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standalone

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stand·a·lone  (stnd-ln)
adj.
Self-contained and usually independently operating: a standalone computer terminal.
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Announcing its second quarter standalone results the company said the huge increase was a result of lower input costs and recovery in the demand.
Q2 profit more than doubles at Tata Motors by Mail Today (New Delhi, India)
CAIRO: Egyptian real estate developer SODIC said full-year standalone profit fell 87 percent, but added that profit growth should rebound by 2010 as the company delivers houses to customers.
SODIC profit slumps, sees 2010 recovery by Daily News Egypt (Egypt)
Jane Ciabattari broke the news on the National Book Critics Circle book blog (and The New York Times followed shortly thereafter): As of February 15th, The Washington Post's 'Book World' will cease to be a standalone section, and all Sunday book content will be spread around into other parts of the paper.
Washington Post Kills 'Book World' Section by Leon Neyfakh / The New York Observer
 
 
 
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