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stand-aloneRefers to a device that works on its own without requiring additional equipment. See stand-alone PC.
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Delta Air Lines said on Friday it narrowed its loss in November to USD$49 million, keeping it on track to exit bankruptcy as a stand-alone company in the spring. A tandem mold costs about 10% more than two stand-alone tools, but production savings can be realized in as little as six months, according to Kliewer. Conversely, if the same procedure is performed in a physician's office or a stand-alone ambulatory center, the health plan will add 5 percent to the usual reimbursement. |
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