| The out-turn had advantages for Wallace, and led to a unique friendship between the two rivals. |
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| If that's right, it would suggest March's relatively weak out-turn was a blip. |
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| This would still be a respectable out-turn, and significantly better than all current indications for the euro-zone. |
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| The likely fiscal out-turn for the year just finished will not be very far different from the Budget forecast. |
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| On the export side, IT price deflation and manufacturing softness have contributed to the negative out-turn. |
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| And while the out-turn on the public finances for 2001-02 may be slightly better than expected, the bigger picture is not so good. |
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| Mr Friel also said the expected out-turn by the group for the full year would be in line with market forecasts. |
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| But it said this was a good out-turn as the construction market was relatively flat. |
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| For a right-handed thrower, an out-turn is counter-clockwise, and the opposite for a lefty. |
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| The local management is hoping for a better full year out-turn than last year, but it is not stated whether this is before or after exceptionals are taken into account. |
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