1.   Deductions for capital investments in new equipment and facilities would be immediate, instead of spread out over time.

2.   Over time, doubleclick.

3.   And since rubber cement can, over time, lose its adhesion and discolor paper, she was advised to switch to archival glue.

4.   Accounting rules governing those transactions require that any amount paid in excess of the asset values be written off over time, causing a reduction in earnings.

5.   But he provided few details of how he would reach those goals, saying he would flesh them out over time.

6.   But over time there could be.

7.   But over time...

8.   But only over time.

9.   He figured that fluid system would work here, too -- if not immediately, then over time.