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in-house and rule
The game was re-published as a full-fledged game line in 1997 by Dream Pod 9, this time using their own in-house rule system.

in-house and laid
The company laid off the development staff in June 1999, replacing the in-house technology with OpenGL after buying a Mac implementation and key staff from Conix.
In July 2009, 80 in house staff were laid off, about 25 % of Current's staff, and plans were announced to air licensed TV series and films and other content that is not produced by Current in-house or by the VC2 system.

in-house and out
After being used first for Id Software's in-house game, the engines are licensed out to other developers.
He is held responsible for informing all brothers ( in-house and out of house ) of activities that are planned for the chapter.
Such analyses were initially carried out in-house by car makers and their suppliers.
Again, a Lotus version was produced ( this time done in-house at Ford ) but the most admired was the 1600E that came out in late 1967.
GPO contracts out much of the federal government's printing but prints the official journals of government in-house, including:
Historically, these activities were all carried out in-house in a publisher, but increasingly are subject to outsourcing.
This branch of products effectively ceased in the early 1980s when new product development at Land Rover and a trend for manufacturers to build accessories in-house forced Fairey to drop out of the sector.
By February 1992 the first on-screen effects of the licence loss became obvious, with TV-am closing its in-house news service and contracting it out to Sky News for a one-off payment.
It later branched out into entertainment software by becoming a Lucasfilm licensee, publishing the Indiana Jones computer games before they were taken in-house by Lucasfilm Games with Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. It also released Text adventures tied to famous authors like Dick Francis and Ray Bradbury, and a controversial game from Tom Snyder Productions called Sub Mission.
In 2004 infrastructure maintenance, ( Track, Signal, and Overhead lines ), was taken back ' in-house ' by Network Rail, but track renewal remains contracted out to the private sector.
He never sought out a major publisher for his books, but self-published them all, and even brought back in-house one book that had been placed with a major publisher.
Larger companies are more likely to outsource than their smaller counterparts – the average staff size of the companies who outsource is 3, 313 compared to 2, 162 for those who carry out in-house checks.
The construction and property industry showed the lowest level of outsourcing, with 89 % of such firms in the sample carrying out checks in-house, making the overall average 16 %.
" Many law firms have an " up or out policy " ( pioneered around 1900 by partner Paul Cravath of Cravath, Swaine & Moore ): associates who do not make partner are required to resign and join another firm, go it alone as a solo practitioner, go to work in-house in a corporate legal department, or change professions ( burnout rates are very high in law ).
While in-house recruiters tend to attract candidates for specific jobs, headhunters will attract both candidates and actively seek them out as well.
Their team, led by producer Dale T. Hardin, director Craig Schaefer, and composer / lyricist Michael Reno created dozens of Shaklee Shows from concept to performance, and eventually branched out into in-house satellite TV.
* " Do I really want to approach General Electric's army of lawyers with hat in hand and say, ' Would you mind if we put out your in-house propaganda as a kind of funny little project?
Unusually for the time, in the early years, local news was not made in-house and was contracted out to Yorkshire Television.
In February 2006, however, the Bankcard Association of Australia announced that it would phase out Bankcard by the end of that year, citing the exceptional growth of credit card operations and improvements in technology allowing member banks to perform their own data capture and processing in-house.
Their Triumph badged ' in-house ' competitor failed to achieve anything like the sales figures of the BMC small FWD cars, though it should be pointed out that the BMC 1100 range featured several badge-engineered variants.
An additional part of GEM Impact is GEM Factory, an in-house record label which has put out the debut album of The Outer Rim and the Ninja Blade soundtrack.
The kernel of the idea for Tiny Planets was written by Casey Dobie and then developed out by a small in-house team including Richard Davis and Antony Hatfield and led by Andy Park ( former commissioning editor at the BBC and Channel 4 ).
Closed in-house beta testing started in December 2011 and press beta weekend events started being rolled out in March 2012.
The news was provided in-house by TV-am but following its loss of the license the news provision was contracted out to Sky News from 1 February 1983 to 31 December 1992.

in-house and on
Suleputer, an in-house marketing and music label established in cooperation with Sony Music Entertainment Intermedia in 1998, publishes CDs, DVDs, and other media based on Capcom's games.
They have no in-house design teams and rely on submitted material from outside talent.
The customer could use the software on a remote timeshare computer or on an in-house mini-computer system.
It can also be done in-house, although routers would then need to be configured to introduce the lag what would typically occur on public networks.
The new digital broadcaster was launched on 15 November 1998, with a lineup of 18 channels, including many channels developed in-house by Carlton and Granada.
He also won another award in 1959 for the creation of the " Toho Versatile System ", an optical printer for widescreen pictures, which he built in-house and first used on The Three Treasures in 1959 ( Tsuburaya was continually frustrated by the poor state of equipment he was forced to use, and Toho's money-pinching that prevented the acquisition of new motion picture technologies ).
In programming, it is also common to refer to the NIH Syndrome as the tendency towards reinventing the wheel ( reimplementing something that is already available ) based on the belief that in-house developments are inherently better suited, more secure or more controlled than existing implementations.
The formal name of the operation is American Broadcasting Companies, Inc., and that name appears on copyright notices for its in-house network productions and on all official documents of the company, including paychecks and contracts.
In 1983, via its revived theatrical division, ABC Motion Pictures, Silkwood was released in theaters, and The Day After ( again produced in-house by its by-then retitled television unit, ABC Circle Films ) was viewed on TV by 100 million people, prompting discussion of nuclear activities taking place at the time.
For the tenth series in Hollywood, Laura Hall took over, playing mainly keyboards, and went on to be the in-house musician for the American series.
The company objectives were twofold: to provide in-house computer processing support to Golden United Life Insurance ; and to develop as an independent business in the computer time-sharing industry, by renting time on its PDP-10 midrange computers during business hours.
By this time, the music videos and concert specials that the channel ran since the 1997 rebrand were dropped, citing the inability to receive a stake in revenue from the artists ' CD sales and lack of exclusivity for the videos ; soon after, the channel began to incorporate music videos from songs featured in Disney's feature films and performed by artists on Radio Disney and signed by Disney's in-house record companies Hollywood Records and Walt Disney Records.
Based on tapes from FBI bugs played at pretrial hearings the Gambino administration was denied bail and attorneys Bruce Cutler and Gerald Shargel were both disqualified from defending Gotti after determining they had worked as " in-house counsel " for the Gambino organization.
Full Throttle was the first computer game to employ mostly SAG-registered professional voice actors instead of relying entirely on in-house talent, and also featured a few pieces of licensed music.
In 1972, a single-storey extension designed in-house by British Rail was built on to the front of the station to contain the main passenger concourse and ticket office.
Apple did not develop the iPod software entirely in-house, instead using PortalPlayer's reference platform based on two ARM cores.
As with many other professions in the performing arts, theatre directors would often learn their skills " on the job "; to this purpose, theatres often employ trainee assistant directors or have in-house education schemes to train young theatre directors.
The by-passed in-house British Rail design engineers poured scorn on the project, nevertheless the new engineers used their inventiveness to progress the project.
The company included an in-house airline, MyTravel Airways, however, following the merger of MyTravel and Thomas Cook AG on 19 June 2007, these brands passed to the new combined Thomas Cook Group plc.
Pardo joined NBC as an in-house announcer in 1944, remaining on the network staff for the next 60 years.
He relied more on flow and wordplay, and he continued with his penchant for mining beats from the popular producers of the day such as Swizz Beatz, an upstart in-house producer for Ruff Ryders, and Timbaland.

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