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Forbes reports that it will sport “an implied pro forma enterprise value of $630 million, net of tax benefits,” after its completion.

The pro forma results are also inclusive of a private placement, and its recent acquisition of Tock.

The House held a moment of silence to remember Wright on Monday after convening for a brief pro forma session.

Normal procedure is that any member country can request that a document be circulated, and the UN does it pro-forma.

As pro forma as the personal stuff is, Tyrant still could've been a compelling show—if it got the political stuff right.

But as a matter of law, these tax-exempt organizations do maintain a pro-forma nonpartisan posture.

The Senate had, in fact, been in pro forma session when Obama issued his fiat that the body was in recess.

The objections to quantitative easing were generally pro forma and not particularly articulate.

It was read a first time in that house pro forma, and the second reading was fixed for the 17th of July.

The bill was read a second time pro forma on the 13th of July, and the motion to commit it was made on the 21st.

This would have been done before except that Mr. Vanderpool expected Judge Bedford to sit and make it pro forma.

He believed with conviction a great deal that Erasmus accepted merely pro forma.

Even when returning from Lugano it was made to stop at the customs-house simply pro forma.