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Cadbury declined to comment on the formal bid, but a source close to the company said: "The offer is unchanged and still derisory. "

Lewis, though a spokesman, said the offer 'is derisory , and I do not believe that shareholders will approve it.

Back then, we used to howl with derisory laughter at those couples in restaurants eating in stony silence.

All the while, Chinese households are earning derisory income on their savings, and in rural, inland areas poverty remains widespread.

Nor is China's offer derisory. The Americans complain that China's existing policies would achieve those cuts with no extra effort.

Her bid was dismissed as a "derisory" offer from a "low-growth conglomerate" .

Heavy-foot made a derisory noise, proving that he didn't recognize irony when he heard it.

Few non-Japanese investors own yen cash or bonds, and central bank holdings are similarly derisory.

In the first, which Carr sent to Rosenfeld the next week, he called the offer "derisory. "

Allied action on the Western front during Hitler's conquest of Poland was derisory.

Cadbury Chairman Roger Carr has dismissed Kraft's offer as "derisory. "

and transcontinental development was derisory. That is now changing.

Cambodian textile workers, who make many of the clothes on sale in the US and Europe, say this wage is derisory.

The Japanese stock market would fly if derisory returns on equity were lifted, in spite of the country's economic stagnation.

The interest from Hershey could add new pressure on Kraft to sweeten its $16. 5 billion offer, which Cadbury rejected last week as derisory.

Even if they did their jobs, and they cited those facilities for their violations, the fine would be derisory.

Yet in Europe use of natural-gas vehicles is derisory.

Nor is China's offer derisory.