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assets.Ifthisreviewindicatesthattheremainingusefullifeofthelong-
livedassethasbeenreduced,theCompanyadjuststhedepreciationonthat
assettofacilitatefullcostrecoveryoveritsrevisedestimatedremaining
usefullife.
DerivativeFinancialInstrumentsTheCompanyaccountsforderivative
financialinstrumentsinaccordancewithSFASNo.133,“Accountingfor
DerivativeInstrumentsandHedgingActivities.”Allderivativeinstruments
arerecognizedaseitherassetsorliabilitiesandaremeasuredatfairvalue.
Certainderivativesaredesignatedandaccountedforashedges.TheCom-
panydoesnotusederivativesfortradingorotherspeculativepurposes.
TheCompanyusescashflowhedgestomanageforeigncurrency
exchangerisk,commoditypricerisk,andinterestrateriskrelatedto
forecastedtransactions.TheCompanyalsousesforeigncurrencyforward
contractstooffsetcurrency-relatedchangesinforeigncurrencydenomi-
natedassetsandliabilities.Theseforeigncurrencyforwardcontractsare
notdesignatedasaccountinghedgesandallchangesinfairvalueare
recognizedinearningsintheperiodofchange.
Thefairvaluesofforeigncurrencyforwardcontractsdesignatedas
cashflowhedgesofforecastedforeigncurrencydenominatedintercom-
panysalesarereportedinothercurrentassetsand/orcurrentliabilities,
andtheeffectiveportionofthegainorlossonthederivativesisrecorded
inothercomprehensiveincome.Whentherelatedinventoryissoldtothird
parties,thehedgegainsorlossesasofthedateoftheintercompanysale
aretransferredfromothercomprehensiveincometocostofgoodssold.
Thefairvaluesofsilverforwardcontractsdesignatedashedgesof
forecastedworldwidesilverpurchasesarereportedinothercurrentassets
and/orcurrentliabilities,andtheeffectiveportionofthegainorlossonthe
derivativeisrecordedinothercomprehensiveincome.Whenthesilver-con-
tainingproductsaresoldtothirdparties,thehedgegainsorlossesasof
thedateofthepurchaseofrawsilveraretransferredfromothercompre-
hensiveincometocostofgoodssold.
EnvironmentalExpendituresEnvironmentalexpendituresthatrelateto
currentoperationsareexpensedorcapitalized,asappropriate.Expendi-
turesthatrelatetoanexistingconditioncausedbypastoperationsand
thatdonotprovidefuturebenefitsareexpensedasincurred.Coststhatare
capitalinnatureandthatprovidefuturebenefitsarecapitalized.Liabilities
arerecordedwhenenvironmentalassessmentsaremadeortherequire-
mentforremedialeffortsisprobable,andthecostscanbereasonably
estimated.Thetimingofaccruingfortheseremediationliabilitiesisgener-
allynolaterthanthecompletionoffeasibilitystudies.
TheCompanyhasanongoingmonitoringandidentificationprocess
toassesshowtheactivities,withrespecttotheknownexposures,are
progressingagainsttheaccruedcostestimates,aswellastoidentifyother
potentialremediationsitesthatarepresentlyunknown.
IncomeTaxesTheCompanyaccountsforincometaxesinaccordance
withSFASNo.109,“AccountingforIncomeTaxes.”Theassetandliability
approachunderlyingSFASNo.109requirestherecognitionofdeferredtax
liabilitiesandassetsfortheexpectedfuturetaxconsequencesoftemporary
differencesbetweenthecarryingamountsandtaxbasisoftheCompany’s
assetsandliabilities.Managementprovidesvaluationallowancesagainst
thenetdeferredtaxassetforamountsthatarenotconsideredmorelikely
thannottoberealized.
EarningsPerShareInNovember2004,theEmergingIssuesTaskForce
finalizedtheconsensusinIssueNo.04-8,“TheEffectofContingently
ConvertibleDebtonDilutedEarningsperShare”(EITF04-8).EITF04-8
requiresthatcontingentconvertibleinstrumentsbeincludedindiluted
earningspershareregardlessofwhetheramarketpricetriggerorother
contingentfeaturehasbeenmet.EITF04-8iseffectiveforreportingperi-
odsendingafterDecember15,2004andrequiresrestatementofpriorpe-
riods.TheCompanycurrentlyhasapproximately$575millionincontingent
convertiblenotes(theConvertibleSecurities)outstandingthatwereissued
inOctober2003.InterestontheConvertibleSecuritiesaccruesatarate
of3.375%andispayablesemi-annually.TheConvertibleSecuritiesare
convertibleataninitialconversionrateof32.2373sharesoftheCompany’s
commonstockforeach$1,000principaloftheConvertibleSecurities.The
Company’sdilutednetearningspershareincludestheeffectofEITF04-8,
whichhadnomaterialimpactontheCompany’sreporteddilutedearnings
pershare.
Basicearnings-per-sharecomputationsarebasedontheweighted-
averagenumberofsharesofcommonstockoutstandingduringtheyear.
Dilutedearnings-per-sharecalculationsreflecttheassumedexerciseand
conversionofemployeestockoptionsthathaveanexercisepricethatis
belowtheaveragemarketpriceofthecommonsharesfortherespec-
tiveperiodsaswellassharesrelatedtotheassumedconversionofthe
ConvertibleSecurities,ifdilutive.Thereconciliationbetweenthenumerator
anddenominatorofthebasicanddilutedearnings-per-sharecomputations
ispresentedasfollows:
20042003 2002
(Restated)
Numerator:
Earningsfromcontinuing
operationsusedinbasic
netearningspershare $ 81 $189 $ 761
Effectofdilutivesecurities:
Interestexpenseon
contingentconvertible
notes,netoftaxes — 3 —
Earningsfromcontinuing
operationsusedindiluted
netearningspershare $ 81 $192 $ 761
Denominator:
Numberofcommonshares
usedinbasicnet
earningspershare 286.6 286.5 291.5
Effectofdilutivesecurities:
Employeestockoptions 0.2 0.1 0.2
Contingentconvertiblenotes — 4.2 —
Numberofcommonshares
usedindilutednet
earningspershare 286.8 290.8 291.7
Optionstopurchase32.5million,35.9millionand26.8millionshares
ofcommonstockatweighted-averagepersharepricesof$52.47,$51.63
and$58.83fortheyearsendedDecember31,2004,2003and2002,
respectively,wereoutstandingduringtheyearspresentedbutwerenotin-