Pursuing growth with relentless drive, he quickly bought News Ideas, a weekly women's magazine, against the corporate board's wishes, then acquired a paper in Perth, The Sunday Times.
The song came to him shortly before bed, but he was unable to acquire a pencil and paper to write down his ideas, as there was a child asleep in the room and he could not turn on the lights.
This is the perfect tool to catch my mail thief because I have plenty of beer cans (I don't really drink, but luckily everyone around me borders on alcoholism) and the rest of the materials are pretty simple to acquire: a pin, photographic paper, some black cardboard, and lots of black tape.
Gannett, which owns The Detroit News, is selling that paper to the MediaNews Group, and is acquiring a Florida paper.
As part of his RecoveryPark project, Gary Wozniak is in the final stages of acquiring a former paper manufacturing plant, to house an aquaculture farm (aquaculture, unlike aquaponics, does not involve growing vegetables).
By the time she came upstairs from the emergency room, she had acquired a pair of blue paper slippers, an involuntary psychiatric commitment (she was deemed a danger to herself) and a name: Jane Doe.
For example, after Bain acquired Ampad, a paper products company, in 1992, the company grew through a series of acquisitions.
The deal was praised by environmental groups, which had urged the state to act quickly to gain control of most of the 161,000 acres that the Nature Conservancy acquired from a paper company last year.
By taking the t → ∞ limit in Eq. 3, we obtain (6 a simple formula that predicts that the total number of citations acquired by a paper during its lifetime is independent of immediacy or the rate of decay and depends only on a single parameter, the paper's relative fitness, λ.
