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He entered into a joint venture with Ms. O'Donnell, a successful daytime talk show host, to turn McCall's into Rosie -- hoping to attain some of the magazine success of other celebrities, like Oprah Winfrey and Martha Stewart.
With a big market, lots of struggling designers, and support from accelerator StartX, CrowdJewel could attain some of the success of similar businesses like Threadless and BeachMint.
Hair gel can be used to attain some of the most old-school looks, like the ones sported by Elvis, or John Travolta in Grease.
And had they not, the fact is that Brown couldn't hope to attain some of his big goals in his all but certain record-setting fourth term as governor following his likely smashing re-election victory this fall.
Since it was impossible to attain some of the clinical variables in this retrospective review, the response may be correlated with other factors that were not considered in this study.
Although the recording of data insert and updates is more common, recording patient searches and visualization of patient data can help attain some of the most important potentialities of the AT, namely for health service research and to legally support medical decisions.
These eager party members vowed to support each other in attaining some of the most political posts in Germany, including the chancellery.
When the water level is uncovered, it attains some of the properties characteristic for surface water.
Most of them mentioned that after one year they were attaining some of their economic goals, such as paying tuition fees for relatives or investing in businesses back home.
This course also was aimed at fostering and attaining some of the goals articulated in BIO2010 such as an increased emphasis on integrating mathematics and statistics in the biology curricula.
Long-term follow-up of randomized prospective trials of treatments in the intensive care unit may allow us to attain some understanding of the causes of post-intensive care syndrome.
