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Many comedies seem to be made by taking pictures of funny (or funny enough) people acting funny.

Mr. Miller's firm was one of the first on Wall Street to recognize that profits could be made by taking advantage of differences between the price of stock index futures and the underlying stocks.

While no one entity has emerged as a primary leader of the Greek holdout crowd, traders frequently mention Aurelius Capital Management, a hedge fund based in New York, as one that might bet there is money to be made by taking Greece to court.

To my mind, it makes little sense for individuals or institutions to believe that progress can be made by taking backward steps; and although there may be some among the young seminarian population who have romantic notions about the church of old, few of us who actually grew up in it have any desire to return to it.

Improvements could be made by taking a closer look at such compounds to find more common structural patterns.

When ( lambda mapsto A ( lambda ) ) is a holomorphic family of operators a more precise statement can be made by taking account multiplicities see [80, §C.4].

Projections of future debt levels were made by taking into account increased tuition fees this year and next.

The final decision is made by taking into consideration both the ability of each ensemble to fit the validation data locally and reducing the risk of overfitting.

In this research, comparison has been made by taking the three cutting sustainable fluid v.i.z Traditional Cutting fluid, Syntilo 9930c and Syntilo R Plus cutting oil.

The crisp decisions, i.e., the identification of sulci, were made by taking the maximum of the summation of all the membership functions.

It is made by taking two rounds of the rope around a solid object, then passing the end under both turns to form a pair of half hitches.