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As for Government, the short-term "feel-good" gains to be made from such announcements usually override consideration of the bigger picture.

But one private equity firm seems to think there's a lot of money to be made from such specialized, high-end coffee.

Nevertheless, such methodologic art can be addressed methodologically through guidelines that identify the options or strategies available and suggest how appropriate choices can be made from such options or strategies.

Thrale initially did not want to write in the sixth volume of the Thraliana, but did so because "Johnson said that Pleasure might one day be made from such Nonsense, so I'll e'en finish this last Volume of Anecdote & store up no more Stuff".

Although early bottles were made from such materials as gourds and animal skins, glass eventually became the major material employed.

This, indeed, is an old squad and the main benefit of that is squandered if no withdrawals are made from such a bank of experience.

This makes it possible to incorporate circuitry and components into the material the product is made from, such as the phone's case.

But the materials that current devices are made from, such as lithium niobate, are too expensive to replace the cheap copper wires that connect most computers in home and office networks.

Even Shawky's preproduction materials demonstrate the artist's interest in overlapping periods in history, as his marionettes are made from such preindustrial materials as (left) wood in The Horror File (2010), (center) clay in The Path to Cairo (2013) and (right) glass in The Secrets of Karbala (2015), all of which are then recorded for posterity in postindustrial HD digital video.

If no registers existed, but only lists of facilities in a country, a random selection was made from such lists [ 29, 31, 32].

GE, the world's largest energy-equipment supplier, is convinced that there's money to be made from technologies such as clean coal (see article).The more companies such as GE invest in green technology, the greater the chances that their customers, such as electricity utilities, will buy the stuff and thus cut their emissions.