Why, Schlafly demanded, should women "lower" themselves to equal rights "when we already have the status of special privilege?" Leaders of the pro-E.R.A. campaign found it hard to take such arguments seriously: according to one contemporary account, copies of the Report became collectors' items among feminists, acquired for their comic value.
"We are particularly delighted that Scrum.com joins ESPN prior to this year's Rugby World Cup". ESPN has acquired the website from parent company Scrum Ltd which eventually became the owner of the website - acquired for less than £100,000 from failed sports venture Sportal - after it had changed hands several times up until 2002.
In 1996, the gambling company was acquired for $2 billion by Hilton Hotels, and Mr. Goldberg became chief of Hilton's casino operations.
Reed was acquired for Matt Lawton.
If anybody becomes an "acquiring person" by acquiring more than the threshold percentage, however, the warrants grant the right to buy corporate stock for prices below value.
The Uber ATG truck notably drops all Otto branding, as you can see, since Uber retired that name in May following a trademark dispute raised by Canada's Otto Motors, and after the self-driving trucking company Uber acquired became the impetus for a suit by Alphabet's Waymo contesting that Otto execs took confidential company info when they departed Google.
By opting out, students become responsible for acquiring all textbooks on their own after the syllabi are released and will need to return all textbooks or Kindles to the Program Office.
For example, drones will become commonplace for acquiring spatial data.
It's as if a perky, wise-cracking woodland animal from a Disney cartoon had leaped off the screen, become human and acquired a taste for both illicit drugs and ballet.
They can change, become embellished, acquire patina.
