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But Alakula is positive about its longevity and says they have also been able to funnel money back to improve their networks.
Twitter has not been able to funnel resources into redesigning the site until now, Mr. Williams said, because the company has had trouble keeping up with its growth, even struggling to keep its Web site from crashing.
"China has over the last several years, because of the surplus that they've accumulated in global trade and the fact that they're not accountable to their constituencies, have been able to funnel an awful lot of money into Africa, basically in exchange for raw materials that are being extracted from Africa," Mr. Obama told the BBC in an interview before his trip.
Apple, and other firms, have been able to funnel profits into Irish subsidiaries or "ghost companies" that had no declared tax residency anywhere in the world.
Last year's US Senate committee investigation revealed that Apple had been able to funnel profits into Irish subsidiaries or "ghost companies" that had no declared tax residency anywhere in the world, cutting billions from its tax bill.
The alliance has been able to funnel cheaper greens into the corner stores through the agriculture collective Roots CSA, which pays upfront for a season's worth of produce from small local farmers.
Presumably it would be able to funnel money into the more sustainable, forward-looking projects.
The architect of the bailout was a former Goldman chief executive, Henry M. Paulson Jr., who was able to funnel trillions of our dollars to his friends on Wall Street.
Thanks to the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision, the casino owner Sheldon Adelson, a onetime foe of your former husband, was able to funnel millions into Newt Gingrich's campaign.
Northwest, which just bought a big part of Continental, will be able to funnel more passengers into its trans-Pacific flights.
The place where the half-cylinders touch are areas of strong vertical magnetic field, where ionized hydrogen and helium of the solar wind are able to funnel down to low altitudes.
