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The Ifo survey therefore captures more small and midsize enterprises oriented toward domestic customers, he said.

Again, the richest tenth of Americans captures more than one-quarter of the benefits.

Mr. Leung also captures more intimate moments among friends seated around a table in a restaurant.

It also captures more intimate moments: scenes of everyday pleasure and routine, in cafes, nightclubs and artists' ateliers.

That could be because German doctors are using a broader definition of kidney failure that captures more cases.

Davis' technique is non-invasive and does not require specialist camera equipment, although higher-quality equipment captures more detail.

He plants giant cane (arundo donax), a species that captures more CO2 than any other plant, near his vineyards.

Her prose is not opaque, but like stained glass it sometimes captures more light than it transmits.

The Lytro, which began shipping from lytro.com on Wednesday, can do this because its image sensor captures more data than your standard camera does.

Earlier this year it merged its Russian subsidiary with Unimilk, a domestic dairy firm, creating a company that captures more than one-fifth of the Russian market.

And what the new radical cinema captures, more surely and more truthfully than its predecessors, is radical experience, inner and outer.