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"It is much more effective to get at the mosquitoes when they are in their aquatic settings," Mr. Magnarelli said.

"With all the advertising out there today, to be effective, to get your message across, I think requires some personal contact," Mr. Rhodes said.

Although we'd have more diary space and it would be more cost effective to get another person behind the camera, it's Jon's headshots people want.

What might be even more effective to get students to try new things like the bean stew: getting rid of the pizza.

"On a ship, it's a lot easier and more cost effective to get everyone together," said Donna Ratte, owner of a Cruise Holidays agency in Palm Springs, Calif.

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"It will be more cost-effective to get off coal and turn toward natural gas than it is to retrofit a lot of these facilities," Mr. Prager said.

But once an agency has won some cases, it is cost-effective to get other defendants to settle or face the consequences.

It's most cost-effective to get to work on needed public projects now when interest rates remain low and unemployment remains high.

However, instead of getting a different filter for each potential contaminant, it's more sensible and cost-effective to get one filter that is certified to remove the widest range of contaminants.

The results indicated that it is an effective way to get efficient dyes by introducing extra phenyl rings into donor moiety especially adopting double bonds as the bridge.