Its prestige-and-overall-quality ranking garners the expected results (Chicago, Harvard, Stanford, and so forth).
It's a problem when a camel wandering into frame garners the biggest laugh of the night.
It is the dining room, though, that garners the most accolades.
Most of the list will not be seen on broadcast television, which garners the largest audiences.
That is because the winner must come from the party that garners the most votes.
But opposition to the war primarily garners the protest vote and will not permanently attach people to the Lib Dems.
"When it succeeds, it will be another example of how a Republican garners the support of all Californians".
Mr Obama's numbers are down, but Americans have even less confidence in BP, which garners the trust of only 22% of the public.
Video garners "the highest C.P.M.'s of anything we do," said Alan Murray, executive editor of WSJ.com, while declining to specify the exact cost.
The official jobless rate, which garners the bulk of attention from politicians and the public, was reported on Friday to have risen to 9.7percentt in August.
But the monthlong event, which garners the largest television audience in the world, may also be remembered as the first in which security gets top billing.
