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Now he has an opportunity to earn more recognition in two fights than he has garnered in his entire career.

But seven weeks of anticipation of what Miller would say and how he would behave guaranteed more attention than "Monday Night" has garnered in a long time.

That's the most a Pacer has garnered in a playoff game since Jermaine O'Neal in 2005, and the second-most all time behind Reggie Miller's 19 against the Knicks in the 1994 Eastern Conference finals.

The Hiding Place Trezza Azzopardi, 39 Picador, £14.99 Odds 3/1 Azzopardi's debut novel is more daring in setting and content than those of many novice writers, which might account for the attention she has garnered in literary circles.

AMD's latest Opteron marks another bid by the Sunnyvale, Calif., company and Chief Executive Hector Ruiz Hector Ruiz to expand on the momentum and market share the company has garnered in the server market in the past three years.

The move to block foreign buyers isn't a complete shock in lieu of the amount of publicity that New Zealand has garnered in recent years as a haven for wealthy survivalists, including those in tech.

I'd put them in because the experience they have garnered in the last 15 years puts them in decent stead".

More than a dozen English and non-English versions of the commercial, by Wieden & Kennedy, have garnered in total about six million views on YouTube.

"We hoped that people in Missouri would understand the reputation they have garnered in the rest of the country as being the puppy-mill capital," she says.

Planners are commending KeySpan, a publicly traded utility, for making a deal that probably realized less in cash than it might have garnered in a sale to developers.

Polls show that as the occupation dragged on, it lost much of the public sympathy it had garnered in its early stages.