All of those teams have players who are household names not simply in Africa, but around the world, where their skills are widely and lucratively employed.
Jonathan Ross, still lucratively employed a year after his suspension, has arguably had the last laugh.
Once built, this AI capacity can be lucratively rented out to governments and companies.
At one stage she was lucratively installed as "the Harpic Power Plus girl".
Like their forebears, they target companies with sleepy managers, too much idle cash or ill-fitting divisions that might be lucratively spun off.
But even as it is being lucratively marketed worldwide, there is still discussion about its "negative" influences, as the Tyson case shows.
A peculiar architecture of one-dimensional MnO2 nanowires was synthesized by an optimized hydrothermal route and has been lucratively exploited to fabricate highly efficient microporous electrode overlays for lithium batteries.
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A peculiar architecture of a novel class one dimensional β-Ni(OH 2 nanorods synthesized by an optimized surfactant-free aqueous precipitation route has been lucratively exploited to fabricate highly efficient microporous electrodes for supercapacitors.
This assurance had to be given again in January this year, when Everton announced that its training ground at Finch Farm was to be lucratively sponsored by USM, principally owned by Usmanov, a 30% shareholder in Arsenal.
One of those intermittent publishing fusses over a talked-up book by an unknown author occurred last autumn, when a debut novel by Nicholas Searle called A Reckoning was lucratively sold in the UK and US after a fight for the rights.
