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The National Theatre, he said, was typical in that it receives 38% of its income from the public purse, but the rest it earns itself from box-office income and fundraising.

If an object is found that is at least 480ft (150m) across, and which will pass closer than 20 times the distance between the moon and the Earth (around five million miles, or eight million km), it earns itself the status of Potentially Hazardous Asteroid (PHA).

At one time, "Literature and Society" was a phrase so much on everyone's lips that it earned itself an abbreviation: Lit & Soc.

Film star, 1970s and 1980s As the car's fame began to spread in the late 1960s, it earned itself the nickname the 'duck' from in Holland and Germany, and the 'goat' in Finland.

"I would say it's in a latent phase right now," Roach said at the time, "but someday if we find the right idea that seems to have it earn itself, for sure".

But the real proof shit's gone completely bonkers out there: Chuck E. Cheese's, the kid-friendly mascot franchise for the Midwest, was so rowdy it earned itself more visits from the cops than any other restaurant in the last year.

QAnon came around in October of 2017 and quickly started to pick up steam online where it earned itself followers and some explainers by digital-focused outlets but it's true coming out party was at a Tampa Trump rally on July 31 of this year.

Unlike last time, when it gave Nintendo a zero rating in all nine categories it rates, Nintendo earns itself a 0.3 (sounds like an IGN rating) for verbalizing a new chemical management policy.

I can't say how long it'll stay there, but it's earned itself a test run for at least the next few days.

YouTube, which is still unprofitable, will not disclose how much revenue it earns for itself or for its partners from Content ID.

It had earned itself an investment-grade rating, steered clear of flashy purchases and hired outside professionals, including a former chairman of Barclays bank, to oversee its investments.