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They made a relatively unusual joint appearance last night at a dinner for investors.

Mr. Huntsman's supporters have made a relatively substantial purchase of television ad time.

But after signing for £8.5m, a British-record fee, Collymore made a relatively poor start to his Liverpool career.

The globalization of capital and the work force has made a relatively small percentage of the Indian population happy.

Bi-Rite made a relatively small investment and increased both its site traffic and the store's sales.

Lewis, for instance, had been running the center for about 12 years when the Sandlers showed up and made a relatively small grant.

"That's a really big number for somebody making a relatively individualistic artistic work.

RIVER TO RIVER FESTIVAL June 12: The reticent English songwriter Joan Armatrading makes a relatively rare New York City visit.

Police forces that do fewer searches tend to make a relatively higher number of arrests.

Barber will make a relatively early exit from the game, and replacing him will be the free-agent acquisition Dorsey Levens.

The menacing funnel web spider even makes a relatively innocent appearance -- among the displays at the Australian Museum.