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"It looks like he makes a relatively perfect pitch every time he pitches against us," Valentine said.

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

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

Since Mr. Osler makes a relatively modest salary and refused to take out a major loan, he could not afford to have the home built all at once.

Fennesz makes a relatively rare live appearance in New York on Sept. 22, when he comes to Littlefield, in Brooklyn, and he may even bring one of the oddest noise-making devices known to man — a guitar.

BMW, despite its troubles, still makes a relatively high return on capital (see chart 2).The Quandts may yet decide to hold on to BMW, hoping that the company can sustain its independence.

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

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

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

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.