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Reinfeldt, however, has benefited from some voters trusting his track record in the face of the expected impasse after the vote - pollsters say neither the left nor right may garner a parliamentary majority.

The Liberal Democrats belatedly made an end to public sector pay restraint a "red line" for any negotiations on a renewed coalition, a move that may garner a few extra votes in their key marginals, but in most respects the cuts have been a dog that hasn't barked.

The conclusions drawn from the analysis of the existing works on organizational foresight are that foresight is no longer referred to only as a portfolio of methodologies through which organizations may garner a broader vision and probe the future to ascertain potential competitive landscapes but also as a human or organisational competence.

Schulz said that while the movie may garner a lot of attention when it opens, the series could make a more lasting impression.

The combination of homoharringtonine (HHT) and Ara-C may garner a similar outcome in China.

Dirty cop drama The Shield comes to a climax in the US in less than a fortnight, and while HBO's cult hit may garner all the column inches, it's easy to forget that The Shield is the only one of the two to have been aired on terrestrial TV.

While LG's Optimus G may garner all the love, the newly-revealed LG Mach deserves its share of attention, and I got a bit of hands-on time to do just that.

A wander in the halls in costume may garner you a hall costume award and might be more fun than mere goggling at the other costumed revelers.

While the policies that logically stem from such an orientation may garner popular support, a more left-leaning approach will probably discourage foreign direct investment (FDI), which is an equally important component of economic revitalization.

Under the circumstances of a shortage of base load generators, these generators may garner excessive profits due to a high SMP level.

Hopefully Sarahlee Skidders' lawsuit and the publicity it may garner can help to expedite a necessary change in attitudes and procedures to alleviate the stresses that members of the Akwesasne community face on a daily basis at the Cornwall Port of Entry.