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Low yields, meanwhile, make it cheaper for many companies to finance their operations, which could help generate outsize profits.

Smartphones, meanwhile, make it easier than ever before to document police abuse and blast the evidence out everywhere.

The changes to iTunes, meanwhile, make it a real competitor with WinAmp to top my list of Best Desktop Music Apps of 2003.

Yahoo's huge audience, meanwhile, makes it more desirable to advertisers and content providers, analysts say.

Eileen, meanwhile, made it her responsibility to cultivate every aspect of the girls, from their look to their personalities, a role she did not take lightly.

Once firearms have been purchased, recent changes in Arizona law have meanwhile made it even easier for people to carry out attacks.

Raising your window shade, meanwhile, "Makes it easier for the flight attendants to assess any exterior hazards— fire, debris — that might interfere with an emergency evacuation".

The Red Sox brass, meanwhile, made it clear that it wanted Tuesday to be a day for celebration, not for repeated speculation about the club's future.

The Mets, meanwhile, made it to their first Fall Classic in 15 years with a clean sweep of the Chicago Cubs for the NL pennant.

Stewart meanwhile made it to the front of the green in two, only to thin his chip 25 feet past the hole.

United meanwhile made it to the quarter-finals of the Cup Winners' Cup, but their tie against Sporting of Lisbon really is best forgotten.