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The Luton chairman Denis Mortimer surmised if the team moved it would not only garner new fans from the Milton Keynes area but also retain the existing Luton fanbase.
Canora's conscious strategy isn't only garnering buzz.
Pins on the lapels of blue blazers only garner so much attention.
The U.S.-focused portal appears to be a better strategy, not only in garnering scoops but in reporting U.S. traffic at 13 million unique visitors in April -- a number sure to increase this month.
But with this second installment only garnering $8.8 million in midnight showings (as opposed to $13 million for the first), I fear that people won't embrace this film.
Not only had Mr. Garner not seen the murders, he had not even been in New York when the murders occurred.
Not only did Facebook garner the most searches, but three other variations on the term -- "facebook login," "facebook.com" and "www.facebook.com" -- also made it into the top 10, making facebook-related searches 4.42percentt of the overall searches.
Not only did President Obama garner almost 60percentt of the vote there, but the Democrats who already controlled all branches of the state's government gained a two-thirds supermajority in both houses of the state Legislature, the first time one party has done so since 1933, when the Republicans were in power.
SCO is not only hoping to collect damages in court, it was also stepping up its efforts to garner licensing fees from corporate customers that use Linux.
Not only did Myriad's gene patents garner more international news attention than other gene patenting controversies, but also 77.6% of these articles had a negative tone.
His studio alias, Sonic Fear, has been garnering attention in not only the EDM community but also the classical music community.
