Tom Bernard, co-president of Sony Pictures Classics, agreed that "Synecdoche, New York" will not be for everyone, but said that Mr. Kaufman has certain box-office advantages.
(For statewide office, the advantage was around two per cent).
(For statewide office, the advantage was around two per cent). A 2005 study, conducted by psychologists at Princeton, showed that it was possible to predict the results of congressional contests by using photographs.
But he secured an exemption from the ethics commission, based on his pledge to avoid certain pitfalls — such as conferring with Hogan Cos. executives about business decisions or using his public office to advantage the business — and on a trust he created for his assets.
Do you think that if a candidate for high public office took advantage of a tax amnesty program, that you and other voters might find that information relevant in deciding for whom to vote? 83.
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel's press office took advantage of April Fool's Day this weekend by jabbing the local media -- and a GOP presidential candidate -- in a fictional press release.
By buying Starz, Lionsgate will get a TV distribution network for its portfolio with dependable subscription revenue to offset the unreliable box office, an advantage most major media companies already have.
Most of these offices are just development offices, taking advantage of local talent.
But that line was warped as hospitals acquired physicians' offices, taking advantage of their eligibility to collect larger payments from Medicare.
Michael Green walked into the offices of Advantage HGV this afternoon with a blowtorch and what he said were "explosive" canisters strapped to his body, taking hostages and throwing computer monitors, keyboards and filing cabinets out of the fifth-storey windows onto the streets below.
