Rasputin's subsequent acquisition of enormous influence at the imperial court was due primarily to the relief and gratitude of the royal couple.
The best sections of "Banktown" are its accounts of Bank of America's subsequent acquisition of Merrill Lynch amid the economic crisis in the fall of 2008.
PalmOne, created last year by its split from PalmSource and its subsequent acquisition of a rival, Handspring, said it hoped to deliver a profit in the 2005 fiscal year.
Japan's supremacy in Korea and its subsequent acquisition of the Liaodong Peninsula in Manchuria were more than Russia, with its long-cherished dream of southward expansion in East Asia, could tolerate.
Neil Berkett joined ntl, Virgin Media's predecessor, as chief operating officer in September 2005 and played a key role in driving the company's merger with Telewest, the subsequent acquisition of Virgin Mobile and the rebranding of the combined companies' residential operations under the Virgin brand in February 2007.
Either way, it is an unjustifiably large sum which would not have been achieved without a) quantitative easing; b) the current economic gyrations, which have been at least partly caused by the banks; and c) the reduction in competition – and higher fees – that have resulted from the collapse of Lehman (and Barclays' subsequent acquisition of its Wall Street rump).
Comparing a bunch of stray receipts with my own recent luteal window appears to back up this research - apparently I binged quite bonkersly on extension leads and rawl plugs in B&Q and then became totally insensible in the vicinity of Sainsburys' fresh pasta... but obviously the subsequent acquisition of an unsuitable mate can happen any old time of the month, God willing.
The second scenario represents a subsequent acquisition.
Before each subsequent acquisition, the patients were instructed to suspend respiration at end-expiration.
The subsequent acquisition of a manufacturer of rotor blades in the Netherlands rounded out the business.
At $62.5 million, DivX seems to be adhering to a law of diminishing returns with each subsequent acquisition.
