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In July, one of its members, Pamela Hall, made a discovery that would elevate the controversy.

NBC needed a proprietary site that would elevate its Web site.

Bannon kept searching for a breakthrough deal that would elevate him into the Hollywood establishment.

And so, with a putt on the line that would elevate him to the top, Kaymer never blinked.

"I'd like to see a program initiated that would elevate homes for people who want to do it," he said.

We were waiting for his father to vote in an election that would elevate Akhmad to the presidency of Chechnya.

He worried not that Americans would raise up tyrants but that they would elevate schoolmasters.

We hypothesized that BC would elevate BP in our cohort and that this PM component may in part explain the mixed results observed in the association between BP and PM2.5.

The team may never create the idyllic balance that would truly elevate them beyond the sum of their parts, but there is little excuse for shorting the sum total altogether.

WASHINGTON, Nov 8 (Reuters) - The chances are good, but not guaranteed, that Elizabeth Warren will secure a highly coveted seat on the Senate Banking Committee, a move that would dramatically elevate her campaign against Wall Street excess.

Studies examining the significance of intracellular GSSG are complicated by the lack of a specific approach that would only elevate intracellular GSSG levels.