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There is an outside possibility that he could finish ahead of a candidate like Mrs. Bachmann, which could garner him a favorable headline or two.

Exorbitant price and initial scarcity will turn consumers on to other options, namely Nintendo's goofy Wii, which could garner an astounding third of the next-gen console market by the end of next year, putting it in position to lead a few years down the road.

Community support groups would provide a culturally sensitive arena from which patients could garner emotional support and access health-related information [ 22].

News broke last night that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has what he thinks is a viable compromise piece of healthcare reform legislation, which he thinks could garner the 60 votes he needs to pass the Senate.

Because these residues contain high fiber levels, they may be amendable to incorporation into polymers as well, which is an option that could garner greater economic returns.

"The permits that have been given out are mostly for small-scale publications, but not for the kind of publication that could garner a national audience, which Malaysiakini could," Ms. Masjaliza said.

Having Mr. Gasparino working the Wall Street beat could garner more attention for Fox Business, which made its debut two and a half years ago but has gained little traction.

Tracing the contours and emphases of, as well as conflicts between, bioenergy sub-niche imaginaries can clarify which pathways for transition to a lower carbon energy future could garner political and public support.

Not a fan of debt, Baron kept plowing his profits back into software enhancements that could garner monthly subscriptions like the Baron Tornado Index, which ranks the severity and direction of storms on a scale of one to ten.

Creasy said she believed she could garner enough cross-party support to pass the amendment to the bill, which is at the report stage in the House of Lords before it goes through to the Commons.

Of course, this is no different than the past, in which companies based their responses on how much media attention they thought a disgruntled customer could garner.