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Another factor is that not every drug company wants to see its best treatment drugs, on which it earns billions of dollars, tested for prevention.

Its average booking price is $2194, from which it earns $315 on a customer acquisition cost of $138.

The group, the Economic Development Corporation, had previously resisted giving up the money, which it earns by leasing space in Times Square.

The company has a second product, Mobile Expresslane from which it earns revenue.

Waterfront has served as a conduit for some $2.4 million in business, from which it earns a percentage.

With the recent release of the documentary film Blackfish, by filmmaker Gabriela Cowperthwaite, and David Kirby's book, Death at SeaWorld, the time is right for the highly profitable marine park industry to re-evaluate the manner in which it earns money -- having captive killer whales perform tricks and stunts in walled tanks.

Ignored by the Hollywood Foreign Press in the drama series category each of its five prior seasons, FX's "The Americans" won Sunday night with its first nomination, which it earned for its acclaimed final season.

Notre Dame is undeserving of its lofty reputation, which it earned only because the media annually overestimates the team, in order to please its privileged, pompous, nationwide following.

The film was noted for its stunning cinematography for which it earned an Academy Award nomination as well as riveting action sequences, including a human-formed chain across a raging river.

While alcohol and tobacco are significant sources of income, most of Delaware's profits from sin come from its lottery, with which it earned $275 million last year, and casino taxes, which the state ranks 12th in the country for annual revenue.

The company benefited in the second quarter from the sale of part of its stake in the Boston Red Sox, from which it earned $9.1 million before taxes.