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The nail-biting intensity of the action sequences in "The Incredibles," which may garner Pixar its first PG rating, is a credit to the mix of verisimilitude and "caricature," in Mr. Bird's sense, achieved by the animators.

The conclusions drawn from the analysis of the existing works on organizational foresight are that foresight is no longer referred to only as a portfolio of methodologies through which organizations may garner a broader vision and probe the future to ascertain potential competitive landscapes but also as a human or organisational competence.

If forest elephants, which number approximately 20,000 are recognized as a separate species, they may garner more protection.

"Avatar's" $1 billion in ticket sales may garner all the headlines for News Corporation's 20th Century Fox, which released the sci-fi spectacle.

It is Mr. Ailes's comment about President Obama that may garner the most attention.

Trump's statements on Mexicans and Muslims may garner most media attention.

These findings may reflect the social context in which each of the TEFA takes place — whereas the ARS occurs within the classroom context as a group, the practice quizzes are completed online, independently — and eventually on demand — so they may garner greater participation.

Beyond providing a tagline when you're introduced, a postdoc in the United States may garner attention from potential employers.

Under the circumstances of a shortage of base load generators, these generators may garner excessive profits due to a high SMP level.

These initiatives may garner support from conservatives, but their ascendancy comes at a price.

The combination of homoharringtonine (HHT) and Ara-C may garner a similar outcome in China.