Why not own a creature you can stroke and cuddle and tease with a piece of string?
To gain a deeper understanding of the CSR movement, it is critical to set aside our one-dimensional view of corporate beneficence to tease out a more sophisticated understanding of the complex relationship between corporations and their activities and the greater community.
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One is meta-analysis, in which the results of clinical trials are pooled together to try and tease out small effects of a treatment.
It is not an easy task to tease a national psyche out of a landscape, a geological fact.
We got a brief, hands-off tease of the 17.3-inch GX60 successor at the 8900M's unveiling, and it's clear the graphics are the centerpiece.
Fans hoped that Benitez might be able to tease a little more production out of him since he brought him to England in the first place.
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She teases the reader intellectually rather in the way that Gertrude Stein used to tease, by a strange use of repetition, and by often using silliness as a route to the exploration of seriousness.
The quest to tease useful information from a mountain of evidence, including what one lawmaker called the equivalent of hundreds of hours of video, bore its first fruit with the images of the suspicious person near the marathon's finish line.
Last year Wales had led 9-6 at half-time and another tight scoreline at the break promised a thrilling second half - and the tease of that elusive Wales win over the All Blacks.
It could vaporize a rock and identify its minerals from the spectrum of light they emitted, or drill a sample and tease apart its chemical constituents.
You can get a flavour of the show from its introductory tease.
Might they at least tease it next year, ahead of a full reveal the year after?
Still, the most important lesson from the trial may be that it is incredibly difficult to tease out the long-term effects of a medicine.
With so many possible variables to consider, it makes sense to start with a clean slate and see what relationships we can tease out of the data.
That's all just a tease until the Sunday, July 26 U.S. premiere of Dr. Who: Planet of the Dead.
In an effort to tease out the effect of Zetia, researchers looked at a subgroup of patients who were supposed to lower their cholesterol to very low levels.
Another facet of this study was that the researchers used a survey to tease out other factors that might be influencing semen quality.
The impression left is of a writer frozen in a precocious teenagery, whose ability to tease and provoke the grown-ups is entertaining but ultimately tiresome.
At the end of it all, their job is to tease consumers into buying a product.
It presents a strong argument that the differences in heart risk for these medicines are incredibly difficult to tease out of existing clinical data.
The author seems unable to decide whether he is trying to tease out historical parallels, which shed light on modern debates, or to provide a comprehensive survey of the wavering fortunes of each competing branch of internationalism.
To tease its announcement on Tuesday 19, the company has released an infographic called "a brief history of photography".
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New Yorkers love to tease that Brooklyn is ideal for young people who love ironic eyewear, self-employment and a closet full of skinny jeans.
"It's harder to tease data out of team sports, because the action is so diffuse, " said Mark Broadie, a finance professor at Columbia Business School.
Leave it to the car obsessed geeks at Jalopnik to tease out the real news after the National Enquirer published pictures last week of cancer survivor Steve Jobs visiting a cancer clinic near his home. (People who have had cancer tend to do that).
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