But Stephanie Point took an unusual tack: she decided to work on building her company from the inside to move away from heavy reliance on subcontractors.
He argues that African economies must move away from dependence on a single commodity.
Business owners often talk of selling out to retire, move away, capitalize on a hot market or simply do something else.
China is in the stage of its economic development where it needs, and wants, to increase domestic demand for its products, and move away from dependence on exports.
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Whilst research in more recent years has begun to move away from focusing on the successes or failures of a small number of generals, the diary has remained central to an understanding of not just the role played by Haig, but of the British Army, her generals and her allies.
So, while the stock market clearly remains in a downtrend, our take on the tea leaves is we managed to move away from panic-mode on Tuesday.
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China and other energy hungry countries have been on the hunt for alternative energy sources, to move away from being heavily reliant on coal and fossil fuels.
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The task force also offers a litany of recommendations on improved campaign tactics, saying the party should move away from spending huge sums on TV advertising and put greater emphasis on grassroots efforts to rally supporters door to door.
If his move on taxes eats away further at his base, high risk may take on a whole new meaning for the House speaker.
In order to move away from our dependency on fossil fuels, we need to take advantage of all opportunities.
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Japanese electronics firms have been pushing into areas such as green energy and medical devices as they try to stem losses and move away from an emphasis on consumer products.
Brazil striker Fabiano squandered two golden second-half opportunities as Valladolid held on, meaning Valencia can move above Sevilla with victory away to Athletic Bilbao on Sunday.
Bryan Draper, the company's chief executive officer, said they would not move away and risk losing out on local expertise.
Renewable energy generation will have to increase significantly in order to move the country away from relying on fossil fuels.
Successive Scottish governments have decided on a move away from school league tables, since the Holyrood parliament was set up in 1999.
Dozens of smaller dot.coms, from Ask Jeeves to Respond.com, are also selling private-label versions of their technologies to big companies, largely to move away from over-dependence on consumer revenues.
Respondents were split on whether a move away from full executive responsibilities should mean a reduction in pay.
The biggest reason for this extraordinary development is our move away from the dirtiest energy source on the planet: coal.
Link sites such as Newzbin 2 are gaining popularity as those determined to get their hands on free content move away from traditional peer-to-peer downloading methods.
It has always seemed odd to me that small-government Republicans would want to move decision-making on taxes away from the local level up to the state government level.
The impact will depend on how many workers move away to take jobs and how many remain, an EMDA spokesman said.
To do that, online travel companies need to move away from a model focused so much on reducing channel costs and to one that better serves customer needs as the key to maximizing returns.
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Active money managers are able to move away from the benchmark indices, easing up on sectors or companies that their in-house analysis says will underperform.
Jermain Defoe, who has been linked with a move away from White Hart Lane but was captain on the day, slowly came into the game and only a Gordon fingertip save prevented his cheeky chip from doubling Spurs' lead.
But his second term may give him an opportunity to move away from the distorting, "war on terror" preoccupations of Mali and Somalia, and focus on the broader issues - trade in particular - that he raised three years ago in Ghana.
For many who advocate resource conservation, our heavy dependence on personal vehicles is something to move away from.
Both move Compaq decisively away from its former near-reliance on selling computer boxes.
As he slowly tried to move away, an increasingly large and agitated crowd turned on me and cameraman Stuart Phillips.
The regulators' intention had been that the law would force the two banks to move away from volatile capital-markets activity to concentrate on the more stable wealth-management services that Swiss banks are famous for.
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New guidelines published on September 26th are an attempt to move away from that.
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