First, foreign parents seemed to use their domestic subsidiary to channel innovation into the country.
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Mr Carter refused to say which BBC assets should be transferred to Channel 4.
Today, for instance, Microsoft uses Internet Explorer to channel people to its Bing search engine.
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He would cease being his own worst enemy and began to channel his energies more adaptively.
The green investment bank is being created to channel private sector funding into low carbon businesses.
Even if she'd been able to channel the "salty bits and disappointment" of B.
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BBC's loss of the rights to Test cricket, which have now gone to Channel 4.
It was a prime opportunity for marketers, but one they may have missed due to channel overload.
Of course, Mr. Bloomberg's group had plenty of outrage on guns to channel following the Newtown, Conn.
The State Council statement also proposed various ways to channel more credit to small and medium enterprises.
Bernanke's lieutenant at the Fed, Donald Kohn seemed to channel his boss in a speech last week.
Mr Wowereit, a Social Democrat, strives to channel the city's edginess while reassuring Berliners weary of change.
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They can provide small businesses with strategic partnerships, substantial sales revenue, and access to channel or equity investments.
Falling home prices reflects the market extracting capital so to channel it into what consumers now want more.
For many an attendee, the race is a time to channel her inner Southern belle, no matter her provenance.
She would need to look for a job here, to channel her mind toward something more useful than complaining.
Eventually, Marciniak learned to channel and focus that intensity, her former boss said.
Fencing will also be provided to channel the badgers to the crossing points.
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Companies that create ways to channel collaboration across departments, geographies and even corporate borders, will reap the biggest rewards.
Mr Assad's exiled foes remain divided, unable to channel a significant flow of arms or aid into the country.
According to Channel 10, the White House demanded that Netanyahu applaud their efforts.
"People don't have to channel surf anymore, but they still have to shop at Costco, " says Van de Bunt, 48.
The government has also agreed to channel much of its revenue from the dam towards health, education and rural development.
To reel in our big fish, we need to channel our emotional intelligence and balance that with a touch of logic.
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Fortunately, Sean has an understanding wife and the BBC Introducing programme through which he can attempt to channel all this creativity.
We have an amazing opportunity to channel this into breakthrough new products that surprise and delight, excite and ignite our players.
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City financial firms, happy to channel Libya's foreign investments now, want to develop financial services in the North African country too.
That rule has motivated companies like Facebook to channel pre-IPO stock sales to single, large investors, to keep the shareholder base down.
She likes to channel Eleanor Roosevelt for clarity on life's big questions.
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