Not incidentally, Mr. Marden created this painting at his studio in Eagles Mere, Pa.
Not incidentally, with drugs now regarded as the preferred mode of treatment, the increase in diagnoses is a boon to pharmaceutical manufacturers.
They therefore hired advertising firms to sell the public on the idea of the large corporation, and, not incidentally, to advance pro-business legislation.
And this, not incidentally, is just for aviation and spinning machines.
The heroes are poor-but-honest and selfless federal prosecutors plus Martin Siegel, the handsome dealmaker who repents his misdeeds--while, not incidentally, providing lots of material for the author.
It has been meticulously crafted to be a credible and objective body to find and define the missing, monetary, key to job creation, equitable prosperity, and, not incidentally, deficit reduction.
Axiom is now fielding teams of consultants who help big corporate legal departments figure out how to do their work more cost-effectively, Henderson said, and not incidentally steering more work back to Axiom.
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Not incidentally, Buffett is also the Post Co.
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The same amount of energy from a combustion power plant is produced daily by combining 20 million pounds of coal with 200 million pounds of air, not incidentally yielding an equal weight in ashes and gases.
One of the stories that Georges tells Anne is about his childhood, but it's also, not incidentally, about movies about his seeing a movie as a child and then, shortly afterward, not being able to recall the story, only the feelings it evoked.
Not incidentally, that's also the reason "No Budget, No Pay" does not violate the 27th Amendment, which forbids salary increases or reductions during a current Congress: Their salary is not being reduced, it is being withheld until they actually do their job.
The social network has, in a little over six years, picked up 500 million users, sucked up a good bit of the world's free time, and not incidentally made possible new forms of organization among strangers that have affected the policies of nations.
And this is not, incidentally, a pro-youth bias in disguise.
The UK Contractors Group (UKCG), an industry lobby group, has been presenting politicians of all stripes with a case for maintaining spending on public works, in the long-term interests of the economy (and, not wholly incidentally, their own).
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Accenture, with more than 3, 000 people in New York, saw the Lab as an opportunity to help the city create more high-end jobs in financial technology, and, not so incidentally, to deepen its own relationships with financial services clients while simultaneously getting a glimpse of rising new technology innovations.
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That does not mean, incidentally, that brandishing the saltire is purely a Nationalist act.
This view, incidentally, is not the sole preserve of Christian Ireland, but was a fundamental part of the Hippocratic oath.
That, incidentally, was not the only time the former professor showed himself.
Baron Cohen is a clever man (Cambridge University, incidentally) who would not ask such a question without a good reason.
We must teach that men are great only on their intrinsic value, and not on the position they may incidentally happen to occupy.
Incidentally, I'm not the first to question Mr. Buffett's commitment to "shared sacrifice" in balancing the federal budget.
Incidentally, being academically under-qualified is not tantamount to being a bad citizen.
Incidentally, Rutgers would make the final round in 2011, so not only did they have a great pitch, but their stock had fantastic returns.
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More problematic is his approach to macroeconomics (a term, incidentally, that was barely in use in 1948, and did not appear in the first edition of the book).
Incidentally, as much as the software giant had requested it, these firms will not be obliged to leave the room when extracts of Microsoft's technical documents are shown.
And I said to Gordon when I stepped down - and incidentally we had a very good relationship at that time and beyond - that I would not pass comment on anything that was happening and that would stop people misrepresenting us.
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