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Last year, Panasonic acquired a majority stake in onetime rival and rechargeable-battery leader Sanyo Electric Co.

Panasonic Invests in Tesla Daisuke Wakabayashi 2010

Girardi has lost confidence in onetime eighth-inning reliever Phil Hughes, bringing in closer Mariano Rivera for two innings in the ALCS clincher.

Yankees and Phillies on track for a tight Series 2009

He got Giles from Cleveland two seasons ago and is close to plugging in onetime

USATODAY.com - Balls & Strikes 2001

Join onetime Harlem resident DBR and his band, DBR & THE MISSION, as theyperform worksoff ofDBR’s latest record Woodbox Beats & Balladry, with special guests Emeline Michel — beloved in her native country of Haiti for her skillful infusion of social, political and inspirational content into traditional rhythms — and Erol Josué — renowned for his ties to voodoo as well as for his infectious pop music:

Daniel at this Year’s SummerStage « 2010

The Western-educated Karzai -- seen by many as Washington's preferred candidate -- called the onetime monarch the symbolic "father of the nation" in his speech today.

Squabbling Over The Next Step 2007

I've had some fun at times with old names now popular - a character calls his onetime syno-italian girlfriend Teofania "Mistress Tiffany," but you can only get away with that a little of that.

Nefertiti, by Michelle Moran. Book review Carla 2007

"To fetch your wife -- that is, your onetime wife," the fat man told him.

Tek Net Shatner, William 1997

Huntsman threw his support behind Romney, calling his onetime bitter rival the GOP's best hope to beat President Barack Obama.

CNN.com 2012

Dr. Willke, who in 1971 created what became Ohio Right to Life, called his onetime organization out of touch with the "unrestrained enthusiasm" that the heartbeat bill has unleashed and that he said is emerging in many other states.

NYT > Home Page By ERIK ECKHOLM 2011

An exasperated Mr. Hoyer decried the Republican's unwillingness to deal, and said that Republicans "intentionally walk more than Barry Bonds," referring to the onetime baseball player who has more intentional walks than any other player in history.

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