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In addition, the portfolio manager can opportunistically use mutual fund cash flows to rebalance positions, which may help further reduce tracking error relative to a mutual fund.

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The new bomber would decrease the odds of such opportunistic aggression.

They were coupling historic starting pitching with opportunistic offense and just enough production out of the bullpen.

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"The Chinese Intelligence Services are interested in acquiring information from a number of sources, including policymakers, government staff and democratic institutions and are able to act opportunistically to gather all information they can."

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In many cases, the thefts have been opportunistic: Residents have left their keys in the car with the engine on while they run back into the house.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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