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Retailers can mark these exclusive lines down at their own pace, with a far more profitable outcome than with a national brand.

The Fray Bentos story Initially cattle in Uruguay were raised for leather, but when Justus von Liebig, "father of organic chemistry", invented concentrated meat extract around 1840, nutrition soon became a far more profitable line of business.

There is a pressing need for Apple to generate interest again in iTunes as a place for music rather than an app store, a far more profitable product line for the company in recent years).

If both chose to cooperate, each earned $2. If both opted to defect, each earned $1. Hence, mutual cooperation from start to finish was a far more profitable strategy, at $40 a woman, than complete mutual defection, which gave each $20.

This should be a far more profitable direction for the A9 team to pursue.

This has proven to be a far more profitable and scalable model than selling advertising to local establishments; it's entirely due to the collection of payment by the online intermediary.

For people who don't have any other options, heroin is a lucrative business, far more profitable than selling pot.

He sensibly concludes that examining Oswald as a "self-contained entity with fears and inclinations and a tortuous history" is far more profitable than indulging in the baroque conspiracy theories favored by the grassy knoll crowd.

He tells a friend about his far more profitable project; he communicates with bees, and through them, with other insects.

"One of the main arguments against commercial whaling is that the whale watching is a far more sustainable and far more profitable business," said Will Ford, a director of Whale Watching Sydney.

Yet the current studio mentality is one that prefers insanely expensive adaptations of well-known projects, when a smartly marketed cheapie can actually end up being far more profitable on a dollar-for-dollar basis.