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Iranian imports from the US trippled last year--though because of American sanctions Iran is able to sell very little to the United States.

Instead, Mr. Zumwinkel, one of Germany's most influential industrialists, had to capitulate to pressure from investors and his bankers, who were able to sell very few shares at those prices.

The company will then create your design, which you're then able to sell through the very same Web site.

Also note that the stock won't be listed on Nasdaq or any other exchange, so you won't be able to sell these shares very easily once you've invested.

You want to be able to sell your book in very good or better condition.

Artists such as Martin Schongauer and Albrecht Dürer reveled in the resulting freedom of self-expression and were able to sell their prints to a very wide audience.

Still, he should be able to sell the public at the very least on creating jobs and restraining a rapacious financial industry.

The RAAF hoped to be able to sell off its Super Hornets "with very low kilometres on the clock" by 2020, but this would depend on delivery of the replacement F-35s.

But having a very strong search team and engineering that comes with that search, and with the really complicated engineering you have to do to be able to sell ads on searches, that's very complex.

Being able to sell digital games is really interesting.

But one, speaking on the condition that he not be named, said: "You have to understand, it was very, very important to us to be able to sell Frontier quickly.