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"With this investment, we will continue to widen Swiggy's offerings, along with bolstering our capabilities and plugging the gaps in the on-demand delivery ecosystem," added Swiggy CEO Sriharsha Majety in a statement.

"With this investment, we will continue to widen Swiggy's offerings, along with bolstering our capabilities and plugging the gaps in the on-demand delivery ecosystem," added Swiggy CEO Sriharsha Majety in a statement.

In a call, Callum Negus-Fancey, who founded Verve with his brother Liam, told me the new capital will be used to further develop the product, including hiring more developers, along with bolstering sales as the startup readies for further international expansion.

OpenCandy founder Chester Ng says that the company spent last year shaping the company's product and showing that its model could actually work — now, they're looking to scale, developing into new markets and forging more partnerships (along with bolstering hiring efforts).

Most militants fighting under the Al Qaeda banner in Yemen are local insurgents, U.S. officials say, along with Saudis bolstering the ranks and assuming leadership roles.

The ensemble, which has recorded much of the Christmas Muzak in stores, turns its talents to Monteverdi, Handel, Gabrieli and Rachmaninoff on Friday night at 8. The festivities will be capped with a sing-along, bolstered by the New York Brass.

The new level of global access to Andy Warhol's work that this series of sales makes possible, along with the bolstering of our philanthropic base, makes this an important moment for the Foundation and indeed for the world of art".

Like the "free" vacation that comes with a time-share pitch attached, the lunches go down along with a pitch from pharmaceutical representatives hoping to bolster prescription sales.

The use of clear, instantly recognizable imagery was essential to the work of street artists; along with aiming for image recognition, such artists as SAMO (Jean-Michel Basquiat), Banksy, and Shepard Fairey bolstered their brands by assuming a renegade public persona.

Her tenacity and grit during the 74-day war bolstered her popularity in the U.K. at the time but the aftermath of the war, along with the ongoing sovereignty debate over the islands, scarred her legacy over time.

Part of this mission involved bolstering, along with the Central Intelligence Agency, the White House's claim that Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction — claims later shown to be largely false, as "Pretext for War" amply demonstrates.