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While some cars in his collection have been sold in earlier auctions, the event starting Saturday is the government's most ambitious sell-off effort yet.
Their goal was much less ambitious: selling devices that can "route" data traffic from one computer network to another.
In recent years, Mr. Stanek said, retailers have gotten much more ambitious in selling products of their own to compete with manufacturers.
The ambitious album sold about a quarter as much as its quadruple-platinum predecessor, despite justifiably laudatory reviews.
Only one of Google's offline advertising initiatives survives — the more ambitious effort to sell TV ads.
A penniless conman is facing a substantial jail sentence after being convicted of an ambitious scam to sell the Ritz hotel for £250m.
HOW much are marketers of green products scaling back ambitious efforts to sell eco-friendlier brands as life-changers and planet-savers?
MatlinPatterson, a private-equity firm, bought a stake in 2010 and brought in managers who concocted an ambitious plan to sell cooling systems for commercial and industrial buildings.
GM has set itself an ambitious goal to sell 45,000 Volts in 2012.The third comingApple unveiled its latest iPad tablet computer (which is simply called "iPad", rather than iPad 3).
Metromedia Fiber Network Inc., a telecommunications company backed by the billionaire investor John W. Kluge, filed for bankruptcy protection yesterday after failing to win enough customers for its ambitious plan to sell fast Internet service in urban areas.
'There are issues around the IT being able to deliver.' Brown's spending plans also depend on an ambitious desire to sell off £30bn worth of public assets over the next five years.
