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The 100-page special issue, expanding a popular monthly Glamour feature known as "Dos and Don'ts," will be sold separately from the regular September issue, at a cover price of $3.50.

The audit office report concludes that the first round of bids for the dome had failed because of difficulties with the New Millennium Experience Company, which had lost many of its business records, and as a result of ministers insisting that the dome should be sold separately from other parts of the site.

This data will be sold separately from App Annie's other enterprise products, but the company is not yet revealing pricing.

The TomTom car kit will be available this October and will be sold separately from the TomTom app.

The plan also states that, for the first time, broadcast and commercial rights for the women's game will be sold separately from the men's game to help promote women's football as a brand in its own right.

McAdam's statements largely confirm an earlier report from Bloomberg which disclosed Verizon's plans to enter the over-the-top live TV market with a package of dozens of channels to be sold separately from its FiOS home TV offering.

Over the years, mineral rights below many properties have been sold separately from the sale of surface land, creating what is known as "split estates".

That may be because it was sold separately from other channels; the research firm SNL Kagan recently estimated that it had "well under one million" paying subscribers.

Ads for Delish are being sold separately from ads for the six other magazines, said Carol E. Campbell, group strategic director for digital at Hearst Magazines.

The increases are likely to be among the largest in Florida and California, where hurricane and earthquake coverage is sold separately from general coverage on houses, said Robert Hartwig, chief economist for the Insurance Information Institute, a trade group.

A few things you asked about: the same ads are repeated throughout the apps because they are the ads from our launch sponsors (the advertising for the apps is sold separately from that in the print edition).