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Hotel companies are trying to blunt the impact on their bottom line by offering an array of amenities and freebies without lowering room rates.

It will create competitive insurance exchanges that should help lower premiums for individuals and small businesses by offering an array of private policies and rates comparable to large group coverage.

With the exception of the $20 VTech 9127 (which has only a few extras like a tiny liquid-crystal caller ID display), all of the phones that I tried mimic cellphones by offering an array of optional and frequently irritating ring tones.

By offering an array of financial and zoning incentives to homeowners and shopkeepers, this approach has already helped stabilize impoverished communities in a part of the world where the most effective social programs for the poor are often still run by extremist organizations like Hezbollah and the Muslim Brotherhood.

Some sites try to get around this by offering an array of RSS feeds built around keywords.

But it places a much bigger emphasis on what you actually do at these venues by offering an array of challenges.

The new service is part of Microsoft's efforts to catch up with Google, the dominant search engine provider, by offering an attractive array of related services surrounding its Live search service.

The villagers said Pakistani soldiers had set up checkpoints farther down the road, but the area around Khalwol was surrounded by mountains and trails, offering an array of paths for any enterprising traveler to elude official checkpoints.

Norfolk Island, surrounded by pristine waters for snorkelling, surfing and kayaking, home to an expansive national park and walking trails, and offering an array of beaches and bays untouched by development, should be the kind of destination young people flock to.

Starting next week, One If By Cards, Two If By Comics, the collectibles store on Central Park Avenue in Scarsdale since 1992, will be offering an array of rare memorabilia via telephone and eBay auctions.

Long sought by the industry, the law would let commercial banks, securities firms and insurers become financial supermarkets offering an array of services.