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Volvo hopes that by blurring the line between sports car, sport utility and minivan it can create a niche for itself: the sexy station wagon.

"There are plenty of other venues doing monographic exhibitions of big name contemporary artists, so we set out to create a niche for ourselves by doing something different.

Helping to create a niche for WestJet, the combined airline controlled by Air Canada cut seats by 11percentthis springng -- slightly more than the total number of seats WestJet already offers.

High training volumes, limitations of digestion time, and time constraints due to travel and fatigue from heavy training create a niche for convenience products often found in the dietary supplement form.

Again this shows that the colonial economy did not create a niche for the Borana women but increased the powers of male figures over the women in the community.

"The younger Chinese are more image conscious" and will want Kronenbourg once they have heard of it, says Ian Leigh, master brewer for Kronenbourg's maker, Scottish Courage Brewing Ltd. "The marketing and advertising is beginning to become a lot more Westernized a lot more professional which then allows us to create a niche for this beer".

The demand for harder wood has created a niche for smaller companies like Old Hickory.

Whether Bierzo ultimately succeeds in creating a niche for itself is anybody's guess.

With his focus on print, the designer has created a niche for himself.

THE particularly American habit of slurping and munching in the car has created a niche for engineers like Todd Spaulding who get paid to spill stuff in cars.

But Ms. Shen has nevertheless created a niche for her Asian art on the outskirts of Chinatown by specializing in handmade cards.