The Dickinson variety of squash pictured above was developed specifically by Libby's, the brand responsible for selling about 85percentt of canned pumpkin pie filling sold in the U.S. As you can see, it bears a lot more resemblance to a butternut squash than anything you'd think to carve a face on.
Madeiros said the season really only lasts four or five days -- days filled with "selling, selling, selling".
Suggestive as these results are, a caveat is that "they do not necessarily serve as direct evidence" since "under pressure to fill sell orders for their clients, affiliated market makers may have to ask more aggressively in order to complete their trade orders".
A San Francisco-style apartment building a few blocks away, with glass-fronted lofts (built by Mr. Mini's cousin), recently filled up, selling out faster than many expected.
China's biggest banks have stepped in to fill space, selling wealth management products that offer clients higher rates than bank deposits.
Fantasy is a croissant in love with crystal salt, or, better, a fried and filled croissant sold in the early morning and costing hours in lost sleep.
In a decade when the issue of counterfeit wines had begun to haunt many collectors, such a request could not help but raise suspicions, as rare bottles with intact labels could easily be filled and sold fraudulently.
At the time, as she writes in her memoir, "the thought of having a female front person who could compete with male rockers, filling arenas, selling massive amounts of records, was unheard of".
The data has become more available because pharmacies, which are required by law to collect and maintain detailed files about each prescription filled, can sell records containing a doctor's name and address, along with the amount of the drug prescribed, to data brokers.
Drugstore.com is expected to fill and sell prescription medications, as well as sell vitamins and diet supplements (a $15 billion industry with a profit margin as high as 40%), over-the-counter products (a $22 billion business), cosmetics and toiletries, yet has been seen as lagging behind such up-and-coming rivals as PlanetRx.
Teams must win to fill seats, sell luxury boxes, move merchandise — and so the imperative to hire the best coaches and executives has trumped old prejudices.
