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SAN FRANCISCO — California's fledging market-based system for reducing greenhouse gas emissions makes its formal debut on Wednesday with its auction of state-issued pollution allowances.

Operatives like Lebedev were the first to see that the Soviet system was crashing around their ears and were consequently the first to privatise their skills in Russia's fledging free market.

Western investors will shortly be able to own shares of Gazprom, which promise to drag that nation's fledging stock market into the 21st century with one long pull.

Within weeks, Register stock soared from $24 to $116, giving the fledging company a market capitalization of $5 billion.

Amex weathered its loss and pulled ahead of Diner's Club in the fledging credit card market.

Consumers should brace for a marketing blitz for Vuse, the fledging brand on which Reynolds has now placed its e-cigarette chips.The merger also signals a cautious lessening of America's isolation from the rest of the global tobacco market.

But some highlights bear repeating: He grew up poor in the Bay View housing projects in Canarsie, Brooklyn, received a football scholarship to Northern Michigan University and, after a variety of jobs, joined the fledging Starbucks in 1982, as head of marketing.

The better ones also offer an extensive network of powerful business connections, enabling fledging start-ups to beat their competitors to market".

It's difficult to imagine looking at how successful the market has become today that it was ever the fledging effort that is was, it's hard to picture it not being a part of the life of the town.

The five fledging children conspired at local farms and grocery stores to find food.

That gave the fledging General Motors an opportunity to capture a winning share of the automobile market with a broader range of models and options.