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(Mars told me it is currently in talks). And Hollenberg has been forceful in pushing the idea of selling cocoa as a functional food.
But his photographs tend to be one notch quieter, less overtly glamorous or forceful, than Shulman's, which for all their brilliance were also the pictures of a dedicated salesman, a man happy to be always selling something.
And the success of both movies delivered a forceful message to Hollywood about what sells in difficult economic times.
LOS ANGELES — Bouncy teenagers and a psychotic killer — in separate movies, thankfully — packed multiplexes over the weekend, delivering a forceful message to Hollywood about what sells in difficult economic times.
He has been forceful in demanding that banks buy back dubious loans they sold to Fannie and Freddie during the mortgage mania.
This reality has remained a source of alarm for some liberal Democrats who fear that Mrs. Clinton has waited too long to sell voters, especially former supporters of Senator Bernie Sanders, on a forceful case for her own candidacy.
Like a shark attack in August, the racy angel and its forceful owner have sent waves of shock through this sedate, family-friendly shore town where gussied-up bungalows sell for a half-million dollars.
In testimony Flood acknowledges the company sold 60% of its inventory in the final weeks of the quarter, not unreasonable given a forceful sales push.
VMRO moderates could sell this idea to their supporters by saying that Russian, Polish and Ukrainian troops too would join it, displacing the much-disliked British, who are seen as too effective and forceful.
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