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Carey, which is based in Washington, said it had built up its marketing and sales programs while integrating recently acquired independent operators of chauffeured-vehicle businesses.

In 2011, the company ended a close working relationship it had built up with its primary trading standards authority in Slough.

But when final budget details became public on Aug. 5, the district revealed that over the last year it had built up $470 million in its reserve fund with unanticipated state payments and other revenue sources.

A few years ago, Qatari mediation ended a political crisis between Hezbollah and its opponents in Lebanon, helped by the links it had built up with Bashar al-Assad of Syria.

In the final race, it had built up so great a lead that its opponent, Shamrock III, withdrew without completing the course.

For E.On, the offer emphasized its determination to buy European energy assets now that it had built up a war chest of cash from a combination of highly profitable businesses and asset sales.

Since then, however, it has built up its business significantly: It reported $1.1 billion in sales for its most recent fiscal year.

Quixey knows how to match descriptions with apps because of the way it has built up its search technology over the years.

This sort of deal -- with the right to convert debt into equity in the tail -- has proved pivotal to Glencore as it has built up its mining assets.

But Politico, hoping to capitalize on the brand it has built up since its introduction in 2006, said it saw an opening in the market.

It has built up more cash in its central fund, which it can dip into if its members suffer big losses.Given the square mile's taste for flash, Lloyd's retention of tradition is striking.