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But some residents argued that "it would be taking away from their property value, and the zoning change was ultimately defeated".

If so, it would be taking its inspiration from what happened in the early 1990s to Shell's great rival, BP.

Sigma had no camera to show, but announced it would be taking its Foveon sensor tech to full frame and that upcoming bodies would be using the L mount as well.

The company said that it would be taking its services into 100 cities, in partnership with unnamed "strategic site owners" around the country, comprising over 230,000 tower, rooftop and billboard sites in all.

Professor Sarah-Jayne Blakemore, UCL Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience 31 October When in 2009 Virgin Galactic announced that it would be taking orders for its first commercial space flights I was one of many to rush to buy a ticket.

Chief among them, Ericsson said in December it would be taking a $1.2 billion charge on its troubled ST Ericsson chipmaking joint venture.

China's Didi Chuxing made headlines this year when it announced along with Uber that it would be taking over Uber's business in its own country.

Remember in August when Target announced that it would be taking a gender-neutral approach to signage in its stores and people, of course, freaked out?

("If you had a condition that affected all men," says Heather Currie, "it would be taken more seriously").

The company's share price has fluctuated wildly because of speculation that it would be taken over itself and concern about its big debts and pension liabilities.

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