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General Motors confirmed on Wednesday that the government would sell enough shares in the automaker's initial public offering to become a minority investor, a crucial step toward refashioning itself as a smaller, more profitable company.

His affairs are structured so that National Amusements -- his wholly owned company, which controls both his movie theater chain and his Viacom stock -- would sell enough theaters after his death to pay estate taxes.

They knew they couldn't get people to buy expensive hardware so they sold inexpensive hardware at a massive discount, hoping against hope that they would sell enough units to make a profit.

In 1884, broke and dying of throat cancer, Grant reluctantly sat down and wrote his autobiography, hoping it would sell well enough to leave his wife a legacy.

The greatest hope Jones had was that it would sell enough to let her make another one.

Before the novel — his third — was published, he had hoped that it would sell eighty thousand copies, but the first printing sold fewer than twenty thousand, not even enough to clear his debt to his publisher, Charles Scribner , Jr

Mr. Stanley knew it would sell quickly.

She knew it would sell quickly.

It would sell like hotcakes.

If the company set out to sell the system on its own, would it sell enough to offset its substantial investment?

He said that the N97, which only began shipping in June, would not sell enough to make a big difference in the second quarter.