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The amateur nature of the launch and the pricing aftermath would suggest the former.

Magazines have become more expensive to launch, and the cost of attracting and keeping new subscribers has risen.

Within seconds, half a dozen babies are onboard the MSF launch, and the rescue is becoming uncontrollable.

Sales can be a tad sluggish between an Australia Day launch and the next festival of mateship, Anzac.

David has developed the business constantly since launch, and the industry is feeling the effect of his communications strategy.

The great hurdle in all space missions is the cost of launch and the weight of fuel.

The Guardian's editor, Alan Rusbridger, talked about a "calmer" paper before the Berliner launch, and the new design produced that.

I get the feeling that North Korea's long-range missile launch and the nuclear test have both lent a new force to the old rhetoric.

IRAN'S nuclear talks resume, a major terrorism trial opens in London, Amazonn has a mysterious product launch and the world's rarest stamp is auctioned in New York.

In 2001, Orbimage lost a satellite when a rocket failed at launch, and the rocket and satellite crashed into the Indian Ocean.

Record-industry officials were invited to see demos of the new software shortly before the launch -- and the response was often tense.