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The second launch, called The 1960 Collection, has the iconic golden eagle logo taking pride of place on all garments.

His first assignment, a four-part series on the Apollo 17 launch, called "Post-Orbital Remorse," later became his book "The Right Stuff," still a defining text of so-called New Journalism.

Meanwhile, a separate launch called Simply EQ aims to give investors with at least £10,000 (or £500 a month) a low-cost investment portfolio tailored to their risk, with telephone advice from fully qualified financial advisers.

The IFTTT app suggests a mobile-specific recipe upon first launch called "Save my iOS Photos to Dropbox".

Meanwhile Facebook -owned Instagram has been rumored to be working on a livesteaming launch called Go Insta.

He gave TechCrunch a first look at an upcoming game he plans to launch called "Polarity," created by Edith Law, Burr Settles and Luis Von Ahn.

The United Nations Security Council unanimously condemned the North Korean rocket launch, calling it a "clear violation" of UN prohibitions.

Next month, a new magazine will be launched called New Era.

On the water, pale blue launches, called lanchas, ferry passengers from village to village.

A new broadcaster is to be launched called Russia Today, fronted by an anti-Western and homophobic presenter.

This winter, a Web site was launched called Silk Road, which allowed users to buy and sell heroin, LSD, and marijuana as long as they paid in bitcoin.