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But the launch of a second asteroid-mining venture in a year suggests that the allure of extraterrestrial prospecting may be as hard to resist for some as the Klondike was.

"We are seeing growing affluence among baby boomers who not only have more money, but more time," said Bob Dickinson, chief executive of Carnival Cruise Lines, whose summer 2008 launch of a second megaship in the Mediterranean will increase Carnival's European capacity 50percentt over its 2006 level.

AT&T this morning announced the launch of a second TV streaming service, called WatchTV, days after its merger with Time Warner.

Compounding the mystery was the launch of a second vehicle in 2011, which stayed in orbit for 469 days, long exceeding the Air Force's stated maximum requirement of 270 days for the spaceplane.

The new capital will be used to fund further U.K. expansion after the successful launch of a second hub in Bristol and Bath in September 2017, in addition to London.

Digital design studio ustwo — best known for its mobile gaming chops — is doubling down on a move into mindfulness and well-being apps in recent years, with the launch of a second "interactive meditation" app, called Sway.

Bakkila and Bender had planned that Pronunciation Book and Horse_ebooks would end with the launch of a third, very different sort of project, called Bear Stearns Bravo.

These upgrades were also made by CSX between Petersburg and Richmond, which helped lead to the launch of the first Amtrak train from Norfolk in 2012 and Monday's addition of a second Norfolk train, as well as the planned launch of a third in 2022, Smith said.

It wouldn't be the launch of a first-generation Apple product without a few hiccups — who can forget Antennagate and Bendgate?

Youth-oriented Korean brands and spunky second-tier Japanese makes will bite into big-three sands, and even dent Toyota, ahead of its launch of a third marque called Scion in 2004.

The launch of a fourth monthly title in 1990, the "adjectiveless" Spider-Man (with the storyline "Torment"), written and drawn by popular artist Todd McFarlane, debuted with several different covers, all with the same interior content.