To that end, the funding will be used mainly to "launch new verticals in all the countries, continue to develop our proprietary technology and algorithms, and invest in marketing to further raise awareness and reach more users," he said.
Meanwhile Mr Khan's political career, launched mainly out of disgust with the rampant corruption of the last elected government, appeared to be on the rise.
HarperCollins, who say the errors are mainly typographical, have launched a hurried operation to let purchasers exchange their faulty copy via bookshops or pre-paid post.
On February 25th Vedanta, a London-listed natural-resource firm with assets mainly in India, launched an operation to merge its domestic units and clear up a sprawling empire.
Last Tuesday in London, the charity Happy Child, which works mainly in Brazil, launched a campaign called It's A Penalty, backed by the UK's National Crime Agency and footballers including Frank Lampard and Brazil's David Luiz.
The "anywhere else" is mainly Twitch, which launched in 2011 as a spin-off from video-streaming service Justin.tv, and quickly became a popular way to watch live gaming streams online.
Classic Blue Jays cap on my head, I held my breath on each Jays pitch, felt my heart drop when those pitches led to runs, and screamed when Bautista, whose name I knew mainly from billboards, launched the home run (and the bat flip) heard round the world.
So the AfD was launched, mainly by academics who argued that the euro was bad for Germany and divisive.
While the U.S. government has often been criticized for its bureaucracy and red tape, it has also surprised us on more than a few occasions with bold, unprecedented initiatives launched mainly through its major executive pillars, the State Department and USAID.
The album was released by Interscope backed Vagrant Records, an indie label launched mainly off of the success of the Get Up Kids that went on to release many other successful food court emo records in the early aughts.
