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Yahoo and Vestel Group, the largest TV manufacturer in Europe you've never heard of (because much of their business is white-label), have struck a deal to ship Yahoo!

Mr. Hall has plenty of sway over the fate of Phibro because much of its value is thought to flow from his expertise and track record.

The person spoke on the condition of anonymity because much of the information from the investigation remains confidential.

Kodachrome lasted very well and was in very good condition and Ektachrome needed a lot of help because much of it had faded.

Orientation matches more efficiently with smaller number of features because much of them are oriented in the same way.

Social networks have become the new darling of advertising because much of the legwork is being done by dedicated fans, for free.

It raises some quality-of-life issues, because much of that growth brings congestion along with it".

Nobody expects a repeat of that, because much has changed since 2006.

Oakley describes the episode as "one of the most arduous rewrites in the history of the show" because much of the dialogue had to be re-written.

Online video is still not a serious competitor, partly because viewers are less tolerant of ads, partly because much of it is poor.

The Palestinian Authority says the exhibition is a violation of international law because much of its material was taken from near Bethlehem and Jericho, both in the Israeli-occupied West Bank.