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One of the first scholarly presses to develop a list in the history and science of food, we focus on humanistic approaches to food history and culture and on food science.

With a history as powerful as what happened to the Mayer brothers of Hoffenheim, one would be hard pressed to develop a more compelling narrative.

Without an attraction on the order of Martha Stewart, perhaps Kmart's most important supplier, the retailer would be hard pressed to develop an identity as anything other than an also-ran to Wal-Mart and Target -- which have nibbled away onetime Kmart customers with their respective promises of low prices and budget fashion.

Give a team a handheld video camera, enough funds to develop a "good enough" Web site, or access to excess capacity on a printing press to develop the first rough version of their idea.

I have also begun a full court press to develop everyone on the staff through education, sending people to mini-MBA programs that we created in-house, as well as to industry conferences and trade shows.

We also plan to have lots of conversations with local entrepreneurs, engineers and press to develop the system so anyone can use it in Germany.

However, Hacked Off in its consultation document sets out how the government should react if the press fails to develop a workable system, something Leveson did not suggest.

At the same time, Colonel Holcomb has pressed the Army to develop a database to track the care of all wounded soldiers from the time of their initial injury to their discharge.

Page says a strength of Comma Press is its ability to develop a long-term relationship with a writer without the huge pressure to launch a first novel published too soon.

He described the basic public relations approach as "setting up an echo chamber to help frame messages," by, among other things, creating web sites for the client, seeking coverage of the client's goals by the press, working with pollsters to develop a message and creating videos demonstrating the products or services the client can offer.

And when General Zia began to press ahead with plans to develop a nuclear weapon, President Carter and Secretary of State Cyrus Vance cut off all U.S. military aid to the country.