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MAXRoam, the Cubic Telecom-owned property aimed at undermining punitive mobile roaming charges, has sealed a deal with HostelWorld.

Working within the same parameters (30 rooms to a floor, with a suite at each end) and a total budget of some $90 million, these visionaries went to town, creating a property aimed at a clientele as likely to pick up Wallpaper* as The Economist.

It's a different experience watching a movie with a hard-core, in-the-demo fan, especially if the movie is a young-adult property aimed at another gender and generation than you happen to be.

The prosthesis geometry allows limited rotation and translation with resistance to motion (elastic return property) aimed at avoiding overload of the posterior facets.

Though forints are more widely used, many properties aimed at foreigners are priced either in euros or pounds sterling.

The company also debuted Moxy Hotels, a line of boutique properties aimed at millennial travelers in Milan, with plans to expand to Berlin, London and Munich in the coming months.

Photonic band gap engineered TiO2 inverse opals were fabricated using self-assembled polystyrene films as sacrificial templates with controlled optical properties, aimed at the identification of the slow-photon effect on dye sensitized TiO2 photocatalysis.

The college towns - Waco, College Station, Lubbock - provide a steady renter population, but it's best to invest in properties aimed at staff and faculty.

It's also rolled out a ton of local web properties, aimed at being the go-to place for Spanish-language content.

Operators raised $4.1 billion of equity last year for investment properties aimed at the 1031 pool crowd, up from $756 million in 2003.

News Corporation, headed by the shrewd Rupert Murdoch, owns some of the premier advertising properties aimed at top-tier professionals including The Wall Street Journal and (in the UK) The Times and The Sunday Times.