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Television executives and observers were surprised by both the big price tag and the decision by Mr. Gore, one of the best-known proponents for action to combat global warming, to sell to a Middle Eastern monarchy built with oil wealth.
On Oct. 5, 1987, Mr. Prechter, then and now the best-known proponent of the theory, told his subscribers to sell.
GTE, AOL, WorldCom and other open-access proponents argue that if AT&T plans to use its network to sell two-way voice and data services, it should follow the same rules that apply to other phone companies.
Panasonic, a major proponent of 3-D's push to the small screen, expects to sell 1 million 3-D sets worldwide in its fiscal 2010.
Subsidy proponents cite the firestorm of political protest that would erupt if fuel were to sell at the international market price.
Sam Zell Sam Zell, the most visible and vociferous proponent of the public markets as the primary vehicle for commercial real estate, has aced those markets by agreeing to sell Equity Office Properties Trust to private-equity giant Blackstone Group for $19 billion.
Gun-control proponents who link the United States' gun laws to violence in Mexico have drawn attention to what they call the gun-show loophole, which allows many dealers to sell firearms without conducting background checks.
"They sell because they want to sell.
