In many places, North Carolina among them, Trump's rummage-sale version of the Southern strategy is as likely to activate voters against him as it is to insure a G.O.P. victory.
Essentially, it aims to be the sales version of LiveOps, which provides a platform for businesses to outsource their customer service operations.
You can now buy a basket of stocks representing just about any broad index or industry group, and get it in bullish or bearish (short-sale) versions.
I carefully wrote the post, taking time to properly format the text from the excerpts (which is a real pain), linking to both the Kindle and hardcover pre-sale versions of the book in the first paragraph, and linking to Fortune twice in the second paragraph.
Microsoft had applied for "interim measures" to forestall the impact of the ruling, which would require it to offer for sale a version of the Windows operating system without the Windows Media Player (though it could still market another version of Windows with Windows Media Player).
Some analysts, including Mr. Crocker, believe that side-by-side sales have already surpassed A.T.V. sales Some version of side-by-sides has been around since the 1980s, but the early models were relatively slow-moving utility vehicles.
Google will also be able to show ads on these pages and make available for sale digital versions of each book.
A recent example is the sale of a version of Munch's "The Scream" painting for nearly $120 million.
An article on Wednesday about the anticipated sale of a version of Edvard Munch's celebrated work "The Scream" described it incorrectly in one instance.
Eventually, the Wright brothers agreed the sale of a version of the Flyer, for a less fabulous sum than they'd hoped ($30,000, about $600,000 today), and the US army began live bombing tests in 1910; the rest is military history.
Consider a solution whereby, at the point of sale, a digital version of the receipt is transferred along with the payment transaction to your bank or financial institution.
