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The idea at the time was to merge WB into the Turner Broadcasting system to cross-promote and bolster ratings for all the networks, sell robust advertising packages and even perhaps start new networks.

The Autodesk researchers acknowledge they are far from being able to sell commercially robust engineering tools for the nano world.

People's recent cover featuring the actress Angelina Jolie sold a robust one million newsstand copies.

In 1999 he sold a robust version of the original program to SFR, which is the second-largest mobile operator in France.

Projects such as Mirage's The Residences at MGM Grand and the Cosmopolitan have sold at robust prices.

Certain categories are picking up steam, too– clothing, accessories and consumer electronics have already been selling in robust amounts online.

Having watched Amazon's success with AWS, Google sees opportunities in selling  its robust backend infrastructure to developers who don't want to build every piece of an app's architecture themselves.

Seriously though, a touchscreen (however primitive) and a thin, refined design will sell against the most robust competitors, and the Que is refined as all hell (though sadly, delayed).

In 1934, he began selling Dinky Toys – robust metal vehicles – and also began developing railway sets.

Warner Books' edition of "To Kill a Mockingbird" sells in the "robust six figures" annually, said Beth de Guzman, the company's paperback editor in chief.

So score one for Warner Brothers and the director Spike Jonze: Their haunting, arty "Where the Wild Things Are" sold an unexpectedly robust $32.5 million in tickets at North American theaters on the film's opening weekend, according to box-office tracking services, helped by a marketing campaign that sold the PG-rated film to adults and by a strong turnout at higher-priced Imax theaters.