Even with Mr. Domingo's clout and selling power, no record company was going to assemble the forces necessary to add another "Ring" to the catalog just to accommodate the pipe dream of a tenor who had never sung the role of Siegfried on stage.
His work continued to be republished intermittently up to the age of the Beatles' first LP, when the redcoat tunics he so much admired were sold as ironic clouts in Carnaby Street.
With no clout to goad movie studios into selling DRM-free videos, there's little chance that the industry will even bother.
The first is the growing clout of environmentalists, who tend to think selling federal land would lead to orgies of overdevelopment.
The additional stations will give News Corp. more clout in the market when buying and selling TV programs, says Hatch.
But in the south, many stayed small, selling produce through wholesalers and often building their identity, and clout, through ties to local politicians or economic institutions like banks.
Because the computer retail business is so competitive, and because the big companies have so much clout in the Forbes 500s market, the Crowns concentrate on selling to small and medium-size businesses.
The only person with the clout to sell something this big is President Obama.
What is even more encouraging, Mr. Silver is probably the only one in Albany with enough clout to sell such a compromise.
The other two Republicans, Saxby Chambliss of Georgia and Michael Crapo of Idaho, are also risking right-wing wrath by staying on, but they don't seem to have the political clout to sell a compromise.
Merchandisers offer Poshmark's most popular accounts the opportunity to purchase items at wholesale and use their clout to sell the clothes.
