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Soon after, the two men, through a call center in Düsseldorf, started heavily publicizing Hulbee to investors.

Mass-market paperback sales have been sliding since giant bookstore chains and later Amazon.com started heavily discounting hardcovers in the 1980s and 1990s.

Before Athens started heavily legislating the business and sanitary practices of local tavernas and those in other cities throughout the islands, this is what the gyro used to represent for many Greeks.

As soon as Facebook started heavily promoting its ability to run influential election ads, it should have voluntarily adopted similar verification and labeling rules as traditional media.

Snap must do everything it can to get its business growing, especially since user growth has plummetted since Facebook started heavily competing for the Stories format.

At the time Nvidia was pushing hard into mobile and computing graphics, but several years earlier the company started heavily investing in designing graphics chips to handle non-graphical functions.

Some analysts are doubtful, noting that Pringles' sales have been stagnant in recent years and that PepsiCo is about to start heavily promoting its own tube-chip offering, Stax.

The orchestra starts heavily under Lothar Koenigs, whose skill as an accompanist becomes clear in the exchanges between Eva (Amanda Roocroft) and her father (Brindley Sherratt), Sachs's monologue and the heart-stopping quintet.

Sony will also start heavily promoting the system' Blu-ray capabilities.

Moving on, another star attraction that you might wish to try before you start heavily drinking, is the infamous 'Rotor'.

Moving on, another star attraction that you might wish to try before you start heavily drinking, is the infamous "Rotor".