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Tonal began taking orders in August with plans to ship machines in September.
Crowd Cow, which started taking orders in mid-2015, is part of a growing movement to promote sustainable meat production.
In the fall, Nissan will begin taking orders in most of the Northeast and several other states, including Ohio, Pennsylvania and Nevada.
Between shoestring tours, we find our hero waiting tables, working cash-in-hand in New York's garment district and taking orders in a Dallas pancake restaurant.
US-based aircraft manufacturer Aerion began taking orders in May for the AS2, a sleek dart-shaped business jet that can fly up to 12 people at Mach 1.5.
For Colonel Starnes's artillery battalion and an infantry battalion, the new orders to confront the Iraqi division came before dawn this morning, with officers literally waking up to the news, taking orders in their sleeping bags.
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She takes orders in the morning and delivers that afternoon.
Pedersen studied at Greifswald and took orders in 1505.
He originally intended to take orders in the Church of England, but his father dissuaded him.
In studying the market, Mr. Gagnon has taken orders in drive-through restaurants at lunchtime and calls the experience "scary".
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