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Legacy publishers are also snapping up newly available works.

Pinault branched out from the timber industry by buying up newly bankrupt businesses in his native Brittany.

According to current research, malfunctions of nuclear power plants can be detected using this Bayesian inference, which consistently piles up newly incoming data and updates the estimation.

America's farmers will be persuaded to give up newly increased subsidies only if they see that farmers abroad enjoy no better support.

During the French Revolution he remained in France, where he bought up newly nationalized land with funds advanced by a friend.

For one thing, while other discount merchants have picked up newly frugal customers, Kmart has been largely left in the cold.

And we are always looking to train up newly-qualified teachers and teaching assistants.

And the organization's younger performing group, the avant-garde marching band Asphalt Orchestra, has taken up newly-minted repertory.

Searching terms like "gmail," "password," "user" and "filetype:sql" are surprisingly effective in dredging up newly-compromised data.

1920 - San Remo conference splits up newly-created Arab kingdom by placing Syria-Lebanon under a French mandate, and Palestine under British control.

During the 1990s, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, Vekselberg forged a metals empire by snapping up newly-privatized aluminum assets with his longtime business partner Len Blavatnik, a naturalized dual U.S.-U.K. citizen who now owns the iconic American recording company Warner Music Group.