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Basic cellphones sales, which account for the bulk of Nokia's handset business, also fell, amid rising competition from low-cost Asian rivals and pressure from Chinese mobile network operators, which are aggressively discounting the prices of basic phones.

But no Republican Committee approached the growth rate of the Democratic Senate and House committees, which are aggressively raising unrestricted donations in a drive to regain control of the Congress.

Over the whole field of sales promotion, as publishing houses have grown in size and profitability, there has been a marked tendency for the more commercial methods of general business to be applied to books, which are aggressively promoted to retailers and the public in the same manner as are many other commodities.

Perhaps Tesla also will deliver these features slightly before legacy car manufacturers do, including Mercedes and Lexus, which are aggressively adding similar features.

The Sony®Touch and Sony®Pocket round out Borders' "good-better-best" selection of devices, which are aggressively priced from $99 to $299.

GrabTaxi competes in the same space as several domestic taxi-calling apps, as well as Uber and Rocket Internet's Easy Taxi, both of which are aggressively expanding in Southeast Asia.

Are you feeling pressure from Gujarat, which is aggressively trying to court business investment?

Still, the space (which is aggressively underlighted) lacks the exuberance of Graffiti.

The case pits the German tennis federation against the ATP, which is aggressively trying to restructure its tour.

Before the bubble burst, much higher leverage ratios became common in those institutions, which were aggressively marketing mortgage-backed securities.

The donors include Boeing, which is aggressively marketing jets in China, the world's second-largest aircraft market, and Caterpillar, which sells earth-moving equipment in what has become the world's largest construction market.