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That meant Next had not stocked up on enough of the fresh products which it releases later in the season which are not featured in the big book.

Much of the weakness has come in the market Harlequin dominates, series romance novels, in which it releases four to six books a month in each of roughly 18 book series.

Like other countries, China permits the resale of ivory bought before the 1989 ban – and also has a stockpile purchased with CITES approval in 2008, which it releases for sale with certification.

Along with broad-reaching television campaigns, Denny's also focuses on specific demographic groups, such as people 18 to 25, the intended audience of a humorous and provocative Web series, "Always Open," which it releases on CollegeHumor.com and on Denny's Facebook page.

It also hopes that ripping a page from its DVD strategy for "24" will help the DVD of another series, "Earl," which it releases this fall with a so-called prequel found only on the disk, at least in the United States.

Upgrade cycles for consumer electronics are getting shorter, not longer, with Samsung the most notable to begin stepping up the pace with which it releases new tablets and smartphones.

Public Religion Research Institute captured many of these shifts in its American Values Atlas, which it released on Wednesday.

Its new line of upgraded phones, which it released late last year, has helped the company chip away at the share of the industry's No.1 player, Nokia.

The New Yorker is celebrating President Obama's endorsement of same-sex marriage on its upcoming cover, an image of which it released Friday.

Facebook's executives say the company is diving deep into mobile, starting with new versions of its apps for the iPhone and iPad, which it released Thursday.

Today, Google is rolling out Cloud Anchor functionality to its AR drawing app called Just a Line, which it released a couple of months ago.