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But the new law, which will roll out over the next several years, will not be simple to untangle.

Ironically, the day before he died, Hyundai Motor opened a new $1.1bn plant in Alabama, which will roll out 300,000 vehicles each year.

Making the difference for this movie, which will roll out in international markets in the weeks ahead, was probably the power of the Nickelodeon brand, which Paramount is trying harder to tap.

One Internet company, MobShop, recently began working with the agency's Federal Supply Service to offer so-called group purchasing on the Buyers.gov site, which will roll out this month.

On TV, American Idol, which will roll out its sixth season on News Corp.'s Fox network this January, reigns supreme across mediums.

He notes that Charles Schwab sch, which will roll out the service to its customers in early 2000, will be huge.

The bill, which lawmakers will roll out with a Hollywood director, would require the roughly 2,000 health centers designated as Federally Qualified Community Behavioral Health Centers to cover a broad range of mental health services, including 24-hour crisis care.

A British company, Riversimple, has designed a range of tiny hydrogen-powered cars, which it will roll out in Leicester in 2012.

It's unclear which hotels will roll out the platform, but we'll keep you abreast of the situation.

The Veneno Roadster – of which a scant nine will roll out of Lamborghini's factory in Sant'Agata Bolognese – packs a 6.5-litre V12 engine producing 739 horsepower.

In mid-November, he said, a newly designed site will roll out, which, like other online merchants, will incorporate a more simplified home-page design.