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Jeff Bezos unveiled the idea, which would be known as Amazon Prime Air, on the American news program 60 Minutes on Sunday night.

The arena, which would be known as Barclays Center, is the centerpiece of a planned 22-acre residential and commercial development project.

With combined revenues of $87 billion, the new firm, which would be known only as HP, would be able to challenge IBM throughout the industry.Mr Hewlett sees the merger as increasing HP's dependence on the low-profit PC business.

Australia, China, Hong Kong, Japan, New Zealand, and the Philippines were expected to nominate sites for the scheme, which would be known as the East Asian-Australasian Shorebird Reserve Network.

According to executives involved in the project, the design includes an atrium on the ground floor that would be surrounded by a public auditorium, a reading room and possibly a museum, all of which would be known as the New York Times Center.

The new office, which would be known as the Northern Command, would place a four-star general in charge of all military personnel involved in flying air patrols over American cities, guarding the coasts and responding to major terrorist attacks, the officials said.

At the same time, Ike was perfecting the art of leading while leaving no trace -- the "hidden hand" for which he would be known while in the White House.

In 1960 her performance in George Frideric Handel's Alcina, at the Teatro La Fenice in Venice, elicited from listeners the nickname by which she would be known for the rest of her career: "La Stupenda".

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Late last year, for example, the venture capitalist Tim Draper proposed that California be split into six states, one of which, of course, would be known as Silicon Valley.

Soon an office in New York City was opened, and in August the project was officially given the name Manhattan Engineer District hence Manhattan Project, the name by which this effort would be known ever afterward.