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But the 75,000-square-foot building that will go up at 199 Bowery will stand apart from its current surroundings.

He said: "Marketers are selecting media partners that have either data-driven capabilities or premium content; we will be able to deliver both in a single platform, and will stand apart from those that offer just one or the other".

The Special Edition adds a unique, whimsical art style and gameplay pacing and mechanics that I think will stand apart from many of the games available on Xbox Live.

£60, lakeland.co.uk 8. Olpro Martley 6 This robust family tent – which will stand apart from the usual sea of  green and blue on the campsite – is  perfect for summer weekends, but hardy enough to take any British  weather for longer periods.

A smaller building, the Peach Farm House, will stand apart from the main complex and may be used as office space, said Randy M. Correll, an architect with Robert A. M. Stern Architects of Manhattan, which was hired to design the complex.

This is GoDaddy's sixth acquisition in 15 months, but MT (as it is known) will stand apart from the rest in two ways.

At any coastal watering hole from San Diego to Laguna to Malibu, an NMOTO will stand apart.

Now, they will stand apart.

ALTHOUGH Fortunoff will also stand apart from the city's two major retail malls -- the Galleria Mall and The Westchester -- its planners expect it to fare better than Saks.

Athena Club is joining a fairly crowded feminine care subscription space, but the founders say that its price point will help it stand apart from the crowd.

The latest of these, London-based Rockpack, is launching today on iOS, with a focus on simplicity, personalization and curation that it believes will help it stand apart from the crowd.