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• However, a combination of CRM, content management and business intelligence tools are making delivery of personalized information a reality.
• Palladium fell for a second day on expectations that Russia, the world's largest producer, would soon make deliveries of the metal.
• He also pioneered the use of a computerized database and fine-tuned shipping methods to make delivery of the cakes more efficient.
• The building had its own railroad spur that allowed boxcars to be unloaded inside, making delivery of goods to the building easier.
• And tight restrictions on downtown traffic during the Games may make delivery of some services impossible, those who help the homeless say.
• A subsequent investigation revealed a manufacturing fault with a single batch of missiles, making delivery of the Aster 30 possible in 2010.
• Drasner said the paper had been frustrated in its efforts to alter the agreements with its drivers to make delivery of El Daily News feasible.
• Concerns exist about the financial implications for the city of the scale of the infrastructure and games project, making delivery of the games plans more difficult.
• Newbridge's previous profit warnings have mainly reflected unexpectedly rapid declines in the sales of outdated switches or a failure to make deliveries of promising new equipment.
• We have drawn the obvious conclusions to make delivery of a flawed product, even with such a chain of mistakes and personal failure, impossible in the future,
• This stock was therefore committed to the purchase to the extent that Wiffen could not properly have sold the whole of it without making delivery of part to his buyer.
• Jerry usually helped Sam make deliveries of music and instruments around New York, Paul would help out within the store with Marcia, and Marcia would also help out around the house.
• The purchase also gives Boeing the engineers and plants it needs to make deliveries of the more than $ 46 billion worth of commercial airplane orders it has received this year.
• Unexploded mines and lawlessness on roads make delivery of emergency aid to Afghans unsafe, both around Mazar-e-Sharif in the north and Jalalabad in the east, a European Union official said Thursday.
• The group provided entertainment and vegetarian meals in Harvard Square and the Boston Commons after making deliveries of uncooked food to most of the housing projects and shelters in the area.
• Westphal said ICRC staff are trying to make deliveries of drugs to al-Kindi _ the only hospital they were able to reach on Monday because of the fighting in the city.
• U . S . officials are trying to double the amount of food going to the area to help stockpile supplies before winter sets in and makes delivery of the food nearly impossible.
• No one should be using the same vehicles and equipment to make deliveries of carbon dioxide . . . and to other locations where there may in consequence be a risk to human health,
• Second, the cold weather also brought ice and rough weather to ports throughout the region, making deliveries of oil that could ease the crisis more difficult, according to Lippert of the Energy Information Agency.
• Those kind of rates show panic, and are a sign that some companies desperately need the metal, either to use in their manufacturing processes or to make delivery of silver they previously agreed to sell.