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With over 1,600 active listings in Manhattan, the service is expanding and is now available in Los Angeles featuring over 2,000 listings and in San Francisco that currently boasts over 1,000 listings.

1, 2001, The Corcoran Group, Douglas Elliman, and the Halstead Property Company will pool their real estate listings instead of each company maintaining its own list.

In the AP article in which he is featured, Dave Relyea seconded Rheault's conclusion that a "threatened listing" spells doom for the industry.

Of course, you could count on your fingers the number of corporations that have opted to make a statement with their listing decision--and you wouldn't even need all of your fingers to do it.

Also included are the numerical listing, reference materials supplier list, test equipment suppliers list, supplier directory, test laboratories and research facilities listing, safety sources listing, and a subject index.

To see my more detailed Donald Duck listing, I simply double-click on the abbreviated one, evoking the screen below.

Visitors can also browse through an alphabetic product listing or search for specific products by brand name, type, or manufacturer.

For example, High Plains Journal has a weekly listing of auctions in its print version as well as the complete listing displayed online at www.hpj.com.

Ask the USAMC Logistics Support Activity (LOGSA) to put together a complete tailored pubs listing for you.

On page 72 (and at www.bibook review.com), you'll find BIBR's debut FLYING OFF THE SHELVES listing.

(59) The challenge is to design a disclosure and listing regime that strikes a balance between objective standards and over-inclusiveness.

The New York Times Magazine, in its listing tour, has busily cataloged the most powerful thinkers, inventors, and celebrities of the century.

Potential markets: The listing of to whom the list manager will market the list is most important, for if the list manager fails to live up to his agreement, the list owner may wish to terminate.