Word: sales
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...bill would amend present Massachusetts criminal statutes which prohibit the prescription or sale of contraceptive devices by physicians or pharmacists. Under the statutes, which were enacted between 1840 and 1880, a doctor is also Forbidden to advise a patient on birth-control methods...
Koch reported that he still owns 15 parcels and is currently negotiating the sale of some of these remaining properties to some local residents. He speculated that the location of these plots was such that the Medical School or any of the affiliated hospitals would not want them...
...remaining 10%, including one sector on which they will turn back an unprecedented 100%. The oil companies, which normally pay royalties that range around 50% on the crude that they pump from the ground, will make the money to offset the high royalty payments through profits on the sale of refined products. They will also retrieve development costs before paying the royalties and, since many of their refineries are practically within sight of the field, save on transportation...
Before drilling begins in midsummer, the companies must also negotiate with 10,000 Long Beach property owners, who will share another $120 million on the sale of their property. Long Beach, for its part, will use the money to achieve its dream of becoming "The Riviera of the West." Drilling equipment, under the contracts, must be buried under the surface of four man-made islands in the harbor, and pipelines must be concealed. Under state law, the city must use its royalties to improve a six-mile beachfront on which high-rise luxury apartments, marinas and a convention hall...
From London to Los Angeles, everything from suits and trenchcoats to cuff links and toiletries is going on sale under the James Bond label of 007-the digits that authorize Bond to kill. In Britain, where the Bond market will reach $14 million this year, promoters have lined up 20 licensed manufacturers for shoes, vodka and golf equipment, are now negotiating with one of London's largest tailors. In Italy, while philosophers ponder the meaning of Bond as the modern hero, the manufacturers are trying to grab licenses for 007 products...