That means it must use all meansofdistribution at its disposal.
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We are not fully ready; neither have we the meansofdistribution.
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Those who believe in vast continental extensions will never investigate meansofdistribution.
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And guess who owns the meansofdistribution in the world of new media.
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Email newsletters, now all the rage, have always been our primary meansofdistribution.
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The new meansofdistribution was to be used only as a last resource.
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The internet is not just a new meansofdistribution and exhibition any more than broadcasting was.
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That will depend on whether playing to niche audiences can prove economically feasible as new meansofdistribution take hold.
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They resulted from deliberate socialist arms-manufacturing, stockpiling, and transfer practices, followed by many meansofdistribution-somelegal, some not-thatfollowed.
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He agreed with De Candolle that "it is poor work putting together the merely POSSIBLE meansofdistribution."
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But it was principally from the want of some systematized meansofdistribution that most of them were born to blush unseen.
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Insects also have far more effective meansofdistribution, and have spread widely into every district favourable to their development and increase.
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There is now "a level playing-field" in this digital age, he says, when the majors "no longer control the meansofdistribution".
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I do not know whether my very trifling observations on meansofdistribution are worth your reading, but it amuses me to tell them.
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I must now say a few words on what are called accidental means , but which more properly should be called occasional meansofdistribution.
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By the way, the locust case verifies what I said in the "Origin," that many possible meansofdistribution would be hereafter discovered.