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• Bronze portrait sculpture formed one of Epstein's staple products, and perhaps the best known.
• He ended insecticide research and focused on marketing Fearing's staple product _ ear tags.
• In the low tropical valleys, sugar, coffee, tobacco, peppers and fruit are staple products.
• Wool, the staple product of the district, was carried to market faster and more efficiently.
• For many years the staple products of the region were palm oil and palm kernels.
• Faroudja line doublers and quadruplers are staple products for today's extreme high-end home theater system.
• Reminder advertising is a typical marketing tactic for a leading brand in a pantry-staple product category.
• Cal Fed's staple product is the adjustable-rate mortgage.
• The sudden enormous demand there for staple products led to large local price rises and some shortages.
• This research provided an additional crossover point from his work on staple products to his communications studies.
• Although Golden West made more fixed-rate loans than usual, the thrift still was successful selling its staple product.
• Oranges and milk became staple products.
• The ports of the British West Indies were closed to all staple products which were not carried in British ships.
• The staple products of Samoa are copra ( dried coconut meat ), cocoa bean ( for chocolate ), and bananas.
• Regional beer brewer Karlsberg has taken advantage of the Saarlandish dialect to create clever advertising for its staple product, UrPils.
• Apples were the staple product of the Peninsula for several generations, with whole trainloads being dispatched to the city and ports.
• "The supermarkets believe that consumers will reduce purchases of high-value products, and concentrate on most staple products, " the report said.
• Old Spice's buoy-shaped bottle cologne has been its staple product, available in its original scent as well as newer Pure Sport.
• Innis's 15-page conclusion to the " Fur Trade in Canada " explains the significance of staple products, such as furs, to colonial development.
• Everywhere Innis went his methods were the same : he interviewed people connected with the production of staple products and listened to their stories.