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• The competition has spawned a subindustry of consultants who specialize in coaching regions on selling themselves.
• A subindustry of serial-killer merchandise offers trading cards and calendars, featuring the likes of John Wayne Gacy, the clown-costumed killer of 33 boys and young men.
• It was expensive, exquisite and highly dependent on the kind of money that was simply not being spent in the last couple of years, especially by the Wall Street companies that make the wining and dining of clients a multimillion-dollar subindustry in New York.
• As Internet fever grips Wall Street, on-line addresses _ such as amazon . com and etrade . com _ are taking on economic lives of their own, fueling a subindustry whose players include companies with expertise in brand-name development, Internet providers who see opportunities knocking, litigators versed in trademark law _ and a new breed of cybersavvy speculators.
• Although IBM sold fewer than 100, 000 PCs in its first year, " PC World " counted 753 software packages for the PC more than four times the number available for the Apple Macintosh one year after its 1984 release including 422 applications and almost 200 utilities and languages . " InfoWorld " reported that " most of the major software houses have been frantically adapting their programs to run on the PC ", with new PC-specific developers composing " an entire subindustry that has formed around the PC's open system ", which Dvorak described as a " de facto standard microcomputer ".