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Some older companies, like 113-year-old logistics giant UPS, are unionized, but major nonunion employers include more recent entrants like retailers Walmart and the Gap.

With Disney owning Hulu, the ad-supported streaming war may amount to little more than a new front in an old fight with few new entrants.

Bobbie, with its skeleton team and mere days of experience serving customers in a 15-mile radius, had no such longstanding relationships by the time the FDA became aware of its new entrant into the space.

The time it took the 17-year-old company to get there suggests a high risk of failure for newer entrants trying to catch up.

Google also stockpiled immense troves of data — decades’ worth of consumer and business buying preferences and surfing habits — to power its ads and make it harder for new entrants.

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Some of the cells (fig. 3, b) shew re-entrant curves, which prove that they have undergone division.

This does not mean that the entrant for ballet honors has nothing to do but go at once upon the stage, a completed artiste.

But we can have a non-re-entrant path over the whole board in fourteen moves, starting from any given square.

The best re-entrant attempt is shown, in which each knight has to trespass twice on other parts.

If you break the line at I, you will have a non-re-entrant solution starting from any I square.