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But technology takes the most credit, as improved products hit the market.

"The public wants an improved product all the time," he said.

The data used by manufacturers has led to improved products.

New and improved products are essential to the well-being of any business.

There has also been a bonanza of new and improved products.

There is definitely still money to be made from better advertising around an improved product.

For example, some urge a 0.8 percent adjustment to take into account improved products.

Moreover, our fees are far more reasonable, and bring you an improved product.

Only safe and improved products are currently on store shelves.

They will look at the new City Hall to see if this is an improved product.

The rest came from strong operating revenues, including improved product and service margins.

The price index also does not reflect improved products like drugs with fewer side effects.

Or even improved products, like electronic equipment, that are too expensive to repair?

Employers welcomed the announcement, which could mean better buys and improved products.

Advances include new or improved products, processes and services.

"We're also in some very competitive times, and so it's important to also present an improved product as we go forward."

Microsoft says that its entire business model is geared to creating "improved products at low prices."

They noticed that these substitutions often reduced costs, improved product, or both.

Innovation is about more than just bringing new and improved products and services to market.

Seeking to buoy sales, the company has come up with a raft of new or improved products.

Improved product performance is not the only driver.

Companies then shortsightedly cut back on the capital spending that would bring lower production costs and improved products, he said.

The push to bring new and improved products to market at the lowest cost results in program developers' cutting corners.

The finding that good spelling and grammar can lead to improved product sales was discussed in the media.

This new, improved product - sounds like a toothpaste advertisement - has already won one more game than last year.