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If a visitor to the website doesn't buy anything, there's no easy way to remarket to them.

An attempt to remarket him as an intellectual performer made little headway.

For example, you may be able to remarket used but still functional mobile phones to a less technologically advanced global region.

It uses both physical auction centres and online selling to remarket vehicles from 46 centres in 12 countries across Europe.

No, remarket it: Can you do better than Mikhail S. Gorbachev?

"The producers then go looking for somebody to remarket the movies at a lower price point," Mr. Pettus said.

In an effort to remarket the team Noyes decided to officially name the club the "Nationals", reverting to the older nickname.

Gibson decided to remarket it toward jazz players and changed the tailpiece to one from a Riviera, and the pickups to mini-humbuckers.

Its first task was to redesign and remarket it as four distinct buildings, and it hired the architectural firm of Philip Johnson.

Last week, armed with plans to renovate and remarket the 23-story, 64-year-old building, Peter Catalano and Michael Kornblum bought it for $65 million.

"We have been working to repackage and remarket Kwanzaa," said Jose Ferrer, chairman of the Expo.

They just need to remarket the blends and call them ' I cannot believe this is not first press Olevano Sul Tusciano'

As International Business Machines shrank its workforce, it consolidated into property it owned, leaving owners of leased properties to figure out how to remarket their buildings.

They then withdrew permission to make the remake to Deep Throat, and forced Steve Hirsch to remarket and edit his movie for copyright purposes.

In many, or perhaps most, of these cases the new owners may well remarket the properties if and when they displace the title holder as owner and perhaps rebuild building income.

But now that she is a Norma Desmond of sorts, Arista is searching for a way to remarket her to her core audience: blacks ages 25 and up.

Striders bring home the goodies to crowded little freetrade floors in data-hungry India, where traders remarket the relevants and usefuls to a worldwide unlicensed market of subterranean knowledge.

Museums have been trying to remarket themselves for decades, offering interactive exhibits and ambitious public programs, and some have changed names more than once to expand their appeal or clarify their mission.

In a drive to remake the brand and remarket it as more relevant to Generation X, however, Coca-Cola dropped several Frutopia flavors in 1996 and added and renamed others.

AvePoint markets their DocAve product separately, but IBM has an OEM agreement that allows IBM to remarket the product.

Shortly after the 4th series ended, a report on the now defunct television information service Teletext reported that plans were afoot to remarket Bad Influence at a younger audience if it were to get a Series 5.

Sybase became the number two database system behind Oracle database, after making a deal with Microsoft to share the source code for Microsoft to remarket on the OS/2 platform as "SQL Server".

Surely as the new governor, M.Jodi Rell, moves so conspicuously to remarket the Capitol as a place where the word ethics is not always followed by the word violation, a certain civic comfort would come with getting back to bland.

THE effort to remarket the hotel - which has included offering juice, coffee and danish pastries to taxi drivers so they would recognize the new name - comes at a time when the hotel business in New York is as good as anyone can remember.

While noting Grindhouse Releasing's intent to remarket the film, they spoke toward Something Weird Video's 1996 video release, and noted that although SWV's 35mm source material was "damaged in every way imaginable", its color and resolution were still decent.