Webvan, which has former Netscape CEO James Barksdale and Yahoo chairman Tim Koogle on its board of directors, notes that the Internet has not taken off as a medium for grocery shopping, with not enough customers placing repeat orders.
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Webvan, which has former Netscape CEO James Barksdale and Yahoo chairman Tim Koogle on its board of directors, notes that the Internet has not taken off as a medium for grocery shopping, with too few customers placing repeat orders.
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Webvan, which has former Netscape chief executive James Barksdale and Yahoo chairman Tim Koogle on its board of directors, notes that the Internet has not taken off as a medium for grocery shopping, with too few customers placing repeat orders.
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In New York City, repeat orders were received from Brunswick Laundry in Jersey City, New Jersey and in the south, the Coca-Cola Company of Georgia and the Pepsi-Cola Company of North Carolina had bought half a dozen one-ton and 1.5-ton Chase trucks.
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But I remembered Boyer's pep talk : A first order online can take up to 66 minutes to place, he said, but repeat orders can be placed in less than 20 minutes, especially if a customer orders from a saved list of past purchases.
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He continued postwar Conservative governments'reliance on strategic and tactical nuclear deterrence for the Navy, RAF and West Germany and supported the sale of advanced arms abroad, including to regimes such as those in Iran, Libya, Chile, and apartheid South Africa, to which he supplied nuclear-capable Buccaneer S . 2 strike bombers and approved a repeat order.
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The Kudu was assembled from Complete knock down ( CKD ) kits at the Durban factory which had recently been acquired by AEC . By 1964 AEC ( South Africa ) Ltd had followed up the order for 100 with a repeat order for another 100, to be sold to operators all over ] South Africa.
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The other repeat orders from independents were from Yelloway who took 5 Reliance 590 with the jet-vent system, as well as the additional side destination screens and Ellen Smith, also of Rochdale, with a Leopard fitted with 45 reclining seats, Yelloway standardising on this luxurious option on its Reliances, the short ones seating only 37 as a result.
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These problems were somewhat corrected in naval shipyards by the end of 1942, but the " Atlanta "-class warships were thereafter overloaded with weight, compared to the size of their hulls, and throughout World War II and the postwar years, they had problems with topside weight which was addressed by a redesign of the third repeat order which was called the.
