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Ford last year formed an alliance with Volkswagen to develop commercial, electric and self-driving vehicles, though the E-Transit isn’t part of that deal.

Commercially, stocks, advertising, publishing, the early radio industry—all that stuff was still downtown.

It was, however, a colossal flop—critically and commercially—with Lynch later regretting sacrificing final cut.

Or, as Behr puts it, “No else is as commercially unrealistic as us.”

He may have been the least commercially successful singer in the lineup.

A good example is their commentary on the lack of a commercially available male contraception pill.

Commercially this was of first-rate importance, while politically it counterbalanced the alliance of the Bourbon courts.

But to return to the Queen City of Ireland,—its greatest place socially and commercially speaking.

The unmanufactured tobacco pays a comparatively small duty, and the cigars made from it are commercially known as "Key West."

As a lumber tree, the walnut of Europe has long been commercially important.

Soon after the sewing machine was commercially successful, special attachments for it were invented and manufactured.