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Ms. Neal said consumers were angered most often when advertised items were unavailable.

This version also advertised items to sell to you including animated display pictures, emoticons and backgrounds.

We've featured short in all our ads, and we've had sellouts on all advertised items."

Westchester consumer legislation requires stores to have enough stock of an advertised item and to use cash registers where totals are clearly visible.

"Nonetheless, we have been tenacious about supporting our everyday low prices and making sure we have the advertised items in stock.

In fact, we can offer operagoers at-seat charge-card capabilities, allowing them to order advertised items during the opera.

The scamming caller claims to be calling from Canada into the U.S. with a legitimate interest in purchasing advertised items.

A 1909 company catalog advertised items such as Moyers 30 Day Axle Grease which was "for carriages only."

The regulation was amended to exempt grocers from the requirement of having advertised items in stock as long as their advertisements say explicitly that supplies are limited.

Prior to Maplin Electronics' arrival; many companies advertised items but most were government or industrial surplus, and although cheap, were often inconsistent in their quality and availability.

To avoid a stampede when the store opened, Best Buy associates handed out a limited number of vouchers one hour before opening that allowed customers to buy the advertised items.

Failure to supply advertised items led to a kind of Christmas crisis in 1983, and Mr. Hale was forced to mount a "Cabbage Patch Doll" campaign.

One of the early department stores operated by J. R. Poland dispensed news and advertised items in a small news sheet known as the Midland News.

Flighting is an advertising term for a timing pattern in which commercials are scheduled to run during intervals that are separated by periods in which no advertising messages appear for the advertised item.

Then, if the merchant refuses to show you the advertised item, to take orders for it or to deliver it within a reasonable time . . . take this as a sign you are being 'switched.'

Viewed this way, sharper alignment of a brand's TV laydown with its website - for example, by a clothes retailer making sure an advertised item is only one click away in real time - might therefore be a better allocation of limited resource than trying to win friends on Facebook.

Consisting mostly of manipulated clip art from old ads, they advertised items like "GIANT INHALER" and "FREE CIGARETTE PAPERS", hippies and yippies would send 5 cents for one of his mini-comic catalogs.