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Position Bulb in socket and push into place.

There is the potential upside from Google's push into display advertising.

Lenovo made a push into international markets after acquiring the PC arm of international Business Machines Corp. in 2005.

The country is now trying to push into creative industries, with limited success thus far, as ministers admit.

The operators are less worried about Nokia’s push into services this time around because their own efforts to build mobile portals largely failed.

A push into more stable, and capital-light, wealth management and retail brokerage was made through the opportunistic purchase of 51% of Smith Barney from Citigroup.

Due to the hasty and under-supervised implementation, waste in infrastructure construction is ubiquitous, and the prospective returns of this big push into infrastructure are less than promising.

The world's largest software maker, which did not disclose financial terms of the deal, said the acquisition is part of a broader push into the consumer health-care market.

The big push into the developed markets by Chery and Geely planned for 2007 has now been delayed until 2008 or later, and plans to launch hybrid petrol-electric cars have also been put back.

The firm has begun a major push into the European market.

But turning this push into a pull required more sophisticated optics -in Grier's case, a solenoid beam.

Apple will make a broad push into online services, as it seeks to reinforce its consumer gadgets with a stronger presence in the "cloud" services, foreign media reported.

Mr Ghosn's recovery plan for Renault involves 26 new models over four years and a push into luxury cars—an area where Renault has produced a string of eccentric duds in recent years.

Plans for a push into liquefied natural gas look unrealistic.

As soon as it opens its doors, crowds push into the car until riders can barely breathe.

Tesco is set to roll out 35 new stores in Japan, including outlets under its Tesco Express banner, in a push into one of the most challenging retail markets.

Five days later the Finnish firm said it would make a big push into two other markets: maps and E-mail on mobile phones.

That infuriated Russia, which saw the bases as a blatant push into its front yard.