Though banks are selling shares, little is being transferred to the market, since banks sell largely to the government or the central bank which will hold them for years, or to the companies themselves, says Alexander Kinmont, a strategist at Nikko Citigroup in Tokyo.

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It doesn't apply to all high-calorie drinks or all places that sell them, largely because of the city can regulate only some establishments.

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Higher priced cars sell less than lower prices cars largely because of price.

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