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inventory

noun as in list of stock; stock

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Netflix said it had sold out of the in-game inventory for its live NFL Christmas Day games this year, with sponsors that include sports betting company FanDuel and Verizon.

"If we can take inventory of our skills, knowledge and desire, and align it with what's doing well, what's stable, and what we think is going to be doing well, then we can take advantage of the skills, knowledge and desire that we have and make it applicable to business," said David Meltzer, founder of David Meltzer Enterprises and former CEO of Leigh Steinberg Sports & Entertainment agency.

From Salon

“What you’re seeing,” one political media buyer told me, “is the result of there just being more money than there is ad inventory to spend it on.”

From Slate

In the immediate aftermath of Lennon’s death, Ono tasks Mintz with taking an inventory of the fallen artist’s possessions.

From Salon

Business owners across Tampa Bay, meanwhile, are plagued with a separate layer of problems, involving lost inventory, lost revenue, and the delicate question of how to encourage a storm-weary population to come out and buy stuff at a point in time when people are keenly feeling personal and financial losses.

From Slate

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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