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Authorities are experimenting restocking wild populations with captive-bred individuals.
en.wikipedia.org A survey in 1982 found gudgeon, minnow and three-spined stickleback, which had increased by 1985, and over 10,000 coarse fish were released as part of a restocking programme.
en.wikipedia.org Many stores are in operation 24 hours a day with restocking and maintenance being carried out throughout the night.
en.wikipedia.org It increased again by 2010 due to rebound in consumption following the 200809 world economic crisis, restocking and continued growth in consumption in the world's developing economies.
en.wikipedia.org Head office now gets hourly -- rather than weekly -- sales data, allowing it to make faster decisions about restocking top sellers or ditching losers.
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