So is method acting more about marketability than anything else?
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In general, it's paying attention to the potential for marketability.
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That in turn enhances marketability for both companies and employees.
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He has distinct marketability, but Khalidov is simply a talented fighter.
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But Disney was less interested in their songwriting than their marketability.
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The reliable marketability of fear also fuels the AUMF's continued lifespan.
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It is a multimillion-dollar investment in a player's success and marketability.
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Carmakers are betting their futures on electric vehicles whose marketability is untested.
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Filming the races is a key component to their marketability, said Mortimer.
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While purists fussed, popular culture was discovering the bottomless marketability of cute things.
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The unit's marketability and fair value were not currently possible to assess, it said.
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The reasoning: Hollywood's obsession with established franchises is based on one key factor: marketability.
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It was big, brash, and bold, but it defied the marketability of its contemporaries.
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Chris Le describes his brainstorming process as being as much about marketability as creativity.
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He defied gender and genre norms in an industry that values marketability, not individuality.
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On the one hand is climate change mitigation, and on the other is marketability.
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But Swift has never had bad blood with the brands that adore her marketability.
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Squads are, after all, inherently exclusive, and their marketability decreases considerably as you get older.
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Some colleges are stressing the marketability of speaking multiple languages as students enter the workforce.
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Lars von Trier is obviously not concerned with his films' marketability to a broad audience.
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Without marketability to mainstream audiences, it only made $8 million from a $6.8 million budget.
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The unit's marketability and fair value were not currently possible to assess, the presentation said.
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The problem: No matter a player's skill level, marketability is just as essential for turning pro.
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People went back to school to refresh their skills, get a degree, and increase their marketability.
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"Τhis is a crucial element for the marketability of subsidy-free green electricity production," he said.
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Losing marketability means losing dollars—something that, at this stage for the NWHL, could be ruinous.
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He seemed to hope that his Berkeley appearance would restore him to mainstream relevance, and perhaps marketability.
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Darren Marshall, executive vice president of consulting and research at rEvolution, thinks Phelps marketability still has an upside.
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Marketability Few fighters love being interviewed, but even less recognize it as an opportunity to compel the masses.
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Still, these fighters have yet to show that they can command the mainstream marketability of Pacquiao or Mayweather.
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Without their Olympic stars and said stars' player rights, the league instantly loses marketability among a broader audience.
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Additionally, more rigorous testing of drugs for new uses might illuminate harms, hampering drugs' marketability rather than helping it.
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Drunk History never feels the need to make such changes for the sake of marketability or focus group appeal.
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I want to make sure that I never see myself decreasing in "value" or "marketability" because I'm getting older.
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Rishe attributed his marketability potential to many factors — including past personal mistakes, his swimming future and his exposure post-Olympics.
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And over the years, mainstream marketability for the Pride parade has grown in equal measure to its descent from purpose.
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"It's terrible for the marketability of everything…" Before I go he notices the David Bowie pin badge on my lapel.
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Another point to keep in mind is that these stocks tend to be quite volatile along the road to marketability.
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Of course, Arum isn't in a rush to have his fighters beat one another and hurt their marketability going forward.
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And whatever benefits the arguable advantage of her marketability in MMA have proven to be a double-edged sword at best.
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Regrettably, the world has yet to recognize the immense marketability of Spaceball, though we did get Slamball during the early 2000s.
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He plays up his own marketability as well, noting a long list of mainstream media outlets that have written about him.
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There's just too many people that expect too much of Man United and ultimately if they lose it hurts their marketability.
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Just like that, the Air Force veteran found himself in possession of nearly 18,000 bottles of hand sanitizer with zero marketability.
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She was working as a textile designer in Berlin when she came to see that simplicity and marketability had overtaken creativity.
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Financial markets have been deregulated, globalized and broadened, and financial instruments have been transformed in their applications, marketability, liquidity and transparency.
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It's all part of the fun of watching basketball, a sport that banks on the marketability of players like no other.
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But their dull matchup last year may have hurt their marketability to the casual fan, stunting the excitement for their subsequent fights.
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His E-Score, a ranking of a celebrity's marketability from E-Poll Market Research, is a near-perfect 98 out of 100.
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"From a marketability standpoint, having views of greenery is valuable — but still not as valuable as one from higher levels," he said.
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Posting a work by Schiele, whose paintings have sold for as much as $21 million, on the database unquestionably damages its marketability.
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Mr. Giuliani's activity on behalf of Mr. Trump allowed him to maintain, and increase, his marketability to prospective clients around the world.
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But as a working professional in America, she has realized that she must call herself a "belly dancer" in order to retain marketability.
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And that was not her marketability as a charismatic, upbeat woman who was the first black gymnast to win the Olympic all-around.
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In three to five years, will they have lost enrollment, donors, marketability, and if so can that be attributed to dropping to FCS?
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"It all comes down to marketability, because every view premium an apartment enjoys is based on the apartments it competes with," he added.
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Clubs would have to be considered on merit, the person said, rather than factors like marketability and the size of their fan bases.
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When I asked Rubin if any lab testing was done for these products, he assured me that the only thing tested was their marketability.
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Many of today's studios cast based off of a potential performers' social media following with the hope of increasing the marketability of their films.
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The academy's four-year undergraduate program focuses on four areas: arts and entrepreneurship; technology, design and marketability; concept and business platforms; and creating a prototype.
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"If 2019 data shows trends continue it should call into question marketability of the pod based ecigs kids abuse," he wrote in a subsequent post.
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The four-year undergraduate program's curriculum focuses on four areas: arts and entrepreneurship; technology, design and marketability; concept and business platforms; and creating a prototype.
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A combination of admiration for Caravaggio's innovations and the marketability of works in this style encouraged numerous artists in Rome to adopt the new manner.
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The discount, which has been allowed since the 1990s, is granted for what is considered a lack of marketability for minority shares in these partnerships.
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Mr. Attah, now 28, wants to give farmers the tools to become informed entrepreneurs, increasing their crop yields and marketability to the lucrative export business.
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For smaller breweries like Sixpoint, RateBeer had become an invaluable barometer for the marketability of their products, reaching a global audience of like-minded enthusiasts.
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I constructed a mask of resilience as a form of marketability, and crafted a narrative about why I left,one of passion and personal projects.
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"The move aims to facilitate the trading of the shares on electronic platforms and improve the stock's marketability and liquidity," Chief Executive Christos Megalou told shareholders.
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These combined assets led to a wild marketability as a pay-per-view (PPV) star, contributing to many of UFC's best-selling fights of all time.
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Not surprisingly, his three eldest children — Ivanka, Donald Jr. and Eric — began worrying about whether the marketability of the Trump brand could survive the campaign undamaged.
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Clubs aren't hung up on that sort of detail, however, and when it comes down to it, the marketability of a pre-season excursion trumps all.
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As the pet influencers field has gotten crowded, a cottage industry has sprung up to help pets — or their owners, at least — manage their newfound marketability.
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If you could bottle up "Classic JAY-Z" and sell it in stores, then most of rap's problems surrounding authenticity, skill, and marketability would be solved.
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The startups of the early 2000s have exploded into empires that live and die by the marketability of Silicon Valley's most valuable resource: private consumer data.
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In the 1970s, as American films became more experimental, diverse and exciting, the marketability of foreign language films diminished, O'Sullivan said, adding that not much has changed.
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For engineers who know hardware and web, they've been able to increase their marketability and salary thanks to many new opportunities developing in the Internet of Things.
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Falkenhagen is part of a European energy project called STORE&GO, that is calling for regulatory and policy support, given efficiency rates are still well below marketability.
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"I think the marketability of pod-based products will be called into question if youth use rates continue to climb at the rates they're climbing," he said.
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For some positions, the knowledge, experience, and skills you gain throughout your tenure can greatly increase your marketability and set you on the path towards future success.
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"I don't think there is ever a decision on a player that doesn't have some balance on both their marketability and what they can contribute competitively," Garber said.
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In September, Huawei&aposs flagship Mate 30 series was forced to launch without any Google apps or services, which has seriously hampered the phone&aposs marketability outside China.
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But that same restraint is also a curse for a film whose marketability depends on selling a steamy tale of forbidden love between two women in a repressive environment.
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They would have primarily hurt Trump's wife and children, and it's only because of the election and declining media standards that these women had increased marketability for their stories.
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"The first phase of the partnership will enable live race data to revolutionize the fan experience," Velon, established in 2014 to boost cycling's marketability, said on their website (www.velon.cc).
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There's a great and pressing need for progressive publications (and politicians) to walk the walk they've long been talking for the sake of enhancing their public profiles and marketability.
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The sport's fan base is aging, and Nascar has failed to replace high-profile drivers like Dale Earnhardt Jr. or Jeff Gordon, whose celebrity and marketability transcended their sport.
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Nessa rivalry, fueled by the notion of "who can be a 'Blacker' singer", and now they're trying to spruce up a white singer to a Black audience for more marketability?
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Then admissions officials and bank loan officers should carefully scrutinize the student prospects for academic success, the marketability of their chosen majors, and most importantly, the cost against expected incomes.
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Baseball players typically aren't as well-known nationally or internationally as their counterparts in other major sports, and Trout's lack of marketability has been lamented by M.L.B. Commissioner Rob Manfred.
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You'll make the case for your book's marketability in this proposal, so you'll want to include sections on your target audience, competitive titles, a table of contents and an outline.
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The midterm elections in November are another big factor in the marketability of former Trump aides, given the possibility that Democrats could win back one or both chambers of Congress.
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NBA players are well-aware that amassing a triple-double is one of the best ways to ensure they lead the nightly sports highlights, increasing their marketability and potentially their compensation.
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Harper, an outfielder whose polarizing personality and massive marketability have made him the new face of baseball, has criticized the sport's old school culture and called for more showmanship from players.
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One reason comics appeal to producers is the potential to exploit an existing audience, noted Monica Landers, chief executive of StoryFit, which uses data and machine learning to predict content marketability.
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Straddling two worlds is never easy, and perturbed by what they saw as a lack marketability, the band entered into a contractual dispute with bigwigs at EMI in the late 80s.
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So Manfred raised more than a few eyebrows when he criticized Trout&aposs marketability during his annual press conference Tuesday before the MLB All-Star Game, according to the Orange County Register .
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First, let me frame the issues: Apple says that if it were to comply with the federal government's request, it would facilitate further erosions of individual privacy and marketability of its products.
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The details and marketability of the story remains unknown, though it is rare that high-ranking federal government officials seek immunity unless they are worried about pending criminal and/or congressional investigations.
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Additionally, there is evidence that American goods shipped overseas are being slowed from reaching market by unusually strict or cumbersome entry procedures, which can affect the quality and marketability of perishable crops.
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Perhaps sensing that a set devoted exclusively to drum-centric humor would have limited marketability, Mr. Armisen also tackles such nondrum subjects as camping, American accents and feeling sorry for Burger King.
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But he regained his titles in December, which helped him restore his marketability over all and in England, where all the heavyweight titles now reside and boxing remains a major mainstream sport.
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He said the producers plan to "give it a chance to breathe" until a starry (and unrelated) film version comes out in November, then gauge the marketability of a New York production.
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In Black Mirror, while Ashley O's manager understands the marketability of the pop star's fall from grace, the episode doesn't seem to acknowledge that a toy or a hologram isn't the answer.
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This marketability — both in his industry and in just about any dating pool — makes it really hard to reconcile all of the ways that men like him can also be trash or harmful.
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If Jenner decides to pursue her current marketability, "there's a lot of opportunity" for her to become even more successful than her daughters, says Henry Schafer, who specializes in pop-culture brand tracking.
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Perhaps it would be a good time to remember that the UFC didn't used to believe in the marketability of lightweights, and now that is easily the UFC's most competitive and exciting weightclass.
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The neighbourhood is a contrasting mish-mash of styles and influences, so it seems appropriate that the brick carapace of Selhurst should contrast so readily with the glossy marketability of the Premier League.
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In addition to its more international scope, "Making the Cut" will reportedly differ from "Project Runway" in its emphasis on the business side of fashion, with marketability being just as important as originality.
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While animating tools are more accessible than ever, driving a blossoming movement of independent cartoonists, feature animation in the United States remains constrained by studio concerns about marketability, corporate synergy, and safe storytelling.
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"When do we cross this point that the homes along the coast are no longer valuable because they're really losing their marketability?" wondered Cary Glickstein, the mayor of Delray Beach in South Florida.
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Moreover many academics dismiss the now widespread tendency to assess fields of study in terms of their marketability, viewing it as a sign of the American university's capitulation to a corporatist, neoliberal ideology.
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The near-sellout indicated that McGregor's time off didn't damage his ability to sell tickets, and the U.F.C. had already bet on McGregor's marketability by guaranteeing him $3 million for the Cerrone bout.
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"Looking at this from a business perspective, obviously Jordan Rodgers, having Aaron Rodgers as his brother, he has the most marketability when it comes to product and sports endorsements and all that," he says.
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"It is difficult to accept that such issues cannot adversely affect the brand and marketability of the club," Spencer Harris, assistant professor of sport management at the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs, told Reuters.
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So in perhaps one of the biggest flips of the story, this could then suggest that Mayweather actually needs McGregor more in this instance, despite all the Money man may think about his marketability.
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The event is an example of Ninja's unique marketability; he's one of the only professional gamers with the visibility and charisma to draw a live audience at an event where gaming isn't the focus.
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In December of 2015, a 26-year-old Aljamain "Funk Master" Sterling followed an impressive submission defeat of Johnny Eduardo with a rousing post-fight interview, demonstrating incredible skill and undeniable marketability in rapid succession.
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At a time when boxing's ability to attract new fans is being overshadowed by the rising popularity of mixed martial arts, for such companies to attach themselves to Golovkin is a testament to his marketability.
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For now, there's no marketability problem with the "soulslike"—with the Dark Souls series proper having reached a (hopefully very definitive) ending, there's a huge thirst out there for more of that kind of game.
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You may have a wide range of technical chops and possess a strong work ethic, but it's equally important to secure certifications to improve your marketability and provide potential employers greater confidence in your abilities.
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TV has stricter conventions to adhere to than online streaming, so longtime competitors in the FGC will need to play by new rules if they want to maintain their marketability and succeed on new platforms.
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RI: What fascinates me most is that Pokémon Go is definitely not the first game of its kind — it seems the marketability and metaphor of Pokémon were required for augmented reality to really work out.
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This is natural, as more and more projects come to investors, those investors become more sophisticated in their due diligence; meanwhile, appropriate controls, compliance programs, and investor protections become essential aspects of a project's marketability.
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BRIAN DOEGEN: After the talent is placed for this role, and obviously we look at language ability, local marketability and things like that, but once the talent is placed, that's when their learning journey begins.
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The same day, J.J. Watt, the Houston Texans' defensive end and another crossover star for his charitable works and marketability, was sidelined for the year with a fracture of the tibial plateau in his leg.
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Her very flesh has been manipulated for peak marketability: When she was still a teenager, she inflated her lips with injectable fillers and then leveraged the spectacle to sell lip-related products to fellow teens.
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They noted that while several of those emcees had made a big impression on their own, the marketability of grime had been held back by perceptions of (and sometimes direct ties to) anti-social behavior.
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The emergence of Joshua, Wilder and Tyson Fury of Britain — three men with skills and captivating personalities, and with drama among them — seemed to present the kind of intrigue and marketability that would attract fans.
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We seem to be saying the same thing over and over again with regard to recent signings to Bellator MMA, but Chael Sonnen's marketability makes him the biggest coup of Scott Coker's reign with the promotion.
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Yet, for all their undeniable songwriting talent, all-important marketability, and a perfectly curated image that simultaneously appealed to lad mag culture and railed against it, none of the album's singles charted higher than number 24.
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Association leaders have to work with people of all political persuasions, and many of those coming off of Capitol Hill these days are inextricably linked to one political perspective or the other, diminishing their marketability afterward.
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The bigger clubs had sought those windows to maximize the attractiveness and value of Champions League games to broadcasters, even if it threatened to severely damage the marketability, and perhaps even the viability, of domestic leagues.
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Despite her political stance, however, Kaur's work and public persona are carefully modulated in order to maximize her marketability to both a Western metropolitan readership and the grassroots social media audience to whom she owes her fame.
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Expanding to three body types has posed logistical challenges; the company will sell two different shoe sizes to accommodate the different models, and they'll be sold together in a set to "optimize diversity and marketability," Time reports.
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They have to prove out and defend their design and engineering choices, and even pitch these cars to fake investors (in order to learn about marketability) — and that's all before they race the cars on the track.
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But if reports of its sales (around 130 million euros, or about $135 million, in 2015) are correct, it's more in the lower-middling range, and very reliant on the marketability and profile of its young designer.
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On "Beautiful Trauma," Pink is once again playing the part of the mainstream's favorite nonconformist, singing of insecurities and imperfect relationships replete with drinking and fighting, but with an idealism that shines through and ensures maximum marketability.
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In the meantime, Deng continues to sharpen his coding acumen and improve his marketability on HackerRank, a website where nearly 2 million coders from around the world virtually gather to show off their skills to would-be employers.
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A blockbuster persona like Rihanna's might translate into the marketability of a $59 "body luminizer"; a "Bachelor" contestant's persona might be limited to endorsing herbal supplements on Instagram; a popular internet figure might simply crowdfund to cover expenses.
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Just three years later, after two revelations that she was involved with convicted child abusers temporarily obliterated her marketability and forced TLC to cancel the show, she's spent the year being trotted out as a strip club side show.
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"He has created a business model that works, making films for $5 million or less with clear commerciality and marketability," says Donna Langley, chairwoman of Universal Pictures, who signed Mr. Blum to a 10-year, first-look film deal.
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At the present moment, however, it is only liberal arts majors who have to wonder whether all of the articles and books promoting the marketability of their chosen discipline should make them more or less uneasy about the future.
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Abonyi, who serves as the health and safety officer on the team, said the group is now focused on creating a business plan that will consider the marketability, energy production and cost of putting the house on the market.
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They also have begun to encourage clients to increase the marketability of their properties by installing storm-resistant technology, including steel beams and window flaps that allow water to flow in and out of a basement during a flood.
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When the troublesome Francisco Trinaldo was putting together the best streak in the lightweight division, while also being forty years old, speaking no English and having zero marketability whatsoever, it was Felder who was tasked with getting rid of him.
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In this course, you'll get access to 67 lectures and 11 hours of content covering such things as assessing an idea's marketability, spotting market inefficiencies, employing novel and disruptive business models, and understanding the process of developing and improving business ideas.
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"Substantial vindication can only be achieved by an award of damages that underscores that Ms. Wilson's reputation as an actress of integrity was wrongly damaged in a manner that affected her marketability in a huge worldwide marketplace," the judge said.
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How the NCAA will restrict these opportunities to "maintain the priorities of education and the collegiate experience" remains to be seen, but the organization's move seems to be a promising step toward allowing athletes to take ownership of their own marketability.
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And the marketability of the Trump clan and those around them proves anew that visibility and notoriety are their own rewards, regardless of how they come about, and that the line between government business and show business can be awfully thin.
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At the suggestion of some career counselors, job applicants in their 40s and 50s shave years from their LinkedIn profiles and resumes by truncating their job histories to appear younger and improve their marketability in the age-conscious tech industry.
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As the quality of M.L.S. has improved as it enters its third decade, its teams have looked less for marketability from its imports — which in the past had trended toward aging, often European stars — and more toward onfield impact and value.
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Many young basketball players grow up watching the N.C.A.A. tournament and dream of playing in it themselves; a star turn in March and April would enhance Williamson's formidable marketability, even if it could do little to raise his draft stock.
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Not long ago, in a feature on the marketability of the emerging GIF art scene, we discussed certain YIBAs (Young Internet-Based Artists) who are thinking savvily about how to create, distribute, and make a living selling their work on the web.
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Cheung Kong Property said the share sale would bring a synergy to both because "there are certain infrastructure aspects to the business in which CKI has a track record of managing and operating, enhancing value in the long term and their marketability".
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But if moving the needle on social and racial advancement were life-affirming benefits of an influential business, protecting its widespread marketability and growing the pie no matter how it eventually was sliced was always the mission that came first for Stern.
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They are also places where you are reduced to your marketability or threat-level, where the length of your facial hair can be a deal-breaker, where you are seen, and hence see yourself, in reductive labels – never as 'just a bloke called Dave.
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"These guys are keenly aware of their marketability and they also know very well that this window of opportunity is not going to be open forever, so they need to make as much money as they can while they can," said one former employee.
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"He recognized that the game was about the players, and he elevated the marketability of those players in a way that had never happened before," said Jeff Kessler, the labor lawyer who represented the Players Association in numerous battles with the league during Stern's tenure.
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" She calls out Beyoncé and Taylor Swift, saying that their feminism is more focussed on marketability than on change: "It's a feminism that trades on themes of sisterhood and support—you-go-girl tweets and Instagram photos, cheery magazine editorials about dressing to please yourself.
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Of course, this discussion is all kind of trivial given the unlikelihood of any boxing match involving McGregor coming off, but it does give an interesting insight to the relationship between marketability and how fight negotiations are leveraged, and that topic is worth paying attention to.
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And while Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee may have broken the floodgates in terms of the marketability of Spanish-language music in the U.S. with their global smash "Despacito," right now, there is no bigger ambassador for this growing trend than Colombian-born artist J Balvin.
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That project hoisted him up as the next teenage darling of street music—like Wayne in '99 and Chief Keef in 2011—whose marketability and appeal relied heavily on the juxtaposition of his barely broken voice and baby face with his relationship with guns and drugs.
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The leagues contend the proposed changes to the Champions League, which include new barriers to entry for nonelite clubs and schedule changes that would push matches onto weekend dates, will diminish the relevance and marketability of domestic leagues, and potentially render many of their matches irrelevant.
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If the owner puts it into a trust for his heirs, he can discount the value by a third or more because a fractional stake in the partnership that owns the building is worth less because it lacks control and marketability, according to the Internal Revenue Code.
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Fans often yell his character's name at him during games, and the talented athlete's popularity — despite quirks like suggesting multiple times with at least a twinge of seriousness that the Earth is flat — has translated into marketability: His jersey was the fifth-highest-selling of the season.
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Even if they're not selling the business, they have to come up with tax money to pay the I.R.S. But as with the tax on estates, there are ways to reduce the value of the business, including the argument that a closely held family business lacks marketability.
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"So many people talked themselves into this thing that didn't make a hell of a lot of sense: That an old team, without a lot of marketability, not in LA or New York, without any young talent or tradeable assets, was somehow going to land other superstars," Moyal says.
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That he cost a then-world record £89 million ($123 million) when United brought him back to Old Trafford from Juventus in 2016 can be read as a tribute not just to his undoubted marketability, but to a combination of physical prowess and technical accomplishment that is almost without equal.
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This year's festival, which features a mixture of screenings, workshops, exhibits, and talks, showcases the work of emerging filmmakers, all of whom build on the rich history of French animation that began over a century ago by the father of animation, Émile Cohl, and emphasize artistry over marketability and commercial success.
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It would also be good if we lived in a culture where the marketability of excessive consumption is derided rather than the effects of over-eating, or where any government helped its citizens with the time, education, space, and money needed to create food that goes a little less hard on the environment.
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The marketability of this interconnectedness is undeniable: A look into all trademarks filed for the word "Sundays" confirmed that Sunday is by far the trendiest day of the week to name your brand, and has exponentially increased in popularity within the past few years — a third were filed in the past two years alone.
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The book is a set of coordinates, some crucial, others of mysterious relevance, arranged as flatly as documents on a harvest table: A paragraph on Tate's pregnancy segues into several on husband Roman Polanski's film trajectory; a note on Tate's marketability after Valley of the Dolls becomes a 14-page diatribe on the Robert F. Kennedy assassination.
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LaPorsha Renae, Rihanna's "Diamonds" In that vein, I think what made me so overcome about La'Porsha's segment wasn't necessarily her vocal prowess on a current song (though she definitely needed that marketability bump in the eyes of producers); it was the triple-whammy of an emotionally driven intro, the song itself, and most importantly the raging fanfare that followed.
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Ever since Hollywood super-agency WME|IMG bought the UFC last summer for an outlandish $4 billion there's been a discernible shift in the spirit of the promotion, a marked movement away front the sport-first mentality of ratings-based matchmaking and fight-based marketing campaigns into the realm of big-money fights that have nothing to do with rankings and brand-based, product-integrated, synergistic media strategies driven by fighters' personalities and cross-platform marketability.
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" Reading such self-imposed sarcasm made you wonder whether Day sort of agreed with Esquire Magazine's combatively contrarian film critic Dwight Macdonald, when in 1962, at the peak of Day's box-office marketability in such romantic comedies of the era as "Lover Come Back" (19853), "That Touch of Mink" (1962), "The Thrill of It All" (1963) and "Send Me No Flowers" (1964), he wrote Day's popularity off as being a triumph of "the healthy antiseptic Good Looks and the Good Sport personality that the American middle class -- that is, practically everybody -- admires as a matter of duty.
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