I mean, the local is the name of the game.
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"The name of the game is natural gas," said Seltzer.
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Locking up delegates is now the name of the game.
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"Making money was the name of the game," said Hines.
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In summer, easy dressing is the name of the game.
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Prioritizing your favorite artists is the name of the game.
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"Transportation capacity is the name of the game," Schierenbeck said.
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And for millennials, differentiation is the name of the game.
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Gridlock is the way, is the name of the game.
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It means that the name of the game is momentum.
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Keeping the ball rolling is the name of the game.
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Great power competition has become the name of the game.
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For other candidates, survival is the name of the game.
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Laughter is the name of the game in Genital Jousting.
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"Cautious optimism is the name of the game," Hamilton said.
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But that's just sort of the name of the game.
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Outrage is the name of the game, and trolling is everywhere.
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So innovation is going to be the name of the game.
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The name of the game in The Crew 2 is racing.
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But ... DC: The name of the game is survival, you know?
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For this Prime Day, the name of the game was Echo.
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In the new versions, accessibility is the name of the game.
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But, then, frustration is kind of the name of the game.
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"This is the name of the game in science," said Haggard.
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Try before you buy is the new name of the game.
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Coming together is the name of the game during Aquarius Season.
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It is the name of the game in the rice trade.
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The answer lies in the name of the game: sortes vergilianae .
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Healthy relationships are also the name of the game in June.
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The name of the game is what you see as central.
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The name of the game for Republicans in 2018 is unity.
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More research, more virtual events are the name of the game.
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Nostalgia is the name of the game for The Marvelous Mrs.
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Political doublespeak is often the name of the game in Congress.
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Defense is the name of the game for a few reasons.
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Responsible consumption is the name of the game for these savers.
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The name of the game for him always is to win.
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How to get more from less is the name of the game.
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Unity in the community is the name of the game once again.
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Action-packed adventure is the name of the game this holiday weekend.
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The name of the game is being respected, not liked or loved.
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"The search for yield is the name of the game," he said.
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"I do think inclusion is the name of the game," Streep said.
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Premium and luxury brands are the name of the game at Dailylook.
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And empowering is certainly the name of the game at Repair Revolution.
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"The name of the game is patience at that point," Odess said.
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In a very polarized electorate, turnout is the name of the game.
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" Similarly, Tytunovich said that at Cheq, "the name of the game is speed.
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Friendly competition was not the name of the game for Biggie and Tupac.
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Yes, meticulousness is the name of the game during this year's Saturnian backspin.
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Versatility looks to be the name of the game for pi-top 4.
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"Now the name of the game is really recovery for me," Hammer said.
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The name of the game is getting to the ice, no matter what.
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"For us, asset utilization is the name of the game," said Chris Davies.
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For Japan, buy and hold is no longer the name of the game.
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Let them learn the lesson that cooperation is the name of the game.
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When it comes to Royal Ascot, fashion is the name of the game.
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Harm reduction is the name of the game, or it ought to be.
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"The name of the game in Pemex right now is partnership," said Trevino.
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In the Senate meanwhile, nominations remain the name of the game for Republicans.
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When it comes to soundbars, Dolby Atmos was the name of the game.
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Detail is the name of the game for South African illustrator Lebo Tladi.
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That's just the name of the game, and we're strong enough to endure it.
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When it comes to modern company culture, distraction is the name of the game.
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But whatever the name of the game, there is no shortage of proposed uses.
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"I think steady is the name of the game at this point," she says.
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And relevance seems to be the name of the game with today's news, too.
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Air mattresses with featherbed toppers, not sleeping bags, are the name of the game.
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For the last-minute Lauras out there, the name of the game is eyes.
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Yes. Right, but the name of the game is America and China, isn't it?
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Casual drinking is the name of the game at Hellfest; no binge drinking here!
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Instead, the name of the game with the midterm elections seems to be turnout.
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The name of the game today is knowing how to count in different languages.
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The name of the game (well, not literally) is to collect the most stars.
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Expansion is very much the name of the game all round for the company.
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Real estate is definitely the name of the game in Kalanick's post-Uber world.
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"Seniority is the name of the game in the United States Senate," she said.
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But it's 2019, and inherent irony is kind of the name of the game.
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Missed shots, bricked free throws and occasional turnovers were the name of the game.
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The name of the game now is finding ways to get regulators on side.
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In an industry where self-promotion is the name of the game, Alan was selfless.
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Of course, to make that really work scale will be the name of the game.
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So access control is the name of the game, and private data is stored centrally.
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For now, the name of the game for RealWear is converting pilots into paid rollouts.
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But, such is life in Trump's America, where retribution is the name of the game.
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Blazers and button-up shirts were truly the name of the game throughout the decade.
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Competition is the name of the game, and you learn to rise above the haters.
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And as it would turn out, larger clients are becoming the name of the game.
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Onwards: For now, it looks like dick and debauchery are the name of the game.
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Consolidation was the name of the game in the 2010s — to varying degrees of success.
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"That's the name of the game: scoring more runs than the other team," he said.
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That was going to be the name of the game, and there were several logo treatments.
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When it comes to Stormi Webster, though, the name of the game has always been silence.
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Li-ife is the name of the game And I wanna play the game with you.
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As Uber prepares for its 2019 IPO, the name of the game is to reduce losses.
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In these final months before the midterm elections, the name of the game is no drama.
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The name of the game — the champagne-drenched, helicopter-soundtracked, $22,289-diamond-encrusted game — is romance.
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Even when commissions started rolling in, the name of the game was keeping the status quo.
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Generally speaking, the name of the game when it comes to dressing up sneakers is minimalism.
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Since the Social Democrats have ruled out participation, "Jamaica" is now the name of the game.
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Contextual computing — and all it implies — is the name of the game from here on in.
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Comfy, high-quality basics, were the name of the game, and these simply dominated the market.
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Since there's no treatment, prevention is the name of the game when it comes to Zika.
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Editors' Choice Ambition is the name of the game on this week's list of recommended books.
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Reginald Browne from GTS said the name of the game is keeping clients and increasing assets.
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Battling through adversity has been the name of the game for the Nationals all season long.
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"A lot of times, delay is the name of the game," for the landowners, she said.
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Cost-cutting is clearly the name of the game for Ford, especially in two other troubled markets.
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Conventional cars: In the century-old auto industry, specialization has always been the name of the game.
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Meanwhile, saying what the Bachelorette wants to hear is the name of the game on this show.
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But for Redditors posting in r/RoastMe, asking to be insulted is the name of the game.
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The name of the game is not fair but you have to play with what you got.
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So bond market alternatives and low prices are the name of the game for Cramer next week.
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According to Gillibrand, the name of the game for women in politics right now is grassroots activism.
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Peace of mind is the name of the game, people, and that ain't something we take lightly.
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"For women, demonstrating femininity ... is the name of the game when choosing what to wear," Sinelschikova wrote.
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Sayonara Wildhearts is the name of the game, which the company describes as a playable music video.
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The name of the game for the GOP this year is defending the seats they currently hold.
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Function over form is the name of the game here, but it's only functional to a point.
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For Karen*, 26, an archivist in Kansas City, MO, time management is the name of the game.
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For Head, signs from God have been the name of the game for the past 903 years.
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And there was a long time when transparency was the name of the game for Democratic leadership.
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Sensation is the name of the game in Danish director Lars von Trier's two-part Nymphomaniac saga.
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Turnover -- or the threat of firings -- was the name of the game in Trump's reality TV world.
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When it comes to Disney Parks' plans for Star Wars, the name of the game is immersion.
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For better or worse, renewable energy is the name of the game for the next few decades.
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Again, AOL was the name of the game and they had a lot of politics on there.
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Sequins, technicolor palettes, and feathers are the name of the game and "too much" is not an option.
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Honesty is the name of the game in October — in both your love life and your beauty routine.
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But while unity may be the name of the game post-election, it certainly wasn't during the race.
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Minimalism was the name of the game, it seemed, until maximalism sat its freewheeling butt in the throne.
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As our relationship developed, I started realizing that compromise was going to be the name of the game.
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Banding together is the name of the game between now and February 19, especially around a worthwhile cause.
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Sometimes it's just the name of the game that starts it; that's a common thing that starts it.
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And with this life comes a unique culinary culture, where natural resources are the name of the game.
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Opportunity is the name of the game in Startup Alley — the expo floor and heartbeat of Disrupt Berlin.
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Plus, chill and easy seems to be the name of the game when it comes to their relationship.
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The name of the game was sleekness, placed in chic contexts consumers might enjoy: Say, a romantical city street.
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Just as in so many other areas of robotics, autonomy is the new name of the game in BattleBots.
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"That's the name of the game, that makes for happy kids and parents and that helps enrollment," she said.
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They see moderate, gradual increases of interest rates, so 'steady as she goes' is the name of the game.
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"That was the whole name of the game, just to subjectively reflect her experience with the camera," Burnham said.
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For power savings the smaller the better and as we've established, efficiency is the name of the game here.
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Defense was the name of the game throughout the Puppy Rumble, with neither team really going on the offensive.
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Here, says former Hudson's employee and current Lexington Mayor Steve MacDougall, quality time is the name of the game.
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Café SprüngliChocolate is the name of the game in Switzerland, and Café Sprüngli is in it to win it.
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"A big name of the game is deterrence," Mr. Kelly, now the chief of staff, told NPR in May.
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In the face of stupidity and the last gasp of white supremacy, the name of the game is obstruction.
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"The name of the game is you've got to make putts, and you've got to roll it," Woods said.
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"Whatever you have to do to win, that's the name of the game," he told The Tribune in 1985.
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Also, we corrected the name of the game Sekiro; it's Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, not Sekiro: Shadows Must Die.
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"Tariff mitigation is the name of the game," said Lamar, who previously worked in the U.S. Department of Commerce.
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With that in mind, sooner than later is the name of the game when pre-planning your after parties.
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But they also come with a catch - pitching ideas, striking deals and securing funding is the name of the game.
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Particularly, as the world is moving towards cloud computing, continuous development, and continuous updates are the name of the game.
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The name of the game, then, wasn't to beat Trump but simply to pick up the pieces when he collapsed.
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The name of the game is "mobility" — getting from point A to point B at the push of a button.
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The name of the game with the Sony GTK speaker is flexibility, since it's able to fit seemingly any situation.
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Helping businesses bring more firepower to the fight against AI-fuelled disruptors is the name of the game for Integrate.
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Instead, the name of the game is finding elusive consensus just among Republicans -- and even that may not be possible.
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Safety is the name of the game when it comes to pyrotechnics, and these trained professionals don't take any chances.
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In fact, business was frowned upon, as the name of the game in Washington was respect, power and then money.
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Now that we know, the name of the game is rustling through old receipts to see if we missed something.
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Abroad & At Home Collaboration is the name of the game when it comes to creating a fair and inclusive world.
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There's a certain point when you're creating anything when it's deeply mediocre and it's just the name of the game.
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" Have you seen people arm in arm with their friends, glassy eyed, singing along to "The Name of the Game?
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These days, going low-cost or commission-free for digital wealth tools and transactions is the name of the game.
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Don't miss the irony here: To win in For Honor, exploits and glitches are the real name of the game.
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"Risk aversion is currently the name of the game in financial markets," said Peter Fertig, analyst at Quantitative Commodity Research.
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Katsudon Meat is the name of the game when it comes to Tonkatsu — specifically, delectable fried pork you'll dream about later.
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The name of the game is to stand as still as possible until everyone does exactly what you've willed them to.
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An immersive experience is the name of the game in virtual reality, but how far are you actually willing to go?
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THE NAME OF THE GAME IN FARMING AROUND THE WORLD WHETHER YOU'RE A BIG FAMRER OR SMALL ONE IS DRIVING EFFICIENCY.
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Atom for example recently received $68 million in funding from Spain's BBVA and collaboration is now the name of the game.
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According to the doctors, when direct change is out of the question, the name of the game is education and compromise.
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Consolidation is the name of the game in semiconductors right now, particularly with Broadcom weighing a hostile takeover bid for Qualcomm.
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An imploding of typical categories and boundaries seems to be the name of the game in the art world these days.
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He proved that exceeding expectations is the name of the game when it comes to the pre-convention primary caucus season.
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To be fair, though, such counterproductivity has been the name of the game in the "war on terror" since it began.
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It somehow was too gaudy for 2000s and early 2010s America, when gaudiness and tackiness were the name of the game.
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Fandom is a powerful thing, and sometimes even the severest of crimes are conveniently forgotten in the name of the game.
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"Web monetization" is the name of the game here, not just generally but also the specific new web protocol being proposed.
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The name of the game is Vowel Play, so you know you're going to be — wait for it — playing with vowels.
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Still, looking across the sweep of states about to vote, survival is for now the name of the game for Sanders.
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Scroll to find a comment that starts with the name of the game you are looking for and jump on in.
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Profit-taking is the name of the game, "and people are squaring up a lot of short-term bets," Moya added.
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The name of the game is just to spend year after year, decade after decade, working as hard as you can.
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"At the end of the day, traffic is the name of the game," Erin Armendinger senior vice president of bio, told CNBC.
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This year, velvet has been the name of the game, but we can't ignore the classics, like glitter, studs, and pom-poms.
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That's the name of the game: recover the state, be able to enforce the law, be able to prosecute any criminal there.
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That's the name of the game: Recover the state, be able to enforce the law, be able to prosecute any criminal there.
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Now that summer's officially here, we can definitively say that color is the name of the game when it comes to trends.
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That's a reminder that as lavishly paid as CEOs are, for the truly rich, getting paid isn't the name of the game.
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The Patchwork BootieAll-patchwork-everything is the name of the game for fall, so why not apply it to your booties, too?
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Click here to view original GIF"Gritty realism" has been the name of the game for superhero movies for some time now.
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Inklings come from the family friendly world of Splatoon where the name of the game is to cover up stuff in paint.
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Defense was the name of the game for the Seminoles in their win over Fordham as their shots were just not falling.
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"The name of the game is profitability now," Fjeldsoe-Nielsen said, adding that tech companies have been staying private for much longer.
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It is important to remember that "the name of the game is to pay the least amount over time," according to Mayotte.
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Why it's a big deal: Because consolidation is the name of the game right now in packaging, due primarily to rising costs.
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Or did the council, in a blow to its nerd cred, misspell the name of the "Game of Thrones" hero Jon Snow?
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"The name of the game is applying pressure to the bleeding site and keeping the blood inside the body," Dr. Jacobs said.
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But as practical implementation increasingly becomes the name of the game, the United States now has much to learn from China, too.
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Because of the lack of roadside assistance when you're thousands of feet up, in aviation, redundancy is the name of the game.
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For investors, a new prevailing strategy is emerging - namely, that patience is a virtue, and delay is the name of the game.
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With my RBs the name of the game is decision making & I pray it's a life lesson they keep with them. pic.twitter.
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"It's undeniable that cost discipline has become the name of the game at VW," one senior manager told Reuters at the event.
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Connection is the name of the game at Disrupt events, and there's no better place to start promising conversations than Startup Alley.
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In the long run, that is the name of the game when it comes to winning the nomination and the White House.
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Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images The name of the game, VanderZanden said, is to be as customer-obsessed as possible.
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"Increased efficiency has been the name of the game when selling aircraft for decades," said Nikhil Sachdeva, a senior consultant at Roland Berger.
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Correction (June 9, 6:40 PM ET): The story has been corrected to include the full name of the game in the headline.
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There's a bit of overlap with 2 here, but redundancy is the name of the game when it comes to the U.S. government.
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Juvenile humor was the name of the game at the Today show under Matt Lauer, multiple sources tell PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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The name of the game became "consumer welfare" — a standard defined by whether economists believed the merger would bring prices down for consumers.
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OB Bear: Spicy Korean-style fried chicken and dangerously smooth soju is the name of the game at this old-school Koreatown hangout.
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Influence is the name of the game, and travel bloggers — with their high follower counts and multi-platform appeal — are raking it in.
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So although all sploshers are not cake-sitters, the name of the game remains stimulation through sensation — and what a sensation it is.
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Name of the game: Canary The rules When you see a yellow vehicle you simply say canary; the goal is to reach 20.
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Fighting words, perhaps, for a staff fundraiser—but hyperbole is the name of the game at the Liberia National Police (LNP) Queen Contest.
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I probably wouldn't bring whips and chains into our new relationship, but here, at Kama Sutra, experimentation is the name of the game.
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Aesthetics and user-friendliness are the name of the game in the middle of the dash right now, and Nissan Connect isn't there.
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Given that the name of the game for the lower tier candidates at this point is to keep making debates, Yang's doing well.
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Being humble is the name of the game for me, so I'll keep that job and fit in with society for a while here.
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The same word was clued for decades in the puzzle as "Thief," so we can surmise the origin of the name of the game.
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The company didn't provide details beyond the name of the game (Cosmos Rings) and a tiny screenshot showing what the game might look like.
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The name of the game was to build political support for an idea that currently had little support and sort the details out later.
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Amazon may be the name of the game today, but that doesn't mean other retailers are backing away from this huge online shopping day.
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Again, gentle is the name of the game here, as you don't want to irritate the skin, you just want to help banish flakes.
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Welcome back "Lizzie McGuire" Reboots are the name of the game these days in Hollywood and Disney+ will feed that beast with this one.
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There's a lot of angry eating on this Israeli import (in Hebrew, with subtitles), but that's because sublimation is the name of the game.
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From Indiana to Arizona to Ohio, the name of the game for Republican candidates this primary cycle has been to flaunt their Trump love.
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Social distancing is the name of the game — there's ample data showing that increasing space between people will slow the spread of COVID-19.
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The name of the game for Persona is to provide services that are easy to use and as wide as possible in their applicability.
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The big political earthquake was prevented with AKK as new party leader and the name of the game is "continuity" and not "a fresh start".
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"Self-medication is the name of the game in the culture of young black men in hip-hop," Vic Mensa told BuzzFeed News in September.
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But the whole name of the game is to hide my flaws, not highlight them, and I feared a sheer formula would do just that.
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This is so fundamental to reading patents that law students are taught "the name of the game is the claim" in order to remember it.
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Breaking the "Google habit" and opening up web users to a richer and more diverse field of search alternatives is the name of the game.
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But characters doing things that make no logical sense has been the name of the game on Walking Dead for at least two seasons now.
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The name of the game is "show me the man, I'll find you a crime," as Harvard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz so eloquently called it.
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In an industry in which transparency is the name of the game, Rasmussen just doesn't show very much of how they do what they do.
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Such is the name of the game in the digital age, when millions of potential future baes are at your fingertips (or on your phone).
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While cost-cutting was the name of the game for many years, the trend has changed now that carriers are facing a severe pilot shortage.
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For Cruz, the name of the game is to suffer no embarrassment before the primary process moves on to South Carolina, where Republicans vote Feb.
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The name of the game is to get your pineapple as close to the front of your head as possible, but keep the base loose.
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When it comes to engineering water features, "controlling turbulence is the name of the game," says Garrett Young, who leads WET's team of 40 engineers.
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"Consolidation in the Indian market is the name of the game," said Rishi Tejpal, an analyst in Gurgaon, India, for Gartner, a technology research company.
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"The name of the game is come out and play basketball and that's what we've done the last two games, especially here," Westbrook told reporters.
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But naming a drug that is not first to market is difficult because "the name of the game is being unprecedented ... being the breakthrough," Fidelino said.
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Save $255 on the Vitamix 27500 Blender, Black See Details Convenience is the name of the game with the Vitamix Ascent 2229 Blender for $22.2 off.
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Authentic Thai cuisine is the name of the game at nahm, where Australian chef-owner David Thompson takes inspiration from recipes listed in Thai memorial books.
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"The name of the game is volatility" Fatih Birol said in an interview with Reuters Television, repeating similar comments he made at the end of 2016.
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Ultra-low volatility has been the name of the game in markets recently, with the CBOE Volatility Index hitting a 23-year low earlier in June.
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Down in the trenches in Startup World™, sea freight to relevant regions and local distribution for last-mile delivery is the name of the game.
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"A big name of the game is deterrence," is how White House Chief of Staff John Kelly described the aim in a May interview with NPR.
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Tax cuts might be the name of the game for the Trump administration, but the president has no intention of letting Amazon's Jeff Bezos off easy.
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Star power is the name of the game in the NBA, but a great arena can elevate fans' in-person viewing experience from good to spectacular.
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That, along with the impressive showing of democratic socialist Bernie Sanders, made it clear: In politics, populism has become the name of the game in America.
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Tennys — pronounced exactly like the name of the game — was handed down from his great-grandfather, a first-generation American born in Michigan to Swedish immigrants.
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"The name of the game is 'volatility' as confusing signals are arriving before OPEC meets," said Tamas Varga, senior analyst at London brokerage PVM Oil Associates.
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The name of the game is to buy big-cap technology," Rich Ross, head of technical analysis at Evercore ISI, said Wednesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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Combining those goals is "the name of the game" for young professionals, said Eric Dostal, a certified financial planner with Sontag Advisory in New York City.
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To me, the name of the game is knowing and respecting that history while also looking forward and building on it to do cool new futuristic stuff.
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"Political uncertainty is now the name of the game, almost in every country," Alex Weber, chairman of the Swiss bank UBS told CNBC on Tuesday in Dubai.
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For tech companies on Capitol Hill, the name of the game is ticking off each point of good behavior while divulging as little new information as possible.
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Don't force yourself to go out if you'd rather stay in — responding to your personal needs before anything else is the name of the game this week.
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But hey, if you're in the user data-mining ad profiling business then sucking up as much personal data as possible is the name of the game.
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Such as: Does Google applying a little 'ranking contextualization' sound like an adequately 'de-personalized' approach — if the name of the game is popping the filter bubble?
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Scrubbing a rocket launch is the name of the game in the space business, and everyone was counting on Elon Musk being particularly conservative this time around.
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Speed is really the name of the game with the A33 II, and it can rattle off full-resolution images at up to 12 frames per second.
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With bottom-line sales the name of the game, it's no secret: Bartenders like me are adept in the art of getting you to spend more money.
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Here, a red-carpet gala or a daytime photo call can turn out equally inspiring looks, because at Cannes, the name of the game is effortless glam.
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"The name of the game is to stand out," said Jon Pearce, the chief creative officer at Hudson Rouge, a boutique ad agency in the WPP network.
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Across the road, at O Jour, flats also were the name of the game: a standout pair had a rainbow-colored splash that washed over the toes.
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In those districts, the name of the game will be to turn out the Democratic base but also to move some white voters into the Democratic column.
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For Republicans, the name of the game in 2018 is defense, not offense, with two open Democratic seats in Minnesota representing the GOP's best pick-up opportunities.
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Instead, there remains a bit of a misconception that all of modern erotica is somehow similar to Fifty Shades, with female submissives being the name of the game.
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Whiskey and blasphemy is the name of the game here, wrapped up in an irresistible blend of howling thrash, primitive black metal, gnarly crust, and manic speed metal.
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The UK would have at least two years to negotiate its exit from the EU and uncertainty will likely be the name of the game during this time.
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But when Abbi and Ilana stepped in, their reckless, freewheeling lifestyle wasn't framed as something that needed to change—it was the name of the game, even aspirational.
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A few years back, delicate was the name of the game — tiny studs, baby hoops and other itty-bitty shapes were irresistible at places like Catbird and Verameat.
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Plus-size offerings aren't just limited to one-pieces with thick straps; instead, intricate criss-cross detailing, bright colors, prints and cutouts are the name of the game.
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Most of the curly and coily folks I know only shampoo every few weeks, since the name of the game is to retain all of your natural oils.
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The name of the game is accessibility, and it couldn't be more simple to plan a trip to the outer boroughs, upstate New York, or (gasp!) New Jersey.
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In the AI arms race, though, the name of the game is not just getting ahead, but depriving competitors of the AI talent that could make them competitive.
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The name of the game in 2020 is for countries such as Iran and its plethora of militia allies to use smaller rockets with drones and ballistic missiles.
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Participation is the name of the game," Kaine, the Democratic Party's vice presidential nominee, said at a rally in Greensboro, N.C. "That court laid it on them, folks.
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By 219, Swarovski had laid off almost 23,220 workers and begun rethinking how to operate in a world where price, not pedigree, was the name of the game.
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In other words, perfection is not the name of the game here, so if you are someone who loves uniformity and control, this is probably not your jam.
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The Golden Knights, live gambling and the future of live sports attendance Since the advent of the modern ticket era, speed has been the name of the game.
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Solo singing — aria and recitative — is the name of the game here, which makes a short duet, aching close harmony from Emoke Barath and Ana Quintans, stand out.
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"The name of the game is to get out of it as soon as possible," said Natalia Abrams, executive director of the Student Debt Crisis, an advocacy group.
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Politics is somewhat of a local sport here; retail politics, one-on-one conversations with voters, and no-holds-barred town halls are the name of the game.
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As it is in the NBA, the name of the game in NBA 2K is winning — and nowhere is that more true than in the NBA 2K League.
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Totally, spin-off was the name of the game at WNYC, it'll help bring more attention to the big show and I think develop ... The big broadcast show.
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That's really the name of the game, trying to get to a point where even if they don't like you, you're still doing your thing in this undeniable way.
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As Bird enters its second year of operations, the name of the game is to double down on its efforts with cities and building out its government tech platform.
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In the world of wrestling, there's nothing more brutal than a deathmatch: a fight where anything goes, and using weapons and spilling blood is the name of the game.
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Echoes introduces an optional casual mode that eases up the difficulty, while the name of the game itself was changed so that those unfamiliar with Gaiden wouldn't be confused.
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During this morning's Build 2016 Keynote, CEO Satya Nadella laid out his vision for what Microsoft's future might look like, and artificial intelligence is the name of the game.
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"As we always have the capacity in New York to put out a lot of resources, that's the name of the game, in dealing with terrorist threats," Bratton said.
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"We didn't play particularly well, but the name of the game at the end of the day, you look at who had more points than the other," Durant said.
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And again everybody, what you do as an elected official is, an old-time senator told me years ago, the name of the game is staying in the game.
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You'll literally type out the name of the game and you'll know what it's about and sometimes that's enough to spur the beginning of making one of these games.
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Images of cartridge labels and backs where many names are scrawled can be found by searching both the name of the game and the name written on the games.
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For the Obama administration, cautious engagement was the name of the game, with the U.S. working tirelessly to find middle ground with Moscow on Syria, Ukraine and other issues.
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Indeed, as I was seeing at Legoland Windsor, a certain kind of quirkiness was, for people using toys in a corporate setting, very much the name of the game.
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Convenience is really the name of the game, and putting everything in one place is much simpler for people who are trying to track what they're spending on these services.
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"Consolidation and reflection seems to be the name of the game after a strong run in commodities and equities," wrote IG's chief market strategist, Chris Weston, in an afternoon note.
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The name of the game is to improve operational efficiencies, he says, as a means to real bottom-line results — and that's what will really compel wide-scale AR adoption.
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Not exactly feel-good stuff, but if you watched all of Breaking Bad, you're well aware that feeling good is not the name of the game here, so buckle up.
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Overall, environmental storytelling is the name of the game at EarthX, and is perhaps best showcased at the environmental film festival, which combines traditional film formats with new, immersive technology.
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If the name of the game is to beat Trump in 2020, the best way to assure that outcome is to steer the party toward the center, not the left.
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Logistics may be the name of the game when it comes to e-commerce, but the IPO market can still prove to be a fickle place for even the biggest players.
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Sure, a few outliers will always make an appearance each year (a good, white boot is irreplaceable), but for the most part, these traditional favorites are the name of the game.
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And people wear prosthetics all the time — it's just weight as opposed to, like, a nose or a chin," she continued, adding, "It's just kind of the name of the game.
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"Name safety is now the number one priority, and predicting name approvability is now the name of the game," said Arlene Teck, creative director at Ixxéo Healthcare, a name engineering agency.
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While fixed broadband services do continue to increase — we're now approaching 1 billion fixed broadband users — mobile is definitely the name of the game when it comes to global internet access.
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"Flight to quality is the name of the game today which is proving very favourable for bonds and very bad for stocks," said Jean-Francois Robin, head of strategy at Natixis.
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The name of the game is beating expectations, creating the kind of momentum that can propel a candidate into New Hampshire, Nevada, South Carolina and beyond with a burst of enthusiasm.
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Click here to view original GIFTrial-and-error is the name of the game for getting the perfect run with the Hot Wheels Zoom In. Vertical loops were an especially challenging stunt.
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Convenience is the name of the game with a dedicated cashier's window, a new beverage station offering hundreds of self-serve options, dedicated Wi-Fi and USB charging ports at every seat.
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OB Bear290027 2323th St, Los Angeles, CA 2516(21706) 224-225 Spicy Korean-style fried chicken and dangerously smooth soju is the name of the game at this old-school Koreatown hangout.
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Unlike Europe or the U.S., where disruption is the name of the game, Southeast Asian fintech is about third-parties working with the system to make it more efficient and wide-ranging.
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"If the U.S. will continue to pursue a constructive results-oriented relationship with China, cooperation, whenever possible, will be the name of the game and competing vigorously where we must," Mattis said.
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"The name of the game is reaching citizens in any and every way you can," said Erika Franklin Fowler, co-director of the Wesleyan Media Project, an academic consortium tracking political advertising.
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This may not be true for youth organizations and public school systems, which would deprive football pro of its free minor leagues, taint the name of the game, and turn off many fans.
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Showing growth is the name of the game for going public, and this move into services is part of the company's efforts to be "more than just a messaging app" for its users.
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"The name of the game for so long has been pay as little as you can," a lawyer representing firms operating in Australia with operations also offshore said on the condition of anonymity.
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It said today that the investment will be used to ramp up its coverage by adding more transport providers to the platform, so expanding its platform is the name of the game here.
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Because only some of the speeches air on the broadcast networks in primetime, the name of the game is to pack your best, most interesting speakers into the most viewed window of time.
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For the Cruz camp, the name of the game was managing expectations—ensuring that their performance in the state could not be spun as a loss—so he largely stayed above the fray.
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Virtuosity and variety are the name of the game on Tuesday when the violinist Jennifer Koh performs short works for solo violin written by more than 30 composers in response to Paganini's Caprices.
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Play is the name of the game here, and the most invigorating offerings inspire a youthful nostalgia that's welcome after a long slog through discussion of art theory, emerging markets, and name-dropping.
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Versatility is the name of the game with OtterBox's Trooper LT backpack cooler, which features an inventive mounting system, a backpack-to-shoulder strap conversion, and Duraflex tie-downs to conquer any adventure.
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"The name of the game is not just adding more qubits," Bob Sutor, vice president of Cognitive, Blockchain, and Quantum Solutions at IBM Research told Gizmodo and others at a press event last week.
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"I definitely think people are highlight obsessed these days and subtlety isn't always the name of the game so it feels like a natural extension for highlighter to be on the ear," he says.
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While January's CES has a broad tech remit that includes everything from TVs to smart toilets, MWC is a much more focused show where mobile and phone tech is the name of the game.
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In a call with co-founder and CEO Barney Hussey-Yeo, he explained that the new capital will be used to continue scaling the company, with further international expansion the name of the game.
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"The name of the game right now is growing the pie," says Industrious co-founder and CEO Jamie Hodari, who adds that co-working offices still represent a tiny fraction of commercial real estate.
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"Consolidation will be the name of the game, because many players will need to either reduce their leverage, or cut their costs, or try to set off a platform for future growth," he said.
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"The name of the game is California — and that's where our chances of winning are the best," said Ethan Nadelmann, the executive director of the Drug Policy Alliance, which has been pushing for legalization.
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"The name of the game of this week would have been the ECB but now we have to take into account North Korea," said Jean-Francois Robin, head of strategy at Natixis in Paris.
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"I think it is fraught with peril, politically," GOP strategist Matt Mackowiak said, arguing that for the administration and Republicans on Capitol Hill alike, survival would be the name of the game in September.
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Although delegates are the name of the game during the primary selecting process, both of the first states to vote have just peanuts to offer in comparison to the rest of the electoral map.
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Their blue-and-white-striped aprons are similar to those worn by Breton fishmongers, fittingly so, as seafood, rather than meat, is the name of the game, starting with small and buttery St. Simon oysters.
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The name of the game for Wang, now, is adjustment—Memphis is a long way from the mountainous Fujian province, and developing in the NBA is a lot harder than not-developing in the CBA.
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Most of their attacks are about what this administration has done on every front and the name of the game has been to connect the Democrats to the President, and to distinguish themselves from him.
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If you look at the broader picture of what we're trying to achieve at Synthego, the name of the game is ultimately to create platforms and tools that scientists can use to cure all diseases.
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It once was enough for a film to simply suggest a world outside itself, but now the suggestion has been made explicit: Worldbuilding is the name of the game, and mythology is all that matters.
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"Today confrontation is the name of the game," said Joseph A. Kechichian, a scholar at the King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, who is close to the royal family.
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And as Taylor Mason's ruthless new right-hand woman, Sara Hammon (Samantha Mathis), realizes in this week's episode of "Billions," zugzwang is the name of the game for every player on the board right now.
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"What I think is that these measures of the government, which are quite extreme and evasive, are in fact necessary because the name of the game is to slow down the contagion," Ambrosetti said Friday.
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"The name of the game is to be able to detect and correctly interpret these warning signs as soon as possible — to give society as much time as possible to get ready," Dr. Moran said.
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"The reason the Pentagon should be concerned is because cross-domain escalation is the name of the game with Iran," Behnam Ben Taleblu, a fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies think-tank, said.
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Maybe don't get too excited: Big data is still the name of the game in the tech business, and if there's any hope of a significant reversal, it's going to take far longer than 12 months.
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Defense has been the name of the game for coach Chris Holtmann's squad, with the Bulldogs allowing 103 points a contest, forcing 18 turnovers a game and holding opponents to 43 percent shooting from the field.
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Workplace announced in February that it now has 18197513 million paying users, along with "millions" more using the free or Workplace for Good versions, and now the name of the game for the company is engagement.
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"Uncertainty still remains the name of the game when dealing with the pound, with further selloffs likely as anxiety mounts ahead of the (formal triggering of Brexit) in early March," said FXTM research analyst Lukman Otunuga.
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Value is the name of the game and if Samsung can make the Notebook 9 Pro competitive with rival laptops, it stands a good chance at disrupting the current players when it ships in "early 2019."
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It invents a series of secret values and its own chunky language to dress up and express some very old and familiar things—that the name of the game is to have more, and keep it.
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MARCHING BANDS — The name of the game today alludes to the intricate maneuvers of a school's band as they entertain (or AMUSE) thousands of sports revelers, walking across as well as around and around a field.
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"If you want to catch a cat you have to stay up all night — that's just the name of the game," Ms. Petruska said as she prepared for another dark and cold round of cat stalking.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Former Barclays bankers standing trial on charges of conspiracy to manipulate financial benchmark interest rates earned substantial bonuses in jobs in which money "was the name of the game", a London court heard on Wednesday.
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"The name of the game is paying the least amount over time," said Betsy Mayotte, the president of The Institute of Student Loan Advisors, a nonprofit that helps student loan borrowers with free advice and dispute resolution.
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At this point, the weirdest thing MGMT could do is release a relatively straightforward pop album—and, lo and behold, that's the name of the game on their fourth (and, possibly, best) long-player, Little Dark Age.
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That was despite a more than 1% rally for Chinese stocks after the yuan had avoided further drama and financial regulators there had relaxed margin financing rules late on Friday.. Safety remained the name of the game.
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Most troubling for American workers staring into a future in which Nafta is still the name of the game, the wage gap with Mexico has not closed, even with the tepid wage growth in the United States.
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Stingy goaltending continues to be the name of the game for New Jersey, which gave workhorse Cory Schneider a breather and saw Keith Kinkaid turn aside 28 shots in a 1-0 triumph over Los Angeles on Sunday.
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But if you think that ultimately the euro will weaken as policy stays loose and economic growth sluggish, then divergence is the name of the game and the recent bump in the EUR/USD could be an opportunity.
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Electability is the name of the game: More than 6 in 10 Iowa caucusgoers said they would rather nominate a "candidate who can beat Donald Trump" as opposed to pick someone who agrees with them on most issues.
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But delays are the name of the game in ambitious space-based businesses, and OneWeb hasn't been just procrastinating — it has been girding itself for mass production, raising funds to set up launch contracts and improving the satellites themselves.
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Experimenting with new touchpoint to embed their AIs is certainly the name of the game for Amazon and Google, whose business models focus on driving services revenue streams, rather than trying to make a fat profit on hardware itself.
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Video is the name of the game in social media these days, as Facebook and Instagram continue to ramp up features to grab users from Snapchat, and Twitter moves into 22-hour news broadcasting partnerships to push more engagement.
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"Today, the yen is really the name of the game, because there's indications that Japan might not really be able to escape that funk that it's in," said Jeff Weniger, senior portfolio strategist at BMO Private Bank in Chicago.
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Confidence building is the name of the game here, and it is pretty inspiring to watch once-timid campers take ownership of new skills, like how to portage a canoe or shoot an arrow dead center into a target.
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Well, not yet, anyway … Oh, and for those concerned that Lady Gaga had, in fact, misspelled the name of the game in question, don't worry; some were so eager to award plaudits to Gaga they'd forgive any perceived slight.
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"If you can get a player who is undervalued, you are getting performance in excess of contract, and that's kind of the name of the game," said Robert Boland, director of the graduate sports management program at Ohio University.
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Amid a battle to get more child support money from his ex Britney Spears, Kevin Federline headed to a Las Vegas strip club on Saturday to celebrate his 40th birthday, and money was the name of the game — not surprisingly.
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Pitching wasn't the name of the game in the series opener, as the Red Sox overcame an early five-run deficit and Andrew Benintendi capped the uprising with a two-run single in the 11th inning of a 10-8 victory.
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Wi-Fi is the name of the game: Cisco predicts that Wi-Fi will continue to account for the majority of internet traffic, at 53 percent of all access, versus 20 percent for cellular and 27 percent for fixed access.
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As Wikipedia points out (normally I wouldn't cite Wikipedia for anything, but somehow I think its knowledge of Pokémon is as accurate as any other resource), the name is a romanticized contraction of the Japanese name of the game, Pocket Monsters.
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One big challenge for Arbe and others in its field will be to see how well they can scale what they are building: the name of the game will be unit costs and the ability to mass produce their technology.
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It will be interesting to see how and if having a larger organization will impact issues like these, but for now, it looks like the main name of the game is scale — always a basic premise of any e-commerce business.
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That may be a bit ambitious considering the main aircraft has yet to take to the air, let alone be tested and fitted for these flights, but ambitious is kind of the name of the game in the space industry.
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And while speed is the name of the game when it comes to publishing political books on Trump, Yoon and other agents say there will be a string of books that will inevitably come out analyzing Trump and his legacy.
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The name of the game — perhaps inspired by Mr. Hasegawa's father, Shiro, an English literature aficionado — is derived from the title of Shakespeare's tragedy about a black general's fear that he has been betrayed by his wife, who is white.
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DOM's "WHAT I'VE TRIED TO DO IS MURDER (Homophobic Disco DOMination MegaMix)" works with lo-fi house tropes, while OFFSHORE OVERDRAFT's "CRUZ'N USA" employs a distinctly turn-of-the-millenium sound palate—deliberate amateurity is largely the name of the game.
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The name of the game might be For Honor, but when there's a $10,000 prize pool on the line, honor apparently isn't as much of a priority when you can take advantage of a known exploit to win all that money.
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Tyree was the name of the game in the first half, single-handedly carrying the Rebels to a 29-19 halftime lead by pumping in 21 points on 8-of-10 shooting, including 5 of 7 from the 3-point line.
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The former Suits star has already dropped a few hints: "Classic and simple is the name of the game, perhaps with a modern twist" Markle has said of her all-time favorite bridal look, Carolyn Bessette Kennedy's fitted silk design by Narciso Rodriguez.
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Cloud-based communication and collaboration platforms are the name of the game today in enterprise software, and now one of the still-independent leaders in that space is announcing a significant round at a hefty price to ride the wave of growth.
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ABOUT THE DUCKS (33-23-13): Injuries are the name of the game with All-Star defenseman Cam Fowler expected to be sidelined anywhere from two to six weeks following a knee-on-knee collision with Calgary captain Mark Giordano on Tuesday.
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With a view to improving everyone's financial lot in life, the name of the game is capitalism, and more specifically democratising the opportunity to invest, making it possible for more people beyond the often-cloistered and clubby environment of the investment world.
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Making sales is the name of the game for eBay: it's not only important for the company's own bottom line, but proving its ability to move merchandise is a crucial part of eBay continuing to attract inventory and sellers to its platform.
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The main character joins a group called the Unavowed (hey, that's the name of the game!), which is a sort of magical detective agency whose members travel around New York to fix things that the main character's previously possessed self set wrong.
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"We all know that if there is a physical incident it changes the name of the game...it creates a cascade of activities that you cannot control," Singapore defense minister Ng Eng Hen, the host, said at a press briefing following the meeting.
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"Tradition" is the name of the game with the CMA Awards — recall the uproar that resulted when Beyoncé joined the Dixie Chicks, no strangers to tweaking the conservative country establishment, at last year's show — and any deviation from that game is extremely rare.
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And not to be corny (but let's face it, if you're a new mom, corny is the name of the game!), what I love most is that using a baby carrier means getting guaranteed hugs with your baby — and I simply can't give that up.
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Although coming to China might involve lots of difficulties for Pokemon Go, has already filed a trademark for the name of the game to China's State Administration For Industry and Commerce, triggering expectations the game developer may not give up on the market just yet.
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Scale is the name of the game for these services, both as a lever for expanding a company's bigger business (in Amazon's case: e-commerce), but also as a way of amassing ever more data into its machine-learning database to make it work better.
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"The U.S. will continue to pursue a constructive, results-oriented relationship with China, cooperation whenever possible will be the name of the game and competing vigorously where we must ... of course we recognize any sustainable Indo-Pacific order has a role for China," he said.
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As Oregon State University ocean ecologist Andrew Thurber put it, the discovery of new species is "the name of the game" in seabed ecology, which is great for science, but troubling insofar as it demonstrates the degree of our ignorance about the deep ocean.
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Robotic Process Automation has been the name of the game in enterprise software lately — with organizations using advances in machine learning algorithms and other kinds of AI alongside big-data analytics to speed up everything from performing mundane tasks to more complex business decisions.
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Multipurpose is the name of the game when it comes to making multi-planetary space-based operations a viable, recurring long-term thing that we can actually accomplish, so Dream Chaser is looking like quite the high-value package if all of this comes together.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann Warren Sanders condemns his supporters' 'ugly, personal attacks' against Warren The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden riding wave of momentum after stunning Super Tuesday Delegate battle ahead likely favors Biden MORE (D-Mass.) Survival is the name of the game for Warren.
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Aside from real estate, we didn't get much information on the distinctions between the 10 and 8, but undercutting the competition is the name of the game this morning, and, as such, the Echo Show 8 will be priced at an extremely reasonable $129.
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"Post-crisis, in the environment of the new regulation, scale has been the name of the game," says Daniel Pinto, JPMorgan's investment bank chief, acknowledging the irony that policymakers who were concerned about the risks of too-big-to-fail banks have helped enlarge them.
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I remind my students, if you can't negotiate your way out of a conversation, out of a bad relationship with a classmate, you're not going to operate very well in the larger world of social practice because problems and negotiations are the name of the game.
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With golden fescue rough swaying in the breeze like fields of wheat high enough to lose a small child in, accuracy will be the name of the game for the 156-man field, and it would not surprise if some of the amateurs struggled to break 90.
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Going on a well-deserved holiday will obviously improve your mental well-being and job satisfaction, but it's where you go that truly matters: Somewhere secluded is the name of the game — preferably with poor wifi access, so you can actually mean your out-of-office response.
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As brands race to develop new foundations, or add shades to existing lines, swatches — images that show the full extent of a brand's shade range by painting product directly onto the skin – have become the name of the game in an increasingly e-commerce driven world.
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Hands free tech isn't the only name of the game, though — save big on tablets and e-readers like the Apple iPad Pro, an Amazon Fire HD 19.9953, or a Kindle Paperwhite and make their reading, researching, or social media-ing on the go way more convenient.
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Momentum is the name of the game—pick up speed and launch yourself at a wall, springing from one vertical surface to another to ascend at speed; immediately rocket down the track on your ass after a massive leap of faith, your velocity increasing with flaming results.
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For Georgia Tech, big plays were the name of the game, including its opening drive when a run of 32-yards by Searcy set up a 42-yard touchdown gallop by Lynch as the Yellow Jackets took just 1:33 to drive 75 yards for the opening score.
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"What's so sad about hearing these arguments is that Secretary Mattis and the Pentagon have seemed like the one place in the executive branch where honesty and evidence-based policy and adult decision-making are still the name of the game," said Aaron Belkin, director of the Palm Center.
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Sure, politesse is the name of the game here, but plaudits for the guy who sucked the air out of this bubble called Ariake Colosseum by beating the would-be hometown hero, formerly undefeated Olympic gold medalist Ryota Murata, whose face has graced every Tokyo paper all week?
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The most lucrative behaviors are not always the most ethical ones, and moving money into offshore accounts, banks looking the other way when something looks a little fishy, and finding other loopholes in the system — many of which are legal — is sort of the name of the game.
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Blendability is the name of the game when it comes to multipurpose makeup, and this chunky Chapstick-like tube gives way to the creamiest stick of color that can be dabbed onto the eyelids as a shadow, cheeks as a blush-highlight hybrid, and lips as a non-drying tint.
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Because this was a college party where the name of the game was get the most alcohol for the cheapest price, people were drinking this concoction where you put a whole bunch of beer in a bucket, spike that with liquor, and then throw in edible glitter so it sparkles.
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San Francisco, on the other hand, expects to shell out at least $4.8 million in city services, from emergency management to reconfiguring public transit downtown ($2.3 million at last count), and will not be reimbursed a dime, despite holding ten days' worth of events in the name of the game.
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Seamless connection is the name of the game here: Headphones sporting Apple's W73 chip means that they will automatically connect between any devices signed into your iCloud account, so you won't have to mess with your Bluetooth menu (or wait five minutes for your phone to find the damn things).
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The cartel has historically overproduced, or gone over individual country quotas, but this was a clear sign that the cartel was not after keeping a floor on global prices (which is theoretically their role in crude markets) and, instead, the name of the game was to go after market share.
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ABOUT THE DUCKS (2016-17: 46-53-13, 1st in Pacific Division): Injuries are once again the name of the game in Anaheim, which will be without center Ryan Kesler (hip) until at least Christmas and defensemen Hampus Lindholm (shoulder) and Sami Vatanen (shoulder) for the first few weeks of the season.
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Microsoft in talks to invest in SoftBank's second Vision Fund If the name of the game is platform and services, then corporate behemoths like Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon and Apple are in interesting positions to invest in startups as a flywheel for growth in some of their most profitable and strategic business units.
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"The name of the game these days is public-private partnerships, because it's clear now that unless Congress dramatically increases NASA's annual budget of just under $19 billion a year, NASA cannot come close to doing the things that it would like to do or that Congress would like it to do," Caceres says.
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When it comes to some of the prime ways that enterprises are leveraging the advances of technology to improve how they work, integration and automation are the name of the game: bringing data out of silos, and doing so in an instant way, speeds up operations, reduces human error and can also help with costs.
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That was his second game of the season as Baltimore's DH. Trumbo's taking a 1.093 OPS into the final game of the Orioles' series with Toronto, and while it's very unlikely that Trumbo has somehow unlocked the key to superstar production upon landing in the orange and black, unlikely is the name of the game here.
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CR: Alright, share buy backs, that's the name of the game, and John, I don't know if I can take up a job offer as an advisor to your firm because I actually quite like this job, even though it's freezing cold here, I mean, this must be the coldest Davos that you've ever been to, right?
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But last year, 2,545 babies were given the name Arya, making the name of the "Game of Thrones" sword-swinging heroine the 119th-most popular for girls in the US. Arya is now among a number of baby names inspired by "Thrones" characters that are pushing their way into the mainstream, according to data from the Social Security Administration.
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"The name of the game as far as I was concerned was to walk on the moon, and at that time I was relegated not to do that," Mr. Gordon told a NASA interviewer in 21999 when asked if he was disappointed that he had to remain 60 miles above the lunar surface after having come so far.
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With the Irish headquarters in place, the name of the game is then to use some clever lawyering and accounting to ensure that even if the bulk of your European sales occur in Germany, France, Italy, and Spain, the bulk of your European profits occur in Ireland, where they are taxed at the low Irish rate.
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Video is the name of the game in social networking: sites like Facebook and Twitter have been doubling down on the medium in recent years to drive more traffic and engagement from users, and also as a platform to snare more premium advertising away from traditional television broadcasters; Snapchat put video at the core of its service from Day One.
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Early gains for Asia and Europe's main bourses had long disappeared and Wall Street futures were 0.6-0.8% in the red as traders limbered up in New York for another potentially volatile week.. Chinese stocks saw a rally of more than 1% after the yuan avoided further drama and financial regulators relaxed margin financing rules there late on Friday, but safety remained the name of the game.
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ScaleIf scale is the name of the game, ViacomCBS will be looking for other media companies with robust production capabilities, popular franchises, and international footholds that complement its own breadth of brands and IP.CBS has an older crowd through its broadcast network and sports and news channels, and Viacom targets kids with Nickelodeon, and teens through adults with myriad cable networks like Comedy Central, MTV, and BET.
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Then there is what we're doing with those devices: video and streaming are the name of the game today, and as speeds have started to get faster and more reliable, and devices have gotten better, people have come to expect more of these services, such as faster performance, better and more immersive video, and the ability to upload video (of yourself!) as much as to be able to stream down content.
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