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Call the spin-offs anything other Title: A Star Wars Story.
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The show led to television spin-offs and lucrative endorsement deals.
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Hypermind was one of two commercial spin-offs by GJP participants.
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The book has spawned a number of reworkings and spin-offs.
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Spin-offs and minor entries have been omitted for brevity's sake.
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Two are joining the cast of separate highly-anticipated Freeform spin-offs.
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"Private Practice" and "Station 19" are "Grey's" spin-offs you might enjoy.
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Buddy, star of "Air Bud" spawned multiple sequels, spin-offs, and books.
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All bosses promise that spin-offs they mastermind create value for shareholders.
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And a few people made their own spin-offs of the commercial.
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Because you have not done your spin-offs yet of Carrier and Otis.
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Though many great things came from the talks — hello, Game of Thrones spin-offs!
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Here are just a few spin-offs fans would definitely tune in to watch!
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That's not uncommon for academic spin-offs with valuable IP but zero product experience.
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The ad has inspired numerous spin-offs and memes poking fun at the commercial.
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HBO is developing spin-offs of GoT, with one spin-off already ordered to pilot.
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There's an original trilogy, plus two PlayStation Portable spin-offs and one PlayStation 3 prequel.
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Body Worlds has since hosted millions of visitors to its exhibits, including six spin-offs.
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The show has also spawned two spin-offs, one in Chicago and another in Compton.
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You can also watch any of the movie spin-offs or TV shows there, too.
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There's also a ton of Tinkerbell spin-offs, if you're into that sort of thing.
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Successful research projects can lead to spin-offs, patents and lucrative commercial licensing of technology.
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The spin-offs are reportedly prequels to the current tale we've been following for eight seasons.
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From this sort of divestiture, additional carve-outs and spin-offs often follow suit, bankers said.
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There were several spin-offs from Info Arab from some of the incredible engineers he hired.
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Yoshi's Island has received a number of its own sequels and spin-offs over the years.
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Stockmarket analysts are divided over whether such spin-offs would add much to GE's total valuation.
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Yet without the initial spin-offs, it hard to see how the deal could have happened.
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The series focuses on futuristic, elite corporate mercenaries and has spawned several spin-offs and expansions.
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There have been four spin-offs and three specials, in addition to an eponymous mobile game.
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Following spin-offs and acquisitions, the company now provides cloud computing for industries with sensitive data.
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Now, she has been on a number of "Bachelor" spin-offs and is focusing on herself
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Desperate Housewives led to an entire franchise of "Real Housewives" and their many, many spin-offs.
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"Split-offs, spin-offs, dumping under-performing divisions, that's how your got stock higher," Cramer said.
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Those interpretations all feel alive here, with even obscure characters from spin-offs making a reappearance.
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Among those seeking spin-offs, Anglo-Australian miner BHP Billiton Ltd has the most ambitious plans.
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The spin-offs, which have been met with mixed success, also featured rotating judges and hosts.
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How about Star Wars Anthology: Title as a nod toward the original name for the spin-offs?
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Mario's cheerful face on the packaging of its sequels and spin-offs guaranteed further high-quality fun.
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In this age of Marvel superhero sequels and Harry Potter spin-offs, indie films struggle for customers.
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Unification would make spin-offs easier to do; a single head office would also lower administrative costs.
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In the meantime, though, stay tuned for producers to announce possible spin-offs from Annabelle Coming Home.
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Thanks to their long-running show and all of its spin-offs — six, to be exact — E!
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You need your spin-offs, offshoots and weird departures to give a rounded experience within the universe.
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"The Lion King" received not one but two animated spin-offs, "Timon & Pumbaa" and "The Lion Guard."
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HBO's programming president Michael Lombardo told Entertainment Weekly that there are no spin-offs planned, for now.
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Some background on this movie: Rogue One is the first of Disney's planned Star Wars spin-offs.
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Heck, Disney+'s planned Rogue One and Obi-Wan Kenobi spin-offs haven't even started production yet.
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Ahead of the show's final eighth season next year, a series of spin-offs is being developed.
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Research by Emilie Feldman of the Wharton School shows that such spin-offs create value in two ways.
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Each version has increased the lifespan of the trend, inspired more spin-offs (and straightforward knock-offs, too).
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The spin-offs and prequel don't have much bearing on the new game, but the original trilogy does.
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Cheerios isn't the first brand to go all out with their cereal spin-offs in the past year.
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This is the end of one great show, but just the beginning to hundreds of new spin-offs.
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Like ITWORX, SySDSoft has been a major source of spin-offs, with 23 tech companies being spun out.
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What I guarantee you is when they do the spin offs, what do we do on 'Mad Money'?
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In response, RWE's and E.ON's first spin-offs two years ago were about getting out of traditional generation.
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Like previous Alphabet spin-offs, Waymo's "graduation" to an independent company brings with it more freedom and pressure.
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Narrator: The anthropomorphic Beetle with a big personality would go on to star in five movie spin-offs.
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If you don't watch "The Bachelor" and its multitudinous spin-offs, you might not know who Cameron is.
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Now, the company has to fill a board seat and weigh spin-offs under the fund's close watch.
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Today, the show airs in 21 countries, has spawned nine spin-offs to date and ranks as E!
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Ahead, we've rounded up a slew of fan favorites, along with their newest 2.0 versions and spin-offs.
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"Deadpool 2" arrives next year, and the studio has been developing spin-offs of its R-rated movies.
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The company said in August that it was exploring spin-offs of both Match Group and ANGI Homeservices.
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A wave of spin-offs through initial public offerings (IPOs) among energy and industrial groups is already underway.
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Those books have also given rise to a larger empire of spin-offs, theme parks and Broadway productions.
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Circumstances like corporate restructurings, insider buying, recapitalization, managerial incentives, and spin-offs top his list of attractive opportunities.
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On top of her momager duties, she executive producers Keeping Up With The Kardashians and all the spin-offs.
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Facebook Moments is one of the few successful spin-offs from Facebook's core product, following the breakout of Messenger.
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However, we've seen studios cancel plans for future sequels or spin offs due to [the] disappointing box office numbers.
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Those questions, modern-day spin-offs of the trolley problem, are good distillation of some of the philosophical questions.
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It's a setup worthy of an eyeroll, but outside of the RPG spin-offs, Mario's never been about plot.
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The saga will conclude with its eighth season next year, and a series of spin-offs is being developed.
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"One Hundred and One Dalmatians" has had two TV spin-offs: "101 Dalmatians: The Series" and "101 Dalmatian Street."
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"Lilo & Stitch" has produced three TV spin-offs, but only one aired in the US, "Lilo & Stitch: The Series."
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What&aposs more, he&aposs always on the lookout for "special situations," including merger arbitrage, recapitalizations, and spin-offs.
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The "Star Wars Story" subset of franchise spin-offs have more room to play than their big trilogy counterparts.
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Lawrence: I'm not sure about spin-offs, but there was definitely a lot of thought about building the world.
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Some popular movies and TV shows should have led to sequels or spin-offs that have yet to materialize.
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News Genius is one of the latest spin-offs from the lyrics annotation website formerly known as Rap Genius.
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The comic began in 2002 and ended with issue 150 in 2015, with a couple of spin-offs to boot.
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Greenland's government hopes that a thaw linked to global warming will have positive spin-offs, such as exposing more minerals.
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Also, they aren't living in fear of their home and family being demolished by a pack of demogorgon spin offs.
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Company breakups can unlock value for shareholders, but not all spin-offs are created equal, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday.
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Fears that Disney would tarnish its family heirlooms with these do-overs and spin-offs seem to have been unfounded.
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The deliberations could lead to expanding those businesses and developing growth strategies, but spin-offs "are also conceivable", he added.
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Dow and DuPont said on Friday the intended spin-offs are expected to occur within 18 months after merger closes.
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Interestingly, the article has very little to say about the importance — or lack thereof — placed upon upcoming Thrones spin-offs.
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"This season, all the Kardashians are having babies, or what we like to call them, spin-offs," the host joked.
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Although the 58-year-old stopped acting, he also returned to all of "The Brady Bunch" specials and spin-offs.
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This collection of her own favorite recipes is loaded with "spin-offs," suggestions for variations on her carefully curated basics.
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He tends to take concentrated bets and often pushes management to perform better by urging spin-offs or other measures.
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First, there was Castaway Entertainment, one of the many spin-offs after Diablo developer Blizzard North shut down in 2005.
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The transition includes GE getting rid of at least $20 billion of assets through sales, spin-offs or other means.
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That should include GE getting rid of at least $20 billion of assets through sales, spin-offs or other means.
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In the time since Singer's year 2000 franchise kickoff, there have been spin-offs, sequels and prequels, plus a hiatus.
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The last year has been pivotal for top drugmakers as some , others and still others prepared to with spin-offs and .
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Activist investor Carl Icahn has disclosed nine similar filings in the same period that included two sales and two spin-offs.
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She has also been an executive producer for the numerous spin-offs, as well as her short-lived talk show Kris.
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It isn't trying to build characters who can sell their own merch and carry their own spin-offs down the road.
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The last several have mostly delivered iterations on the platform, along with some meaningful spin-offs like the floor-mopping Scooba.
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The series has spawned spin-offs, cosmetic lines, books, and fashion brands, but perhaps the show's most prevalent medium is GIFs.
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That suggests GE could release enormous trapped value through a more ambitious, but thoughtfully sequenced, series of spin-offs and divestments.
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In Harington's defense, it doesn't sound like Jon would be welcomed back to the spin-offs, anyway — logistically speaking, that is.
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It's blockbuster season, so you know what that means: sequels, spin-offs, and some of the year's most highly anticipated releases.
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There's also a few couples that sprung out of Bachelor spin-offs that have found love in a seemingly hopeless place.
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WAGS, which was renamed WAGS LA when it got the spin-offs WAGS Miami and WAGS Atlanta, aired for three seasons.
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This adds to the nine C-Lab spin-offs from last year, which marked the start of this initiative within Samsung.
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Smart speakers were the hit gift of 2017, so it's not surprising there are a ton of spin-offs this year.
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China's overseas commitments — the One Belt One Road initiative and its spin-offs — cannot be countered by us going it alone.
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Higher selling, general and administrative (SG&A) expenses to promote transaction services may partially offset the boost from the spin-offs.
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Some of the most beloved Disney movies live on for years after they're released thanks to successful Disney Channel spin-offs.
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After the bell this afternoon, the two Hewlett-Packard spin-offs, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) and HP Incorporated (HPQ), release earnings.
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Blue has been helping little kids solve mysteries in some capacity since 1996 in "Blue's Clues" and its various spin-offs.
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The "Conjuring" franchise, including its spin-offs like "The Nun" and "Annabelle" movies, is a consistent presence at the box office.
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Yes, the traditional networks are throwing out spin-offs, new comedies, and freaking Batwoman in an attempt to catch your eye.
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Osman shared three stock picks that embody his strategy of exploiting special situations, including spin-offs, insider buying, and corporate restructurings.
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The list of re-vamps and spin-offs to come from Disney+ is impressive and appeals to fans of all ages.
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When Mario Maker came out, it was easy to speculate about potential spin-offs, especially one involving The Legend of Zelda.
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Thanks to spin-offs like "The Bachelorette" and "Bachelor in Paradise," the Chris Harrison-hosted franchise is now a year-round occurrence.
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Many investors say Kerkhoff and the non-profit foundation must move to reshape the group's portfolio, including through spin-offs and divestments.
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Netflix had previously announced season 6 would be the Emmy-winning show's last, though the streaming service is reportedly considering spin-offs.
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Game Of Thrones is barely cold in its TV grave, but HBO is already moving full speed ahead on its spin-offs.
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In addition to The Bachelor, Fleiss is the creator of spin-offs The Bachelorette, Bachelor in Paradise and The Bachelor Winter Games.
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We've seen the Kardashian family go through a lot on their TV show, Keeping Up With The Kardashians, and its spin-offs.
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GoT's showrunners already confirmed that spin-offs are already in the works, but fans will have to, yes, wait for those too.
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When it comes to "Kardashian," it's millions of Instagram followers, endless reality show spin-offs, and highly-successful makeup and clothing lines.
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Viacom Digital Studios is creating a half dozen Spongebob Squarepants spin-offs, some of which will live on other platforms, like YouTube.
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But it's also more different from its predecessors than any other Pokémon game (barring spin-offs from the main series, of course).
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What most don't know is that the band included more than three dozen members, spanned three decades and spawned several spin-offs.
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The Oliver Twins (and later, Big Red Software) created a string of Dizzy games, spin-offs, and compilations between 2015 and 1994.
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Good old-fashioned Advice Dog from r/AdviceAnimals Soon after Advice Dog's popularity grew, so did its spin-offs, dubbed Advice Animals.
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Ratchet has been around since 2002, spanning five main releases, multiple spin-offs, and selling more than 27 million copies to date.
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HBO's plan to release at least one—and possibly up to five—Game of Thrones spin-offs gives it a certain advantage.
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Here are how several of the more prominent European spin-offs this year were structured, and how they have fared so far.
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In addition to The Bachelor, Mike is the creator of spin-offs The Bachelorette, Bachelor in Paradise and The Bachelor Winter Games.
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The news fits into a pattern across Europe where a wave of spin-offs through initial public offerings (IPOs) is under way.
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Not spin-offs, like "Pokémon Stadium" or "Pokémon Snap" way back on the Nintendo 64, but a full-on main series entry.
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Dow Inc is the first of the spin-offs and will operate as a materials science solution provider, S&P-Dow said.
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Since then, Lionhead primarily focused on Fable sequels and spin-offs, with a few other projects ending up being canceled before release.
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Even with 650,000 employees and increasingly political scrutiny, Amazon never internally discusses spin-offs, Chief Technology Officer Werner Vogels told Business Insider.
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The movie has had multiple spin-offs that never made it to air, and now it has a prequel in the works.
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Spin-offs from funds like Citadel, D.E. Shaw, and Viking also made positive headlines, carving out names for themselves in the process.
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The most well-known of these spin-offs was Messenger, released in August 2011, which let Facebook users chat with one another.
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The series had a long run for eight seasons, became nationally syndicated and even spawned a few spin-offs on other networks.
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Fiat's value grew more than tenfold, helped by the spin-offs of trucks and tractor maker CNH Industrial and supercar maker Ferrari.
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Neil Gaiman's award winning series has more than 75 issues and has sparked several spin-offs — and in 2015, a prequel, Sandman Overture.
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Cevian has also pushed for spin-offs at Volvo Group, a Swedish truckmaker, and Bilfinger, a German industrial-services firm, among many others.
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But with 15 seasons and several spin-offs under his belt, the 63-year-old fashion consultant still wants more for Project Runway.
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NUMTOT has inspired regional spin-offs, like Angelic Thoughts for SoCal TOTS, and interest-driven groups, like Airborne Memes for Flight-Oriented Teens.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' But Devon stays strategically sharp.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On Survivor Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' Does that make any sense?
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Several startups founders were spin-offs from eSpace, like Sabrine Assem and her firm Untap, which is an innovation agency leveraging crowd sourcing.
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Further portfolio restructurings, divestitures and spin-offs are likely in 2016 as companies seek to lower costs and secure funds for needed investments.
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And so, another product of Bachelor Nation splits and faces a future of reality TV spin-offs and Instagram sponsorships on their own.
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Under its legal status, major decisions - such as M&A, spin-offs, bankruptcy and liquidation - require verification and approval from the municipal government.
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Key-players may include not only innovative small medium business, startups and companies in general, but also research groups, labs and spin-offs.
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The spin-offs and side games have only become more integral to the main plot and more self-indulgent in their subject matter.
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For what it is, the show is enormously successful, having spawned multiple spin-offs and helping to launch cast members to mogul status.
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The DreamWorks production went on to inspire a number of sequels and spin-offs while "The Wild" sort of faded into the background.
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That's to say nothing of the tidbits dispersed between the spin-offs and novels, as if Assassin's Creed's mythology deserved that much backstory.
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The shows could be prequels, sequels, or spin-offs—but they'll exist within the GoT universe so many fans have grown to love.
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" Per a blog post in which she explains her methodology, Harrison analysed "rough cuts of the remastered trilogy, and prequels, sequels, and spin-offs.
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Series spin-offs are hard to pull off, but from the looks of this trailer, Good Fight appears to be well on its way.
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The ancient novel has never lost its lure over the centuries, still inspiring myriad interpretations and adaptations, from illustrated supplements to Manga spin-offs.
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Currently, the two are filming Property Brothers, as well as their spin-offs Buying and Selling and Property Brothers at Home: Drew's Honeymoon House.
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Ron Howard is taking issue with reports Disney is putting future 'Star Wars' spin-offs on ice after his flick fell short, money-wise.
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It's as if Epona (Link's horse in The Legend of Zelda: The Ocarina of Time), the Batmobile, or Falkor got their own spin-offs.
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Terraform is one of two spin-offs that holds assets from the solar power company; its CEO departed earlier this week for unknown reasons.
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We've compiled a comprehensive list of demands the best ideas for future Black Panther spin offs, crossovers, standalones, prequels, sequels, and alternate universe expansions.
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Dow reaffirmed that the merger deal was expected to close next month, with the intended spin-offs to occur within 18 months of closing.
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The bundle includes two games that feature Nintendo characters, Super Mario and Star Fox, but are technically spin-offs and third-party games, respectively.
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"I can always appreciate anybody who says family is first," Drew, who stars in Property Brothers and several spin-offs on the network, tells PEOPLE.
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Beyond this willingness to wield the axe, Mr Flannery's plan for fixing GE has three attractive elements: call them "spinners", spin-offs and "spinning down".
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Here he had this whole world mapped out, with all sorts of stated plans for tie-ins, spin-offs, and sequels spanning every medium imaginable.
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But if we really, truly, absolutely need to differentiate the spin-offs from the main series, consider styling the movies as Star Wars Stories: Title.
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The movie was crowned the winner after findings showed it had the most references made to it in other movies, and the most spin-offs.
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The apology video and its many spin-offs are intentional, purposeful, and increasingly unavoidable—maybe that's why they feel so scripted and hard to believe.
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REITization of gaming assets will take a back seat in 2017 as IRS guidance makes spin-offs less likely and higher interest rates dampen financing.
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ITWORX grew to 1,000 engineers at its biggest in 2001, and was able to launch a couple of spin-offs in the U.S. and Egypt.
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Lastly, cameos on any of the many KUWTK spin-offs like Kourtney and Kim Take New York and Khloé & Lamar will also not be included.
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BattleBots itself branched off from the original idea for the United States version of Robot Wars, sparking a plethora of spin offs across the world.
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He's not only a huge French pop singer ... he's held a spinning seat on two 'Voice' spin-offs in the land of baguettes and fromage.
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We get the creeping familiarity of Disney's Marvel films, where scenes and characters float up as if to promote their own toys and spin-offs.
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Star Wars is bigger for us than almost any other movie, because it's not just the core franchise, it's the spin-offs that will happen.
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There have been spin-offs, too—Fight for Fortune, a card game for the Vita, and Drake's Fortune prequel Golden Abyss, also for Sony's handheld.
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The show has evolved into a worldwide franchise, spawning merchandise, spin-offs, and international editions in countries from Australia and Finland to South Korea and Israel.
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When Age of Empires came out in 2000, it marked the dawn of a dynasty, weaving 210 years of real-time strategy sequels and spin-offs.
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But it does mark a return to the format that helped "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" spawn five spin-offs before the one that debuted Sunday.
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Aside from anime, Crunchyroll also hosts live-action dramas from Japan, South Korea, and other countries that include anime spin-offs and various Asian soap operas.
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After releasing two chart-topping albums and starring on subsequent spin-offs of Making the Band, Day26 ended up parting ways with Combs' label Bad Boy.
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And certainly the new angle adds a different dimension to a game that's frankly been run into the ground after years of sequels and spin-offs.
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Though most of the pieces are tiny spin-offs of familiar artworks, the bracelets, brooches, pendants, rings, and cufflinks have the compressed power of artistic maquettes.
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We can't forget about television spin-offs in the form of ABC's Agents of SHIELD and critically-acclaimed Netflix shows like Daredevil and Jessica Jones, either.
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It's been on since 2007, inspired a few spin-offs, and introduced us to what's become the first family of reality TV, as Cosmo called them.
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Some have guessed it could be a one-off TV event on sister station FreeForm, which aired spin-offs such as Ben & Lauren: Happily Ever After?
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In a market hungry for spin-offs, CNBC's Jim Cramer keeps an eye out for company break-ups that could prove to be lucrative for investors.
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In his new role, he'll likely advise the company's urban development arm, Sidewalk Labs, its deep learning efforts, and its healthcare spin-offs, Verily and Calico.
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The Alien franchise has spawned sequels, spin-offs, action figures, comic books, and video games, and raked in close to a billion dollars in ticket sales.
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Around 2,400 of his machines (as well as various spin-offs from other entrepreneurs) have now been installed in villages across India and the developing world.
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Maybe rhythm games were truly dead, and the late 00's glut of Guitar Hero and Rock Band spin-offs had killed the genre for good.
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Unlike Tiger, where many of the hedge funds launched by Robertson's disciples traded like him, Citadel's multi-strategy structure means spin-offs invest across the board.
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Whatever the means—under-the-radar buy-outs, mergers, spin-offs, or simply a drying-up of new issues—the underlying cause will be the same.
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Advocates argue that spin-offs do better because smaller companies have a stronger focus and their chiefs have a greater incentive to succeed than division heads.
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More will die as it rolls on into the second half of its second decade, with spin-offs like the deadly fight to bring down ISIS.
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Then sequels to the spin-offs, and then tie-ins based on popular Japanese franchises like Gundam and One Piece, Berserk and Fist of the North Star.
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Rogue One is the first installment of several upcoming spin-offs that exist within the familiar Star Wars universe, but take place outside the regular film series.
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Since then, Bravo has introduced us to housewives in New York, Atlanta, Beverly Hills, and more, with these series spawning their own spin-offs and reality specials.
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Sure, Marvel has managed to turn tertiary characters into household names, but this is like Hot Pie and the Shame Nun getting Game of Thrones spin-offs.
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The deliberations could lead to steps to expand those businesses and to develop growth strategies, but spin-offs "are also conceivable", Diess said, without being more specific.
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As Us Weekly pointed out, the couple, who have appeared on three different Bachelor spin-offs, including Bachelor in Paradise season 2, are working through their problems.
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There are reportedly a bunch of spin-offs in the works, including a prequel, and the show already has a "live concert experience" touring around North America.
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Sources also tell us the former couple is excited for the attention the spin-offs will bring to their OG version, and that's why they're actively negotiating.
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That in turn has spurred more than 30 branches and spin-offs across the country in cities such as Vancouver, Surrey, Calgary, Edmonton, St. John, and Halifax.
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And as we see LA evolve and spin-offs spawn from LA's best companies, we will likely see a lot more activity in the City of Angels.
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So wide is its reach that it's been parodied on "Saturday Night Live" and has spawned various international spin-offs, which have achieved varying levels of success.
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The biggest brand names of the bunch are spin-offs of Guillermo del Toro's mecha-monster fight film Pacific Rim and the Netflix original series Altered Carbon.
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The show has had two spin-offs — a dating competition show with season 1 Housewife Jo De La Rosa and a three-part special around Judge's 2013 wedding.
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Of the 15 companies Elliott has targeted with a more than 5 percent stake since 2015, ten have inked $40 billion worth of deals - including two spin-offs.
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Hardly comparable to the real Tour, but a tasty appetizer aimed at hooking millions of new Chinese cycling fans - with all the commercial spin-offs that could entail.
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Cross-over financings, loans backing spin-offs and IPO financings, as well as deals like Bayer, which will help not only fill out volume but also supply quality.
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Announced this weekend at Comic-Con, Disney plans to include Marvel movie spin-offs on Disney+ that will "help lock in Marvel fans between theatrical releases," said Swinburne.
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Get ready, citizens of Miami and Houston -- because if the producers of 'Love & Hip Hop' have their way, new spin-offs of the show are coming your way.
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"This is not the time to own a housing-related stock, ... but it is a good long-term bet and the Honeywell spin-offs have worked," Cramer said.
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Its rotating roster of sub-units (in America, we might call them spin-offs or musical collectives, except that they're completely different) continues to shape-shift and confound.
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Rugrats became one of the most iconic animated series of the '90s, spawning spin-offs and several movies, featuring the tots taking on new adventures around the world.
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It opens up the possibility for new use cases that haven't existed before, and is also a big opportunity for established IP holders, particularly with games spin-offs.
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"We have aired 13 wildly successful seasons of the franchise as well as 11 spin-offs, and season 14 is off to a strong start," the statement continued.
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Really, a whole mess of characters from the books, comics, and TV spin-offs are powerful women in the vein of the series original: Princess MFing Leia (R.I.P.).
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Icahn has been instrumental in a number of corporate spin-offs over the years and his firm's success often comes in years with a lot of big deals.
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However, a JPMorgan study in 238 of spin-offs in the United States, where the trend began earlier than in Europe, appears to support Gardell's arguments in general.
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The Meters were rising stars—and to this day, the various spin-offs and other members of the Neville family are still beloved and highly sought-after performers.
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"The Pokémon Company says the core Pokémon games have sold more than 240 million copies worldwide, not including spin-offs like "Pokémon Detective Pikachu" and "Pokémon Mystery Dungeon.
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When composer Mike Post was assigned to create music for Law & Order (and its endless spin-offs), he had one job: to put the viewer in the mood.
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In the 1980s, he moved to Los Angeles to bring his superheroes to the big screen and ended up often making cameo appearances in the Hollywood spin-offs.
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However, a JPMorgan study in 217 of spin-offs in the United States, where the trend began earlier than in Europe, appears to support Gardell's arguments in general.
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Reality show "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" is in its 10th season and has morphed into spin-offs and a multi million dollar empire for the entire family.
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"Cinephiles may not want to hear this, but sequels, spin-offs, and superheroes have been the guiding forces at the box office in 2018," Bock told Business Insider.
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Its two "Deadpool" movies and the Wolverine sequel "Logan" are three of its top four highest-grossing releases in the series of core X-men titles and spin-offs.
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The last year has been pivotal for top drugmakers as some rebranded, others combined forces and still others prepared to reshape their portfolios with spin-offs and strategic acquisitions.
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The Canada-born duo have appeared in the hit HGTV series Property Brothers together since 2011, and launched numerous spin-offs, as well as furniture and home decor lines.
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Then there are the usual holiday blockbusters as well as lots of small and interesting horror movies, different takes on the superhero genre, unexpected sequels, spin-offs, and more.
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Giancola, who has been dating boyfriend Christian Biscardi, also shared that she's moved on from her three-year run (2009-2012) on the show and its subsequent spin-offs.
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Rob Kardashian and his fiancee Blac Chyna have scored a reality series on E!. The network is home to "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" and its various spin offs.
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Now he is veering towards more dramatic moves, raising the possibility on an investor call this week of full or partial spin-offs "in any one of [GE's] units".
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Loeb argues Nestle should divest as much as 15 percent of sales either through sales, spin-offs or other methods to help align its business with higher-growth categories.
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And, according to a statement Pixar studio executives gave The Washington Post in December, it's an area the studio would like to explore further through possible VR spin-offs.
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Should this Jane the Virgin spin-off go to series (still a while away, of course) it will be just one of several CW spin-offs to do so.
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Cambridge, Oxford and Imperial have set up investment funds to put money into early-stage funding for business spin-offs, of which there is a relative dearth in Britain.
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"Add up all these spin-offs, and get this: Barry Diller has created — and no one talks about this — $40 billion in value over the last decade," Cramer said.
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Parkes spoke with Business Insider about selling nostalgia with revivals like "The Hills: New Beginnings" and the "Jersey Shore" spin-offs as well as courting the next MTV generation.
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Eleven years and countless — countless — sequels, spin-offs, crossovers, and copycats later, it's easy to forget just how big a deal "Iron Man" was when it first came out.
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The many relatively small, but particularly violent, groups that are currently fighting over territory in the southern state of Guerrero are mostly spin-offs from the Beltrán Leyva organization.
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They generate billions more indirectly, through spin-offs and through the spending of their employees and — increasingly — their student bodies," Alan Mallach writes in his book, "The Divided City.
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Whether they push for management changes, spin-offs or share buy backs, corporate agitators are finding that captains of industry are more often ready to see their point of view.
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As is tradition on the Energizer bunny of reality TV franchises, Bravo's The Real Housewives and its various spin-offs, as one season comes to a close, another must begin.
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"Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them", the first of five Harry Potter spin-offs, took $75m at the American box office and £15.3m in Britain in its opening weekend.
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With an average of more than 2.1 million viewers for each episode, Keeping Up With The Kardashians has spawned nine spin-offs — the latest being Life of Kylie — on E!
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It's unclear how what role Martin will play in the development, but the author is already involved in several other TV projects, including two possible Game of Thrones spin-offs.
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Loeb argues that Nestle should divest as much as 15 percent of sales either through sales, spin-offs or other methods to help align its business with higher-growth categories.
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Our sources say there's no truth to reports the spin-offs are intended to phase out Christina and Tarek -- and execs think the new shows could make their brand stronger.
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The heightened pressure on Johnson & Johnson comes as rival healthcare companies increasingly focus on a handful of areas of competitive advantage, while exiting other areas through divestitures or spin offs.
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Reddit3016 is a fairly intricate project, as it's covered in links to fake YouTube, Imgur, and Huffington Post spin-offs (MindTube, Hologer, and The Huffington Planet) that Erickson made himself.
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A Saturday Night Live-crafted sizzle reel of upcoming prequels, sequels, and spin-offs runs through the many, many (oh so many) stories that are still left to be told.
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More is needed between now and Project Arena reaching commercial availability, but one of those things isn't a cack-handed insertion into a world that already has enough spin-offs.
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Ill-advised spin-offs often get swept under the rug so fast that even devoted fans of the original series either blink and miss them or block them out entirely.
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Togetherness' core characters are about a decade older than the Girls cast, but could easily be spin-offs of sidelined extras from that show, just later on down the line.
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The overall business is performing well; while diversification more generally provides portfolio management levers and the potential for disposals or minority spin-offs in times of leverage or liquidity pressure.
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The mother of one returned for all "The Brady Bunch" spin-offs and sequels, and appeared on reality TV shows, such as Fox Reality's "Gimme My Reality Show!" in 2008.
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After the success of "Air Bud," it turned out that Buddy was great at almost every sport, including football, soccer, baseball, and volleyball, leading to a variety of spin-offs.
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And, in one of the era's more curious spin-offs, stock car racing started with the souped up cars used for bootlegging, eventually leading to the endless circling of NASCAR.
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He praised "The Mandalorian" — the first "Star Wars" live-action series that debuted on the company's streaming service, Disney Plus, when it launched in November — and teased potential spin-offs.
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There's a huge number of technology spin offs from the program [like] ... the miniaturization of computers that people walk around with their cell phones or UV coatings on your sunglasses.
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He oversaw a successful restructuring, including divesting non-core operations resulting in the spin-offs of Covidien, TE Connectivity, ADT Corporation and the merger of Tyco Flow Control with Pentair.
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Unbeknownst to us at the time, there would even be a nauseating glut of spin offs, supplementary cash-grabs, Pottermore content, and one depressing stage play that nobody asked for.
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Like Marchionne, he's known for growing shareholder value via spin-offs: he hived off Altria's stake in Kraft Foods and later PMI to remove it from the U.S. stub's litigation risks.
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Later in the show, Ice-T and Mariska Hargitay made a cameo in a video sketch about possible GoT spin-offs and crossovers, including one with Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.
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The spin offs will be called Sime Darby Plantation Bhd and Sime Darby Property Berhad, while businesses that remain under Sime Darby Berhad include its industrial, motors, logistics and healthcare divisions.
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The streaming service told Entertainment Weekly that the pioneering reality show, which aired on Bravo from 2003-2007 and spawned spin-offs, is being revived for a new eight-episode run.
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Back in May, news broke that HBO is developing five potential Game of Thrones spin-offs, which means they're producing pilots that may or may not result in full-season orders.
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By the end of 2019, Snow and all your other favorite citizens of Westeros will have long left your TV screen (that is, until those planned spin-offs come to fruition).
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The new line and future spin-offs will help Glossier compete with beauty incumbents, Estée Lauder and L'Oréal, for example, in a market estimated to be worth $750 billion by 2024.
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The origin story Bumblebee isn't just a movie, it's a trial balloon — a check-in to see whether Transformers die-hards will support a long, profitable run of cinematic spin-offs.
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Bachelor nation alums Jade Roper and Tanner Tolbert are now on yet another reality show: Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars (together they have also appeared on three different Bachelor spin-offs).
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The Good Wife birthed The Good Fight, black-ish sent Zoey off to college with grown-ish, and both The Fosters and Pretty Little Liars have spin-offs in the works.
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Harrison, 45, has been the host of The Bachelor since 2002 and each of the spin-offs (including The Bachelorette, Bachelor Pad and Bachelor in Paradise) since the original series' inception.
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It could be incorporated into an ABC Bachelor special or be a one-off TV event on sister station FreeForm, which aired spin-offs such as Ben & Lauren: Happily Ever After?
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From its inception in 2009 there's been hacking attacks, major thefts, bankruptcies, spin-offs, street protests, rants from Wall Street CEOs and a very, very peculiar car chase in Los Angeles.
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Traders cited continued talk the carmaker could look at strategic deals such as spin-offs and disposals in the last year with CEO Sergio Marchionne at the helm at the company.
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But after its five season run, the series lived on through its reruns and various spin-offs — including HGTV's latest TV show, "A Very Brady Renovation," featuring the original kid stars.
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Related: Brutal 'Game of Thrones' Moments Are Charming as GIFs George R.R. Martin Announced Not Four but FIVE Game of Thrones Spin-offs Game of Thrones' First Trailer Is Finally Here
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And it's been incredible to watch as Little Women has become its own massive franchise with so many seasons and so many spin-offs — including our newest one, Little Women: Dallas.
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BOSTON, July 103 (Reuters) - Elliott Management Corp, Paul Singer's $35 billion hedge fund, has outspent all rivals in pushing for corporate changes like spin-offs, mergers, and management overhauls this year.
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Mr Minson, a veteran of the cable industry who worked on the spin-offs of Time Warner Cable and AOL from Time Warner, did not give a timeframe for a flotation.
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"Partnerships, a merger, spin-offs and other value accretive deals make up more than 40 percent of the FCA investment case," said Michele Pedroni, a fund manager at Decalia Asset Management.
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Clue entered the National Toy Hall of Fame in 2017 and has seen many themed iterations, included branded partnerships with Game of Thrones and The Golden Girls, among other spin-offs.
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Spin-offs from this activity may lead to other companies with current strengths in one of the two specialty areas looking for opportunities to create yet another firm in the space.
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Maybe they're just dicking us around and are preparing to ride this thing out for a bunch more seasons and maybe squeeze a few spin-offs from it while they're at it.
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The twin stars of the wildly popular series Property Brothers (and no fewer than four current spin-offs) are known for their playful on-screen antics and their legion of adoring fans.
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We're two movies deep into the Star Wars spin-offs and it appears that the folks in charge of branding over there are firmly set on the subtitle A Star Wars Story.
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Drew is half of HGTV's golden duo, since the brothers have so many spin-offs at this point that the network should probably just change its name to the Property Brothers Channel.
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Citrix, which gave activist hedge fund Elliott Management a board seat in 2015, has looked at selling itself in the past, before embarking on spin-offs and sales of smaller business units.
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It's also the first in a series of spin-offs that Sony has planned; the studio is also developing Silver & Black, a film starring feline comic characters Silver Sable and Black Cat.
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He was sound management director on 1999's Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike, but his love for the franchise went further than many who worked on III's various spin-offs and revisions.
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The bar was set when Urban Decay launched the Naked palette — and then continued to drop countless spin-offs — making it pretty damn difficult to find one just as pigmented and wearable.
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While I can't speak for the die-hard TV buff, for the rest of us regular people, ahead are all the favorite TV shows you had no idea were actually spin-offs.
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More than ever, successful world-building seems to require of creators a transmedia commitment to spin-offs and prequels and various other increasingly extraneous tie-ins like comic books and card games.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' Maybe it is considered bad manners to vote someone out in an impolite way.
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The divisor has been adjusted over the decades to account for stock splits, spin-offs, mergers and stock dividends, to assure that numbers from before and after yield apples-to-apples comparisons.
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While the violence of "Mortal Kombat" was enough to inspire Congressional hearings about video game content ratings, the series also spawned feature films and more than a dozen sequels and spin-offs.
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Other than returning for the numerous spin-offs of "The Brady Bunch," Plumb went on to star on several TV shows and in TV movies, including NBC's "Little Women" and ABC's "Fudge."
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Amazon is now working on more commercial dramas and spin-offs with appeal outside the United States, where Prime membership has far more room to grow, people familiar with the matter said.
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The bottom line is that audiences love the "Conjuring" series, including its spin-offs like "The Nun," and there's no reason to believe that won't be the case for the third entry.
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For DC, "Justice League" is a crucial piece of the puzzle, because the film is expected to establish several new characters who will star in spin-offs, including the Flash, Aquaman and Cyborg.
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Certainly there's hope to be found in Willow Garage's legacy, from spin-offs like Redwood Robotics to employee led companies like Fetch, to the continued existence of the ROS, the Robot Operating System.
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After that, however, they won't be involved in HBO's spin-offs, and the status of their controversial alternate history series remains unclear, so it's possible that Star Wars will have their undivided attention.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' And is it really so bad for the Davids to enter the merge down numbers?
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Like other shared universes, the Conjuring franchise has been diversified across a number of namesake properties, which offer more opportunities for spin-offs, but also insulates the larger franchise from a single failure.
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If this year's release of Persona 5 wasn't enough to satisfy your Persona cravings, Atlus announced three more Persona games on Wednesday, including two dance-based spin-offs and a Nintendo 33DS game.
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Preppers quickly became the most-watched show in the channel's history, and spawned popular spin-offs like Doomsday Bunkers (think home-renovation show, but with armored blast doors instead of open-plan kitchens).
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These laws and their spin-offs are used to censor counselors; silence filmmakers, painters, graphic designers, and cake artists who make a living through their arts; and shut down faith-based adoption agencies.
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Companies publishing blockbuster PlayStation games like "Metal Gear Solid" also created portable spin-offs with an entirely new style of graphics and gameplay to capitalize on the massive audience of Game Boy owners.
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It has sold upwards of 279 million copies of its games to date, including more than 200 million copies of its main series alone (not counting spin-offs like the Mystery Dungeon games).
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China is stepping up efforts to reform its bloated state-owned enterprises by streamlining their activities - a strategy bankers and private equity executives expect will produce a series of spin-offs and divestments.
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Batman v Superman is meant to be the jumping-off point for a multi-year franchise that spans both spin-offs (like Suicide Squad) and ensemble features (like the two-part Justice League).
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While some see unknown risks justifying a value between $12 and $16 per share, others see a more optimistic future for GE's investors due to the history of past industrial conglomerate spin-offs.
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You could eat any type of cookie whenever you wanted for the rest of your life or watch and read all the Harry Potter books, movies, and spin-offs, but you cannot have both.
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Specific changes could involve broadening the scope of reform of state owned enterprises (SOEs), moving beyond just consolidation and into spin-offs of non-core assets and the restructuring of subsidiaries with undervalued assets.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' Keeping Each Other Sane Domenick and Wendell may be one of my favorite Survivor duos ever.
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Although Lucasfilm's new movies have found immense success at the box office and with audiences and critics, the process of working with directors on the new saga and spin-offs has occasionally been fraught.
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Since then, the series has given way to television spin-offs, book deals, and bonafide mogulships for their titular Housewives — all of whom bucked the conventions of what a "housewife" was supposed to be.
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But rising trade tensions between the United States and China, and fears of a disorderly Brexit have dented share prices, forcing companies including Continental and Volkswagen to review plans for spin offs and listings.
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Members of Bachelor Nation are so loyal to the show that they routinely sit through two hours per week, tune in for any Chris Harrison-hosted special, and watch the show's many spin-offs.
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In comments that could pave the way for possible spin-offs or asset sales, Marchionne added, however, that the carmaker needed to decide whether all the activities within FCA were fundamental to running it.
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However, while mass-producing contouring kits and reality TV show spin-offs is par for the course with this family, there's one thing that I never thought they would cross into — and that's opera.
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The "Mad Money" host saw the biggest point of potential conflict being the spin-offs of StubHub and Classifieds, which eBay CEO Devin Wenig highlighted on the company's most recent post-earnings conference call.
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Raiola stole scenes on a number of reality series: She first appeared on season 2 of Mob Wives in 2012, and followed it up with her own spin-offs Big Ang and Miami Monkey.
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Read these stories next:31 Celebs You Should Be Following On Instagram15 TV Spin-Offs You Won't Believe Actually Happened (But They Did)24 Times Maya Angelou, Misty Copeland & Toni Morrison Said It Best
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Flannery's plans include hiving off at least $20 billion of assets through sales, spin-offs or other means and retaining only business that offer growth, a leading market position and a large installed base.
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Read more:8 relationship lessons you can learn from 'Gossip Girl,' according to a therapist32 TV reboots, remakes, and spin-offs that are in the works20 celebrities you didn't remember were on 'Gossip Girl'
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"When (spin-offs) do work, it is more often the market valuing the standalone business more accurately than a stronger clarity of focus by management," said Drew Dickson, managing director of Albert Bridge Capital.
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At a 10th anniversary event in October, the company announced a number of new games and initiatives, including a mobile version of League, an animated series, and other spin-offs like a fighting game.
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But Netflix also needs new viewers to accept this specific brand of back-seat comedy, even after nearly nearly 30 years of imitators and spin-offs muddying up the well of bad-movie reaction comedy.
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"We expect to see more and larger investment opportunities in the region driven by innovation, attractive demographics, rising consumption and corporate spin-offs," X.D. Yang, chairman of Carlyle Asia excluding Japan, said in a statement.
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The spin-offs have been in the works for "more than a year," according to a statement from the network — long before the El Moussas announced their split after seven years of marriage in December.
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What DeepMind and Waymo did with this experiment was essentially automate that weeding, automatically killing the "bad" training and replacing them with better-performing spin-offs of the best-in-class networks running the task.
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If the deal goes through shareholders will have made a 341% return during his tenure (including spin-offs and dividends), making Time Warner one of the best-performing big firms in America during that time.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' One of the biggest challenges of an idol or an advantage is knowing when to play it.
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Rogue One: A Star Wars Story director Gareth Edwards is in geek heaven filming the first of a series of franchise spin-offs – but one moment in particular was almost too good to be true.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' (Not that there's anything wrong with that.) James also understood that Angela wanted a promise of safety.
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The SSI has the self-appointed mission (backed by government funding agencies) of encouraging British academics to code sensibly from the beginning—for their own good, as well as that of any commercial spin-offs.
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Qi 2016 will have spin-offs, and there will be future collaborations and events, and what greater results can there be than informing and shaping the culture that can and will happen in the future?
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Over the past decade, Madison Square Garden completed three spin-offs — and since Osman first recommended MSG to investors in 2009, the stock has shot up from about $17 per share to over $300 today.
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Breaking out Google from the as-yet-unprofitable "Other Bets," like the capital intensive health-care division Verily or new spin-offs like Loon, makes the company's financial reporting more palatable to bankers and analysts.
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On the bright side, Jenner's semi-bad boy status on The Hills catapulted his career, which helped him land future spin-offs, dedicated episodes and cameos on some of the most successful TV networks and shows.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' Tribe Members Only The politics of comfort end up playing an even bigger role when Purple loses immunity.
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There has recently been a slew of proposed break-ups and spin-offs, most notably at America's General Electric (GE), United Technologies Corp (UTC), DowDuPont and Honeywell, and at their European counterparts, ThyssenKrupp, ABB, and Siemens.
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If Apple really wants to compete with the big guys, it needs to be willing to spend money on content—preferably content that is higher-quality than late-night TV spin-offs or bad "reality" shows.
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But when set against the three other games in the main series, and two spin-offs for the PlayStation Vita, Uncharted 4: A Thief's End lacks a real identity outside of being yet another Uncharted game.
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Can't say he doesn't deserve a break from Hollywood after spending the last 15 years playing a hobbit in the 'Lord of the Rings' trilogy and spin-offs, but Elijah probably shouldn't quit his day job.
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"Ampere said HBO Max leads the way in female-led content at 43%, while "Disney Plus' focus on spin-offs and reboots from older titles has left it with a more male-centric set of commissions.
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You'll recall ... Fiddy's character, Kanan Stark, died last season, and we're told that's no coincidence ... because 50 wanted more time to get started working on other projects, including "Power" spin-offs, which are already being developed.
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"The Mary Tyler Moore Show" spawned the spin-offs "Rhoda," (1974-78), starring Valerie Harper; "Phyllis" (1975-77), starring Cloris Leachman; and "Lou Grant" (1977-82), starring Asner in a rare drama spun off from a comedy.
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During the "Hot Topics" segment of The Wendy Williams Show on Friday, Williams, 54, gave her opinion on the ABC dating reality series and its spin-offs, which she called "degrading," while also coming to Ripa's defense.
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What began as a violent-for-its-time first-person shooter in 1993 has mutated into the DOOM franchise, consisting of three major games, plenty of spin-offs, novels, and a 2005 movie of the same name.
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That's especially true for Hollywood actors, half of whom have, at one point in their lives, been on the TV show creator's payroll by guest-starring on Law & Order and/or one of its many spin-offs.
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I can't even talk to you about Doug's 1st Movie, which might have been the worst movie I saw in the 1990s (and that's including all the Land Before Time spin-offs and the Shaq classic Kazaam).
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Even if you haven't watched one minute of the series — or its many, many spin-offs — you probably know that cast members tend to all fit within a specific beauty ideal — one of which isn't exactly diverse.
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Rob's sisters have all starred in their own spin-offs over the years, including Kourtney and Khloé (and later Kim) Take Miami, Kourtney and Kim Take New York, Khloé & Lamar and Kourtney and Khloé Take the Hamptons.
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WATCHING: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' Naviti Likeability is also playing a decisive factor on the Naviti tribe – as it does on much of Survivor.
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After the comedic show, which catapulted the five actors to become household names, wrapped in 1992 after four seasons on the air, Diamond went on to star in spin-offs The College Years and The New Class.
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Julia Turshen's "Small Victories: Recipes, Advice & Hundreds of Ideas for Home Cooking Triumphs" is electric with positive energy: Each recipe ends with "spin-offs" that you could try depending on your mood and the ingredients at hand.
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Elliott, founded by billionaire Paul Singer, is pushing for a $46 billion overhaul at BHP that includes spin offs, dismantling a corporate structure built on dual listings in London and Sydney and returning more money to shareholders.
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"Even if it&aposs seamless, if customers are not happy about the brand, then that&aposs a huge risk," said Feldman, who studies the role that divestitures, spin-offs, and mergers and acquisitions play in corporate reconfiguration.
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The youngest of the Kardashian sisters, Khloe has a net worth of around $40 million, most of which she has earned from the series as an executive producer and cast member, as well as her own spin-offs.
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The show was a commercial and critical smash — lasting sparring three spin-offs and winning 29 Emmy awards (including three for Moore herself, and outstanding comedy series three years in a row), three Golden Globes and a Peabody.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' Plus, just because Desiree is offering to make this move, doesn't mean she's actually going to go through with it.
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"The Conjuring," however did just that, with a very creepy film (based on real events) that really gets under your skin, and a number of spin-offs focusing on a terrifying doll named Annabelle and a ghoulish nun.
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Shares in Sanofi rose on Tuesday after the French drugmaker said it would focus on vaccines and treatments like its promising eczema medicine Dupixent to grow sales, in a business revamp seen as potentially leading to spin-offs.
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Not only is it a star in the TV show, but it alone inspired spin-offs of Pokémon games — one in which, like the TV show, you start with a Pikachu instead of the original three starter Pokémon.
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While we've been tiding ourselves over with news of HBO's five planned spin-offs, and our favorite characters' independent projects for the past 11 months, footage from Game of Thrones Season 7 is the red meat we've been craving.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' Purple Group In the boring group – er, the purple group – Jenna is another obvious vote, as the Navitis finish their housecleaning.
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That film inspired a handful of sequels and spin-offs (including the magnificently hyper-violent Predator 2), but none with the pulpy pedigree of Black, who wrote the original Lethal Weapon, and directed the high-flying Iron Man 3.
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BERLIN, May 3 (Reuters) - Volkswagen is pondering spin-offs of non-core assets such as motorcycle maker Ducati and transmissions maker Renk, its new chief executive said, as the group seeks to boost its efficiency and become more nimble.
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Such an overhaul would be part of a wider auto industry trend toward spin-offs as companies aim to become more nimble and efficient to cope with rapid changes such as the rise of electric vehicles and autonomous driving.
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Of course, the silver lining in all this is that there will be handful (four or five) of spin-offs happening to satisfy our George R.R. Martin-world addictions, but the premises of each are far from being revealed.
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In addition to the inversion and estate tax rules, the Chamber asked Treasury to withdraw rules relating to the definition of a political subdivision that can issue tax-exempt bonds and when transactions qualify as tax-free spin-offs.
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Like rivals Moelis & Company, Evercore, Lazard and Centerview Partners, Greenhill concentrates on defending companies from investors who are pushing management to perform better and calling for strategic reviews, spin-offs and returning capital to investors by buying back shares.
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The spin-offs should help margins; but in Fitch's view, Baidu's credit profile and ability to weather the economic slowdown in China will be driven by its dominance in China's search engine market and the continued solid industry growth.
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Too many shows get unnecessary spin-offs or reboots to capitalize on nostalgia even if they got a healthy amount of seasons in their original runs (think Full House, Pretty Little Liars, Dynasty, and Beverly Hills 90210, among others).
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People loved the utopian-minded original series so much they resurrected it after it was canceled, rewatching it in syndication, gathering at conventions, and eventually inspiring the movies, spin-offs, and novels that turned the show into a universe.
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The major problem facing the studio is it doesn't just need "Batman v Superman" to be a hit, it needs it to be so fervently embraced that fans will show up to see sequels and spin-offs for years to come.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' Laurel & Donathan I've been hemming and hawing myself about whether Laurel is making smart, cautious decisions or squandering her chance at victory.
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The next time you find yourself asking these very questions, I want this list to remind you of a little-known fact: most of the shows you love and watch every day are secretly spin-offs of shows that came before.
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The Dutch holding company would allow Marchionne, known for his success in extracting shareholder value through spin-offs, to introduce a loyalty share scheme to reward long-term investors through multiple voting rights, as was the case with CNH and Ferrari.
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It would become a commercial and critical smash — lasting seven seasons, sparring three spin-offs and winning 29 Emmy awards (including three for Moore herself, and outstanding comedy series three years in a row), three Golden Globes and a Peabody.
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The Eternal Champions brand never got a third game proper (leave the spin-offs alone), I grew up, and so did video games: all the way to Mortal Kombat X and its completely subtle spins on its own series' archaic fatalities.
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Don't expect things to mellow out: The revived franchise is just ramping up, with the first of several planned spin-offs, Rogue One, set to arrive in theaters next December, followed by the as-yet-untitled Episode VIII in 2017.
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The Spanish-born tenor has become a shareholder in UK-based company, Virtuosos Holding Ltd, which has the international rights of the show and its spin-offs, its founder and chief executive Mariann Peller said in New York on Friday.
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We as viewers should have always known there was no romantic ending for Arya and Gendry together unless one of the Game of Thrones spin-offs is about the two of them on the run as a weapons expert and highly skilled assassin.
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Henderson starred in every episode of all five seasons of The Brady Bunch and later appeared as Carol Brady in spin-offs The Brady Bunch Variety Hour, The Brady Girls Get Married, The Brady Brides, The Bradys and The Brady Bunch Movie.
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As of this writing, counting spin-offs, I was able to pinpoint nearly 50 titles on the market right now following the formula set by Dynasty Warriors 2, with at least five more slated to be released in the next couple of years.
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Instead, the connection to The Conjuring universe, which includes spin-offs Annabelle (of which there are two movies, and one more in the works) The Nun, and the upcoming The Crooked Man, is made via a character from the original Annabelle movie.
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FCA's share price has jumped more than 30 percent this year on a bullish outlook for the auto sector, Jeep growth expectations and speculation that Marchionne's final year at the helm could prompt strategic deals such as spin-offs, technology alliances and disposals.
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The film, set around the underwater kingdom known as The Trench, would be produced by Aquaman's director, James Wan, and its co-producer, Peter Safran, who has a long production history on horror films like The Conjuring and many of its spin-offs.
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Henderson starred in every episode of all five seasons of The Brady Bunch and later appeared as Carol Brady in spin-offs The Brady Bunch Variety Hour, The Brady Girls Get Married, The Brady Brides, The Bradys and The Brady Bunch Movie.
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Not only has the original show stood the test of time, but the medical procedural has lead to a number of spin-offs as well, most recently a new show called Station 19 which centers around a fire station near the hospital.
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Check out more of Creators's Game of Thrones coverage below: Game of Thrones' Gwendoline Christie Stars in an Experimental Fashion Film George R.R. Martin Announced Not Four but FIVE Game of Thrones Spin-offs Here's Every Major Death in Game of Thrones, Illustrated
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And here's a fun fact: While a slew of various actors have voiced Timon in the Lion King sequels and animated Disney Channel spin-offs, Sabella is the only guy to give Pumbaa his voice, so Rogen's stepping into some pretty big shoes.
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The stock jumped more than 20 percent last week on a bullish outlook for the auto sector and media speculation that Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne's final year at the helm could prompt strategic deals such as spin-offs, technology alliances and disposals.
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In 2016, Forbes named her one of the highest paid reality TV stars in the U.S., she's written several best-selling books and she is the only star on Bravo's "Real Housewives of New York City" to land her own spin-offs.
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In recent years, groups that have reshaped their portfolios through spin-offs and sales have outperformed peers in terms of share price development, Goldman Sachs said in a study last year, a trend which helped asset disposals in Europe reach their highest level since 2007.
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CBS All Access hasn't had as many splashy content announcements as some of the other new (or yet-to-launch) streaming services, but with "Twilight Zone" and an entire lineup of Star Trek spin-offs, it could become a real destination for science fiction fans.
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Those picks include Bank of America; preferred shares of government-controlled Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac; northwest Florida developer St. Joe (which investor David Einhorn made a big bet against); and Sears, along with its spin-offs Lands End and Seritage, among a few others.
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Amazon has also recently expanded into lingerie, shoes and handbags, and plus-size fashion – the latter with spin-offs from its Cashmere Addiction and Society New York labels, which now include a "plus" line, amid rumors that Amazon will do a standalone plus line.
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With two more films already planned in the new trilogy, plus three confirmed spin-offs, it likely won't be long before the sheer volume of Star Wars films bring in enough Oscar nominations to topple the towering 38 that the Rings/Hobbit series currently owns.
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They belong to a franchise encompassing Bravo's nine Housewives series and 14 spin-offs (including Vanderpump Rules); nine foreign incarnations airing across the globe; and President Donald Trump's The Celebrity Apprentice, which is also owned by NBC Universal and has functioned as a crossover series.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Struggling to adjust in the face of a damning inquiry into the financial sector, two of Australia's top banks shelved plans for share market spin-offs on Wednesday while its biggest wealth manager faced an investor revolt over a cut-price asset sale.
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Much newer spin-offs include Immunovant, which was announced in July to focus on treating autoimmune disorders; Altavant, which was announced in June and aims to develop treatments for pulmonary arterial hypertension; and Sinovant, announced in July, to focus on drug development in China.
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"NUS has seen more than 300 industry collaborations and partnerships, spun off more than 60 companies from the university's research and commercialized more than 350 technologies," said Chan, adding these spin-offs raised more than 200 million Singapore dollars ($145.65 million) in equity funding in 2015.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' When he does find the idol, it's Eliza's infamous "f—king stick," which has now "fully matured" out of its awkward stickish adolescence into a real hidden immunity idol.
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FCA's share price has shot up more than 30 percent so far this year on a bullish outlook for the auto sector, Jeep growth expectations and media speculation that Marchionne's final year at the helm could prompt strategic deals such as spin-offs, technology alliances and disposals.
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The filmmaker discussed the many ways in which he is expanding the world — a theme park with Disney in in the works, and his company has signed a deal with Dark Horse Comics for graphic novel spin-offs — but the movies themselves are obviously the biggest component.
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"There's no one model that the networks have adopted as they move away from pilots, rather they have opted a range of development options, including reboots and spin-offs, co-production, remakes, and straight-to-series," Fred Black, the Ampere Analysis analyst, said in the report.
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"There's no one model that the networks have adopted as they move away from pilots, rather they have opted a range of development options, including reboots and spin-offs, co-production, remakes, and straight-to-series," Fred Black, an Ampere Analysis analyst, said in the report.
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Even as abstracted as Civilization is, it's an enormously complicated game with absurdly long threads of cause-and-effect that would be excruciating to pick-up without the comforting knowledge that, after six games and however many spin-offs, you've done all this a hundred times before.
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Sure, it's missing the familiar opening text crawl Star Wars fans crave, but now that we're moving into franchise spin-offs like Rogue One (which has, you guessed it, spies!), it might be time to consider something a little different, and something like this could be perfect.
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A European failure to salvage the economic spin-offs from the deal could strengthen anti-Western hardliners in Iran and spur more aggressive Iranian moves around the Middle East, where the Islamic Republic is involved in protracted proxy wars with its main regional rival Saudi Arabia.
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Several film series have struggled at the box office in recent months, with "Alice Through the Looking Glass" and "The Huntsman: Winter's War" losing millions, and other sequels and spin-offs, such as "Kung Fu Panda 250.8" and "X-Men: Apocalypse," failing to match the grosses of previous installments.
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But they're also working from UC Berkeley's Skydeck accelerator, which has already put them in touch with a variety of resources and entrepreneurs, and the upcoming May 14 demo day will put their unique robotics in front of hundreds of VCs eager to back the latest academic spin-offs.
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Prior to its contribution to GCI, Liberty Ventures will reattribute to Liberty approximately $329 million of cash (amount to be finalized at closing), exchangeable debentures having annual estimated associated tax benefits of approximately $130 million, and aggregate estimated tax benefits from prior spin-offs of approximately $23 million.
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Bankers around the world are looking to the global stock market rally of the past year to kick-start a series of big floats and spin-offs, following years of caution and balance sheet repair by companies that led to a lackluster market for initial public offerings (IPOs).
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The man who played Screech in every episode of the popular teen sitcom and its spin-offs isn't shy about letting us know that fact ... and he believes it's a major reason why he should be included in the reboot, which will star alums Mario Lopez and Elizabeth Berkley.
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The two U.S. companies have said that one of the three spin-offs to emerge from the tie-up will be a maker of plastics and materials for high-volume industries such as packaging, automotive and construction, to be named Dow and consisting of the largest part of current Dow businesses.
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Factor in, too, that Grezzo's president is Koichi Ishii, the man who designed and directed the original Secret of Mana and several sequels and spin-offs, and also has credits on a number of Final Fantasy games, and you'd think Ever Oasis was set up to be an action-RPG heavyweight.
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Not only did I have to catch up on the flagship series, but also its various spin-offs, including The Bachelorette (the woman-led version), Bachelor In Paradise (a bunch of previous contestants together on a beach), and its newest outpost, Bachelor Winter Games (a bunch of previous contestants together in the snow).
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In addition to RHOA, she starred on spin-offs The Kandi Factory (2012), Kandi's Wedding (2014), and Kandi's Ski Trip (2015) as well as Xscape: Still Kickin' It — which followed Burruss and the fellow members of her '90s R&B supergroup as they reunited for their first performance in nearly 15 years.
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"We see no quick fix to what CMG really needs, a revitalization of top line, and activism's traditional tools for restaurants — spin offs, refranchising, asset sales and cost cuts — don't appear to offer short term opportunities, leaving few obvious quick levers to pull," analyst John Glass wrote in a note to clients Wednesday.
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His company created The Surreal Life and its myriad spin-offs: Flavor of Love, I Love New York, Rock of Love, Charm School, and I Love Money, and experienced its own massive tragedy when a cast member of Megan Wants a Millionaire , Ryan Jenkins, was charged with murdering his wife, Jasmine Fiore.
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Yola Fest is not the first women-centric festival of its kind—its predecessors include the long-running but now-defunct Michigan Womyn's Music Festival, Lilith Fair, and Ladyfest, a post-riot grrrl resurgence of DIY feminist punk that spawned several spin-offs in cities outside of its original in Olympia, Washington.
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If you have championed this kind of art, it probably means that you have aligned yourself with capitalist aesthetics, whose maxim is the more the art resembles the collector — polished surfaces, copies of historical antecedents, efficient production of signature products, spin-offs for the fashion conscious, and egregious profit margins — the better.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' If the emotional moments on the Naviti tribe remind us of the loved ones that the players leave behind, the confessionals from the Malolo tribe are a powerful testament to the reasons that the contestants come to play.
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After getting his start on the first-generation home makeover show Debbie Travis's Painted House, McGillivray, 39, landed his own series and hasn't slowed down since — taking on spin-offs (Buyers' Boot Camp, Moving the McGillivrays) and judging gigs (Flipping the Block, Canada's Handyman Challenge) all while landing a PEOPLE's Sexy Man of the Week award in the process.
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Global private equity investors has been increasingly interested in Japan since Bain led a consortium in an $18 billion deal in 2016 for Toshiba Corp's memory chip unit, as many large companies in the country are expected to consider a series of spin-offs amid a government drive to improve corporate governance and boost shareholder returns.
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After two games, four expansion packs, numerous mods and spin-offs, and ten years of near silence, the saga of Half-Life and its protagonist Gordon Freeman finally concluded last week with an unofficial blog post from the series' former lead writer Marc Laidlaw that received so much traffic most people had to read it on Pastebin.
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When Bravo first launched its original series The Real Housewives of Orange County back in 2006, no one could have imagined that the unique stories of five California moms would launch eight more stateside (and 11 international series spanning five different continents) spin-offs, much less start a pop culture craze that would transform the reality television landscape completely.
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A: And the core technology that we're applying can solve all of those issues – for us, where we want to be in a decade, focusing in on the scientific areas is where we need to get to, but I think doing spin offs in other areas utilizing the core technology is definitely an interesting model looking a couple of years ahead.
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I feel that, since I ended up doing zero work today and just working on this The popularity of this bracket also spawned some amazing spin-offs: And, of course, some ridiculous parodies: Sure, these brackets may not be how "seeds" and "sports" and "romance" work, but I feel like I'm back in sixth grade playing MASH during study hall.
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It was never intended to come out immediately—instead, it would follow a planned series of spin-offs and side games from Square Enix, each of which would fill in gaps in the story and set in motion important plot threads, all of which would eventually be resolved in the third numbered installment, the finale of the current major narrative arc.
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The Real Deal: Those who have seen The Last Jedi repeatedly know that there's a lot in there, but it took an official Lucasfilm video to reveal just how many Easter eggs were hidden in plain view during the movie, including references to the Star Wars: Battlefront videogames, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, and the comics and novel spin-offs.
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The lawmakers argue Trump will profit from a foreign state through his ownership of the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C., Trump World Tower in New York City and as executive producer of "The Apprentice," in which he is contractually entitled to a percentage of the profits derived from licensing the show and related spin-offs to television networks overseas.
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On a recent episode of his late night television show, host Jimmy Kimmel announced that he and "All in the Family" creator Norman Lear would be working together in producing a live television special that would reimagine episodes of both "All in the Family" and "The Jeffersons," the latter being one of Lear's more successful spin-offs (All in the Family had a total of five).
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With the former, change has been constant: The bombastic action of the original Far Cry (and its spin offs, like Far Cry: Instincts) was replaced with weighty animation and light simulation elements in Far Cry 2, which, in turn, was sanded down and turned into the much more approachable and forgiving Far Cry 3 and 4—games that also brought flight to the mix in a major way.
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HBO executives have previously said they want to be 'careful' about making 'Game of Thrones' spin-offs and prequelsAt TCA in July, HBO Programming President Casey Bloys would not comment on the status of the other "Game of Thrones" prequels besides the Watts pilot, but did not rule out the possibility for another "Game of Thrones" offshoot to get a green light by the end of the year.
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Underlying all this is an enthusiasm for Mikhail Bakhtin's idea of the carnivalesque, the comic–grotesque traditions of caricature and expressionism as an essential enlivening agency for work that would resist any and all artistic norms: not only formalism and its many spin-offs, but also Pop's corporate spirit, and the equally "cool", perceptual, photo, and idealist realisms that have flourished in America, Europe and the UK from the mid-sixties on.
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