On Making the Cut, what's built into the whole core of the show is branding, branding, branding, and big global branding.
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And it's not just about branding the drug; it's branding the condition, and by inference, a branding of the patient.
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As graphic designers at a branding agency, Lam learned the basics of branding.
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Yahoo branding, meanwhile, will continue to exist amid the Verizon/AOL/Oath branding stew.
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I found Emmelie De La Cruz, a personal-branding strategist and founder of The Branding Muse.
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She'd studied branding and marketing at N.Y.U., but branding and marketing herself was a different challenge.
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Today, given that Uber's branding is so marred, Lyft's branding seems to be a very big advantage.
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But the transition from self-branding to state branding has been, it seems, more complicated than anticipated.
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Forbes estimates the construction branding business at $123 million and the merchandise branding business at $14 million, for $137 million total.
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Co-opting the logic of advertising, they laid the template for the multimedia emphasis that's de rigeur for musical artists today, with theatrical live shows, narrative music videos, custom merchandise, substantive talking points, wild costumes, and branding, branding, branding.
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But the core problem with this campaign is that it spent more time branding Trump than it did branding its own candidate.
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Personal branding is an indispensable skill for creative professionals, and this course by branding expert Doris Clark teaches you how to master it.
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After spending a decade working at international design and branding agencies, Kristine Arth launched her own independent branding agency called Lobster Phone last April.
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Discussions of branding have become the norm particularly in creative fields — and yet personal branding may seem like a nebulous (and at times lofty) concept.
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They point to an industry that will be dominated by big companies that have deep experience in branding and deep pockets to fund branding campaigns.
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The development of similar tools for branding advertising means we are at the beginning of the journey for increased spend of branding dollars via digital channels.
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Microsoft also removed the "start" branding from the Vista Start menu, and replaced it with a Windows orb to further push the Windows branding in Vista.
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Last month, the company underwent a huge makeover, from a marketing and branding perspective, with the introduction of a new Twitch logo and other branding changes.
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Branding strategy 'premature' Boeing has also held dozens of briefings and simulator sessions for airline executives and pilots and held worldwide meetings with airline branding and communications staff.
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Additionally, the pairs feature contrasting red hits which dresses the Nike andStranger Thingsco-branding on the tongue tabs and insoles, along with the Nike branding on the heels.
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" Cecil, who wrote Branding Hoover's FBI, distinguished the bureau's branding from that of the CIA (which has an "entertainment industry liaison"): "They've never been good at it at all.
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I saw one on House of Highlights today, because I followed it before, and it doesn't have any SB Nation branding on there, or even Bleacher Report branding there.
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Thankfully, the days of confusing branding are behind us — all cards have Marriott Bonvoy branding, but some credit cards are issued by Amex, and some are issued by Chase.
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During the branding ceremonies, slaves were required to be fully naked, and a master would order one slave to film the branding while the others restrained the slave being branded.
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Businesses pay Snapchat to feature their sponsored lenses, which overlay branding on your face Businesses pay Snapchat to feature their sponsored lenses, which overlay branding on your face Evan Spiegel's vision.
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A 2008 Australian study published in Tobacco Control found packs that displayed plainer branding, brown colors, and smaller lettering were less attractive to consumers than a package with full branding elements.
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As we began to design our own website and work on branding, we did a lot of research into branding trends for consumer packaged goods, and what we uncovered was surprising.
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That would have been the ultimate in Amazon branding. .
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The addition of Sin City brings the carrier's total up to 20 cities for its 5G+ — a confusing branding it gave to avoid confusion with its purposefully confusing 5G E branding. Confused?
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"If you notice their branding, they completely copied our branding and our angle," Billie investor Dodd says of Flamingo, before quickly acknowledging that the Billie ethos is a pretty obvious one in 2018.
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For parents who grill in the backyard, here is a monogrammed steak branding and board set that includes one miniature hand-forged branding iron and a New England birch-wood board, also monogrammed.
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The branding has clearly changed a lot over the years.
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Branding an age category might sound like a frivolous exercise.
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They'd like to use any "Shark Tank" investment on branding.
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That, our friends, is what you call a branding problem.
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But what those products don't offer is the Watson branding.
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Or at least the company isn't branding it as such.
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Enroll in Introduction to Personal Branding on Coursera See Details
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Companies can customize the map to their overall branding image.
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And very often this is the work of branding language.
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So, with much publicity and clever branding, Prozac was born.
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Done right, music can be a highly effective branding tool.
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The two smartwatches will reportedly not sport the Pixel branding.
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What led you down this path of design and branding?
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"Senior care is one sector where branding matters," he said.
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But many brewers start their branding efforts with their employees.
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Dean Crutchfield, a branding consultant in New York, said Mrs.
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As far as branding goes, Virgin America had it down.
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The branding of Pride should fully benefit all LGBTQ+ people.
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These products are produced with partners but with Xiaomi branding.
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It was manufactured by Bullitt Group using the Kodak branding.
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Margolin was also Magnises' vice president of marketing and branding.
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Again, it appears that branding "trumps" politics in this app.
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So once vulnerability branding got started, it began to snowball.
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And there is new branding for 4K television sets, too.
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The team currently run Renault engines under Tag Heuer branding.
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Below, you'll find the fruits of their personal branding labor.
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They're delivered directly to your doorstep under Hubble's own branding.
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Moto phones will soon no longer carry the Motorola branding.
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Each graphically clear painting was a smart example of branding.
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The key, however, is Trump's one true talent for branding.
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It doesn't help that his advisor ecstatically begins branding the
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And, of course, as one more bit of canny branding.
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They have become important branding exercises for two controversial billionaires.
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From prices to store branding, Trader Joe's took the cake.
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He has also worked at branding agency Interbrand and McKinsey.
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Bob Killian, founder of Killian Branding, had a similar reaction.
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The branding threw them off, but the taste was great.
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Red Bull's Renault power units now carry Tag Heuer branding.
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In addition, SGMB shares the same branding as its parent.
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RSS also offers very few opportunities for branding content effectively.
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Samsung is back with a new smartwatch and fresh branding.
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Branding, Mr. Trump's specialty, is the capitalist version of transubstantiation.
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Beyond branding, I'd counsel the company to reevaluate its narrative.
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Or is he just another liberal Democrat with radical branding?
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Is it just you think its difference in branding, skill?
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The company plans to ramp up ads and branding efforts.
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I think the branding is going to become really hard.
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Similarly, the other lucrative aspect of festivals is obviously branding.
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And it goes beyond just great branding and consumer experiences.
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The machine is used to transfer the Jelly Belly branding …
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Timing: New signs and branding are expected in the fall.
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Donald Trump's empire was always more about branding than building.
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More truthfully, though, it recalls the work of branding agencies.
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Not ideal for GOP branding in suburban swing House districts.
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He was a chameleon and a master of corporate branding.
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The Salesforce logo replaced the MetLife branding atop the building.
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Life as a Nxivm "slave": whippings, branding and cold showers.
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And they don't all sport the Bird or Lime branding.
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Yes, even in the face of the apocalypse, branding matters.
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Yes, even in the face of the apocalypse, branding matters.
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But it turned into a tremendous branding positive for Salesforce.
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I write about movies and awards shows and SoulCycle branding.
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Beyond a branding fail, this sounds like a logistical nightmare.
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"And, of course, the branding is really important," he said.
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It's easy to dismiss the talk as exercises in branding.
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He knows that Republicans were wildly successful in branding Rep.
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But this is what I mean by the branding problem.
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But adding the Apple Pay branding would be a change.
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Both devices also feature branding and cosmetic differences, Roku says.
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All of that branding and effective communication is not easy.
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In San Francisco, the vehicles will carry the Scoot branding.
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The company is just keeping both names for branding reasons.
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" GM is branding the Hummer EV as a "quiet revolution.
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BECKY QUICK: You don't want the heavy branding just yet.
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Each has different branding, a different login, a different interface.
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It's good branding and good business – and it retains workers.
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He got rich because he was good at branding himself.
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Both of the models emphasize sturdier designs and company branding.
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And of course, Beats has the market cornered on branding.
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The branding makes its way to the most bizarre places.
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Reappropriating the word "is an effort at branding," she said.
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The airline has some pretty aggressive branding, including the Vietjet.
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Trump has instead treated the presidency as a branding opportunity.
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More leaping cat — and the nearly imperceptible R-Sport branding.
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I think they do a great job of branding NTS.
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The Tatneft branding was still on display at the station.
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"As a branding and recruiting professional, seeing someone's personality via their social media accounts gives me a lot of insight into who they are," Sadie Lövgren, recruitment and branding coordinator at STS Education, said.
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Duane Stanford, the editor of Beverage Digest, said a young beverage company today can buy its flavors from a flavor house, branding expertise from a branding expert and manufacturing from a producer on contract.
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For Massimo Mongiardo, a graphic designer and co-founder of Sublet Studio, a New York-based restaurant branding group, a choking poster commission ultimately landed him a job branding Metta, a Fort Greene restaurant.
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The goal of anyone tasked with branding a new medication is to prevent mix-ups, according to Martyn Tipping, a verbal branding expert who has worked with the likes of Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson, and GlaxoSmithKline.
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Also of note, while the front is devoid of any overt branding, the haptic disappearing home button takes the form of the company's "LE" logo, an extra bit of branding that just couldn't be avoided.
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Many people on Twitter were quick to point out the irony of the president weighing in on Boeing from a branding perspective, given that he has suffered various business and branding failures in the past.
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"Once we closed the acquisition, yes, the branding happened: there was co-branding in the store, there's opportunity for people to see TaskRabbit in the catalogue, we've been on a couple of commercials," she said.
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There is no branding, be it Essential's logo or a carrier's.
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Like her father, it's clear Ivanka Trump is a branding pro.
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Move past the 4D branding-speak, and the tech is compelling.
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MB: No, I mean like, AI has a branding problem. right?
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Its cash-flow could suffer if its bruised branding hits sales.
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And Burton Kramer, whose work includes branding the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
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Branding sauce with bands I like has certainly helped our exposure.
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Sometimes, you just want shampoo without being assaulted by branding first.
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When people talk about "branding," this should be the gold standard.
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You can enroll in Introduction to Personal Branding on Coursera now.
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This one is very svelte despite apparently carrying the Force branding.
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That's not to say that conventional branding doesn't matter on Amazon.
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He enjoys it—and sees it as a kind of branding.
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There's a new smartphone with racing car-related branding in town.
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I suppose "USCAM" would've been bad branding, and "CAMUS" too bleak.
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They also might not want any Keyo branding on their building.
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Red Bull use engines provided by Renault with Tag Heuer branding.
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I'm not sure what branding professionals thought that this was 1.
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Branding counts in some franchise areas, too, like home health services.
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BT branding will disappear from Openreach vans, overalls and the rest.
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Apple has officially dropped the iTunes branding from its Podcasts app.
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By branding Kavanaugh as the man who will overturn Roe v.
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Social Media for Writers, Blogging for Writers, and Branding for Authors.
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Most of the value in chocolate comes from marketing and branding.
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Consumers still look for some branding values in the automotive environment.
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Starwood will receive a fee for its branding and management services.
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Aside from Oreo branding, the packaging itself is festive and inviting.
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There is no victory sweeter than landing a great branding partnership.
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And someone who had made a lot of money on branding.
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That phone is not expected to carry the Pixel 3 branding.
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Its food isn't very good, and its branding and commercials suck.
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Sphero is releasing Specdrums again, except this iteration features Sphero branding.
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It's one part branding, one part cost and another part hubris.
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Samsung's smartwatches have been going by the "Gear" branding for years.
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Like all branding, however, the influencer business is a delicate one.
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And the branding of being a baby killer was just horrific.
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This shouldn't be something you do for self-marketing and branding.
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Our hope is yes, provided she works on her personal branding.
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And now it's at the center of an international branding war.
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Institutions of higher education are, of course, not unfamiliar with branding.
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The Formula One cars also carry some branding for the marque.
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In fact, his campaign was a master-class in strategic branding.
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"It's a useful branding tool," said lab deputy director Graham Brookie.
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Branding Democratic proposals as "socialist" will not be persuasive, he said.
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Opponents reacted by branding him out of touch with ordinary voters.
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OneCook is branding itself as the world's first robotic personal chef.
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Before anyone ever talked about "branding," the Panthers were doing it.
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SARA EISEN: Is that a branding exclusive you just gave us?
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Heineken branding was prominent at Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal.
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By now, most of us are accustomed to the branding terminology.
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But the Star Wars branding is the ace that Lucasflim holds.
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They are the companies that have the distribution and branding prowess.
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And with the branding, to some degree they're also buying image.
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Can we no longer enjoy a random branding campaign in peace?
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AND I SEE YOU'VE GOT YOUR BRANDING UP. FROST: WE DID.
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"They are branding their company with our life," Dewé told BuzzFeed.
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"I think the branding problem isn't Space Force," Cannon told Hill.
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When you're looking for a new job, personal branding is important.
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A type of negative Clinton branding seems to have taken over.
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It's an identical version of the product without the same branding.
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" Mr. Frankel, the branding expert, said, "BlackBerry made the same mistake.
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Paul LePage, whipped up the crowd in a speech branding Mrs.
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Silicon Valley's liberal branding can seem paradoxical given its political impact.
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" Nikpour is a national Republican pundit and author of "Branding America.
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Here's an example of an analytics application, featuring the new branding.
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Branding people "illegal," he says, makes them seem less than human.
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He's also in the process of launching a branding firm, Brandalaxy.
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A new era in sports entertainment, branding and marketing had begun.
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SoulAnnex has similar branding to SoulCycle, even its own clothing line.
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Red Bull are now using Renault units with Tag Heuer branding.
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It's time to stop branding these type of men successful leaders.
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Contra his maverick branding, he is not a real political outsider.
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"It's just an explosion out there," said branding consultant Dean Crutchfield.
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It's about branding, about banks, fashion, jewelry, drinks, all that stuff.
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That sentiment is bound up in the branding of the business.
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Automakers resisted, refusing to strip their cars of their own branding.
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Even the branding of hiking and outdoor activities skews heavily white.
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The branding is a reflection of her, which made it successful.
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Samsung is also working on standalone VR, with reported "Odyssey" branding.
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I loved the branding behind it so I was like, 'Alright!
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Sought-after employees understand the power of personal branding and persuasion.
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There's no branding aside from a sandwich board on the sidewalk.
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Some women said they reported the branding to state police officials.
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"Our watches don't beep," said Judith Borowski, the chief branding officer.
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He was my biggest inspiration, branding-wise, in the very beginning.
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Your political branding needs to be punchier in the internet age.
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Mainstream Jewish groups are now branding such campaigns as anti-Semitism.
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The resulting branding is sleek and appealing, but not especially lighthearted.
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Globalization, branding and the celebrity architect phenomenon have changed all that.
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If you can't beat 'em, shower them with your branding, apparently.
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Many companies use the bell-ringing ceremonies as a branding moment.
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In the case of Volgograd, there is also a branding problem.
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My suspicion is that Fatburger's branding is dragging the chain down.
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This includes your branding, website, business cards, and social media handles.
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Key to the campaign's success was "branding supporters," according to Graumann.
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There is no corporate branding plastered along the new Market Street.
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Branding all polygamists as felons has facilitated abuse, not eliminated polygamy.
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Defying branding, ultimately, will be the most successful strategy of all.
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"Red pill" is good branding—it's cowardly to live a lie.
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And it's not just products, either — it's branding, politicizing, team structuring.
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The account has since reverted to its normal name and branding.
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There are signs that it wants to establish its own branding.
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"It's all about the Trump branding on a product," Libowitz said.
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"It is a diminutive masterpiece of auditory branding genius," Kellaris said.
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Trump went on the offensive, branding the probe "another witch hunt".
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Always mindful of the branding, Trump touted the new "USMCA" name.
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Despite their distrust of big business, farmers are excited about branding.
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Twenty-one percent of people remembered the advertiser (without being prompted) when its branding was by the skip button, but 24 percent of people recalled the advertiser when there was no branding by the skip button.
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The design is almost identical to what we've seen from leaks of the Moto Z. In fact, I'm not sure that there's any difference aside from the "Moto" branding being replaced with "Droid" branding beneath the lens.
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Another very obvious reason is the branding of this version of Windows.
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" Branding "When you buy a product, you don't just buy the product.
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"In a way, authenticity is an important factor in branding," she said.
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The Corps has reportedly been working on the new branding for months.
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In fact, Carcel's labor practices are a key part of its branding.
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The Foreign Policy Design Group thinks you should travel for superior branding.
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These days, there are a lot of conversations happening around personal branding.
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Seltzer startup Recess has gone all-in on gradients in their branding.
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Branding professional journalists as fake news defies the logic of protecting America.
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" And, because branding is key, "the 'Saucamole' shout out on the heel.
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Now, Swift was a snake, something she's reclaimed with her reputation branding.
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With the new OP branding, Rockchip becomes the processor behind the curtain.
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It covers everything from color theory and composition to branding and layout.
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Samsung Galaxy Fold Opinions about the Galaxy Fold branding will surely differ.
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Changing names and branding have helped Chinese apps succeed with American users.
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T1w will return to their original branding for the upcoming Contenders season.
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I did it in part because it is a kind of branding.
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And we examine both the calculation and the creativity involved in branding.
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To coincide with International Women's Day, McDonald's made a controversial branding move.
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TCL is also introducing its first soundbars, which it's branding as Alto.
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And as branding tie-ins go, it's definitely hipper than golf balls.
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We do the production, the writing, the mixing, the videos, the branding.
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A good marketer obsesses over messaging, writing, branding, SEO, SEM, analytics, etc.
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BrightRoll was allowed to continue, albeit with some new Yahoo branding.46.
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K: Kellogg's Special K pretty much owns the letter "K," branding-wise.
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Branding aside, here's where BlackBerry the actual company still runs the show.
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Something that makes Bonin think they have more branding work to do.
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Update: Arm today reminded us that it's rather sensitive about its branding.
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Real estate branding in the Trump for president app, go figure. 3.
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In that context, the app's branding approach makes a lot more sense.
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Overall, none of them amount to more than #feminism as #woke #branding.
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Additionally, the expanded presence helps them to extend and leverage their branding.
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Mr Emanuel has preferred distant horizons, branding his as a "global city".
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Netflix will be using it for branding and marketing purposes going forward.
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" According to fire department, the device "has not JBL branding on it.
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Porsche didn't seem to take branding into account when ruminating on design.
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A full-stack approach is also better when it comes to branding.
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The names and branding for both teams have yet to be revealed.
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The new branding was unveiled earlier today, at Dunkin's Global Franchisee Convention.
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Today, it announced the branding will be taken nationwide and eventually internationally.
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The Skinnygirl mogul took issue with the clip's branding, aesthetic and pacing.
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I think of clothing as a means of expression, rather than branding.
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There's no Starbucks branding in the series, and there's no product placement.
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Roper, who leads the company's mobile branding, has a better strategy. 1.
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Unlike the Fire tablet, the design is curiously devoid of Walmart branding.
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In effect, Trump's campaign amounts to a very public re-branding maneuver.
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The "diversity" language 8/ was window dressing and branding to sell it.
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He says that because that is Gillette's branding ploy for these Olympics.
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Amazon and Google have been branding their own consumer products as well.
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The Foursquare branding and design of the location feeds is new too.
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How tied in are you with branding, and connecting the two stories?
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Kurt Andersen: We didn't think of it as branding at the time.
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During Pride month, rainbows take over company branding, websites, and social media.
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The first choice is to cancel all remaining branding and licensing contracts.
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The commodification of digital culture has engendered more explicit corporate branding, too.
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The front of the phone is devoid of branding and physical buttons.
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Additionally, Lime has added Uber branding to its scooters in these cities.
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N) in 2016 and re-branding what was left as Altaba (AABA.
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Did you post something that's not in line with your normal branding?
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Human branding has also found popularity in BDSM ("bondage, discipline, sadomasochism") communities.
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After extensive research, we are boq pulled elements from the original branding.
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I think in the corporate branding world, they give too much away.
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Mr. Dunn, who also directed, has created individuals who defy easy branding.
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He's also used this experience to launch his own branding firm, Brandalaxy.
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No colors, no symbols, no branding – nothing but Soviet-style government labels.
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A rallying cry on which a Ford branding effort was once premised.
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Burnett had previously worked in sales and had a knack for branding.
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These issues are disappointing, especially at a company branding itself as feminist.
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Like Henderson, Bouchard has the looks that contribute to global branding campaigns.
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Despite these spaces branding themselves as progressive, I still experienced gendered Islamophobia.
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Starrett wants Ocasio-Cortez's branding to inspire more ambitious political graphic design.
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"Trump is all about the branding," a senior House member told Axios.
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And from a kind of branding standpoint, there are some advantages there.
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Does it matter to users whether Microsoft branding is front and center?
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"Music and marijuana is potent one-two punch for branding," says Foote.
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Choosing a voice has implications for design, branding or interacting with machines.
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She is a consumer psychologist with expertise in branding, motivation and persuasion.
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Consumers are familiar with the branding and the meaning behind the model.
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These screens allow car companies to integrate branding into the vehicles further.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), Biden and Sanders have adopted its branding.
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"I would fit this into the idea of co-branding," she offered.
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" It's a snowballing market that some are branding "the internet of healthcare.
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Young people, right away, at the age of 12 are branding themselves.
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A free battle royale game under that branding is a huge deal.
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A free battle royale game under that branding is a huge deal.
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They had the same branding and four cigarettes in a neat row.
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Right now, soothing pastel gradients reign supreme in advertising and corporate branding.
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In the 2000s he was notoriously aggressive and shameless about his branding.
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From a branding and optics perspective, Ronda Rousey is still the champion.
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ZACHARY WOOLFE AT 1 MINUTE 5 SECONDS Talk about truth in branding.
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Li, though, insists that it wasn't any kind of branding or marketing.
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You could call his epic sub-two-hour race a branding stunt.
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"I could learn something from you about branding," the current president said.
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Meanwhile, Democrats are back to branding the President as a Russian puppet.
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He was in negotiations to acquire a small design and branding firm.
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Gone was the "No Malarkey" branding from previous Biden Iowa bus tours.
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Global branding laying out the red carpet for your delicately pointed feet!
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The word "artisan" isn't seen as much in Panera branding these days.
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New branding options will help external sales pitches and presentations look right.
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For her, the branding serves as a reminder of her late husband.
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"The president is a guy who thinks about branding," Mr. Toomey said.
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Everybody has a group of friends and the branding is very similar.
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Moore creates the ultimate negative branding problem for Republicans in every state.
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Others were aimed at branding Black Lives Matter as a political threat.
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Grey, light and dark, is the standout colour and Haas branding dominates.
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They are deeply involved in the hotel company's growth and branding efforts.
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"All of those things are part of the branding story," Moyal explained.
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In fact, the box's branding signals that this is the console's future.
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"You're branding them with a scarlet F" for felon, Mr. Kelly said.
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Why are so many Americans branding such people as criminals and leeches?
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"We need to do a better job of branding ourselves," he said.
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" Julian Long, a branding and marketing consultant, calls it a "compassion gap.
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"There's a risk in alienating their old base, because people interested in edgy commercials and edgy branding may not be interested in the new branding," said Ernest Baskin, an assistant professor of food marketing at St. Joseph University.
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"A recent potential partner wanted me to include branding for a big-box retailer, in addition to the branding of the product I was going to review — that just wasn&apost aligned with my brand whatsoever," said Heitlinger.
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Cambridge and its subsidiary, Worldwide Branding, took the model a step further, adding the promise of branding — news releases, video biographies and a personalized web page — and networking with other Cambridge customers who paid a membership fee to join.
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Rafiq said Volvo would not use Luxe branding on any of its apps.
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A lecturer on branding and marketing at Howard University and a former Mrs.
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I asked Garrett how social media, rooftopping, and branding feed on each other.
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Reddit needed a better branding strategy, and Snoo seemed like the obvious anchor.
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Away's new lofty valuation proves how far you can get with excellent branding.
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Beyond that, it looks like Microsoft will be formerly ditching the Lumia branding.
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I also like the return of the "MacBook Pro" branding below the display.
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The new lineup from GoPro is definitely less confusing from a branding perspective.
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They may just want to be a little more clear in their branding.
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On-trend styles, fresh branding, and some classic pieces thrown in the mix.
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What he liked about the Crunch model was its marketing and branding expertise.
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It's a very different sort of device, however, as indicated by the branding.
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So let's take this Anthony Hopkins content for what is: pure wholesome branding.
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It carries the same Leica branding, but we don't know its specs yet.
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"People can talk about advertising and branding" and those are important, said Valentine.
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They're the future, and Razer's here for it in all its branding glory.
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What happens next, well, is an attempt at that classic Apple branding magic.
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"I don't see how this ever succeeds as a branding exercise," he said.
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The Sub looks like a rectangular platform with engraved branding across the front.
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This comes after Paul was dropped by Google Preferred, a branding liaison program.
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Others turned the story into a longform investigation of corporate branding and identity.
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At DSC, Michael is a branding ace and bold in his marketing approach.
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The simplified name fits with Apple's minimalist, pretentious and particular sensibility towards branding.
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At the bottom is the only rear bit of branding on the hardware.
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Branding is perhaps the most common rationale provided for the celebrity-startup connection.
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That cynical approach seems to extend to his visual branding as a whole.
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I know I can't really afford $30 vitamins each month, BUT THE BRANDING.
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It is a personal branding choice that raises awareness of our worsening eyesight.
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What it is: Groovy, curvy, smooth typefaces used in startup and corporate branding.
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Despite their sporty branding, the ATH-SPORT2249TW don't come in any flashy colors.
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Washington has consistently warned Tokyo against intervening, branding such attempts as competitive devaluation.
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Graphic designers have already thought about what the organization's branding could look like.
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At issue is how Apple basically hides third-party branding from the results.
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"He allegedly participated in horrifying acts of branding and burning them," he said.
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As you're probably well aware by now, Kylie Jenner's branding game is strong.
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Liam, for the most part, has responded by constantly branding Noel a potato.
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" On Trump... Branding Comey a "nut job": "Yeah, I don't agree with that.
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But while the world saw a revolution, Kenneth Cole saw a branding opportunity.
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They replaced the Prodrive components, taking special care to remove all Prodrive branding.
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When Waiakea launched in 2012, the company allotted $12,000 for marketing and branding.
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The last truly great branding of a celebrity offspring was clearly Saint West.
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SARA EISEN: Obviously the branding and marketing is a big part of this.
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Was it a simple accident or the greatest branding stunt known to Westeros?
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That doesn't require branding or photos or widgets or a knowledge of HTML.
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The company also monetized its lenses through a branding option for corporate sponsors.
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For young men involved in subculture, fashion, and branding, streetwear provides this haven.
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" He is particularly contemptuous of celebrities, branding them the "enemy of the individual.
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Apple has been branding itself as a service company for a few months.
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What role does celebrity culture and personal branding fit in all of this?
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They are investing more in traditional corporate functions such as sales and branding.
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" The branding strategy summed it all up succinctly: "Taco Bell is something else.
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Congressional Democrats cover the charade branding any oversight as witch-hunts or racism.
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The redesigned can will replace each element of Budweiser-specific branding with Americana.
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Don't all of your disembodied emoji heads deserve great outfits with prominent branding?
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Here, both the brand itself and the act of branding are found pleasurable.
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That co-branding partnership accounted for one in 10 Amex cards in circulation.
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Most CMOs find their role is much broader than just advertising and branding.
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Ever the branding master, Trump relentlessly conveyed to voters that he was different.
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A branding firm in San Francisco proposed a number of logos and names.
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Harris is branding herself as a "progressive prosecutor" poised to take on Trump.
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The account reverted back to its original branding once the debate had finished.
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"It's a game of Whac-a-Mole," Mr. Mason of Branding Brand said.
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Social media platforms function as digital canvases of endless self-creation and branding.
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For us it's not just about selling from exhibitions, it's more about branding.
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More consumers are opting for luxury handbags with little or no visible branding.
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Nor was Mr. Trump the only candidate on Tuesday engaging in visual branding.
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Larger tenants can now rent a more private WeWork space with less branding.
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The I object exhibition, for instance, has prominent branding for its sponsor, Citi.
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We know Dylan loves to contradict himself; it's all part of his branding.
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But after many acquisitions and poor branding decisions, it became a confusing mess.
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How did that branding overlap with that of hip-hop's in the 90s?
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It's a small branding change, but it would make a lot of sense.
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Ocasio-Cortez's platform is unabashedly far left, and her branding is equally radical.
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With the influx of dispensaries in California, quality branding speaks of new highs.
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The customer display also allows businesses to show off their imagery and branding.
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In terms of the level of soccer, but also attendance, branding and relevance.
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It's not the most crass branding we've seen, but it's pretty damn silly.
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The W.S.L. bought Surf Ranch and began to step up its branding efforts.
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I was immediately bombarded with bubblegum-pink branding and coupon code pop-ups.
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Do you feel any responsibility for that, given your own contribution to branding?
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This, Ms. Squyres said, is where the company's branding becomes even more important.
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For some, origins are no longer front and center of their branding message.
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Next-generation media, meet next-gen branding, advertising and experiences at lightning speed.
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The presence of Pooh's likeness would contravene Olympic rules of sponsorship and branding.
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It designs them to communicate a company's branding and message without requiring sound.
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Mr. Malcolmson, 49, is a branding and graphic design consultant in New York.
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In part, he admires his seemingly unlikely idols for their skillful self-branding.
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The answer probably depends on how you feel about science, branding and tomatoes.
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Then it's beneath that overarching branding, it's what we're doing underneath the surface.
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It offers services in five areas: product, branding, communications, new business, and education.
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"One of the things I'm really passionate about is identity branding," Graumann said.
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At her new company, Omfgco, a branding and design firm in Portland, Ore.
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Japan Tobacco is selling the technology overseas and branding it as Ploom Tech.
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How Costco&aposs branding worksCostco doesn&apost actually manufacture the products it sells.
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In November, Germany topped the Nation Brands Index (NBI) for best international branding.
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Price and branding of the new service is still yet to be determined.
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A new lease owner could adjust the branding and managing of the building.
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"That was a significant branding mistake, because awe is not fun," he said.
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It commonly seeps into popular culture, including high fashion ads and lifestyle branding.
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There is intellectual property behind everything, especially in the modern age of branding.
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She has his eye for image and branding, his sensitivity to perceived criticism.
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He was in charge of the company's branding, customer support and operations divisions.
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Its products, branding, and show seems to have no idea who it's targeting.
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Rushing such a critical element of your branding is rarely the right move.
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The history of modern African fiction is essentially 100 years of branding disaster.
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Nike, which has pushed virtuous branding, has been embroiled in a doping scandal.
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It comes down to branding, a source close to the White House said.
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Alisha Ramos Don't underestimate the importance of branding in all aspects of product.
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Walking up to the restaurant, I was greeted with the chain's signature branding.
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Miraculously, we boarded a plane completely free of Vietjet branding at 9 pm.
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The superficiality, the branding — that was part of their project from the start.
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With the Galaxy Watch, Samsung is abandoning the Gear branding from its smartwatches.
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It's an interesting exercise in branding and the unbearable lightness of our times.
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SceneFour, a Los Angeles design and branding firm, started making them in 2011.
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None of us would ever come up with the idea of branding ourselves.
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Before Trump's inauguration, I noted that "governments as we know them are becoming more like companies" -- real-estate and branding enterprises, at that -- and predicted that this pattern would simply accelerate under a profit-obsessed real estate-and-branding magnate.
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And there's reason to be skeptical: InfluenceMap researchers found that the five largest oil and gas companies, which includes BP and Shell, last year spent $400 million on climate-related lobbying/branding and $960 million on non-climate-related lobbying/branding.
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The owners also shared my vision for branding, building a future and adding value.
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"The public has the memory of a flea," says independent branding consultant Rob Frankel.
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"The trust is broken," says Min Lew, a partner at branding firm Base Design.
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The name of Hulu's service has been updated to reflect its most recent branding.
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Junquiera is the co-founder and VP of Branding and Business Development at Nubank.
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He shared a lot about business and the marketing and branding of that song.
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Startups have had a long run of branding themselves with creative misspellings, animal names.
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This year, the Global Goals feature prominently in branding and badging throughout the conference.
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It's cheaper and your guests can use the item without the obvious wedding branding.
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In this context, it makes sense for the company to sunset the old branding.
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According to FoodBeast, the natural branding system does not harm or alter the produce.
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So hopefully all your branding and messaging efforts evoke specific emotions in potential customers.
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Branding almost always happens behind closed doors, but Mozilla wanted a more inclusive approach.
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The Outline was born based almost entirely on the ideas of innovation and branding.
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And the branding they have isn't appealing to the demographic they seem to want.
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I think they're migrating to Paris for commercial reasons, creative reasons, and branding reasons.
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But it is going to be hard to argue with Artemis' message and branding.
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Since the reveal, Porsche announced both cars would be given the new "Taycan" branding.
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NRN explained that the new branding test locations could become part of larger redesign.
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Verizon will retain the rights to the Yahoo web properties and branding, so Yahoo.
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And that leaves the president to continue branding the economy on his own terms.
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The first such handset from LG bears similarly confusing branding — the LG V30S ThinQ.
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She said the city did not ask for the changes to the rink's branding.
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Base coined the term "blanding," but the international branding agency is anything but boring.
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The two smartwatches will reportedly not sport the Pixel branding of Google's flagship phones.
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Aside from the Kodak branding, the two tablets are pretty average budget Android tablets.
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Planned competition may change the nature and branding of the trains on French tracks.
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But soon Miniatur Wunderland will have to revise its model with some Brightline branding.
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Lowe's' blue branding gave me a sense of calmness as I roamed the store.
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And Trump didn't need signs or stickers or vests to create a branding phenomenon.
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I don't love excessive branding, so the Sub is a miss for me aesthetically.
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Plus: Read Emily's guest post about how branding drives success for early-stage companies.
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No other fall crop, not even the apple, receives branding in quite this way.
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"People spend millions on branding that is less succinct than that," Mr Farron says.
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According to Mashable, people in Japan have started decorating their phones with Evian branding.
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Most stars have no personal style and just want to make money through branding.
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That's exactly what advertising—and male branding—thrives on: the longing for something unreachable.
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I'm obsessed with the branding of it and what it means in pop culture.
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And even for the king of branding, developers are notoriously hard to market to.
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Blass revealed nothing else, including whether or not the device would carry Nexus branding.
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Learn more about why design runs in his blood, his branding philosophy, and more.
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"It certainly makes sense from a branding perspective," said Daniel Kurnos, analyst at Benchmark.
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It gets branding, and not just because it partners with Snoop Dog for advertising.
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Online users expect different cultural, branding, marketing, functionality, cost, customization, engagement, and service experiences.
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If you want its cheap phone you need to deal with its excessive branding.
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Investors say branding and marketing are crucial if DTC startups are to make it.
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Basic features are free and you can pay for additional features and branding options.
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This is in line with the recent re-branding of the X-Men franchise.
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The publisher controls the branding on the domain and gets all the ad revenue.
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They're also part of the extremely successful branding of an extremely successful TV show.
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First it established an airline in Austria called Lauda, with red-and-white branding.
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The color and branding tells everyone you care about the helping a good cause.
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AOC isn't Apple or Rolls-Royce or even Porsche; its branding doesn't exude cool.
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Previously, she established GV's marketing function, working with their portfolio on branding and growth.
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"The final piece in this story is one of branding and experience," Clarkson explains.
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In the newly created role, Verine will report to Fabio Mancone, chief branding officer.
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Phone branding is a big problem and can quickly become a web of weird.
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He cited the branding and allure of the casting for a successful movie recipe.
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He was able to say stuff like that because those people don't understand branding.
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The Lily branding rights were sold to the Mota Group for $300,000 in January.
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Awards also offer additional benefits including, but not limited to, validation, credibility and branding.
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Personal branding experts would say that your online brand must reflect your personal brand.
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Update, 7:10AM ET: Article update to clarify Nokia's branding efforts with HMD Global.
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The Trump Organization's hotel business is mainly made up of branding and management contracts.
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You don't become the most famous hacking group in the world without good branding.
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For some consumers, the packaging and branding were enough to elevate otherwise unexceptional products.
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It isn't the time for branding or getting people to pay attention to companies.
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The easygoing branding belies an outfit that can hold its own on Wall Street.
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It often has a very male gaze that's hard to deny in their branding.
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"Follow marketing and branding influencers, individuals and companies, on social media," the expert says.
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Businesses are also in need of talented creatives to tell their story through branding.
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Our branding is unfortunate: It's a confused mix of Crocodile Dundee, racism, and Vegemite.
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She's a junior marketing associate at a branding agency,because of course she is.
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Selection of music is determined by the site's branding, content, and individual visitor preference.
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But the Bitcoiners rebelled, branding Segwit22x a "corporate takeover" of Bitcoin's open-source code.
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So in January of this year we decided to have a global branding exercise.
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No, I don't personally identify with the branding as much, even though it's cool.
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Avery Dennison manufactures pressure-sensitive adhesive materials, apparel branding labels and specialty medical products.
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Despite having four speakers and Bang & Olufsen branding, audio output is tinny and unpleasant.
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Blackberry Messenger isn't uniquely safe, but it has that precious whiff of Blackberry branding.
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Others provided Trump with lucrative branding deals that required no investment on his part.
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The service had initially faced challenges in consumer adoption, largely because of its branding.
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Knowledge of and familiarity with a wide range of branding frameworks and case studies.
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Microsoft appears to be readying a Bluetooth-powered keyboard with the Surface branding attached.
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The Screenwise support pages carry prominent Google branding, and there are detailed privacy disclosures.
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Rivals accuse the LNA of stoking violence by branding all its opponents as terrorists.
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Diamond and Silk have turned these incidents into branding opportunities, claiming they were censored.
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"You can call it branding, you can call it whatever you want," he said.
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FACEBOOK SAYS UPDATING COMPANY BRANDING TO BE CLEARER THAT COMPANY'S PRODUCTS COME FROM FACEBOOK
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Long story short, Meredith sold it to ABG, a branding, marketing and entertainment company.
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O'Rourke's personal branding and social media advertising were key to his campaign against Cruz.
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"The primary focus, branding, and emphasis, however, is on science," Hislop told Business Insider.
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Beyond the naming convention change, Google is also subtly altering the branding for Android.
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" The physicians' lobby broke records with its opposition campaign, branding Truman's plan "socialized medicine.
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Clients could pull in Axios content and send newsletters that incorporate their own branding.
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Along those lines, Nectar put the customer experience at the forefront of its branding.
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During the trip the Agalarovs and Trump discussed branding a Trump Tower in Moscow.
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It was a hoax intended for the branding of a clothing and accessories label.
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"That was my first taste of entrepreneurship — that insight into personal branding," recalled Alluora.
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They excluded more than 100 others, branding them tainted by a government doping program.
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The watch is kept simple with hour markers and Nixon branding at 3 o'clock.
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My branding strategy is this: I know myself, like myself, and believe in myself.
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Apparently, there's a large market for flamethrowers with tunnel boring company branding out there.
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Rather than branding work as a four-letter word, they should do two things.
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The nonprofit plans to kick off a branding campaign to accompany the move uptown.
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It's made just $7.7 million, branding it as one of this year's biggest flops.
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They never asked for a co-branding opportunity, and Urban Outfitters certainly didn't either.
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The name even briefly inspired a hashtag, #KimOhNo, to call out the poor branding.
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Now, the companies are creating new versions of fast-food classics, keeping the branding.
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Her direct experience in global branding and market entry and business transformation is impressive.
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The all-caps branding seems like a direct affront to millennials and Gen-Zers.
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He has a long list of fashion, art and branding shoots under his belt.
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But for the potential owner-operator-star of Trump TV, it was all branding.
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The push to remove the Trump branding from 22 Riverside Boulevard began in 250.
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Mr. Kirman said "authenticity" was going to be a big part of the branding.
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The whole effervescent category we're in was a little stagnant in terms of branding.
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In 2015 and 2016, the E.U.I.P.O. refused Shoe Branding Europe's registration in separate decisions.
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He is a member of the university's history faculty, not a lecturer on branding.
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Those examples were more obviously offensive than the commemorative Nikes, several branding experts said.
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Even more problematic are the stealthy branding opportunities facilitated by the artist's personal effects.
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If she were alive today, she'd probably be teaching a branding class at Harvard.
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With so much talk of branding and creative content, is it even journalism anymore?
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You wrote an essay for the New Yorker about the rise of personal branding.
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"It just really is more of a public awareness and branding thing," he said.
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The women were then driven to a nearby house, where the branding took place.
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"@coronasafetymask" used a photo of actress Emma Watson with a mask overlay as branding.
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He exhorted those present to be conscious of the narratives embedded in their branding.
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Already some on Twitter have given their own branding, including Best Consumer Fraud Place.
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I'm not a huge fan of the branding on the back, which sticks out.
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Fatburger is the only fast-food chain to embrace the word in its branding.
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TIM MILLER: The branding we had worked on was the Growth and Opportunity Project.
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Branding is a big part of getting people to support a minor league team.
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Branding and a global retail network are not part of her five-year plan.
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She would not recommend MoCo for the art, but she loved the museum's branding.
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Airbnb's strong branding has helped it spend less here relative to competitors like Booking.
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With his current businesses, he has focused on creating a premium experience in branding.
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Yudina will also look to grow the customer support, compliance, branding, and design teams.
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Last year, we worked on the branding for a women-founded and -focused brand.
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The Brooklyn-based Red Antler consultant firm worked with them on branding and design.
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That company is reportedly launching a third hard seltzer drink with Bud Light branding.
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White will be helping Bryant with marketing and branding for an upcoming project launch.
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Dr. Johnson thinks sustainable brands can certainly use marketing and branding to their advantage.
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Rappers often refer to the Champagne as "Ace of Spades" because of its branding.
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It'll likely be the same vehicle as the Scoot Moped but with different branding.
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"We regret the lewd nature of the branding," another tweet from the department said.
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The value of that branding exposure is $32 million, according to Apex Marketing Group.
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She is no doubt just getting started on a lifetime of personal branding businesses.
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Is there any example of a company that you think does branding really well?
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He's also paid back the $20173 million that he made on the branding change.
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Innovations in printing and marketing, such as stereotype plates and image branding, democratized literature.
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Prior to that clever branding, they were just rocks—their trendy gift potential unseen.
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All the branding you might expect in a Disney Park experience is not here.
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At Davos, Macri presented his country as a case study in successful nation branding.
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For him, obscurantism was not a branding ploy—it was an attempt at togetherness.
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Dubai&aposs government-owned Emirates airline covered a plane in "Year of Tolerance" branding.
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"They are going to have to invest more in innovation and branding," he said.
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He won by branding his opponent a big-spending liberal, unconcerned about fiscal prudence.
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But this year, the co-branding opportunities are even bigger, stranger — and more seamless.
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Blavatnik built his fortune in Russia before branding himself as an American-British philanthropist.
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Even the most paradoxically anti-consumption Black Friday branding can ultimately mean more sales.
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We started branding ourselves, we have the Cyco City Citizen, which is our newspaper.
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"The current situation means that the Games branding that we are so used to seeing at every Olympics has suffered, and this branding is important as it tends to give you a sense of place," he said in an email from Rio.
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"OPEN-MINDED AND PROGRESSIVE" Re-branding an organization as successful as the Crusaders should not be too challenging as long as it was recognized from the start that they could not please everyone, according to marketing academic and branding consultant Dr Michael Lee.
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The group has previously worked with the Paris-Los Angeles branding and design firm Weekends for their award-winning bar-taqueria Candelaria and the NY-based branding agency Safari Sundays and Swedish interior designer Jeanette Dalrot for Hero, their Korean barbecue restaurant.
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Good way to see how the notch replaces the home button as iPhone branding. pic.twitter.
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Google has also rolled out a suite of lightweight mobile apps under the "Go" branding.
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At the time, Ohanian said in an interview that net neutrality had a branding problem.
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When it comes to branding and packaging, Typology is betting everything on a minimalist design.
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I'm sure branding experts will tell you that clean, white labels mean transparency and simplicity.
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It even tried co-branding with Cold Stone Creamery to drum up interest among Americans.
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But the "anti-cheating" and "branding" rhetoric — ahem, certain Today show anchors — is pretty problematic.
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But back in the 1970s, branding was still a new concept in the music industry.
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The company will keep its branding and operate under the Americas division of ASSA ABLOY.
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Initially, the 'from Silicon Valley' branding helped open doors for Golden Gate Ventures, Lauria said.
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Like many of MLS's recent expansion teams, LAFC's branding has centered around a civic identity.
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If you think about it, that makes sense – especially in the context of "Surface" branding.
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Manifesta's program has long been about branding cities through fusions of art and social capital.
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But this is the first time Coca-Cola brought back New Coke with that branding.
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It's also countered Intel's "Extreme!" branding with an over-the-top "Heavy Metal" marketing campaign.
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Last year, a company in China's Jiangsu province filed for a patent of Skynet branding.
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The second rejection came because Begley used Google Maps images without the correct Google branding.
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You'll even learn how to become adept at SEO and master branding, blogging, and copywriting.
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Within the party, Maia rose by strongly advocating for and winning a party re-branding.
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Few things are as heretical in branding as saying "No" to the question of monetization.
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For example, Ford uses turbochargers in many of its newer engines, branding it as EcoBoost.
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Unfortunately, branding experts can't quite agree on whether it's an approach to emulate or avoid.
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Companies pay for those profiles to improve their branding, especially when it comes to recruitment.
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It's a violent scene, with Negan branding the man's face with a fire-hot iron.
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When they sold Shea moisture, they got a whole new branding team of white women.
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JustFoodforDogs is facing a branding challenge: it has branched out into the cat-food game.
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This wouldn't be the first time Drake had incorporated the number six into his branding.
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It's interesting that they are adopting the Xbox branding for this PC gaming-focused service.
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Both models feature Razer's signature black-and-green color scheme and, of course, Razer's branding.
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Lightspeed and its customers will be able to customize Stripe's terminals with their own branding.
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The branding looks much more like a traditional sports club than an e-sports franchise.
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In fact, "AI" is now part of the branding for all of these 2018 TVs.
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The French version of LG Canada doesn't reflect the branding change, nor does LG America.
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They also don't exhibit any obvious branding and come in a choice of highlight colors.
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All of Bluesmart's intellectual property, designs, and branding have been bought by luggage giant Travelpro.
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Yes, there's a notch, and yes, it has that ThinQ branding with AI camera features.
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ABC also sees this as a branding opportunity since Facebook does not allow traditional commercials.
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Both the MateBook X Pro and MateBook 14 (pictured) have cleaner branding on the lid.
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It's branding all these new camera features under an Apple-esque "Pixel Visual Core" chip.
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Banks have also taken aim at lucrative co-branding deals carrying exclusive rewards for customers.
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What few changes have been made are entirely branding-based, as best I can tell.
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But the Yahoo branding you're familiar with will stick around and become part of Verizon.
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Adding the smile and removing the flies turned out to be a wise branding decision.
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" Of the alleged branding, Garcia says, "It indicates a person belongs to a particular group.
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It's all in the branding, Paul Dergarabedian, a Comscore senior media analyst, told CNBC recently.
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He knows branding and marketing (a big part of the game) because he created himself.
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But in the past, Google has relied on co-branding efforts with its Nexus devices.
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This is a branding play though at this point the LIly brand is rather toxic.
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The Super Bowl isn't just the height of sport, it's also the height of branding.
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It's a bit of branding confusion, to be sure, but that's never stopped Microsoft before.
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It's more about improving Apple's branding as iOS 10 is a free download after all.
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But it turns out, Kodak's position in this deal is mostly just a branding deal.
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But perhaps her greatest innovation was branding—naming the site Persian Kitty, after her cat.
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The alternative path provides merchants more control over branding, margins and access to customer insights.
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Are you invested equally in coaching staff and branding and marketing and the whole thing?
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We include health care providers among those who have jumped onto the co-branding bandwagon.
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The Merge branding isn't going to carry over when the bikes come out in 2019.
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Yelling at an unresponsive LG robot in the supermarket sounds like a bad branding moment.
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The trick to caribBEING's branding is that it is specific and particular, but not exclusive.
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The assessment suggested Boko Haram's loyalty pledge had so far mostly been a branding exercise.
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Gambia withdrew from the International Criminal Court last month, branding it the "Infamous Caucasian Court".
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Sure, it's a very subtle change, but the redesign comes with a big branding message.
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Moodie thinks that without packaging real estate, tobacco companies will begin branding the cigarette itself.
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The NFL has partnered with the Fashion Institute of Technology to revamp the league's branding.
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Hopefully, the engineering that went into James Dyson's new gadget is better than the branding.
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The industry's branding of alcohol is selling it as something more than it really is.
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A typical GVC consists of several steps, from conception to assembly to branding and marketing.
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Gentefy used contemporary branding to make these legacy businesses more attractive to these young Latinxs.
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As COO & Head of Marketing, Dawoon oversees the company's overall vision, strategy, branding, and marketing.
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So far, the Old West setting itself is essentially an exercise in theme park branding.
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The design could hint at what Lime wants to do with its retail store branding.
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The branding first appeared on the Ferrari cars last October at the Japanese Grand Prix.
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It's certainly an early prototype, as there's no "iPhone" branding anywhere on the back casing.
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For Netflix, a feud with the world's most prestigious film festival is a branding opportunity.
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" He added, "It's still a surprise why a company would do this to its branding.
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And, though I loathe the word branding, that's exactly what she's always been aware of.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey doesn't appear to be a big fan of Facebook's new branding.
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Now, we're testing out many different things, from recruiters, employee referral bonuses, branding, conferences, etc.
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You'll even study up on color theory, typography, branding, logo design, layout principals, and more.
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The film style guide, which was leaked when branding and design firm Hamagami/Caroll, Inc.
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The loans came shortly after Steinhoff bought the 45 percent stake in GT Branding Holding.
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They found a warehouse space, a sewing factory and poured resources into marketing and branding.
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But what does an apartment with Mandarin Oriental or Ritz-Carlton branding look like, anyway?
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More recently, even the real-estate part was supplanted by a branding-and-media hustle.
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But for centuries, neighbors have gathered each spring for a day of branding newborn animals.
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Maya Elious is a 29-year-old business consultant and personal branding strategist for women.
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In this era of meticulous self-branding, his apparent apartness feels like something to celebrate.
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Nuuly's website is aesthetically pleasing, and the company's branding is clear from the get-go.
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Of course, it could also be a buggy disaster with way too much influencer branding.
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The driver can place the Stradale in eDrive mode — Ferrari's branding for all-electric mode.
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In August, it debuted a mascara with the same branding — cheetah-print casing and all.
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And look, from the perspective of marketing and branding, he deserves a lot of credit.
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He turned to increasingly dubious sources of credit and branding opportunities at home and abroad.
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That branding, the lawsuit alleges, misleads customers into paying a "premium price" for the drink.
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Whether it's the branding or the taste, something about Oatly has similarly resonated with consumers.
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This social and ideological branding glues together what Lewis calls the "Alternative Influence Network" (AIN).
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FinFisher and Hacking Team never had anything special other than branding and post-sales services.
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The company's clean product branding has attracted a mass of young cultish fans, Recode reports.
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In 2014, Teena Touch, a marketing and branding freelancer in New York City, quit drinking.
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It seems like it would be pretty hard to go wrong with bottled water branding.
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Read more: LaCroix's retro branding and word-of-mouth marketing catapulted it to the top.
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The company also helps sellers with branding and figuring out which platforms to sell on.
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In this era of "America First," the Trump administration has doubled down on this branding.
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But the relationship between Bloomberg the man and Bloomberg the company runs deeper than branding.
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Though the dates have been changed, the branding — the XXXII Olympiad — is staying the same.
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The tweet was still live on Friday but the account had removed the CNN branding.
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At a time when branding one's work became an option, Duran was clearly pushing back.
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Just like male athletes, these women are engaging in self-packaging as a branding method.
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Sylvie's branding, which she said was in the process of being scheduled, never took place.
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My friends — men and women — shared similar stories about how branding had invaded their marriages.
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Before you dive into any new doodad, consider a company's ethics, morals, branding and messaging.
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They need to rethink the Temple of Beauty branding they've coasted on from the start.
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Still, some nonprofit groups argue that they can't afford to hire branding and marketing experts.
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Ms. Zfat equates the importance of Wi-Fi branding to screen names 15 years ago.
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Fatburger is the only major burger chain to use the word "fat" in its branding.
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The swirl plus the BTS branding gave this an easy Instagram edge over the cupcake.
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President Trump and the Republican Party would likely spend millions branding him as a socialist.
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The phone also comes in this premium leather box with Caviar's branding on the inside.
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The recent "Star Wars," by contrast, clearly doesn't need either; it's just software and branding.
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With the right branding, those chickens would sell like iced coffee in a heat wave.
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They knew nothing about engineering, manufacturing, branding, distributing or the need to get a patent.
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Through branding, candidates are saying something about themselves, their campaign, and their vision for America.
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This isn't the first time Motorola has tried to bring back the iconic RAZR branding.
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Ulta received high marks of 3.5 stars for "excellent branding" and an "enthusiastic sales staff."
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She was organizing an event and needed a speaker to talk about personal branding. Bingo!
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Acquaintances warned him that party affiliates were branding him a traitor in WhatsApp chat rooms.
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In an era when personal branding is presumed, no following is too small to monetize.
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The Knicks also recently hired the longtime music executive Steve Stoute as a branding consultant.
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Even so, apart from Mr. Ball's gauche self-branding, there were few ripples Thursday night.
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We live in a digital age in which branding matters, particularly to the younger generations.
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The shoe's heel has the Nike branding and model name in a similar burnt orange.
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High-performing companies grow organically by investing in branding and customer experience, the report found.
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Jeilani argues that Scoodle's key differentiator is its focus on tutor branding driven by content.
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The badge remained in place after they changed the name and branding during the debate.
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A combination of technological advancements, functional needs, and branding considerations made Chicago possible — and popular.
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Summer Zervos claimed Trump defamed her by branding her a liar after she went public.
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Her online branding is mostly limited to her Instagram account, where she has 139,000 followers.
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Noelle Nikpour is a GOP strategist and fundraiser, television commentator, and author of Branding America.
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With the current rise of "plant-based" branding, butter alternatives might just find new relevance.
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Mr. Trump's voters want Obamacare, but they want Mr. Trump's gold-plated branding on it.
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Prior to that, he was the vice president of corporate branding and communication at Swarovski.
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AK Steel will become a subsidiary of Cliffs and keep its branding and corporate identity.
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Branding half of the people in the country as "deplorables" and "bitter clingers" dehumanizes them.
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Ms. Salzman's daughter, Lauren, was reportedly involved in the secret sorority and oversaw branding ceremonies.
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Joke aside, Inslee's campaign strategy boils down to branding himself as the climate change candidate.
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But the bottom line is that these companies are increasingly competing on experience and branding.
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"Giving the typeface a name that's consistent with all of the messaging that the campaign has used since the beginning [is] a powerful symbol," said Geoff Yost, a partner and designer at Charleston, SC branding agency Annex Studio who wrote about Clinton's branding last year.
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TPUSA had event branding on the screens, but during a run through ahead of Trump's remarks a few hours before the event, the team was told they had to change the branding to a presidential seal, prompting a search for a high quality image.
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And like all people who are a little uncomfortable making a selection from a seemingly endless roster of gadgets, I follow the helpful heuristic of good branding — branding that's meant for me — when determining if any given object is relevant to my life and needs.
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These products can provide value not because they have the branding my millennial ass loves, or because of their price tag, or sleek branding, or harrowing origin stories, but because the ultimate goal is for you to solve your broken heart from the inside out.
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If all your branding is on point, it will translate into sales and more fans. Hopefully.
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Given the prominent ThinQ branding, it will also have a fair amount of AI-enhanced features.
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We still didn't have a name, and we actually hired a branding company to come in.
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Lesser-known brands were chosen over famous brands to erase any premium that comes from branding.
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The net loss is expected to be widened, mainly attributable to investments in branding and ads.
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From where Cohen sits, fears about the company's branding and place in the market are overblown.
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Given this, we do not intend to perform validation that the URL matches the branding information.
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The cynical side of me wondered if perhaps the Speedfactory was an elaborate, expensive branding exercise.
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The plane's branding was updated at last week's Paris Air Show: It's now called the Spacejet.
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Starbucks confirmed to CNBC via telephone that they currently operate one store under completely separate branding.
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That follows another move earlier this year to strip the Vevo branding from musicians' YouTube channels.
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Sadly, there is no amount of clever branding or subway advertising that will eliminate those realities.
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The realization of the need to target individuals resulted in the fundamental thesis surrounding Immediately, branding.
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But this is the first time Coca-Cola is bringing back New Coke with that branding.
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That trademark was challenged by Belgium's Shoe Branding Europe after a decade-long dispute with Adidas.
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Bad branding means bad funding, so while those preliminary studies are promising, they're also relatively rare.
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A decade ago, a family branding themselves as the modern Brady Brunch out of Calabasas, Cali.
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The anti-anxiety medication is one of SoundCloud rap's central concerns, as well as branding devices.
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Like especially Planned Parenthood in their branding, um in getting all of these like awesome celebrities.
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The group's branding operation is puny, generating only 2120-22015% of its asset value and sales.
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But her job at Vought is all about branding, and she's aware that image is everything.
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Infosec branding is similar to skincare products—unregulated claims offered in a saccharine spoonful of fluff.
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The Working Assembly "Clients often come to us and say, "I love the branding of this.
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The redundant design process and inefficiencies in branding resulting in millions of dollars wasted each year.
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She has a hand in their endorsement deals, branding, and in some cases, their product lines.
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The company, which he founded in 1984, also scrubbed him from its logo and branding materials.
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That could involve behaviorally targeted branding, as well as ads that steer you toward local haunts.
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Vizio has added a ton of branding to the product names to emphasize their upgraded picture.
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The hiring of Steve Stoute as the Knicks' new branding consultant has also quickly raised questions.
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And that, no matter how slick the branding, will never be easily outsourced to a website.
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He denied the allegations and claimed that the team was part of its branding exercise campaign.
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Branding the American West will be on view from October 29, 2016 to February 5, 2017.
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"There wasn't branding when I was young really, it wasn't like it is today," Cher said.
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Yet Change UK is having a tough time, not least over its poor organisation and branding.
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What we received was a new level of narcissism paired with a devotion to corporate branding.
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Among the most popular are branding the wedding date, spouse's name or initials onto the finger.
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Beyond branding and menus, another point of contention among diners was the affordability of the meal.
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The DAC is the all black product on the left side with the Bang & Olufsen branding.
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Investment (including capital spending, research, branding and marketing) has risen to 3.23% of sales, from 23.2%.
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Republicans may be able to motivate their core voters by branding progressive Democratic ideas as socialism.
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As for AMD, Intel's primary way of locking them out was the "Intel Inside" branding program.
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When it was acquired, the e-commerce app company said it would eventually adopt Yahoo branding.
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Members signal their allegiance by sewing patches onto leather jackets or branding themselves with dense tattoos.
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As luck would have it, that friend, branding expert Soon Yu, was once funded by DCM.
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The top three menstrual tracker apps in the Apple app store use it in their branding.
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For example, we've created a coordinated branding effort that includes messaging, the hospital's website and signage.
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According to Rooffee creator and former model Agota Jakutyte, the branding is simply a sad accident.
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Some were quick to note that the automaker's branding of the new safety system was confusing.
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The first of those is the ability to remove all of Adobe's branding from the app.
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Meanwhile, branding the delivery business as a Whole Foods product could help Amazon attract more customers.
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RYANAIR, EUROPE'S largest low-cost carrier, has long defied conventional wisdom when it comes to branding.
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The experience of the headsets is very similar to VR, regardless of the "mixed reality" branding.
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Companies that we identify as meat processors, like Tyson Foods, are branding and distributing and marketing.
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Some other airports have gently tweaked their names in the interest of better branding. Lambert-St.
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Both the business plan and the Famous branding embody a tenuous balance between boldness and hubris.
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" She also called the decision to differentiate the cryptocurrency from Facebook itself — through distinct branding — "wise.
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I'll give T-Mobile slightly less grief because "unlimited" doesn't actually appear in their plan branding.
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The restaurant was founded in 2015 by branding and software pros Scott Drummond and Tim Young.
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The cups themselves don't sport any buttons or branding, making for a slightly more minimalist aesthetic.
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Tobaccos products will be stripped of brightly colored branding and replaced with a sludge-like color.
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The upstate New York organization is accused of branding women and forcing them into unwanted sex.
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But Trump has proven to be surprisingly adept at branding bad financial decisions as good ones.
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He chipped in $1 million in exchange for branding the rocket ship with the Virgin logo.
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