First, all successful Hollywood franchises right now are essentially superhero franchises.
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Franchises you thought weren't franchises because it's been so long but — surprise — now they are apparently?
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J. has worked on some incredible franchises, so I think owning people that create sustaining franchises is important.
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"Two key trends play a role here: firstly, game franchises are slowly turning into entertainment franchises," Wijman said.
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The Original Six franchises had favorable arrangements with junior teams, and expansion franchises were not awarded high draft picks.
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That trailed far behind other major-market franchises like the Steelers, Cowboys and Patriots – the first-, second- and fifth-most mentioned NFL franchises, respectively.
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To combat this, EA, as do most video game companies, dedicates material R&D spend to develop new franchises and expand existing mid-tier franchises (around 5 million players) into mega-franchises (around 15 million players plus) in an effort to diversify its revenue concentration.
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Five franchises and the International Franchise Association said the law treats Seattle's 623 franchises like large businesses because they are part of multi-state networks.
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However, video game companies must keep publishing new and expansionary content for key franchises to keep customers engaged, which makes franchises still hit-driven to some extent.
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Recurring characters in sequels and franchises are as common as, well, sequels and franchises; recurring characters in movies that aren't sequels are more rare, and more fun.
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The nine previously announced franchises are in Boston, London, Los Angeles, Miami-Orlando, New York City, San Francisco, Seoul, and Shanghai, with two franchises set in Los Angeles.
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There's a "scarcity value to key franchises" like Star Trek, McTernan said, since the rights for many of the franchises are not easily available — or cheap, for that matter.
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The company, which last month flagged "reduced expectations" for its two most recently awarded rail franchises, has also reiterated that it will operate its rail franchises under their existing terms.
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"It's a huge market, they know the franchises... they just don't have access to the franchises that they see on the internet on the devices that they own," explains Spencer.
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In essence, where the rest of the film industry built a business model dependent on individual movie franchises, Disney has built its film business by making its franchises into individual ministudios.
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What separates Epic&aposs e-sports league from others is that it is not selling teams or franchises and will ban third-party leagues from selling teams or franchises as well.
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"Most people would never think there are franchises you could buy for under $2150,2110," said Eric Stites, CEO and managing director of Franchise Business Review, which annually analyzes more than 21000 franchises.
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"But we feel like we've got great momentum in our enduring franchises including Call of Duty and World of Warcraft, and early success in new franchises such as Blizzard's Overwatch," Durkin added.
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These weren&apost ultimate endings for the franchises, though, and streaming services like Disney Plus and HBO Max will play a big role in reshaping these franchises in the years to come.
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Film franchises have existed for ages and ages, of course.
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Most of the company's UK stores are run as franchises.
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Even some of Japan's biggest franchises are making this shift.
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It has announced a slew of shows from major franchises.
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Both franchises are implicitly promising that major characters will die.
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Major franchises are also making bets on the VR medium.
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Even baseball's most luddite franchises are getting behind the concept.
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There is already a shortage of competition for rail franchises.
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It currently has 170 franchises in 33 states and Canada.
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That selection includes a combination of franchises and managed hotels.
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It'll probably involve managing a few Papa John's franchises though.
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Why do studios keep fucking up prequels to treasured franchises?
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They've hated on popular broadway plays, movie franchises and beverages.
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And in these two franchises, the stakes couldn't be higher.
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And those that do rarely happen outside of established franchises.
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Other franchises had also considered moving up to pick him.
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Lucas has also expanded his scope outside the two franchises.
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Local fans of the New York basketball franchises could sympathize.
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Other studios are struggling to build up franchises to compete.
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Still, one thing is certain: other franchises won't sit still.
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Two long suffering franchises, two curses, the whole bit. Fine.
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Earnings are supported by diverse business models and strong franchises.
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L.B. markets the franchises, and the N.B.A. markets the players.
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But Netflix has to build its own franchises from scratch.
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Like Star Wars and many of the franchises that have
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Universal has the Fast and Furious and Despicable Me franchises.
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Under Stern, a total of seven new franchises were introduced.
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At least ten franchises have sued the Thomas Kinkade Company.
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By contrast, rings for professional franchises typically use the real thing.
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The standings rate all 22014 sports franchises the four major sports.
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The company has signed white tablecloth restaurants and big franchises alike.
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The report did not distinguish which franchises the workers came from.
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PuntoRed installs its terminals primarily in small shops and supermarket franchises.
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They're also no strangers to making music for major entertainment franchises.
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"(Our franchises) still have juice left in the lemon," he said.
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The media giant also owns the Marvel and Star Wars franchises.
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Franchises come and go, each entry and exit reorganizing the map.
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"Historic franchises are continuing to draw fans in 2019," Khanna said.
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That shift has primarily come through revitalizing the company's biggest franchises.
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Nor is it the stuff of blockbusters, or franchises, or superheroes.
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All of the franchises are located in the greater Atlanta area.
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It's a significant development since Amazon can develop entire multimedia franchises.
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For example, it won't force franchises to buy pricey new equipment.
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However, many of the franchises do not expire until the 2020s.
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Like all dating reality show franchises, MTV's Are You the One?
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Today there are franchises in nearly 30 states and in Canada.
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The eight franchises are clearly happy to pay those extra costs.
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The Classic Edition has the early hits and main Nintendo franchises.
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Without the core franchises, Nintendo's hardware becomes the secondary gaming console.
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Why would the companies that own these video game franchises cooperate?
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And we literally bought back the franchises and ran them ourselves.
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Have you conquered all of the Real Housewives franchises on Bravo?
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For Winter Games, the franchise recruited contestants from the international franchises.
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And other strong, brand name franchises remain solid long-term investments.
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But many of our most popular game franchises manage without guns.
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I understand in rational ways why people work on long franchises.
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One of its franchises, Northern, has been hit hard by strikes.
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Annualized franchises may the next victim of the Assassin secret society.
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Today, there are 103,546 active affiliate franchises in 144 different countries.
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In a way, these franchises act as "safety nets," he added.
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But they are nonetheless optimistic, given the strength of its franchises.
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He compared corporate boards to sports franchises bidding for top athletes.
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When did the Real Housewives franchises become so obsessed with mothering?
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Three of the top five games were new franchises to gamers.
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Franchises posted the only decline for the month, losing 10,600 positions.
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It operates Domino's Pizza franchises in Turkey, Russia, Azerbaijan and Georgia.
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Lending franchises of both banks were performing "very well", OneSavings said.
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Other NFL franchises buy portions of the data derived from tests.
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Click here to view original GIFBlockbuster movie franchises are totally fun!
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Large cleaning service franchises include Merry Maids, Molly Maid and MaidPro.
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Spend a weekend binge-watching one of the best franchises ever.
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"The Lion King" is one of the most beloved entertainment franchises.
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Strong domestic deposit franchises are one of the Singapore banks' strengths.
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McDonald's American franchises also must buy all ingredients from designated suppliers.
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Castle franchises, and exhaust-filled expressways of this nightmare are parts
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What other active franchises have lasted this long without a reboot?
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The 49ers and the Browns are the NFL's new ghost franchises.
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That has all changed — African-Americans now buy N.B.A. franchises, too.
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So we perpetuate our franchises, then we selectively introduce new ones.
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To get to this Series, both franchises leaned heavily on analytics.
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Mr. Solomon sold and closed stores and converted others to franchises.
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Keely Watson owns seven Club Pilates franchises in Orange County, Calif.
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The company plans to continue expanding upon its well-worn franchises.
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If you didn't know, many fast food franchises offer chicken sandwiches.
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This is the reality of modern day economics for sports franchises.
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There were no major league sports franchises west of St. Louis.
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Michael Brady, the owner of two employment franchises in Jacksonville, Fla.
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Now, the Arkansas-based company boasts 80 franchises in 21 states.
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Velofix has over 153 franchises in Canada and the United States.
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Millarworld will continue to create new stories and franchises under Netflix.
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There are a couple of bewitched franchises to consider, for starters.
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It's the one strand that binds two franchises with opposite trajectories.
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Few directors have made franchises as enduring as Romero's zombie movies.
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Since Goodell became the league commissioner in 2006, most of the Membership has seen the value of its franchises double (20 are now among the 50 most valuable sports franchises on the planet, according to Forbes).
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The most successful franchises focus on technology and systems that create a repeatable experience for consumers, said John Carter, chief executive of Vonigo, which specializes in technology for mobile franchises like pet grooming and massage therapy.
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"I think that is every bit as valuable as drafting off a bunch of different franchises and waiting for them to burn out," Sarandos said of Netflix building its own franchises during the earnings call Wednesday.
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Entrenched franchises are a special kind of force in the gaming industry.
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Four Major League Soccer franchises are trying to change that this week.
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That's three of the company's biggest franchises, all in the same year.
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So, the franchises were successful from a revenue perspective to our partners.
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These women are my favorite out of all the different Housewives franchises.
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Franchises have also made substantial investments in the initiative, the company said.
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Al-Qaeda has splintered into affiliates and franchises in dozens of countries.
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For example, a Chinese state entity controls McDonald's franchises in the country.
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But it could also cause problems for those franchises who emphasize teamwork.
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Similarly, franchises like Star Trek and The Terminator repurpose their source material.
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These franchises are enduring for decades in part because of their familiarity.
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Resident Evil is one of the best-selling video game franchises ever.
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"Resident Evil" is one of the best-selling video game franchises ever.
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Lost count of the amount of Real Housewives franchises around the world?
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Despite these measures, McCarthy said, only one or two franchises are profitable.
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Professional sport franchises are businesses, and this issue is bad for business.
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Some have spawned franchises, and seen storylines branch off from the original.
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Qdoba Restaurant operates and franchises more than 700 Qdoba Mexican Eats restaurants.
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The retailer's international franchises and Latin American storefronts will not be affected.
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The usual obstacle facing new franchises is a dearth of available talent.
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It fears being left hostage to a single bidder for many franchises.
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Soon after leaving politics, he invested in Baskin-Robbins ice cream franchises.
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I just think Hollywood doesn't get it about women in commercial franchises.
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Professional sports franchises helping their cities cope with tragedy is nothing new.
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The network's two new fall dramas both build on established movie franchises.
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These reflect good financial metrics compared to peers and relatively good franchises.
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He ordered franchises to redesign the kitchen so customers could see inside.
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Think names like Sotheby's or maybe Realogy, which franchises Sotheby's International Realty.
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Lots of people would agree that existing franchises can turn into games.
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There were a lot of familiar franchises, as there were last year.
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The result could be a lackluster launch for the platform's big franchises.
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Some of the company's biggest franchises, like Mario Kart, Super Smash Bros.
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Speaking of beloved franchises, look for some gameplay time with Halo: Infinite.
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They were major best-sellers, and the basis of major film franchises.
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So far, about one-third of its 130 franchises provide the service.
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Buying other studios' abandoned scripts, and recycling the scraps into new franchises.
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"In no way are audiences tired of franchises in general," she said.
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And, the new CEO is succeeding — despite previous bad blood with franchises.
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Franchises like "Call of Duty" recruit a dedicated following with yearly releases.
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Increasingly, corporations are using franchises, subcontractors and temp companies to fill jobs.
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"There are great franchises there; it's a dynamic continent," Mr. Staley said.
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Yet not all the Nixon-era franchises receiving makeovers are that grim.
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NFL player and star of the Nixon era program, opened multiple franchises;
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By the early 90s, Sierra presided over a stable of hit franchises.
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An IPO flop, however, could be fatal for the banks' local franchises.
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"Demand is still very strong and growing for those franchises," he said.
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Get ready for plenty of throwback franchises to light up your queue.
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Few franchises garnered a more hardcore fandom last generation than Mass Effect.
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I can't help that love terrible movies, and especially terrible movie franchises.
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GuoDa operates and franchises 3,500 retail pharmacies across 70 cities in China.
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The Canadiens are now one of North America's oldest professional sports franchises.
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The W.N.B.A.'s most successful franchises are often those with engaged owners.
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It owns some of the biggest video game franchises in the world.
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Highly-anticipated spinoffs from popular franchises have sputtered at the box office.
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And most companies, including sports franchises, have higher priorities than tax breaks.
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But other popular movie franchises have successfully transitioned to the small screen.
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When deep-pocketed marquee franchises shed salary, it's never a good look.
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But they both understood how it sent both franchises on familiar paths.
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Currently, the league has franchises representing New York, Boston, Connecticut and Buffalo.
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The company's goal is to evolve its franchises to get onto mobile.
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Other franchises — like Star Wars — are also set to receive similar treatment.
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Disney has tiptoed into including gay characters in its biggest film franchises.
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Paolucci did not know the name of the pizza franchises Schafer owned.
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Their strong domestic deposit franchises are one of the Singapore banks' strengths.
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He purchased his first store in 1998 and now owns 37 franchises.
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Nevertheless, they became one of the most successful franchises of all time.
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Soon it began selling franchises in other locations in the Hamilton area.
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There are new professional baseball and basketball franchises in the region, too.
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Star Wars is one of the most successful franchises in Hollywood history.
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Without the three franchises, Stagecoach stands to lose its UK rail business.
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Well, sports, and Yahoo Sports is one of the great franchises imaginable.
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When the toy market shrank after the financial crisis, Lego bucked the trend by tying up with movie franchises like Star Wars, Harry Potter and Indiana Jones in deals spanning Lego sets, video games, movie franchises and smartphone applications.
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Operations may be at the discretion of local franchises; their funding rarely is.
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All ladies hold the distinction of being "original Housewives" on their respective franchises.
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THERE WILL A BUNCH OF FRANCHISES RIGHT BEHIND THAT WE'RE GOING TO ANNOUNCE.
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The group is thought to be the most capable of al Qaeda's franchises.
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Maintaining the corporate and capital markets franchises is paramount for Deutsche Bank's ratings.
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"EA has an enviable lineup of game franchises," Sebastian said in a report.
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Below, a rundown of the Real Housewives' top franchises and most memorable stars.
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There is no shortage of movie franchises — or beauty collections inspired by them.
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But you know we have a diversity of characters and franchises and stories.
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That classified work is paying the next generation franchises in the missile business.
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Where such franchises work, governments offer incentives, such as vouchers for poor parents.
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The company controls the Domino's Pizza franchises in Turkey, Russia, Azerbaijan and Georgia.
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For a long time, sports franchises were considered little more than vanity acquisitions.
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Most of the $45 billion in market share is going to the franchises.
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This is when the heavy hitting franchises generally make their way to market.
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It also includes both TV actors and those starring in blockbuster movie franchises.
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Many of today's biggest games and franchises are ultimately about exploring virtual geography.
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The first few franchises are expected to open later this year in California.
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It's the end of an era for two of Disney's tent-pole franchises.
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Relocating to LA would almost certainly improve the financial prospects of the franchises.
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Its most successful franchises are well past a quarter of a century old.
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She has made appearances in all four of the Law and Order franchises!
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Today, Pokemon celebrates the twentieth anniversary of the franchises' first appearance in Japan.
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Zoe Saldana is a movie star with multiple film franchises under her belt.
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Among franchises, hiring and job creation trends are also expected to be strong.
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The end of an unprecedented narrative mosaic spanning eleven years and eleven franchises.
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From there, his involvement with one of the most recognizable TV franchises began.
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In fact, new ballparks don't seem to make baseball franchises much more valuable.
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It conducts such operations directly in Iraq and Syria and through franchises elsewhere.
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Edge shows how the South produced some of the most popular, enduring franchises.
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M&C owns, runs, invests in or franchises 137 hotels around the world.
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This, I think, is what galls so many about comics-based mega-franchises.
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Hollywood has always chased trends and made sequels and even set up franchises.
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Cishek has a 2.74 ERA in 556 career relief appearances for five franchises.
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Video games are another vein that Hollywood is mining for potential tentpole franchises.
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But new blockbusters aren't the only Disney franchises getting new content on Disney+.
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AND I THINK FUNDAMENTALLY, I KEEP COMING BACK TO, WE HAVE GOOD FRANCHISES.
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Today, Turner Digital remains one of the largest digital franchises on the web.
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Disney will get the Avatar and X Men (and other Fox Marvel) franchises.
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Those films include new installments in the "Jurassic World" and "Mission: Impossible" franchises.
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None of the franchises that passed on Jeter have won a championship since.
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Sources said that Harington will join one of Marvel andKevin Feige's superhero franchises.
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The Cardinals are among baseball's most successful franchises on and off the field.
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Meanwhile, DC/Warner aren't the only ones experiencing growing pains with ambitious franchises.
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Fantasy is also an enormously profitable publishing space, and franchises can extend indefinitely.
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This is also my relationship with most blockbuster game franchises at this point.
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They were developed by the franchises that could put the right players together.
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What happens when audiences tire of these franchises and their sprawling cinematic worlds?
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Successful franchises, meanwhile, risk overstaying their welcome and running out of fresh ideas.
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It occurred to me that retail franchises are in many ways like apps.
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As large franchises are entering big cities, local businesses are being pushed out.
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Schuerholz's career compares favorably to Gillick's: Both won World Series with two franchises.
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Several franchises already use Teams, according to Microsoft corporate vice president Yusuf Mehdi.
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About eight years ago, he sold his franchises and signed on with Smashburger.
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We're talking final chapter galore, with long running franchises coming to an end.
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The N.F.L. is no stranger when it comes to familial fights over franchises.
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One of the W.N.B.A.'s original franchises could soon have a new owner.
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Fans today clamor for anything related to their favorite movies and television franchises.
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Between 1968 and 1988, five franchises accounted for all the Stanley Cup titles.
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Networks, studios and artists actively cultivate enthusiasts of pop-culture brands and franchises.
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The stores and website have been designed to highlight Disney's four major franchises.
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Both players have changed the trajectories of their franchises in a short time.
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Netflix's content boss, Ted Sarandos, brought up how popular franchises play into streaming.
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The proposed events are expected to be team competitions between newly-established franchises.
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"Punk'd is one of MTV's most iconic franchises," Chance said in a statement.
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There are also 40 overseas franchises, and more than 1 million practitioners worldwide.
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It's a wild, convoluted scandal that's been hanging over both franchises for years.
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"It's one of the lowest price-point franchises to get into," he said.
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The source of the interest they generated wasn't the history of those franchises.
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The Rockets are one of the league's best and most well-run franchises.
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Franchises are especially important in international markets where Netflix is trying to expand.
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This is not just because the team is relatively new as franchises go.
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For the first season, 12 franchises are representing major cities around the globe.
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She has also appeared in large international film franchises, such as X-Men.
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Instead, the entertainment giant can focus on developing its existing franchises and originals.
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This time, Le Printemps will manage the stores directly instead of using franchises.
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He's the founder of Jersey Mike's Subs, which now has over 1,000 franchises.
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In other sports leagues, offensive behavior has led to owners selling their franchises.
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Here are the 27 greatest movie franchises of all time, according to critics:
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Leonsis wants to expand the A.F.L. to six franchises, and eventually to 12.
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In the early 153s, some NBA franchises sold for less than $10 million.
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Why do you go to an NBA game featuring two going-nowhere franchises?
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Vox contacted DineEquity, the public corporation that owns the Applebee's and IHOP franchises.
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Guardians' Thor Easter egg connects the two cinematic franchises in a fascinating way.
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National business groups have told a federal appeals court that the fact that workers at McDonald's Corp California franchises believed the fast food giant was their employer should not make the company liable for wage-and-hour violations at those franchises.
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The agreements bar the Jiffy Lube oil change franchises from hiring one another's employees and are depressing workers' wages because franchises do not have to compete for employees, according to a complaint made public on Monday in Philadelphia federal court.
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"The big franchises do well in China," said Paul Dergarabedian, senior analyst at Comscore.
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The second installments of both franchises dug more directly into the terrors of motherhood.
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Sonic Mania clears a path for publishers and developers eager to revitalize classic franchises.
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Mexico boasts some 11,400 gas stations, the vast majority of which remain Pemex franchises.
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Punjabis dominate the franchises for 7-Eleven stores and Subway sandwiches in Los Angeles.
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The company's U.S. same-store sales, a key metric for franchises, grew by 4.8%.
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Glory and power, the history of these two franchises, winning, exaltation, moral strength, power.
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One of the biggest video game franchises in the world has a new entry.
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People who leave us [in Infinity War] are the leads of their own franchises.
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Would a merger mean that the more fragile U.S.F.L. franchises would be tossed aside?
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Next on the list are two faces of superhero franchises: Captain America and Batman.
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Initially, management predicted its franchises' same-stores sales would shrink 1.7 percent this quarter.
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"In a world of unique franchises, Sky is an incredibly unique franchise," Carey said.
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Profits were good, as many first-time franchises had been let on favourable terms.
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The prospect of Nintendo partnering with Tencent to bring franchises like Super Mario Bros.
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The Sims is one of the most popular video game franchises of all time.
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Of the nine worst road teams in the NHL, seven are the Canadian franchises.
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Both franchises enter a transition period, acknowledging changes will be coming in the offseason.
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It feels like these franchises are far more heavily geared toward fans than before.
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Make no mistake: Fast & Furious is one of the most important franchises in Hollywood.
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Lee had unlocked a key to serial drama, the foundation of today's forever franchises.
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The reasoning: Hollywood's obsession with established franchises is based on one key factor: marketability.
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Each of those franchises will see increased investment over the next year, Johnson said.
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Global Events We will expand our key event franchises globally and introduce flagship initiatives.
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Tavares: [now using a British accent for some reason] Sell me on your franchises.
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Microsoft's Xbox One boasted new entries in the Forza, Tomb Raider, and Halo franchises.
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The league will launch in 2018 and consist of teams operated by NBA franchises.
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EISEN: IS THE FAILURE TO REPEAL AND REPLACE OBAMACARE A BLOW FOR YOUR FRANCHISES?
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It's the end of an era — but can our favorite franchises stick the landing?
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But if you hate franchises, sorry: The movie sequels and adaptations will keep coming.
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Okuda was head of investment banking, spearheading Nomura's capital markets and advisory franchises globally.
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And like all good fandoms, they have plenty of crossover moments with other franchises.
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Negatively, the VRs reflect the banks' limited and fairly concentrated franchises and balance sheets.
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Fiesta owns, operates and franchises fast-casual restaurant brands Pollo Tropical and Taco Cabana.
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On all the other franchises, it's usually just people who identify as one race.
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CRAMER: "ALL OF THE STORES" IS AN INTERESTING QUESTION BECAUSE YOU ALSO HAVE FRANCHISES.
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Terhaar writes: Sports franchises can contribute to the quality of life in a city.
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And popular franchises like Advance Wars and Professor Layton are great matches for mobile.
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Holt aims to open 20 to 30 more franchises within the next five years.
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He drew up budgets for what he envisioned would be six league-owned franchises.
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"NFL franchises are enormously valuable," said Andrew Zimbalist, a sports economist at Smith College.
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Yahoo has popular franchises in sports and finance, and a well-trafficked home page.
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Subjectively, both "Incredibles" and "Solo" are good, solid summer entertainments, derived from established franchises.
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The coalition also includes retailers, manufacturers, franchises, florists, convenience stories and many other industries.
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All those years that the Yankees were piling up titles, those franchises were waiting.
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The league has 32 franchises valued at about $2 billion each, according to Lemkau.
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It's easier for a brand like McDonald's to convince franchises to spend that money.
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But he also added that the strength of McDonald's really comes from its franchises.
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AR stickers will feature characters from franchises like Stranger Things, the NBA and more.
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Six more franchises reached an agreement with the Silicon Valley-based company since then.
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A World Series between two of the MLB's most iconic franchises is now set.
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And all stories, and certainly all franchises, are a journey from novelty to ubiquity.
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The Bills are also one of the few football franchises with a female owner.
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Then they had to adapt to a search for members of loose terrorist franchises.
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Ultimate," representing two classic fighting game franchises — "Fatal Fury" and "The King of Fighters.
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Fortnite has become one of the most popular video game franchises of recent years.
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Studios, for their part, increasingly focus on a relatively small number of established franchises.
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Those names are synonymous with playoff misery for two franchises well acquainted with it.
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But the practice continues in many sectors of the economy — including fast-food franchises.
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Chris Pratt, who's poised for an Oscar breakthrough after huge turns in franchises galore.
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The movies that attract the most attention are the "Star Wars" and Marvel franchises.
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Which is really the way most people had been conditioned to think about franchises.
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They stayed off the radar to look for other places to open other franchises.
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He and his wife offer junk removal franchises to military veterans and their families.
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Many other film properties are in development, in addition to sequels in established franchises.
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We want to find them, unearth them and turn them into globally successful franchises.
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Movies, like the Transformers, Star Trek, and Mission: Impossible franchises will also be offered.
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While others, like McDonald's, act as the landlord that collects rent from local franchises.
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In January, ICE raided several California 7-11 franchises in search of undocumented workers.
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The two franchises that will be selected this year must fork over $150 million.
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It's time to binge one of the best slapstick comedy franchises of the 1980s.
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His team scours the country daily for establishments to add, including those individual franchises.
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Sky Zone owns four parks and holds franchises in 175 locations in six countries.
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That includes the granting of monopolies and exclusive franchises for the generation of electricity.
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All have been stalwarts in a league where quarterback turnover has plagued many franchises.
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There weren't any franchises then, it was just a menu item in family restaurants.
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Notice that Harry Potter, easily one of WarnerMedia's biggest franchises, isn't in the cut.
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Ottawa Senators wing Anthony Duclair, 24, has played for five franchises in his career.
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It plans to integrate franchises from both companies into its podcast network in 2020.
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"Most of us, that D.N.A. is not there for professional sports franchises," Hertz said.
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Toy Story 22020 and Frozen 20203 were highly anticipated next installments in adored franchises.
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"Game of Thrones" topped Reddit&aposs list of the biggest franchises of the year.
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A spokeperson said its international franchises and Latin American stores will not be affected.
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He could only use it at McDonald's franchises in Santa Barbara or Goleta, Calif.
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Moreover, the new joint employer standard is already damaging industries that rely on franchises.
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Watch, specializes in turning popular child YouTube stars like him into multimillion-dollar franchises.
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It started franchising the following year and now has 103 franchises across the country.
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Unlike authors who have died or retired their franchises, Rowling is still at work.
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There are few pop culture franchises more intimidating to the uninitiated than Star Trek.
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He also started a company, John Havlicek All Sports Products, and owned Wendy's franchises.
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Franchises spread quickly, and the chain became one of the country's most recognizable brands.
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The service will stream new and old shows pegged to its most popular franchises.
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The week came, according to McIntire, and corporate refused to answer the franchises' calls.
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Though some film franchises, like Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy, have strived for a gritty, dark realism with a serious tone, other comic universes, like the CW's live action franchises, have tried harder to appeal to this basic sense of playfulness and amusement.
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Known for having nearly as many winning seasons as pizza franchises (he owns a very large number of pizza franchises), Peyton will lug his train-like legacy as the consummate record holder and perpetual second-place finisher into Levi's Stadium a broken man.
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That genre produced its own stars, its own writers and directors, even its own franchises.
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Few people are willing to take over existing donut franchises, much less start new ones.
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"Forget the franchisey shit like the KFCs—go to local fried chicken franchises," Action decrees.
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BBVA's stable funding profile is underpinned by solid retail deposit franchises in its core markets.
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Kelly Clarkson, Jennifer Hudson, and Carrie Underwood are some of the franchises most notable stars.
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Worse, some of Xbox's biggest franchises have struggled to match the sales of previous entries.
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Franchises had to spend upwards of $10,000 on equipment the last time it offered breakfast.
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By bringing on well-known celebrities and franchises, Daniels is hoping to expand that demographic.
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Ford said he looked at a number of real estate franchises before selecting Coldwell Banker.
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The show, a sendup of Hollywood, will also tackle film franchises, mergers and unionization efforts.
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Two different major franchises are passing the torch on to other series, shows, and stars.
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Kraft purchased the Patriots, one of the National Football League's most successful franchises, in 1994.
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It's fitting then, that the final installment of both blockbuster franchises opens with a wedding.
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Other popular franchises owned by Nintendo include The Legend of Zelda, Donkey Kong and Mario.
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That's an improvement, sure, but it's still pennies for the multibillionaires who own these franchises.
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While we could talk numbers, the best way to compare two franchises are their fans.
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Most horror franchises don't survive the transition to a sequel, let alone a third movie.
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It's beginning to look like a cruel summer at the box office for blockbuster franchises.
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This quarter represented pure potential, as it turns around its core business and eliminates franchises.
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They are mainly concerned to maximise their revenues from the shorter formats the franchises play.
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Hollywood studios churn out repetitive superhero franchises with sequels veering dangerously close to double digits.
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Potential franchises tease mysteries, histories, and deeper character connections, all to hook in their audiences.
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The idea of region-specific, permanent franchises is a relatively new concept in e-sports.
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Along the way, it freely appropriates tropes from the Halloween, Terminator, and James Bond franchises.
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Watch: There's room for another streaming service, Disney has the big franchises, says NYT's Stewart
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That process leads to the creation of worlds and franchises that beget other, related ideas.
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The diversity that exists among single franchises like The Real Housewives is proof of this.
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The production house is also responsible for the hugely profitable "Purge" and "Paranormal Activity" franchises.
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WebMD is in the process of launching 15 new video franchises, Mashable has exclusively learned.
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Insomniac Games is best-known for a few big franchises, including Ratchet & Clank and Resistance.
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We were gonna focus in on creating new experiences in our franchises specifically for mobile.
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Fleiss rules the roost over one of the most successful reality franchises in TV history.
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The Zeta cartel looks to promising entrepreneurs to open up local franchises of their brand.
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Manning owns several of the pizza chain's franchises and has often appeared in its commercials.
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Nationwide is the UK's largest building society with strong franchises in retail mortgages and savings.
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Players who can switch positions give franchises greater freedom in how they build their rosters.
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The organization has franchises and unofficial affiliates, including the United States, in approximately 50 countries.
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It's not a glossy superhero tale that'd square neatly with the other Marvel Television franchises.
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And in looking at the regular season, it may create more opportunities for international franchises.
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The company has roughly 49 restaurants located in 10 states, 41 of which it franchises.
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Efforts by Paramount to restart older franchises, including the "Terminator" series, have also run aground.
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They don't always, even with the blockbuster franchises that were overtly planned as ongoing series.
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Now, for the next couple years, I'm focusing on opening up Gus's Fried Chicken franchises.
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This season, six franchises fired their coaches (and a seventh coach, Denver's Gary Kubiak, retired).
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Franchises run gourmet restaurants and concert venues these days, and entire streets of retail outlets.
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You see good franchises that have 15% return sustainable-- that are way over capital-- capitalized.
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They have a strong set of franchises like "Harry Potter", "Fantastic Beasts", "DC", and "Lego".
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Superhero franchises now dominate the box office, and graphic novels can win the Pulitzer Prize.
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In Asia, the group has established one of the strongest franchises of a western company.
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"It's quite clear we've got strong franchises at the core of this company," Flannery said.
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It is obvious that the McDonald's Corporation defines and controls its franchises' nonpay business practices.
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Meanwhile, in this matchup of long-suffering franchises, the Indians' suffering will carry on longer.
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It's helped reset the market for what franchises are worth, reported Business Insider's Cork Gaines.
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They are among the top-four Vietnamese banks by assets and have strong domestic franchises.
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In the summer of 2013, two once-proud franchises found themselves at a similar crossroads.
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M&C's global business spans 137 hotels it either invests in, owns, franchises or operates.
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There were lots of toys from Hollywood franchises, too — The Incredibles, The Avengers, Harry Potter.
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Of all iconic horror franchises, none is quite as quirky and erratic as this one.
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The company, and franchises, seeks to grab a larger portion of the US gym market.
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Given how much time and effort franchises put into scouting, that shouldn't be the case.
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In the same instance, the subsequent invoice could be incorrect, leading to disputes between franchises.
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And so we have these great franchises that have evolved over long periods of time.
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Las Vegas has become a coveted target for sports franchises over the past few years.
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Since then, Blizzard has focused exclusively on its existing franchises, particularly Warcraft, Diablo, and Starcraft.
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He said he expected 100 new locations, many of them franchises, to open this year.
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Two other major sports franchises in the city are in the midst of championship droughts.
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The franchises have something else in common: They're all rebuilding, trying to recapture championship glory.
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But those National Football League franchises have reliable losing streaks, and Trump won't suffer that.
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More so than most franchises, "Fast & Furious" films have become increasingly reliant on international success.
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McHale's was the antithesis of today's gourmet boutique burger franchises that cater to the masses.
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After Levert's layup, the all-time record between the two franchises was 98-94, Knicks.
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The record between the two franchises is 98-94, Knicks, not a 92-92 tie.
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If you're over 30, they're the stars of the biggest franchises you've never heard of.
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Disney owns the top-performing Hollywood studio, home of the Marvel and "Star Wars" franchises.
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Despite steady work in blockbuster franchises including "The Hunger Games," he loves art house fare.
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OverActive Media is a Toronto-based esports organization with franchises competing in four different games.
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His quiet demonstration upset some fans and the men who own and run football franchises.
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The owners of major American sports franchises generally do not dive headlong into geopolitical firestorms.
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But other franchises with far fewer championship banners have been hustling like this for years.
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The two franchises often crossover: "Smash" already features seven fighters from previous "Fire Emblem" games.
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Now, Netflix is trying to build its library, including by finding its own successful franchises.
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Several major corporate executives with ties to small-business franchises are joining the bandwagon too.
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But across the league's Original Six franchises, there is an abundance of experience and anecdotes.
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Netflix has also cultivated massive franchises like Orange Is the New Black and Stranger Things.
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It has more than 710 stores, including those with franchises, in more than 30 countries.
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When "Frozen" was released in 2013, it would quickly become one of Disney's top franchises.
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The goal was to build out franchises Disney could consistently use and build worlds around.
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Sports franchises make large portions of their income on TV rights and licensing deals, anyway.
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Fame for instructors at studio franchises like SoulCycle is intense but tends to be hyperlocal.
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It will continue to invest its own capital in new franchises and wholly owned clinics.
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King Spa franchises have also opened in Chicago and Dallas, which Mr. Kakuda has visited.
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" MGM is a storied production studio responsible for franchises such as "James Bond" and "Rocky.
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Movie franchises like the Marvel Cinematic Universe and "Star Wars" rule the box office today.
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We ranked the greatest franchises of all time based on data from review aggregator Metacritic.
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The groom's parents are the owners of the Cincinnati franchises of 1-800-GOT-JUNK?
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The franchises owned by Dream Center include Argosy University, South University, and the Art Institutes.
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Even the way films are made right now, they're talked about as universes, franchises, right?
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McIntire's suit alleges that Next Point Capital wanted to put the franchises out of business.
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When I wrote about how Scorpio represented a reset moment for Microsoft back in April, I talked about the company's reliance on old and tired franchises: It's not like Sony is immune to reviving old franchises, but look at the new God of War.
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Since it got into video games in the 1970s, Nintendo has largely restricted its big franchises, and particularly the games in those franchises that it directly develops, to its own hardware — the original Nintendo, Super Nintendo, Nintendo 64, Game Boy, Nintendo DS, and so on.
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But as part of its work on the project with CNBC, Franchise Business Review also reviewed profit figures for the vast majority of "Star Franchises" and found that these franchises as a group average three times the net income of the average U.S. franchisee.
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Even as the global toy market shrank after the 2008 financial crisis, Lego bucked the trend by tying up with global movie franchises like Star Wars, Harry Potter and Indiana Jones in deals that span Lego sets, video games, movie franchises and smartphone applications.
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The restaurant franchises formed their own network for a spell, but one by one they closed.
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As for whether more McDonald's franchises will flip over their arches, that remains to be seen.
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Carrie Fisher, who died at 60 just yesterday, was the common ground between the two franchises.
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The John Wick franchise is one of the best, and glossiest, action franchises of our time.
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Fully three of his films — from two different franchises — have raked in more than $1 billion.
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WE STILL HAVE, IF YOU LOOK AT OUR TRADING BUSINESSES, WE HAVE WORLD CLASS TRADING FRANCHISES.
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He'd just have to pray that there are no Canadian expansion franchises in the near future.
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Lim makes history as the first contestant to win two Got Talent franchises in consecutive order.
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Dodd and Redmond — of the Orange County and Dallas franchises, respectively — didn't go home empty-handed.
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Nintendo usually doesn't fumble like this, at least not with its beloved franchises, so what happened?
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Zombies franchises are coming this fall and will also help give sales and earnings a boost.
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Such honesty has helped them grow the company to 297 franchises and $63 million in revenue.
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If you look at the big successful franchises now they are pretty much uninterested in it.
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A better plan would be to allow universities to lease their athletic franchises to professional organizations.
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Respondents were also asked to rank the various movie or TV franchises set in outer space.
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Vlastelica says there will be more franchises announced before the league kicks off later this year.
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They're both movies-turned-franchises centering on black actors, both in their original and current incarnations.
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Dave McCarthy: Franchises like Halo and Gears of War are still hugely important in our ecosystem.
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The game is rumored to be EA's response to social-action game franchises like Activision's Destiny.
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It wasn't until they were both on separate Bachelor franchises that things clicked in Haibon's head.
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Those risks are especially high at a time when Hollywood is lousy with big-budget franchises.
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Not so subtle references to race have cropped up time and again on the "Housewives" franchises.
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I'm imagining it would be pretty hard to find some of these older, non-functioning franchises.
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Some franchises make a distinction between urban and suburban businesses, and don't offer territories in cities.
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And dealers will be offered large geographic franchises in which they could set up multiple outlets.
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Once we get that as products and new franchises into production then those margins will rise.
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It's something that's long been a problem in all of the Housewives franchises, but especially Atlanta.
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Our citizens pay more and more for tickets, and valuations of professional sports franchises have skyrocketed.
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At a corporate level, Lionsgate is undergoing a transition and could use some new film franchises.
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But any number of other Bethesda franchises could pop up during the company's E103 keynote presentation.
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They're actually able to incorporate the filmmaking sensibilities of the different franchises into their own tapestry.
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So far, however, they've operated at a more limited scale and worked with big media franchises.
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These franchises have more in common, however, than just their sci-fi/fantasy/comic-book origins.
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Pratt's roles in the Jurassic World and The Lego Movie franchises have further catapulted his career.
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They put in more lights, making forecourts safer, and began running supermarket and fast-food franchises.
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While the B.B.L. owns all the franchises in Australia, the clubs in India have private investors.
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The dreaded "superhero movie fatigue " has not yet settled in, suggesting franchises are here to stay.
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People in the media have played it — including Mashable — and it's one of Microsoft's flagship franchises.
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Franchises have become like an audience at an Oprah taping: Everybody gets a publicly-financed stadium.
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And I think that's confirmation that we have quality franchises and frankly that we have options.
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In downtown Wilkes-Barre, a green central square is flanked by banks, restaurants and corporate franchises.
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Local owner operators use their capital and business knowledge to open franchises in every zip code.
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Since then, Blizzard has created some of the most successful video game franchises in the world.
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Franchises have other income sources, such as luxury seat sales, in addition to the shared pool.
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While franchises continue to thrive at the box office, this may eventually wear off with consumers.
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Esports franchises continue to form and be acquired by big names in the traditional sports world.
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Big genre franchises, some with multicultural casts but with little multicultural content, are more like it.
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Among all sports teams, the Yankees are one of the most valuable franchises in the world.
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Watch Dogs 2 appears, from Ubisoft's presentation, appears to remedy the franchises case of moody 'tude.
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Outside of Marvel, the Apes redux has been one of Hollywood's smartest and most exciting franchises.
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I'm still waiting for a "eureka!" moment, even after yesterday's announcement of OWL's first seven franchises.
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This season, the Minnesota and Atlanta franchises began play to put the league at 22 teams.
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NBA franchises are being valued higher than ever before, and players are being paid greater salaries.
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Franchises have been formally accepted as part of the Islamic State while affiliates have not been.
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It's a studio that can make weird new games but attach them to hugely popular franchises.
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Entire NFL franchises stood arm in arm, with owners in suits wedged between their uniformed players.
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Its franchises remain a threat, despite a slowing in the pace of their attacks in 2018.
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Nationwide is the UK's largest building society with good franchises in the retail mortgages and savings.
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The Philadelphia Eagles are one of the oldest and most respected NFL franchises in the league.
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The Real Housewives franchises have a long and storied history of slut shaming amongst its stars.
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"JPM had a credit positive first quarter with all franchises showing healthy customer engagement," Arsov said.
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The few big franchises that Fox has — "Avatar" and "X Men" — are getting rolled into Disney.
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Veteran Chelsea spaces decamp to an already gallery-dense Lower East Side, or open franchises there.
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That was a shock to some owners of Sears Hometown, most of which are independent franchises.
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Benson took over the New Orleans sports franchises last year when her husband, Tom Benson, died.
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Sparebanken and Sandnes have good pre-impairment profitability, and the regional franchises support stable revenue generation.
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I happen to live in London, Ontario, home of many of the franchises offering the PLT.
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ThreeKit's founder Ben Houston previously worked on visual effects for the "Harry Potter" and "Avengers" franchises.
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That said, Sony has a demonstrated interest in bringing its popular franchises to the mobile market.
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He lauded the company's cancer, diabetes, migraine and arthritis drug franchises, but also issued a warning.
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The histories of the two franchises up to that moment were not in the least comparable.
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But the competition for Spider-Man and other movie franchises from overseas isn't coming from Bollywood.
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Even video game companies like Nintendo rely on their long-established franchises to drive current sales.
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The team has worked on major franchises for Marvel, as well as Star Wars, and Halo.
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With being involved with all these established franchises and worlds, are you still being creatively challenged?
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Belch is also expecting an additional few franchises to sign up over the next two months.
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Wait, that game was cancelled… Bethesda has a solid track record of resurrecting its dead franchises.
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In Britain, it operates buses, and three rail franchises on routes to western and southern England.
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I mean, the money they print, the level of popularity, what the franchises are going for.
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Dark sci-fi fans will really enjoy this series, as it merges all three franchises naturally.
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But there's a catch: participants aren't allowed to get coffee from Starbucks and other large franchises.
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Since leaving the 76ers, he has done work for other N.B.A. franchises on a freelance basis.
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Esports teams function more like European sports clubs than franchises in the major North American leagues.
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The Oakland Raiders are one of the NFL's most storied franchises, biggest headaches, and greatest opportunities.
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Like many franchises, the Astros have aggressively worked the baseball trade market to improve their roster.
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The company cut jobs and said it was going to focus more on its key franchises.
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SCOTT I think it's true that these franchises swallow movie stars rather than minting movie stars.
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But outside of the Jurassic Park films, most of those live-action franchises are dying down.
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There are currently around 800 Jamba franchises across the US. However, Henry said that could change.
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You saw female leads in major franchises and options for people of color in multiplayer games.
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You saw female leads in major franchises and options for people of color in multiplayer games.
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As the price of sports franchises has skyrocketed, so too have the challenges of running them.
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The Yankees, after all, are the haughtiest of baseball franchises, with a dignified image to maintain.
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F.L. merger, ensuring that one of the finalists would be one of the six new franchises.
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Four times, the franchises have met in the postseason, always in an American League division series.
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Franchises stay vital by remaking themselves for their times, not by pledging allegiance to the past.
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"Spider-Man has proven to be one of the most lucrative franchises in history," said Robbins.
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But Driver did not immediately parlay his new cred toward blockbuster franchises, à la the Chrises.
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MLB has altered its rules to allow investment funds to buy limited stakes in multiple franchises.
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With the biggest franchises, there will always be spoilers and fear of missing out as motivators.
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Gen.G is an international esports organization operating franchises in China, South Korea, and the United States.
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"There are some people looking to buy," said Cary T. Wilson, the owner of the franchises.
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One week into N.B.A. free agency, two historically woebegone franchises have reveled in the splashiest acquisitions.
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During 2016 Mediobanca made several acquisitions to strengthen its alternative asset management and wealth management franchises.
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The videogame maker saw bookings rise, with its "Destiny" and "Call of Duty" franchises performing well.
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QSR operates and manages the Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) and Pizza Hut restaurant franchises in Malaysia.
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"That positioning has been working well for us ... our franchises have continued to grow," he added.
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The NBA added seven franchises and created the WNBA and NBA developmental league under his leadership.
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" He added that the way these films and franchises dominate "is brutal and inhospitable to art.
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Above all, a yearning for local communion and champions that America's hyper-commercialised franchises cannot satisfy.
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Whatever Disney's doing with its various franchises, it's clearly working for a wide range of audiences.
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Orange has also acquired some of the sold rural franchises with the ability to co-invest.
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Microsoft has also learned that betting on console-exclusive franchises alone can be a losing proposition.
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Valencia already has played with six different major-league franchises over parts of seven seasons. Hmm.
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The stakes here aren't just playoff wins — the futures of several franchises are in the balance.
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They gave her one of the existing franchises, kind of the right product, the right time.
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Both Illinois IHOP franchises are owned by Khalid Ramadan, the brother of general manager Rami Ramadan.
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VR content would be short and tied to existing movie franchises IMAX chief executive Richard Gelfond told The WSJ that he imagined that the VR content would be tied to existing movie franchises, that they would last around 10 minutes and cost between $7 and $10.
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In Ben Fritz's excellent book about the evolution of Hollywood studios, which have become more focused on franchises (as well as the merchandise and theme park money that franchises bring with them), he argues that these movies represent serialized television more than they do actually movies.
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Canadian banks' resilient business models backed by solid franchises will also continue to benefit their credit profiles.
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Given how Marvel's sub-franchises are structured, it's likely Captain Marvel will yield a couple of sequels.
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Of course, Shepherd stops short of proposing a unified theory of how all three franchises are linked.
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She was accused of illegally selling dealer franchises for cars that didn't exist and committing securities fraud.
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Harry Potter made YA book-to-movie franchises into one of the biggest forces in pop culture.
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Other victims included the Red Robin and Jason's Deli franchises as well as several casinos and hotels.
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Fandango FanShop will offer curated wearables, collectibles, "experiences and events" tied to theatrical releases and movie franchises.
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After multiple seasons of heartbreak on The Bachelor franchises, things are finally turning around for Ashley Iaconetti.
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" On why Warren Buffett owns the iPhone maker: "He loves great consumer franchises, which obviously Apple has.
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The company said Kilpin would lead the division's development of consumer products based on its videogame franchises.
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However, word is he's scoping out other locales in the hopes of opening more wing franchises. #WingKing
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There are few franchises in the fighting game community that carry as much weight as Street Fighter.
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The company behind AAA franchises like Assassin's Creed, Far Cry, and Watch Dogs acquired Ketchapp last year.
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But each of those franchises were examples of what Markus and McFeely wanted to avoid with Endgame.
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It can even identify familiar characters from franchises like Harry Potter and The Lord of the Rings.
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Given the long-term nature of these franchises, planning out the larger story is a good idea.
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In many countries, private initiatives become franchises that spread fast with only a touch of state encouragement.
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Today, most MLS franchises have a USL affiliate or reserve club for the purposes of player development.
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That's one of the many reasons studios find it so irresistible to turn these titles into franchises.
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If he does win, he will be the first quarterback to win Super Bowls for two franchises.
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Here's a look at what you can expect to pay to buy one of these iconic franchises.
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But sandwiched among those major releases is a handful of something far less common: new Nintendo franchises.
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Each of these franchises have spawned dozens of titles and spinoffs, with more being developed every year.
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Having more "open access" operators—smaller, more nimble companies—would keep the big franchises on their toes.
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So far, the companies haven't issued an official response on how the protests have affected their franchises.
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It would give Hasbro more pricing power to negotiate with entertainment studios over TV and movie franchises.
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Jessica Jones is one of a select few women-led superhero franchises, both on and off-screen.
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Campbell pushed Asimov to think about psychology in new ways, resulting in his Foundation and Robot franchises.
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Some of the videos' transgressions might be obvious to children, like figures from different franchises appearing together.
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One of Rebellion's franchises, "Sniper Elite", allows players to take control of a World War 2 sniper.
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There are a number of new franchises popping up in areas that Nintendo has no control over.
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The idea, explains NBCUniversal, is to reimagine its TV franchises for Snapchat and a mobile-first audience.
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That means either Disney or Comcast could own the rights to franchises like: ... and many, many more.
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Many of the franchises Sony plans to launch on mobile platforms are old and outdated, he said.
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One of its four founding franchises, the Connecticut Whale, went through two coaches and three general managers.
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Rating upside prospects are limited in light of the banks' modest franchises and concentration risks for some.
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Disney's enviable collection of film franchises should provide enough backing for a successful streaming service without Fox.
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If the new Halloween resonates, audiences can likely expect faithful returns to many franchises of horror's past.
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Since then, the studio has become known for more polished fare like the Insidious and Purge franchises.
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Blockbuster franchises tend to use each major film as an incremental building block toward a larger goal.
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The sport thrives at grassroots level and the country's three Major League Soccer franchises are well supported.
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NFL owners leech off of taxpayers to build ridiculous stadiums that increase the value of their franchises.
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There are 125 Tide Cleaners standalone stores in 22 states, with the majority being family-owned franchises.
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This year's holiday release schedule shows just how confident the company is in the two tentpole franchises.
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I knew of sports psychology, mindfulness training, even brain gaming as a growing fad among professional franchises.
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The CFL had reverted back to a nine-team league, with all the franchises based in Canada.
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PS: Did you watch any of the Real Housewives franchises before joining the cast of Beverly Hills?
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No city has 3 franchises, so it's a safe bet at least one wannabe will get denied.
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Franchises like Star Wars are so recognizable and ingrained in our culture that any changes are risky.
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He later began acquiring Chili's and Wendy's restaurant franchises, which he sold for $400 million in 2016.
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X-Men, Avatar, Deadpool and Fantastic Four, in addition to its mega-franchises Pixar, Disney, Marvel Film.
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What will determine whether Uber, Airbnb and Snap truly become long-term franchises versus single-product companies?
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Now, here's the rub: The manufacturer/seller is often the NFL or one of the 32 franchises.
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The franchise has since faded into obscurity, replaced by the Metal Gear Solid and Splinter Cell franchises.
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Mostly, superhero movies right now are using their run time to grow more characters into future franchises.
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Nostalgia sells, and many of these franchises have large fan bases ready to line up for more.
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This strategy was vindicated when the financial crisis struck, turning once lucrative investment-banking franchises into millstones.
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This is such a strong, powerful signal to holdout franchises that haven't quite entered the smartphone ecosystem.
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Recently, many entertainment franchises have resurrected in our current reboot craze, from American Idol to Will & Grace.
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Likewise the thin launch line-up—Zelda aside, there are no big Nintendo franchises available in March.
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Take note other developers: this is how you make old franchises not just relevant, but great again.
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BdB has leading franchises in multiple business segments, including lending, insurance, asset management and debit/credit cards.
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This presents an existential threat to various industries, including franchises and the 7.6 million jobs they represent.
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Subway opened its 5,000th restaurant in 1990, as the company focused on opening franchises in nontraditional spaces.
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Franchises were worth little more than the land they stood on and the basic inventory of cars.
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Because of Kempczinski's history with franchises, some analysts were wary of how his promotion would be received.
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But 2021 could be another record-breaking year, with anticipated entries in mega popular franchises hitting theaters.
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That includes pass-through businesses such as auto dealerships, hedge funds, law firms and fast food franchises.
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But it can take years for chains to get all of their franchises on the same page.
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We intend to continue to strengthen these franchises to meet the growing demand for infrastructure software solutions.
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For fans of legacy franchises, this week's Replay will be exciting and maybe a little bit confusing.
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Back home, several major league franchises have reached out to him, curious about the world he infiltrated.
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EA Sports now boasts best-selling Madden, NHL and FIFA franchises, but One-on-One was first.
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Two Maids & A Mop is a residential cleaning company in search of a new director of franchises.
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"The two most important assets to have in streaming are franchises and money," McTernan told CNN Business.
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Both franchises started elsewhere, and the owners who moved them are now in the Hall of Fame.
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As fantasy and comic-book franchises have taken over the entertainment industry, nerd culture has become mainstream.
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Though Hollywood often speaks of "rebooting" franchises, there is no clean slate to be written on here.
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Prior to selling, Lucas had been reticent to let anyone else take the reins of his franchises.
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Additionally, it's worth noting that there are a few proven power franchises that could find new homes.
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It's one of my favorite franchises because of how genuinely funny and random it tends to be.
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NBC's choice of five moderators brings together familiar names from several of the network's most popular franchises.
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The company argues that because most of its locations are franchises, it can't mandate a higher minimum.
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The Stars began as one of the W.N.B.A.'s original franchises in 1997 as the Utah Starzz.
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We are too easily lulled into complacency by pretentious prestige television, Oscar-thirsty biopics and presold franchises.
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Under a strategy called "Grow or Go," it pushed small dealerships to sell or close their franchises.
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All N.F.L. teams generate an incredible amount of money, but not all franchises have the same aura.
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Fast-food franchises like McDonald's are seeing backlash on the treatment of workers during the coronavirus outbreak.
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When a New Orleans and Miami club owner segregated the membership, Mr. Hefner bought those franchises back.
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CLEVELAND — Sports arenas for successful franchises can sometimes seem interchangeably generic, all noise and flash and money.
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And the Nationals are the 29th of those franchises -- not the 31st -- to reach the World Series.
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What promise did franchises offer that so many different groups and people saw them as an opportunity?
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There are reasons for college programs to be more averse to changing coaches than professional franchises are.
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An obvious example is Call of Duty, one of the few remaining annual franchises in the industry.
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Many of the most affordable franchises don't involve operating costly storefronts (like a McDonald's would, for example).
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Here are 10 franchises that have low costs, and were ranked in Franchise Business Review's 2017 report.
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And the Nationals are the 29th of those franchises — not the 31st — to reach the World Series.
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Wyndham Hotels, which franchises both the Days Inn and Super 219 brands, sent a statement to CNN.
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Debenhams, the British department store, has franchises in Tehran, as does Adidas, the German sports apparel company.
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Imagine a six-team league with franchises in New York, Las Vegas, Silicon Valley, Seattle, Austin, Tex.
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As president of consumer products, he focused on franchises and technology and pioneered new forms of distribution.
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This includes upcoming shows based on Marvel franchises, like "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier" and "WandaVision".
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Disney used one of its most popular franchises, Star Wars, to launch its new streaming service, Disney+.
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The box office is increasingly divided into haves — franchises, mostly aging ones — and have-nots (everything else).
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According to the press release, only franchises — and not company-owned stores — were subject to that attack.
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Franchises are encouraged to follow the same rules and procedures, but are not required to do so.
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The Miami Marlins, one of the most forlorn franchises in baseball, are inching closer to being sold.
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"Carlos Ghosn did some great things," said Scott Smith, the owner of four Nissan franchises in Georgia.
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He began managing the Steelers in 1969, helping guide the team to iconic status among NFL franchises.
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The video-game maker saw bookings rise, with its "Destiny" and "Call of Duty" franchises performing well.
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Financing growth is expected to remain above that of conventional banks as Islamic banks build their franchises.
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It wants to take advantage of its iconic brands, planning to turn them into true multimedia franchises.
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One of the companies most popular franchises "Call of Duty" made the jump to mobile in 2019.
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The report showed about 1.7 percent decline in same store sales throughout the company and its franchises.
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Most of those slots were bought by the owners of traditional sports franchises, including the Kraft family.
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There are fewer franchises outside of Final Fantasy with a fanbase as loyal and passionate as Persona.
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Instead, the first businesses to go will be two that Adamczyk labeled "terrific franchises:" Garrett Motion Inc.
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And there's growing opportunity in fast food franchises, but some require a lot of capital to start.
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According to the International Franchise Association, almost 4% of all small businesses in the U.S. are franchises.
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Since Stumpy's opened, in April 2016, Josberger said, the venue has received dozens of inquiries for franchises.
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The company, which Zach Cohen's brother, Josh, started in Connecticut in 2004, has franchises in 16 states.
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But TikTok takes us into the classrooms, airplanes, firehouses and fast-food franchises of our real lives.
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Death has become a brief way station on the hero's journey in too many modern Hollywood franchises.
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His suit alleges that Next Point Capital wants to eliminate the franchises to cut out the middleman.
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Overall, I think most NBA franchises are pretty good at not going overboard on NCAA tournament performances.
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"We really like the franchises we have in all three," Flannery said in remarks echoing another executive.
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But the American franchises that export best — chiefly the Marvel films and the Fast and Furious series — tend to be the franchises that were popular in the late 2000s, when Hollywood began aggressively pursuing international box office returns as a way to make back increasingly large production budgets.
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The company can continue to do this in any number of verticals and for any number of franchises.
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The other franchises remain optimistic that if the New Zealanders triumph they will come round to their consensus.
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Currently, he runs O2E brands, the parent company of four different home service franchises: 1-800-GOT-JUNK?
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John Carter and The Lone Ranger: Here lie two recent attempts to turn old properties into new franchises.
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"He also oversaw long-running hit franchises like "Celebrity Fit Club,""Best Week Ever" and "What Chilli Wants.
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That's when franchises like 7-Eleven and Dairy Queen took off, food historian Sarah Wassberg Johnson told CNN.
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To Andac, it was a job interview for one of the most beloved franchises in action movie history.
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However, unlike those franchises, Battlestar Galactica's ships actual distort space to instantly jump from one location to another.
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He has used his Hollywood connections to ink several deals for new movies based on core Mattel franchises.
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That price may seem high, but it makes sense given Abrams' resume and his knack for reviving franchises.
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A combined company would have more pricing power to negotiate with entertainment studios over TV and movie franchises.
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This AI-based box is based on the most famous (and infamous) androids from beloved sci-fi franchises.
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Then-Disney executive Barry Blumberg, who oversaw franchises including Kim Possible, was interested in building future digital stars.
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Now the group has more than 100 stores across the Middle East, including franchises and other retail stores.
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We expect the banks with the strongest client franchises and with geographic and product diversification to perform best.
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But the company has even more plans to turn some of its other top toys into multimedia franchises.
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Like many of its sister franchises, AQAP has proven remarkably resilient in the face of sustained military pressure.
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Are they meant as homages, updates, "brand deposit" reminders of existing franchises, or just high-profile cash grabs?
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The attention from Texas politicians is not surprising, given that the N.B.A. has three franchises in the state.
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By the same token, some entrepreneurs dream up successful franchises based on ideas that few would bet on.
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From the beginning, Killspace was an ambitious studio, aiming to build transmedia franchises spanning games, movies, and comics.
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Business is so good, he said, that he's thinking about opening franchises in other parts of the country.
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Since it's one of my favorite game franchises, I excitedly entered Dark Souls 3 with the large expectations.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Tuesday compared a cosmetics company to one of the country's most dominant sports franchises.
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This is the opportunity that the major franchises miss out on: to lead their audiences to new ground.
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Since then, he's expanded the business and now owns six franchises in three states — Maryland, California and Tennessee.
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Click around and discover for yourself which franchises are tops, and which top surprises, in your home state.
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The Recode brand and its tentpole franchises — the Code conferences, podcasts, television specials with MSNBC — will not change.
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It was too much too soon; from that point on, franchises folded, merged, moved — it bordered on chaos.
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Loyal franchises so far from the core of his fight in Iraq and Syria do him no good.
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Millarworld was founded by comics writer Mark Millar, who has worked on franchises for Marvel and DC Comics.
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Cohen mediated a conversation between the Real Housewives of Orange County, the first of the Real Housewives franchises.
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Mr. Iger noted that Disney now had 11 franchises that generate $1 billion or more in annual sales.
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The biggest game developers behind AAA franchises (think Battlefield or Assassin's Creed) have their own in-house engines.
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The problem is that the way franchises are awarded incentivises overbidding and the subsequent collapse of the contracts.
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Epic will not be selling teams or franchises, and won't allow third-party leagues to do so either.
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Driving the news: Disney's mega-success at the box office this weekend stems from its focus on franchises.
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We have officially entered the era of massive pop singers featuring in massive pop movie/TV show franchises.
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So there will likely be a lot of people looking to catch up on the franchises at home.
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When they've played their cards right, these people have managed to turn single, seasonal businesses into successful franchises.
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Why it matters: Big Tech's efforts to take over Hollywood stems from its poaching of talent and franchises.
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SINCE ITS first release in 2008, the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has reset the parameters of film franchises.
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We're seeing an increase in producers attempting to create franchises out of films that probably don't merit one.
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But in terms of Canadian franchises fielding a team, it has no bearing, at least not this season.
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Franchises can also receive EGOT glory — that is, titles that have won top awards over their various adaptations.
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The 22016ers — one of the NFL's iconic franchises — picked him in the second round of the 27 draft.
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More remarkable is that, for the most part, none of those franchises have been able to do it.
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VR The VRs of BBL, KBank, SCB and KTB reflect their strong domestic franchises and large client bases.
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Again, back to what you were talking about at Disney, it's not just that he bought those franchises.
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Soupman sells soup and licenses franchises inspired by the famous Manhattan shop that Al Yeganeh opened in 1984.
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The individual people who work for them are often great, but collectively, pro sports franchises are the worst.
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Maybe the greatest value of unwieldy overwrought multimedia franchises is that things like this swell up in them.
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Trade, transportation and utilities was another big growth area, with 2211,2000 positions, while franchises add 250,2499 new workers.
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Millarworld will continue to create and publish new stories and franchises under the Netflix label, the company said.
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We imagine she'll have plenty of things to say about the women from the other franchises as well.
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Ten teams are joining League of Legends' North American esports division as permanent franchises for the 2018 season.
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It has 3,600 company-owned stores in North America, and franchises in Africa, Asia and the Middle East.
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At Tuesday's NFL owners meeting, franchises were moved around like so many multi-million dollar board game pieces.
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Both franchises say they try to release muscle tension, increase range of motion and improve quality of movement.
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We got a bad reputation because of a few franchises that forced unhealthy versions of cheap Southern food.
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There are few actors as good to be found anywhere in this ever-expanding universe of superhero franchises.
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The 1.7 percent growth forecast for this year will bring the total number of U.S. franchises to 795,932.
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There's been a lot of complaining this summer about Hollywood releasing sequel after sequel from big movie franchises.
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It's a marquee interleague matchup between two of baseball's most storied franchises, and a potential World Series preview.
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The Real Housewives franchises have been mired in a baffling amount of lifestyle shaming for quite some time.
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Imagine being a young actor and landing your very first movie role in one of Hollywood's biggest franchises.
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Instead, the two apps will be based on existing franchises, "Fire Emblem" and "Animal Crossing," the company says.
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Is this insistence on bringing back old media television doing more harm than good for these beloved franchises?
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All three of these organizations predated ISIS and joined the organization as franchises after it rose to prominence.
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I'm less reflexively hateful of cinematic reboots and reinterpretations of old beloved franchises than I used to be.
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Sports is big business, involving not only multi-billion-dollar franchises but also lucrative marketing and advertising deals.
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Despite announcing sequels and expansions to some of their biggest franchises this weekend, Activision Blizzard left analysts wanting.
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The insights he offered were so acute that several franchises interviewed him for positions in their analytics department.
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Lasseter, co-founder of Pixar, was the creative force behind the billion-dollar "Toy Story" and "Frozen" franchises.
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Jayne is an assistant coach for the Dallas Fuel, one of the 20 franchises in Blizzard's Overwatch League.
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The 30 franchises are obliged to pay 50 percent of designated basketball-related revenue to the league's players.
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Mike Budenholzer is the top candidate to become head coach of two NBA franchises, ESPN reported on Monday.
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The backdrop wrote itself: 25 combined seasons of consecutive misery for two franchises in bedrock major league towns.
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Since starting at ESPN in 1986, Mr. Saunders had been at the center of the network's biggest franchises.
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Created by Rocksteady, the "Batman: Arkham Collection" is one of the most influential action franchises of the decade.
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Saldana has been keeping busy working on mega-franchises like Star Trek, Avatar and Guardians of the Galaxy.
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Large hotel chains have started to move away from ownership and are instead operating as managers or franchises.
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Multiple NFL franchises were chomping at the bit just for a chance to interview him, but he passed.
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Nevertheless, it's amazing that two woebegone franchises somehow managed to blow what seemed to be certain playoff victories.
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But such franchises do give characters and actors something a single movie can't always offer — room to grow.
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For many NBA franchises, the draft lottery has become the defining moment in the lives of their fans.
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The race for acquisition of premium franchises is tightening, as more tech companies and streaming platforms acquire content.
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"I would guess they'll stick to big franchises, the movies they can promote in theme parks," he said.
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Canadians have different fast-food franchises, different chain stores, different potato chip flavors (ketchup; poutine; Montreal smoked meat).
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Nevertheless, unfavorable foreign exchange rates and competition in select franchises will likely dampen reported sales growth during 2016.
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A banking union would give banks in Europe the opportunity to create real European business models and franchises.
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Each concert has sold out, which is a level of success the Garden's other franchises can only envy.
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" King's career has spanned both reliable franchises like the "Barbershop" movies and more ambitious films like "Fruitvale Station.
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The last two general managers enshrined — Pat Gillick and John Schuerholz — led two franchises to World Series titles.
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So began one of modern gaming's most colorful franchises, designed and delivered by Crash Bandicoot creators Naughty Dog.
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His father retired as an owner of Sonic Drive-In franchises in the Austin and San Antonio areas.
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Hot Star Fried Chicken has franchises in locations across the world throughout Asia, Australia, Canada, and Los Angeles.
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This is why for decades, through multiple Trek franchises, we have never heard Sarek, Spock's father, mention Burnham.
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It won't recognize McDonald's workers as its own employees because most of them work at independently-owned franchises.
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Enter Wood Rocket, porn parody producers extraordinaire with an eye for culturally relevant franchises to, ah, fuck with.
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Highly-anticipated spinoffs from popular franchises have sputtered out at the box office relative to the original films.
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Mid- and post-credits scenes have become expected — and often welcome — treats for fans of big blockbuster franchises.
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The bride's father retired as an owner and operator of several Chick-fil-A franchises in Hattiesburg, Miss.
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Galpin, with 11 dealer franchises in Southern California, is Ford's No. 1 U.S. dealer and Honda's No. 163.
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Alamo Drafthouse is technically a chain, but its theaters around the country are franchises and are independently operated.
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Some Taco Bell and Wendy's franchises are using tamper-proof packaging to keep delivery drivers from swiping fries.
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Jacques Fath, Jean Patou and Jean-Louis Scherrer, designers whose names live on through fragrance franchises, were represented.
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Many franchises have built new stadiums in cooperation with cities and states that floated bonds to finance construction.
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Most Overwatch League teams have academy teams, similar to how Major League Baseball franchises have minor league affiliates.
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It was a transformational moment, not just for two baseball franchises but also for the cities they inhabited.
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Delightree: A task management system for franchises, meant to help owners create and audit to-dos across locations.
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It recently bought the rights to animated series based on NBCUniversal's "Jurassic Park" and "Fast and Furious" franchises.
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Such moments serve as reminders why fans of several downtrodden hockey franchises adopted the #LoseForHughes hashtag last year.
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Other publishers have built fictional franchises based on games like Gears of War, Starcraft, BioShock and Tomb Raider.
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Soupman sells soup and licenses franchises inspired by the famous Manhattan shop that Al Yeganeh opened in 1984.
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In each market, Serendipity is looking for the right experts, whether they're for franchises or company-owned offices.
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This season proved challenging for fans of the Detroit Red Wings, one of the N.H.L.'s standout franchises.
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With Bond being one of the longest-running franchises of all time, it&aposs time to change that.
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Matthew Ball, former head strategist at Amazon Studios, wrote about this in an essay about Marvel and franchises.
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Franchises are immensely valuable to studios, bringing back viewers again and again and growing their audience over time.
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Initially, the N.B.A., a private corporation, owned the W.N.B.A., also a corporation, and all its teams or franchises.
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It isn't the only company taking this approach: Beeline Bikes in California also offers mobile bike-repair franchises.
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Tim Horton's, the Canadian coffee spot with many American locations, is leaving schedules up to local franchises, too.
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Zynga has made an "aggressive recalibration" toward "forever" game franchises while Glu is shifting away from celebrity games.
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Fitch believes the banks will continue to maintain this position, reflecting their strong franchises and price setting ability.
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EA's plans to drive Ultimate Team-style monetization to other franchises appear to have hit a serious roadblock.
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We have a proven track record of investing in and growing core franchises in the companies we acquire.
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It is also recognizing the role collectors play in stoking excitement around one of its most important franchises.
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Spawned from "Twilight" fanfiction, her "Fifty Shades" trilogy became one of the most valuable literary franchises in history.
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These three banks are among the largest in Thailand, with strong franchises and consistently above-average financial performances.
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And in an industry where every company is dependent upon a relatively small number of franchises, this matters.
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McDonald's operates and franchises more than 2,400 restaurants in mainland China and more than 240 in Hong Kong.
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He added that some of the greatest opportunities are in franchises most people have never heard of before.
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James Harden and Russell Westbrook have both won Most Valuable Player awards while carrying their own respective franchises.
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At the time, the NBA had 23 franchises, but the league was fading in popularity and public prominence.
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But based on the state of the franchises, one thing is not debatable: P.K. Subban won the trade.
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Except: they don't have to be forgotten installments of annual franchises that live and die on their realism.
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For them, this year's matchup is chock-full of fascinating storylines between the players, coaches, and franchises involved.
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For some reason, it seems like Marvel films allow more leeway with director creativity than other mega-franchises.
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As I took breaks in between matches, thinking of the explosion of traditional esports franchises that are now mirroring physical sports franchises in a number of ways, I began to wonder: Could the more physical nature of VR esports be the key to the emerging platform's success in the gaming arena?
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There's a reason most slasher franchises focus on the killer continuing from movie to movie, rather than any survivors.
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The series offered a PlayStation-centric answer to Nintendo franchises with its colorful starring duo and catch-all gameplay.
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In a 2009 interview with PEOPLE, Yelchin said he felt honored to play a part in such notable franchises.
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One of TCM's most popular franchises, The Essentials showcases "must-see" classic films, often with commentary from special guests.
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Last week, I talked about how the top gaming industry franchises were proving immortal and how that could change.
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Fisher's Princess Leia was the role of a lifetime for one of the most successful franchises of all time.
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Banks continue to benefit from their strong franchises and significant barriers to entry in many key products and services.
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Prince-Bythewood's track record may be solid, but Sony's isn't, at least when it comes to building superhero franchises.
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"We're very pleased with our results, which continue to validate our strategic focus and investments in brands and franchises."
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The worlds of comic books and big sci-fi franchises are bottled up and decanted among various studios already.
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Domino's had 12,692 stores globally as of March 27, out of which 7,691 were franchises outside the United States.
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The company operates 5,692 stores - company owned and franchises - in the United States and 440.93,430 stores in international markets.
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The most important companies — including the next generation of big franchises — are likely going to end up being public.
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I say all of this not to suggest that film franchises resembling TV series is necessarily a good trend.
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Kreiz has used his Hollywood connections to help ink several deals for new movies based on core Mattel franchises.
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The company says that it has already sold franchises to owners in Atlanta, Dallas, New York, Paris, and Toronto.
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Its content business is considered one of the most expansive in terms of recognizable franchises and family-friendly titles.
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The company, behind popular franchises such as "Skylanders", reported total adjusted revenue of $1.26 billion for the first quarter.
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For that surcharge, buyers get access to dozens of clips from the company's BadoinkVR, BabeVR, VRCosplayX, and 18VR franchises.
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For starters, Wendy's worked closely with franchises this time around and created a menu that doesn't require new equipment.
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Cast members have begun to distance themselves from reality franchises because of the way networks glorify their bad behavior.
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Wilburn's business grew, and when she started selling JBF franchises in 2004, Winslow grabbed one, eventually adding two more.
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It also has growing franchises in equities (2033% of AuM, multi assets (12%) and real assets and alternatives (7%)).
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He eventually turned the lessons into a lucrative mail order magazine business and dance studio franchises around the world.
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Certiport's global test-administering franchises have to put up the cash to get their kids and chaperones to Disney.
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Instead, Disney+'s initial "original" offerings will be TV series spinoffs of its Star Wars and Marvel Studios franchises.
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Most recently, Stanberry was Work & Money Director, responsible for developing content franchises for the Work & Money and Tech sections.
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"You don't buy this stock for short-term guidance, you buy it for its long-term franchises," Cramer said.
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Thousands of entrepreneurs take the plunge and invest in franchises as a way to grab onto the American dream.
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"I didn't want to keep fighting over millions of dollars that, frankly, due to two franchises, I don't need."
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Private companies, such as Virgin, bid for franchises to operate passenger services, for about seven years at a time.
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Time Warner also does not control all the rights to some of its own best franchises, having sold them.
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It includes movies like James Bond, Rocky, RoboCop, Pink Panther, 21 Jump Street and The Hobbit franchises, for example.
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He played parts of 19 seasons in the major leagues with 12 different franchises, including the Padres in 2010.
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Particularly this holiday season, Nintendo has managed to release some fantastic iterations of some of its most enduring franchises.
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