In other words, you get more bang for your buck.
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First, they want to get more bang from new debt.
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"We got more bang for our buck," Ms. Leonor said.
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Cuba -- where celebs get way more bang ... for their buck.
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Put simply, down-ballot spending gets more bang for the buck
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Get more bang for your buck with these deals on TVs.
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Otherwise, you can probably get more bang for your buck elsewhere.
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Get more bang for your buck with this double-duty bracelet.
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For starters, you got more bang for your buck at hotels.
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By all accounts, it would be more bang for our buck.
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You get more bang for your buck with running versus walking.
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Getting more bang for less buck from our current infrastructure systems.
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A travel-sized tube will give you more bang for your buck.
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That could mean more bang for the buck in midrange gaming laptops.
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Savvy millennials are looking for cards offering more bang for their buck.
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However, you'll get far more bang-for-your-buck by focusing on yourself.
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"People are combining efforts to get more bang for their buck," he said.
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They realize if they team up, they get more bang for the buck.
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In other words, investors are starting to get more bang for their buck.
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Honestly, I felt I got more bang for my buck in Hotel G.
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Even if sticker prices don't drop, you'll get more bang for your buck.
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Ready to get a little more bang for your buck this Cyber Week?
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If the money's directed, you get a lot more bang for your buck.
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Judging off the numbers available, Trump donors got much more bang for their buck.
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We might be able to get more bang for our buck in three districts.
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Investment in new plants was $11 billion, and there's more bang for the buck.
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You'll get slightly more bang for your buck at Trader Joe's, but not much.
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The Vaporfly's design minimizes that lost energy, giving runners more bang for the buck.
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"Maybe facilitators think, Oh, Americans will get more bang for their buck," Grob said.
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These days it feels like we're all trying to get more bang for our buck.
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More time in orbit means that satellite owners can get more bang for their buck.
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He said investors would get "more bang for their buck" than they would with Apple.
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In addition to lower fees, investors are now also getting more bang for their buck.
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Launching singles instead of full albums allows musicians to get more bang for their buck.
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And what that translates into for the user is just more bang for your buck.
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Sure, it's not as portable, but you get a lot more bang for your buck.
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End Screens and Cards work on mobile and desktop, giving you more bang for your buck.
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Your $119 annual Amazon Prime membership is about to get you more bang for your buck.
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Buyers in the Cayo district are often "looking for more bang for their buck," she said.
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There's a strong consensus that maintaining existing infrastructure gives you much more bang for your buck.
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They then sell it into the stores because now you get more bang for your buck.
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Segmenting those messages by interest and geography would likely result in more bang for fewer bucks.
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And right now is the best time to get more bang for your buck — pun intended.
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When it comes to getting more bang-for-your-buck, the best-value destinations are overseas.
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"That money could be put to policies that deliver more bang for the buck," he said.
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There are plenty of other Greek islands that will give you more bang for your buck.
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The extension will automatically show you discounts in your browser, which means more bang for your buck.
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"To me, you get more bang for your buck if you have a focused approach," he added.
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If you're in an East Coast state like Maryland, you might get more bang for your buck.
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Wordplay TUESDAY PUZZLE — It's always nice when you get more bang for your buck with a puzzle.
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All it means is that you can wear it more and get way more bang for your buck.
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Most folks probably don't know a refresh is so imminent, so you'll get more bang for your buck.
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As the affordability index shows, homebuyers can get a lot more bang for their yuan in smaller cities.
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It's also technically elaborate as far as pin creations go, so you're getting more bang for your buck.
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The-- us selling more to them has more bang for the buck for our economy to begin with.
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Get more bang for your buck and save on a five-pack plus two remotes with today's Amazon deal.
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Both desserts can be topped with a dollop of whipped cream if you want more bang for your buck.
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Or, as he noted during the trophy ceremony, pulling for more bang for the bucks they spent on tickets.
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"We need to take steps to get more bang for the buck," the agency said in a fact sheet.
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Committing to jumbo-sized essentials reduces your packaging output and often means you get more bang for your buck.
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Baseball owners would get more bang for their buck for a DH. It will add offense to the game.
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High-income tech workers who can telecommute are seeking more affordable markets where they get more bang for their buck.
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We could be getting be getting a lot more bang for our buck but we live in a great location.
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After all, the city would get more bang for its buck pulling over a rich driver with a blown blinker.
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Over time, advertisers will realize that they can get more bang for their buck by advertising on new media platforms.
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There is simply more bang for your teaching buck: Learning these words will make more texts accessible to your students.
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So that means you're getting a little more bang for your buck in Netflix," he said Wednesday on "Trading Nation.
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You can even pop out the individual pots when stock is getting low, so you get more bang for your buck.
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If you opt for anything more than the $1000 model, you can get more bang for your buck from other devices.
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Only two players in that group, Miami's Hassan Whiteside and Portland's Damian Lillard, gave their teams more bang for the buck.
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Sean Blocksidge got a little more bang for his buck when late-night bush bashing on Wednesday evening in Western Australia.
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The new machine is part a broader push to get more bang for the buck out of offshore turbines in general.
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Smartphones, spreadsheets and demographic data allow for a more precise targeting of campaigning efforts, giving proponents more bang for their buck.
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However, you'll get more bang for your buck if you cash in your points for free stays with the Hilton brand.
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"I used fancier glass ones here, but plastic is more bang for your buck and will still look good," she said.
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I think the footlong Philly cheesesteak gives you more bang for your buck, even though the Little Cheesesteak Slider is cheaper.
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Initially, I was just trying to get more bang for my buck, but the results changed my beauty routine for the better.
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Going after this group, though small, gives law enforcement officials "more bang for their buck" in cutting down on unlicensed gun sales.
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It's roughly the size of one image post in your News Feed, meaning you get a little more bang for your buck.
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Ultimately, when trust is everything, proper research empowers donors to make confident decisions — and it also means more bang for your buck.
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"Since yesterday, you get a lot more bang for your buck in the U.K.," said Zach Honig, editor in chief at ThePointsGuy.
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The Petaluma, California-based beef company sources organic, non-GMO verified, dual-purpose cows that offer more bang for your resource buck.
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But, keep in mind that it's a lot cheaper than its feature-rich rivals, so you're getting more bang for less buck.
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And to get more bang for your buck this year, check out the 52 Easy Ways to be Smarter with Money in 2018.
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Generally speaking, I think Tim Hortons offers way more bang for your buck, though, as it was significantly cheaper than my Dunkin' order.
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LED headlights replace the incandescents, as a way of getting more bang for your buck when it comes to that electric power source.
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If you're willing to live with a last-generation processor, you can get more bang for your buck by purchasing last year's model.
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"You will get more bang for the buck and a better return when you sell to have that full master suite," said Rodriguez.
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Know When You're Getting More Bang For Your BuckYes, organic milk is always going to be more expensive than its non-organic counterpart.
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Today's mid-range CPUs are more than enough for mainstream games, meaning an effective graphics processor gives you much more bang for buck.
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"You may get as much or more bang for your buck frankly by just telling people you're not going to pay," he said.
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Most places on Barbados accept U.S. dollars, but you can get more bang for your buck using the local currency, the Barbadian dollar.
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We've got more bang for the buck today and it really highlights how many homophones and homographs there are in the English language.
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For thrifty shoppers, a "buy one, get one" (BOGO) special can sound like the best way to get more bang for their buck.
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Even at $10-20 million for an A-list comedian like Amy Schumer, stand-up specials still yield more bang for Netflix's buck.
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But the one major thing for me is that although Apple products may cost more, Apple also gives you more bang for your buck.
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That's a great option to have, and you'll get a lot more bang for your buck than you would with a CFast 2.0 card.
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And to get even more bang for your buck you can wear this two different ways — as a clutch or a cross-body bag.
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But as consumers try to get more bang for their buck, chains that offer quality branded goods at lower prices have become increasingly popular.
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Having a more affordable, competitive and focused set of search tools to choose from would absolutely get us more bang for the advertising bucks.
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Keeping that in mind, there are still some great, relatively easy ways to get more bang for your travel buck in the new year.
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Trump would cut the corporate rate more deeply, to 15 percent rather than 20 percent, which could have more bang for very few more bucks.
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I did all of my homework beforehand with other systems on the market and you definitely get more bang for your buck with the foodi!
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Even if you're not usually a business-class flyer, this is an opportunity to get more bang for your buck, and to travel in comfort.
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You'd be able to get way more bang for your buck by building a tower, but then we're back to dealing with an garish tower.
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I've found that real life, face-to-face, hug-to-hug contact offers more bang for my buck than anything on a screen ever could.
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And the bank may get more bang for its buck by buying larger quantities of riskier assets, including corporate bonds and equities, via exchange-traded funds.
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Increasing China's purchase of U.S. goods, as opposed to requiring China to sell less, had "more bang for the buck" for the U.S. economy, Ross said.
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But before I hop on yet another flight to San Francisco, it's good to know I'm getting a little more bang for my (well, Verizon's) buck.
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"Larger blooms can often give you more bang for your buck," said Courtney Nelson Lunsford, a lead planner with Pineapple Productions, an event planner in Washington.
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They're a lot more wearable than the brand's fur-lined mules, plus you get more bang for your buck thanks to a fold-down convertible heel.
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"Us selling more to them has more bang for the buck for our economy to begin with, and it's probably less intrusive into their economy," he said.
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The stereotype goes that once people get married and begin having children, they move to the suburbs because (in theory) you get more bang for your buck.
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And the company will continue to work with Mattel to add more functionality to the base, so kids can get more bang for their interactive gaming buck.
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If you're splitting pizza with friends, you'll technically get more bang for your buck by splitting one 27-inch pizza instead of ordering two 22019-inch pizzas.
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It seems that partying on an empty stomach can increase the strength of your party choices and get more out of them, more bang for your buck.
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"We'd get more bang for the buck investing in low-barrier treatment that is proven by science and it would have a far higher yield," Wakeman says.
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"More bang for your buck than anything on the market," he said, adding that he chose it as his best everyday bourbon of the year last year.
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"We got a lot more bang for our buck in Caldwell," said Mr. verDorn, 32, who works as director of sales and membership for a country club.
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Companies looking to get more bang for their buck, and employees looking to make their salaries go further, are sometimes choosing software jobs in lower-cost cities.
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If Congress had made each company's tax cut contingent on each company's wage increases, the American people would have gotten more bang for their tax cut bucks.
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To get even more bang for your buck, she suggests upgrading these with "a long-stemmed toe stop," which you can buy at your local skate shop.
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For school officials, that might seem like more bang for their buck, but critics worry that excessive use of the tool could turn into surveillance of students.
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Ranging from $195 to $1,195, it's still worth pinching pennies for, but the new offering of luxury classics means increased wearability potential, and more bang for your buck.
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Now I'm getting more bang for my buck, and I have a much better idea of what it really means to buy a good bottle of olive oil.
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With the updated specs, the Mac Mini offers a bit more bang for the buck, but the specs still lag sorely behind similarly priced pre-packaged Windows PCs.
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If you're looking to get "more bang for your buck," then look no further than the VIZIO 21-inch Class 2379K Ultra HD HDR Smart LED TV (D55x-G1).
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In New York, you'll likely get more bang for your buck in a city like Buffalo, while you might feel cramped squeezing into under 300 square feet in Brooklyn.
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But for those looking to automate the experience, PornHub hopes the new category the videos will be a free way to get more bang out of your robot companion.
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Getting more bang for your bite matters, too: Low-energy-density foods, which yield big portions for few calories, "allow you to eat more without gaining weight," Rolls says.
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Teral sees lower 5G revenues than those from 4G as more advanced technology with additional software and commoditized hardware delivers more bang for the buck for telecommunications service providers.
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"Even giving up a few hours of a paycheck to volunteer at a food bank may have more bang for your buck in making you feel happier," she said.
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It also gives you more bang for the buck than Apple's iPhone XR, which costs the same -- the Galaxy s10e has a brighter screen, headphone jack and expandable storage.
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"[There] is this idea of getting as much nutrition as you can into a plate; the idea of more bang for your buck in terms of nutrition," she said.
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Compared to Apple's iPhone XR, XS, and XS Max, the three Galaxy S1063 phones offer more bang for your buck, provided you don't mind using the Android operating system.
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But the major reason why producers and stars flock to Dubai, he argues, is that it is a one-stop shop where they get more bang for their buck.
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Both of them are brilliant, and Caro's details are amazing, but there's a lot more bang per paragraph in Dallek's 400 pages than in Caro's 3,000-plus-page version.
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"Streaming services need volume with both diverse originals and a large library of acquired shows and movies to give the consumer more bang for their subscription bucks," she said.
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It would make sense in such a situation to offer bigger employment subsidies in West Virginia than in Wyoming because doing so would bring more bang for your buck.
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By segmenting its customers into thousands of different categories, Facebook allows advertisers to get more bang for their buck because their message isn't being wasted on people who aren't receptive.
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Taxpayers get more bang for their buck, he said, if upgrades mean IT staff spend less time on routine work such as troubleshooting servers, and more on improving digital services.
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Beyond that, an analysis of the special elections and Federal Election Commission records over the past year reveal that Democratic candidates have been getting more bang for their campaign buck.
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While not exactly frugal (34 dollars gets you into both), there's a trick to getting slightly more bang for your buck: Go into an exhibit right at 4:30 p.m.
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This option can be important if you travel a lot, since transfer partners can help you get more bang for your buck and access to more travel options in general.
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And while that's sound enough advice, it's also true that at the end of the day, you'd get more bang for your buck by cutting down on the other two things.
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When interest rates are declining, duration—the measure of the sensitivity of a bond's price (the value of its principal) to a change in rates—provides more bang for the buck.
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"What we're going to see is credit card issuers trying to give people more reasons to stick around, and give their current customers more bang for their rewards buck," Schulz says.
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Stop me if you've heard this one: Microsoft, beaten to the tablet market by Apple, wants to build an alternative, one that runs Windows and gives more bang for the buck.
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"Investors got more bang for their buck," according to the joint report from the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), the Frankfurt School-UNEP Collaborating Center, and Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF).
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The subsidy program should be more generous in struggling areas, like the Eastern Heartland, although even a flat nominal wage subsidy would deliver more bang in depressed areas with lower prices.
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That means China gets more bang from its buck from its exports to the United States — and suggests American tariffs could be more painful than trade's shrinking share of the economy suggests.
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Any rewards-card expert will tell you that cash back generally isn't the most lucrative rewards system — you generally get more bang for your buck when redeeming miles or points than cash.
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Greenwich is less than two hours outside New York City, and people moving there will get "more bang for their buck," according to real estate agent and founder of SparkOffer, Mike Russo.
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Trump is getting more bang for his buck as his ad spend has created over 26 million impressions, compared to the 10.6 million impressions on Buttigieg's ads, according to the ad library.
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Some people, to "get more bang for their buck," as Matthew put it, will try implanting multiple embryos at once, hoping at least one will stick, which can sometimes lead to multiple pregnancies.
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Powell, and others, have argued central banks should get ahead of a downturn after seeing any signs of weakness to get more bang for their buck in such a low-interest rate environment.
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I used way less of the Get Hued in the end than I did with the Dye Hard, which tells me that I get more bang for my buck with the Get Hued.
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Clean energy research and development and energy efficiency programs will get more bang for the buck once their carbon-cutting benefits are valued in the marketplace, making clean and efficient investments more profitable.
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As competition in the travel space heats up, posh hotels are going out of their way to make sure guests get more bang for the big bucks they shell out to stay there.
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DJ Gribbin, who crafted that plan and has since joined an infrastructure finance firm, thinks the New Dealers could get more bang for their buck by picking up that piece of his approach.
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In New Jersey, for example, while you might feel cramped squeezing into 400-square-foot studio in Jersey City, you're likely to get more bang for your buck in the neighboring city of Newark.
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If you're unsure whether you'll get more bang for your buck with H&R Block or Credit Karma, I recommend running your taxes through both services to see which results in a larger refund.
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Genius Pack 30-inch spinner — $199.99 See Details True to their name, compression packing cubes help shrink down the size of your clothing so that you can get more bang for your buck, space-wise.
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But when he lets up on the pressure, the sound is sweet and bright, and he gives, and gives, and gives — there are few Met artists these days who offer more bang for your buck.
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Many feel that they are getting more bang for the buck with bigger screens, as studies have shown that people spend more time using apps, watching videos and browsing the web on big-screen phones.
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Military reforms that Mr Xi introduced in 2015, including a slimming down of the army and reorganisation of the command structure along American lines, are also likely to have given China more bang for its yuan.
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"The $5 million will last us five or 10 times longer than if we were in San Francisco, or New York, or Chicago, and they appreciate that idea because they get more bang for their buck."
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The research found that not only do these mixed teams produce more bang for the buck, they also deliver while taking on less risk over the course of three years than male-only fund-manager teams.
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The federal government would get more bang for their buck if U.S. drivers were charged directly for their use of highways through tolls or mileage fees, a new study from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) says.
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There would be more "bang for the buck" for government investment if it were directed into under-performing regions of Britain which would reduce the risk that public investment merely crowds out the private sector, NIESR said.
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In particular I have an aesthetic soft spot for the cheaper Pro-Ject turntables, but you'll get more bang for your buck from the step-up model of the cheap AT table above, the Audio-Technica LP120.
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Might the World Bank not get more bang for its taxpayers' buck if it largely focused its lending efforts on those poor countries, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, that are shut out from the global capital market?
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It's worth reading the full article to really understand Martinez's points, but he explained that Trump was likely getting much more bang for his buck when it came to his ad spend because of Facebook's ad auctions system.
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But the word, despite its negative connotations, really isn't all bad — especially if it means getting more bang for your buck on what tends to be one of the more expensive parts of your beauty routine: skin care.
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Even Microsoft's Surface Book 2, which is more of a regular computer that can also play games as opposed to a gaming laptop that can also do work, offers a bit more bang for the buck than Razer.
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On a plot of land that usually accommodates three to four single family homes, the city could allow developers to build projects that house more than 100 people, getting much more bang for the buck in land use.
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The low price of gas has already made it a viable alternative to coal for electricity generation, and since burning natural gas releases fewer emissions, cutting down on methane leaks would deliver more bang for the buck, environmentally.
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If you choose an East Coast state like Maryland or Pennsylvania, on the other hand, you may have a quicker turnaround and get more bang for your buck: The average profit you can make there is almost $110,000.
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Key quote: "We project funding CSRs would have a greater impact on reducing premiums than any of the reinsurance funding levels that have been proposed, and would have more bang for the buck in terms of Federal spending."
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And the second best thing about recreating this effortless look is that the pieces can be worn separately, too, which means more bang for our buck (and her fellow Brit, the sustainability-minded Emma Watson, will be so proud).
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Add in lots of options for airport lounge access — from the luxurious Amex Centurion Lounges to Delta Sky Clubs when you're flying Delta to Priority Pass lounges — and you're getting even more bang for your buck when you travel.
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Aaron says he chose a house away from Hollywood and the beaches because he wanted to get more bang for his buck, and his new pad's close to dirt biking and camping sites ... a couple of his favorite activities.
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Our take: At $139 — the cost of a reasonably priced facial — you get more bang for your buck than you do going to a pro, since you can reap the benefits of the real thing again...and again, and again.
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At least initially, Fiber won't be available in individual rowhouses or single family homes, which typically cost more to connect on a per-account basis (the company gets more bang for its buck wiring an entire apartment complex or condo).
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That may or may not be the case, but it's extremely hard to see why you would think that will get you more bang for the buck in terms of poverty-reduction than directly giving the money to low-income people.
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But one argument Cohen and others have been making to donors is that they get more bang for their buck in state legislative races, where the average statehouse district is 67,000 constituents, versus about 710,000 in the average US congressional district.
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Colman explained that where a company might have previously installed a large, expensive piece of art, now it sees a plant wall as an option with "more bang for their buck," and she described these walls as "art with benefits."
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But if you're trying to save money, and you just want to scratch that itch to travel, try to find some cheaper destinations that maybe don't get advertised as much but will still give you more bang for your buck.
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When it comes to studying monkeys, a researcher gets much more bang for their buck in China, as the Atlantic's Sarah Zhang reported last year: A standard monkey in China costs about $1,500, compared to roughly $6,000 in the United States.
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A combination of rising demand for avocado and a 16 percent loss of the peso to the dollar last year (resulting in cheaper exports to US consumers) means farmers get more bang for their buck with avocados than with many other crops.
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So, now that we've established that buying on sale can give you even more bang for your buck than you realized, it's time to shop the shoes we were eyeing earlier this summer (and are still obsessing over a few months later).
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Read MoreThese are the top 5 Beatles songs streaming online While there's still a market for traditional sound systems, the landscape is increasingly dominated by wireless technology that powers smaller, portable and cheaper components that give audiophiles more bang for their buck.
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"We knew we could get more bang for our buck if we just took the plunge and moved in together when my lease was up, versus getting separate studios, or dealing with roommates for another year in our late 20s," Ms. Leggett said.
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The latest RX100 VI goes for $1,200, which is a lot, but you can probably find a used Mark V or even a Mark IV for about the same or less than the RX0 II, and you'll still get more bang for your buck.
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For example, if the cost of an iPhone doubled from its 2007 debut to the iPhone 11 model, economists might say the cost didn't really go up quite as much because consumers are getting so much more bang for their buck in the latest model.
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"How does the work that we're going to be doing anyway in House races, how can that trickle down to state legislative races — are there places where you get more bang for your buck?" said Lapp, whose super PAC boosts House Democrats in competitive races.
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But a recent report by the Transit Center, a public transportation advocacy group, estimates that New York City bus service could be greatly improved with relatively small costs and a few simple fixes like redesigning bus routes — giving the city far more bang for its buck.
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"If you're flexible with your dates, you can get so much more bang for your buck," said Yves Marceau, the vice president of product at G Adventures, a tour company where spring itineraries to Europe, for example, can save 20 percent or more over summer trips.
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Cult brands like MAC, Anastasia Beverly Hills, and Tom Ford have all launched teeny-tiny versions of their best-selling lip shades lately, and in addition to the adorable factor, you're also getting more bang for your buck in terms of color options, since they're often sold in sets.
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So they've not only consolidated traditional hospital facilities to get more bang for their buck, but have also profited by accelerating the already existing policy of buying up private practices and even many of those urgent-care facilities we've seen popping up across the country over the past decade.
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"The focus of this entire (price cut) exercise is to win customers who would have thought of going to Samsung or OnePlus, to make them think whether they can spend some extra money on an iPhone XR - it's more bang for the buck," said Rushabh Doshi of tech research firm Canalys.
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"If you look at how upside there is on this trade versus other things, if we have another bout of volatility or Draghi does not deliver next week, either you're better off keeping your cash, or getting more bang for your buck," said Laurent Frings, co-head of EMEA credit research at Aberdeen Asset Management.
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For that extra buck, you are getting a bit more bang, with up to 24 GB of high-speed data before you might be slowed down in areas of network congestion, 500 GB of Verizon's Cloud storage for backing up your phone and 20 GB of mobile hot spot for turning your phone into a Wi-Fi hot spot.
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The Moto G series of phones has long offered some of the best value of any smartphone, with the design, battery life, and screens of phones twice their cost, and this year's (throughly leaked) G7 lineup is no exception, with Motorola cutting away the bezels and offering even bigger displays and batteries to give even more bang for your buck.
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Market experts are seeing a lot of interest in loan funds, particularly high-yield funds, from some of the biggest investors in the U.S. With interest rates expected to stay low and yields compressed, high-yield may be the best deal to get a little more bang for their buck, especially if investors have an optimistic near-term view of the economy.
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It estimated that Chinese military spending likely exceeded $200 billion in 2018 — triple the amount it spent in 2002 — and said that while the U.S. spent $73 billion in 2018, China got more bang for its buck because it did not have to invest in expensive research and development, but relied on direct purchase or the theft of intellectual property.
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It estimated that Chinese military spending likely exceeded $200 billion in 2018 — triple the amount it spent in 2002 — and said that while the U.S. spent $700 billion in 2018, China got more bang for its buck because it did not have to invest in expensive research and development, but relied on direct purchase or the theft of intellectual property.
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In "Gin N Juice," Snoop Dogg raps about his "" Fast forward to 2019, and the artist may have even more bang for his buck as his investment in Swedish fintech Klarna booms in the US. The company announced $460 million in new funding to become Europe's most valuable fintech at $5.5 billion, and now it plans to take on PayPal in the US market.
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Greg Leeds, who runs Northfield Mount Hermon's summer session, which enrolled 286 students this year — 113 in the college prep program — said these programs gave parents "more bang for their buck" than enrichment classes that were not directly related to work being done during the school year, because students got something tangible in the end: credit or a shot at an A grade in the fall in a class they had previewed.
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LAGARDE: YOU KNOW, THERE WILL BE THE TYPICAL ELECTORAL DEBATES WITH ITS EXCESSES AND ABUSES AS WE SEE ALWAYS IN ANY ELECTION AROUND THE WORLD, BUT I WOULD HOPE FOR MYSELF THAT IT WILL REINFORCE THE DETERMINATION TO PULL TOGETHER IN A COORDINATED WAY BECAUSE THIS IS WHAT WE REALLY STRONGLY BELIEVE IN. IF PEOPLE MOVE TOGETHER ON A DIFFERENTIATED BASIS, IT'S NOT GOING TO BE ONE SIZE FITS ALL, BUT IF THEY COORDINATE THEIR ACTION, WE WILL ALL GET MORE BANG FOR THE BUCK.
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