Name-brand tires are name-brand for a reason: they're well-made and reliable.
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WINNER: Name-brand — We liked the name-brand hummus better because of its fluid texture and richer, classic taste.
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This new requirement would help consumers tell the difference between name brand hotel websites and fraudulent ones masquerading as name brand sites.
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Though it was somewhat upsetting to not have that name-brand choice, Trader Joe's products seemed almost identical to name-brand products in some cases.
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It's so much more interesting than being a name brand.
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Eventually you hire name-brand journalists from New York Times, etc.
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It's still working on striking deals with more name-brand channels.
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Let's just say they remind us of certain name brand offerings.
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People who are good with money aren't chasing name-brand goods.
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Overall, Walmart carried all the name-brand products we knew best.
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There were a lot of name-brand items here as well.
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Trader Joe's stocks its shelves with almost entirely name-brand products.
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He had expensive tastes in clothes, favoring name-brand polo shirts.
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Woroch recommended investing in longevity by sticking with name-brand electronics.
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But there were also a lot of name-brand products available.
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Success is not name-brand schools or fancy letters following your name.
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But the family's insurance provider recently stopped covering the name-brand device.
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Good cologne by an Italian name-brand designer he can never remember.
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Actually, the gelée almost gives this an edge over name-brand tuna.
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Similarly, there are numerous no-name brand zero-ink printers out there.
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The movement is more than the two name-brand groups he mentions.
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We found some popular, name-brand shoes here, including these Adidas sneakers.
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There was also a nice variety of name-brand products as well.
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Like in Whole Foods, it was hard to find name-brand products here.
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Now they are making headway developing name-brand products known around the world.
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The bathrooms come with all of your typical amenities including name-brand toiletries.
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We want to make our brand a name brand and a household name.
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Quartz will retain its name, brand, staff and offices, according to the announcement.
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TJ's also stocks some of your favorite name-brand liquors at a discount.
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Samsung was also among the first major businesses to offer name-brand apartments.
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And we found some popular, name-brand shoes here, like these Adidas sneakers.
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Generics are variations on the expensive name-brand drugs that have lost patent protection.
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Its name brand Sky Valley includes organic sodas like root beer and grape soda.
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The pieces in the name-brand cereal were smaller and tasted more densely packed.
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Anything larger than 16 GB is useful — just make sure it's a name brand.
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To counter skipping name-brand items, shoppers should opt for Wegmans-brand items instead.
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Leveraging a name-brand company on one's resume to add credibility is incredibly common.
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To be sure, Wegmans does have a lot of name-brand products as well.
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Carlsberg sells beer under its own-name brand among others and also owns Tuborg.
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The big name-brand galleries, for their part, continue to do plenty of business.
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It wasn't hard to find some name-brand items that also had great prices.
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They also stick to just about everything, even your special name-brand plant mylk.
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Like Airbnb, Uber has a name brand that drives the awareness for the service.
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Decide which items you want to buy name-brand of and which ones you don't.
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The name-brand Tide detergent retails for $23.99 at BJ's for a 200-ounce container.
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Many cheaper generic brands are actually made by the same name-brand companies, she said.
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When we think of packaged food goods, we categorize them as name-brand or artisanal.
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He remains uncertain how quickly these cheaper drugs will poach patients from name-brand rivals.
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It was the way they dressed—devoid of gold chains and expensive name brand clothes.
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It's easy to see why Trump would want another name-brand celebrity on his ticket.
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Scroll through the full list of name brand finds on super sale next week, ahead.
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But again, it's the name brand of The Real World that could change Watch's trajectory.
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He believes Jones has the opportunity to be a big-name brand in the space.
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Kourtney, 40, suggests that instead of name-brand candy, they look into finding organic alternatives.
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WINNER: Name-brand — The Oreo was the clear winner over the Trader Joe's Joe-Joe's.
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Buy a name-brand charger directly from a manufacturer's website or a legit off-brand.
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These drugs often work just as well as the name-brand versions and are cheaper.
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Admittedly, we felt a little robbed of the name-brand products we knew so well.
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In some cases, the Trader Joe's product looked almost identical to the name-brand one.
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Some things, like name-brand items and bulk purchases, are best saved for other stores.
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A lot of the products from the Wegmans brand seem similar to name-brand products.
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In general, the prices are either the same or cheaper as their name-brand counterparts.
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It's happening more and more that the name brand is covered but the generic isn't.
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It's happening more and more that the name brand is covered but the generic isn't.
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The opposite is true for electronics: Invest in longevity by sticking with name-brand electronics.
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"I don't have to have a name brand as long as it tastes good," she said.
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Lewis, 37, hasn't used any of J&J's other name brand baby products on her girls.
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Having the backing of a big-name brand makes a big difference for a start-up.
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Levy said the big name brand companies have become more willing to raise prices though cautiously.
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People "would like access to their name-brand, high-cost academical medical centers," said Mr. Hamman.
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Virtually every "name brand" hedge fund is facing redemptions to the tune of billions of dollars.
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And that's when Demer says you should stock up on everyday essentials like name-brand cereal.
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And don't be fooled into thinking you're paying more for quality for a name-brand hospital.
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A store-brand alternative to this name-brand gift is to upgrade your regular ride-share.
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And Walmart had name brand items on sale, including a 12-pack of Pepsi for $3.48.
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The Trader Joe's crackers looked like the name-brand animal crackers we had grown up with.
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The name brand looked like the more classic animal cracker, with clear outlines of each animal.
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"Find a name-brand person with integrity to buttress what the company is doing," said Gilman.
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However, it was easier to find name-brand products here than it was in Trader Joe's.
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WINNER: Wegmans — The Wegmans juice tasted similar to the name-brand, which worked to its advantage.
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While name-brand clothing stores have a hard time moving merchandise, Stump has no such problems.
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This Lenovo laptop was one of the only name-brand products I found on the site.
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In addition to Mead Johnson's Enfamil, the other big name-brand formula is Abbott Laboratories' Similac.
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The online store sells tons of name-brand timepieces for a fraction of their original MSRPs.
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Costco also sells a variety of name-brand appliances, including refrigerators, washers, dryers, stoves and dishwashers.
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However, beyond Sephora, not even its major name-brand partners seemed to have much appeal to consumers.
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If you are using ATMs, try to stick with name-brand machines in well-lit, enclosed locations.
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Secondly, it's more of a flea market than a bona fide retail hub housing name-brand shit.
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"The name brand goods are too pricey," said Zhou Jiqing, from the neighboring mainland city of Shenzhen.
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So while we still call isotretinoin drugs Accutane, that actual name-brand drug does not exist anymore.
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Dollar Tree's biggest advantage was probably its wide variety of name-brand products available for just $1.
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The Trader Joe's Brownie Crisps had slightly fewer calories per serving size than the name-brand version.
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WINNER: Trader Joe's — The Trader Joe's Brownie Crisps were notably crunchier than the regular name-brand brittle.
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In this way, some name brand manufactures with expired patents can block competition and keep prices higher.
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The result is a product that is similar to a name brand, but generally a lot cheaper.
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The Kirkland brand was crunchier than the Blue Diamond brand, but the name brand had other advantages.
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Thrillist also reported that Benton's brand pantry cookies have options that rival name-brand Girl Scout cookies.
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This, of course, is only an estimate and does not include name brand products or anything fancy.
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We had already ranked the Trader Joe's brand superior to the name-brand in a taste-test.
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Story lines are chock-a-block with perks like fashion fittings, "company seats" and name-brand coffee.
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Some of them may be fine, but they're generally more expensive than the name-brand options here.
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The food section had some inexpensive name-brand items as well, but the mess here was astounding.
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The food section was fully stocked with different name-brand products and had a spotless freezer section.
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Stop what you're doing and buy this coat before it sells out: Name brand, seriously warm and stylish?
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These retailers, which sell name-brand apparel for less, have grown at the expense of traditional department stores.
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The service sends name-brand bags, not knock-offs, and allows you to keep the purses you receive.
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Suddenly in the spotlight, Smith started living beyond his means, splurging on cars, motorcycles and name-brand clothing.
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These consumers covet name-brand goods, but lack the bank account to purchase a $343,000 Louis Vuitton bag.
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Dollar General also had a select assortment of name-brand cosmetics like Maybelline and CoverGirl at discounted prices.
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"You can find awesome name-brand sunglasses for as little as $9.99," Port wrote in Simple Purposeful Living.
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Among engineering and IT students, big tech companies, storied industrial manufacturers, and name-brand automakers dominate the list.
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This has kept prices artificially high even after the exclusivity date on Gilead's name-brand compounds has passed.
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WINNER: Name-brand — The two spicy chips were very similar, but the Takis won because of the flavor.
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The name brand Oreos, Takis, and Sabra hummus won in the cookie, spicy chips, and hummus categories, respectively.
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Overall, we picked out snacks that we thought would be easy to match with popular name-brand products.
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Many of the brands the store carried didn't have that special name-brand recognition that Walmart did, however.
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For the most part, the Wegmans products seemed cheaper than name-brand products and included everything from snacks ...
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Despite the plethora of Wegmans-brand options, there were a ton of name-brand products here as well.
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Shares of GlaxoSmithKline, which produces name-brand Advair, climbed 2.2 percent after the announcement, before paring its gains.
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Great Value is one of Walmart's popular in-house brands that offer value versions of name-brand items.
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The school where he taught for 45 years, most of that time while running a name-brand company.
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Have you ever stressed over whether to buy the no-name brand of frozen burritos from the supermarket?
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For almost every name-brand product, there's an H-E-B alternative, like these yellow corn tortilla chips ...
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Toys R Us' massive size allowed it to sell both name-brand toys and products from upstart toymakers.
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Companies want to get in front of these Chinese consumers, who have a strong affinity for name-brand goods.
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The stricter the limits, the less likely doctors were to rely on the name-brand drugs, the report found.
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Similar to designer jeans, you'll find loads of name-brand athletic apparel and equipment at solid prices, Hip2Save reported.
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This was one of the few instances where the name-brand product cost less than the Trader Joe's product.
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Generic formula is strictly regulated, has virtually identical ingredients, and can be 30 percent cheaper than name-brand options.
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Wendell feigned nonchalance, but I have to believe that he enjoyed the upgrade from generic to name-brand kibble.
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Many name brand toothpastes are too harsh on my gums and I'm still trying to pinpoint the exact source.
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If you want a name-brand flagship for a discount price, the Samsung Galaxy S250e is your best bet.
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For now, it sells some name-brand spirits, not just the craft stuff, an inventory bought with the store.
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For now, it sells some name-brand spirits, not just the craft stuff, an inventory bought with the store.
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Jim, 65, worked in the apparel industry managing accounts for name-brand athletic and outdoor wear for 31 years.
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"Buy Kirkland — it's cheaper and the same product as the name brand," one Costco employee previously told Business Insider.
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Why continue to buy a name-brand aspirin when the same chemical compound sits nearby at a cheaper price?
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Yes, you can still purchase your favorite big-name brand lipstick and shampoo in Target stores and on their website.
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You can find significant markdowns on name-brand products, including Calvin Klein, New Balance, Lacoste and Hugo Boss, Skirboll says.
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For example, a name brand watch might be listed for one price, but the image might show a lower figure.
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And while there have been deal-savvy shoppers for decades, millennials today prefer secondhand over splurging on a name brand.
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Ollie's is an off-price retailer that sells name brand merchandise at a 70 percent discount to a department store.
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More and more vehicles are shipping with name-brand voice assistants, and analysts predict that more are on the way.
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His problem is that he doesn't have the name-brand value of the other two progressive possibilities, Warren and Brown.
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This store is so small it doesn't even have name-brand Ruffles, so I settle for the local generic brand.
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Store brands can really save you money, and many times the product is almost identical to the national name brand.
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I drink a lot of Diet Coke, so I buy the Kroger name brand version in bulk to save money.
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RACE AND POLICING RANK HIGH ON SOCIAL: Today's debate brings a deluge of data from various name-brand technology companies.
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Woroch says that Zocor, a name-brand cholesterol medication, can cost about $175, while the generic is only about $70.
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Sometimes, as in the case with pita chips, the Trader Joe's-brand tastes practically identical to the name-brand product.
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We also enjoyed the hefty take-out section, individual pastry and sandwich options, and wide variety of name-brand products.
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The Trader Joe's animal crackers tasted exactly like the name brand ones we had grown up with, which was nice.
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With the exception of its almonds and popcorn, Costco's Kirkland Signature brand was superior to the name-brand products overall.
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These name-brand drugs raked in $32 billion in 2016, though sales have lost momentum as copies hit the market.
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It was acquired by Teledyne and faded away as a company with a name-brand reputation stronger than its sales.
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I wanted her height, her O.C. house, and I wanted Marissa Cooper's access to name-brand (read: American Eagle) clothing.
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The Sunday magazine became glossier under his guidance, with name-brand journalists like Andrew Sullivan, Michael Pollan and Lynn Hirschberg.
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Name-brand tampons are available at the jail commissary for about $4 a box, though some women can't afford them.
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While we found a lot of name-brand items, we were surprised at how many products bore the Wegmans name.
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Ivo van Hove is an anomaly: an avant-garde European stage auteur who has become a name brand on Broadway.
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In both oversubscribed and non-oversubscribed rounds 28 percent of founders reported that a name brand factored into their decision.
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Lux mattresses are Serta Plush Platinum Suite with Matouk linens, while Classic rooms have non-name brand pillow-top mattresses.
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Their list price for the Classic 575 is $300, so you'll save $85 or 28% on a popular name brand blender.
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While HBO Max enters an increasingly crowded market, Stephenson said the HBO name brand already distinguishes the service from its competitors.
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Some of the discounts are classified as "Lightning Deals," which offer huge savings on a limited quantity of name-brand items.
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Name brand tampons and pads are also available at the center's commissary, where feminine hygiene products can cost up to $7.65.
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They get a name brand that a lot of Americans and a lot of Prime members already know well or love.
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It may also be a way to steer customers away from the many lower-priced options to the name brand options.
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The Kirkland Signature brand generally has a good reputation, but sometimes, you want the name-brand product you know and love.
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We bought all the Wegmans-brand products there and even picked up a few of the name-brand products as well.
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While the lack of name-brand products will seem familiar to Trader Joe's fans, 365 will offer other unique shopping options.
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A lot of the Trader Joe's products were similar to name-brand products, but they seemed to be going for cheaper.
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According to the post, a can of tomato sauce cost just $0.79, nearly a dollar less than a $1.69 name brand.
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Almost immediately, Mr. Voutilainen landed a commission to make, anonymously, a remarkably complicated tourbillon pocket watch for a big-name brand.
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On average, generics cost 80 to 85 percent less than name-brand medicines, according to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
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Generics are also chemically identical to name-brand drugs, which means that medically speaking, they're likely to work just as well.
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But Hormel didn't want anyone using name-brand ingredients, so he reverse-engineered the recipe to make it truly from scratch.
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Lo, there was a man handing out name-brand doggy treats — blessings aside, Coffee Bark is not immune to product placement.
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He said that when 7-Eleven came up with its own version, it made selling the name-brand offering more difficult.
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Besides, the view of our leading lovers is blocked by a mountain of name-brand cultural baggage and cumbersome back stories.
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In February, Mr. Trump won a 10-year legal battle over the right to protect his name brand for construction projects.
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"Generic medicines are just as effective as their name-brand counterparts at treating illnesses or helping maintain health, but they cost much less," Tori Marsh, a health insights analyst for GoodRx, tells CNBC Make It. Generic medicines cost, on average, 80% to 85% less than a name-brand equivalent, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
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While Trader Joe's sells name-brand butter, Kerrygold Irish Butter, for $3.19, the same product is cheaper at both Target and Walmart.
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Terry Brooks's original "Shannara" trilogy predates much of the name-brand fantasy fiction that has been turned into box-office gold lately.
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Adding to the pressure is the prevalence of off-price retailers including TJ Maxx, which also sell name-brand goods at discounts.
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We needed affordable fabric to hit the right price point, because we were a no-name brand, so we played with shirts.
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While he has won major prizes and held big-time jobs, he has never quite attained name-brand recognition outside South Korea.
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The packaging was as close the name brand as legally possible, and we just kind of hoped the quality was the same.
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Here in Canada we have the blessed No Name brand, which features garish yellow labels with the simple name of the product.
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We found a messier section of candy nearby, but we were thankful for all the name-brand products available for just $1.
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Overall, there were plenty of great products to be found at Sam's Club, and I appreciated their variety of name-brand products.
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As a result, these products are often of the same quality — or higher — than name-brand products, but are generally much cheaper.
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WINNER: Name-brand — Costco's Kirkland Signature almonds could not compete with Blue Diamond's rich, savory almonds, which was the clear winner here.
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Aside from electronics, ordering name-brand beauty products from a no-name seller is usually a sign the items may be counterfeit.
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Suddenly in the spotlight, Smith splurged on cars, motorcycles and name brand clothing before realizing that his lifestyle wasn't sustainable, he recalls.
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Some of those name brand products are imported cheeses it sells at a price that is much better than regular grocery stores.
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Like Wetherspoons, Oceana has been routinely looked down upon for serving name-brand beer and encouraging men to wear vests in public.
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Name brand recognition was everything, and if the price of your outfit wasn't instantly recognizable through logo ubiquity, it wasn't worth it.
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Although it can be tempting to purchase only name brand products, there's major savings that comes with switching from premium to generic.
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Some start as original equipment manufacturers, or OEMs, meaning they actually make that name-brand stuff for Beats or Shure or whomever.
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Four times per year, shoppers will receive a box filled with name-brand products such as Maybelline eyeliner or Tresemme hair spray.
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And for those who chose a name brand investor, only 33 percent of those founders reported that their lead VC moved first.
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It goes to all of the name-brand detergent advertisers, tells them its prediction, and they all decide not to run Facebook ads.
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Earlier this year, Juul Labs filed for trademark infringement against 30 different companies which were allegedly using the Juul design or name brand.
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And eventually the startup hopes to add name brand items, so your next rented couch can actually come from somewhere like West Elm.
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Novartis also won a U.S. Supreme Court ruling this month that will speed its biosimilar copies of other name-brand drugs to market.
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And unlike TJ's, who carries a solid mix of exclusive as well as discounted name-brand products, Aldi mainly carries brand exclusive items.
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Like Costco, Sam's Club also had name-brand bath tissue such as Scott and Charmin, but the Member's Mark version was significantly cheaper.
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And because they are made from carbon and zinc, they don't last as long as name-brand alkaline batteries from Energizer and Duracell.
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Disney has so many name-brand shows and movies under its belt that it hardly needs one special, expensive get to woo subscribers.
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Not only does the admissions process itself require reconsideration, but the entire attitude towards "name-brand" schools must be observed for its toxicity.
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Sealing the deal is the fact they cost about 50%-60% of the price of name-brand products made of the same materials.
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The H-E-B brand of a one-liter bottle of antiseptic mouthwash costs half as much as the same name-brand product.
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Not only do the lawyers bring a name-brand recognition to the televised proceedings, they also carry the Clinton linkages the president adores.
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But if you'd prefer to spend a little bit more for something name-brand, the gold standard is the AirFly from Twelve South.
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That's 40% off a name-brand TV that offers a host of smart features to help you watch all of your favorite shows.
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There are a lot of artists making terrific work in the neighborhood, but without the name-brand recognition (and associated baggage) of Bushwick.
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Fashion is a difficult business, and the name-brand exposure that comes from a major red-carpet placement can be huge for designers.
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Carlsberg, which sells beer under its own-name brand and also owns Tuborg, said it was "committed to complying" with all relevant laws.
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"Netflix has traditionally bet on name-brand creators, so this was a bold gambit by Netflix," Stranger Things producer Shawn Levy recently told Newsweek.
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Each store typically has a limited selection of name brand items on its shelves and the chain does accept manufacturer coupons for these products.
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Instead, they say the best way to support monetarily is to purchase from the individual artists rather than buying a big-name brand facsimile.
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While these brief moments may seem snobby, assuming that the name-brand option is superior is how we justify those pricey purchases to ourselves.
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A name-brand designer, for instance, can charge a premium because the fashions sold by competitors, whatever their beauty, cannot (legally) carry that name.
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I nabbed a few name-brand wool coats in good condition, mostly because I was shopping for myself, but also to try to sell.
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But what started as a standalone shop has now evolved into a dedicated section of discounted name-brand goods in its less productive stores.
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While the ruling gave Silicon Valley reason to celebrate, it displeased name-brand drugmakers, which had called the IPR process a threat to innovation.
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DSC's mantra — "Stop paying for shave tech you don't need" — took a direct shot at the pricey name-brand razors sold in retail stores.
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The New York-based delivery service carries both local and name-brand alcohol and runs deals every week, just like your local grocery store.
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The name-brand granola came in slightly larger chunks overall and the sweetness of the honey taste was immediately overwhelming from the first bite.
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In place of an expensive, name-brand moisturizer, I slathered on organic jojoba oil (which is both antibacterial and non-comedogenic) morning and night.
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Woroch also recommended sticking to name-brand pet food to prevent your furry friends from falling ill from potentially bad formulas or expired products.
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Internet TV poses an important question: Would you give up a name-brand channel for a version you've never heard of to save money?
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This is why many of the experts recommend simply paying attention to the per-battery costs and going with the cheapest name-brand cell.
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Also, 23mg of a trademarked substance called "BioPQQ" which is — somehow — a name-brand version of PQQ, an antioxidant found in kiwifruit and papayas.
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Farmers are perfecting dainty, briny, name-brand products to supply America's thriving raw bars — making something more predictable out of what was once wild.
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But the court's decision will have ramifications far beyond ink, particularly for the import and resale of products like smartphones and name-brand drugs.
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Most name-brand audio companies actually make their products in China, so it makes sense that homegrown companies would have an advantage on price.
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But The Knickerbocker is a rare high-end offering and a refreshing alternate to the big-name brand hotel offerings with small, indistinguishable rooms.
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It will include the requisite high-end amenities, like a name-brand chef, a lounge and a rooftop bar with panoramic views of the skyline.
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For example, a 10-pound bag of name-brand sugar was $5.79 at Costco, while a similar package of sugar was just $4.99 at BJ's.
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That's $148 off the regular price, which puts this name-brand TV closer into the realm of budget HDTVs, especially for a 65-inch model.
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According to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Mylan should be paying 23.1 percent, which is the reimbursement rate for name brand drugs.
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Name-brand colleges create massive profits, and emerging brands like General Assembly command premium fees to train students for the hybrid jobs of the future.
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If you cut coupons or wait for a sale, you may be able to find name-brand cereals for less at your local grocery store.
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Cereal, especially the name brand variety, is also often a good buy at your local grocery store, big box store and even at the drugstore.
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It's the number two name brand in ride-hailing, and has long labored in the shadow of its much larger, much more ubiquitous rival, Uber.
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Especially for younger Cubans, Nestlé's name brand as well as its Linea Azul brand have gained recent popularity at the expense of establishments like Coppelia.
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With a sense of presumed aesthetic equality, her stylishly éclectique collection performs as a kind of overview of "name-brand" art from the past decades.
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While they had agreed on Candyland as a theme, Kourtney, 40, was adamant that instead of name-brand candy, they look into finding organic alternatives.
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But Walmart's unbeatable prices and its products' name-brand recognition make it easy to see why so many Americans make shopping there a weekly habit.
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On the other hand, the name-brand Honey Nut Cheerios had an oven-roasted taste that wasn't as appealing as the lighter Trader Joe's cereal.
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Walmart's broader selection of name-brand products and its massive hot food section made it the place we'd most likely return for our grocery needs.
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WINNER: Though slightly more calories than the name brand, the Kirkland Signature animal cracker won us over with its sweet vanilla taste and smooth texture.
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They also said they love to buy the cereal at Aldi, except for "knock-off Cheerios" because they don't taste like the name-brand product.
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And they're not lying: when buying name brand weed, you're more or less guaranteed to get the same thing the next time you buy it.
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I spearheaded the income piece by selling things like popular toys, name-brand clothing and collector's items on eBay, teaching couponing classes and flipping furniture.
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What he now sells fewer of are name brand spirits and cases of low-margin beers from macro breweries, like 24-packs of Bud Light.
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Then, there are ones who show up late, holding steaming-hot cups of name-brand coffee, ruining his schedule and those of his other clients.
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She smashes her piggy bank, skimps on name brand groceries, and takes on a night shift working as a janitor at her local Congresswoman's office.
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"I want Sleepyhead to be the name brand that students ask for when they move into college and also when they move out," he said.
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Edit in Viking We compared 5 Wegmans-brand products with their name-brand counterparts and saw why the regional grocer's brand is worth the hype
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There's stuff to keep the whole family warm and cozy into the new year, at huge markdowns of 50% off and more for name-brand goods.
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The name brand products that line the shelves at Whole Foods are really expensive, and Livesey says you can get those for less at other stores.
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While Shazam is the name brand in that particular field, anyone who has used both can tell you that SoundHound is the superior, more advanced app.
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It's a no-name brand off Amazon, but it's the number one rated battery because you can get like, six charges and it's around 20 bucks.
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You can buy name-brand organic K-Cups from Amazon in bulk to get a low price per unit, but you have to buy a bunch.
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While they had agreed on Candy Land as a theme, Kourtney, 40, was adamant that instead of name-brand candy, they look into finding organic alternatives.
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Engineering and IT students around the world want to work for big tech companies, storied industrial manufacturers, and name-brand automakers, according to a new survey.
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Trader Joe's was the overall better brand — it won over the name-brand products in four categories: cereal, brownie chips, peanut butter cups, and orange juice.
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Even though there were a lot of Kirkland Signature products here, we found a lot of name-brand products, like this four-pound bag of Craisins.
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With $87 billion in revenue, it's one of India's most well-known corporations — lending it a name brand across India that's recognized more widely than Amazon.
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WINNER: Wegmans — The name-brand granola could not compete with the Wegmans coconut and baobab-flavored granola, which had the perfect blend of sweet and savory.
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Stitching name-brand sneakers in a Vietnamese factory, hauling shrimp from Thai waters for export to American supermarkets — all of it becomes more tolerable on meth.
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You may never download the Sensaura app, but if your name-brand wearable starts telling you how you feel, it may be using the company's software.
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At his firehouse, Jeremy said, he makes his chili as his grandfather and mother did before him, with a few name-brand spice blends and sauces.
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The project management platform Asana is the latest name-brand company to take its company public using a direct listing — something relatively rare on Wall Street.
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"It's a name-brand university behind this doctor, using their influence to protect themselves at the expense of the victims in the case," Evelyn Yang said.
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Finding a good robot vacuum for less than $200 is somewhat of a difficult task — almost no name-brand robo vacs are originally priced that low.
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"Target brands are mostly just as good or better than the name brand," said a Target team member who's worked at the store for six years.
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Ear cuffs have been found in jewelry boxes, desk drawers and a closet; there are "boxes and boxes of sunglasses," most of which weren't name brand.
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Juicers are a great way to get your recommended daily fruit and vegetable intake, but most name-brand juicers will cost you $100 or (much) more.
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Close to 90 percent of all drugs dispensed in the United States are for generic versions, which are generally far less expensive than name-brand drugs.
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The only sour note is the amount of product placement involved in his tendency to use his abilities to acquire his favorite name-brand snack foods.
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Even when shoppers do venture down the aisles in the center of grocery stores, they may grab private-label products instead of the name-brand ones.
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Over-the-counter products typically give pharmaceutical companies steady revenue streams, whereas name-brand prescription drugs can be a volatile business when they lose their patent exclusivity.
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If you care about name brand, Walmart has one from Wolfgang Puck that's sure to deliver while Target has the 8-quart Instant Pot DUO on sale.
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Since 90 percent of the products on its shelves are private label, rather than from name-brand suppliers, Aldi has a bigger say in its packaging decisions.
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Much like in the case with Medicare, Mylan has also been classifying the EpiPen as a generic drug, despite the fact that it's clearly a name brand.
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Those drugs will likely lower costs for patients, providing less expensive alternatives to name-brand therapies and introducing the competition Trump keeps talking about into the market.
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Tannerite is a name-brand explosive generally used for long-range rifle target practice, when the shooter needs visual confirmation that a distant target has been hit.
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Forever 21's whole "business model is based on trading off of the established goodwill of reputable, name-brand companies, such as Puma" ... according to the suit.
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Over the past few months, there have been several signs that the business of selling name-brand goods at a discount might be harder than it looks.
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While the S&P 500 churned to a new record high for the week, a broad sampling of name-brand e-commerce upstarts had their shares shredded.
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Read more: We compared Costco's Kirkland Signature brand items with their name brand counterparts, and it's easy to see why so many people love the warehouse chain
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WINNER: Name brand — In this case, Kirkland could not compete with the classic rich favor of Pop Secret, which also had fewer calories per serving size overall.
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Rheumatologists are counting on biosimilars — near-copies of patent-expired, name-brand biologics that cannot be exactly replicated but demonstrate the same efficacy — to expand patient options.
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"Buy Kirkland — it's cheaper and the same product as the name brand," a Costco employee who has worked for the store for five years told Business Insider.
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I was wearing black pants, a blue top, and a little studded belt—none of them were name-brand, but I thought I looked cute and spooky.
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He's also among the most prolific of the name-brand literary novelists of his generation, so a reader naturally fits each new book into the established typology.
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In March, Fisher went after Wells Fargo, Oesterlund's main link between the name-brand financial-services world and the gray market of offshore shell companies and trusts.
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Sickness is name brand — an engraved plaque entitling you to complain, gifting you with a hoop in which to throw each and every one of your ailments.
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Transitioning from a name brand, commonly sold toothpaste to a natural toothpaste can be challenging because of the vastly different texture you'll find in a natural toothpaste.
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If a word becomes too much of a generic term, companies risk losing their trademark — as happened for Escalator, which was originally a name brand of escalators.
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Grilled salmon and blueberries (superfoods!) almost always show up somewhere, along with some kind of name-brand soup or shake (is the star compensated for its mention?
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Macy's has a vast assortment of name-brand coats and jackets including The North Face, Calvin Klein, and Guess which you can often find at a bargain.
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Art Basel Miami Beach feels decidedly unpolitical this year, serving up its usual mix of monumental sculptures, loud neons and wall-swallowing paintings by name-brand artists.
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It was harder to convince companies to move from big global firms like my old firm to a no-name brand built out of my living room.
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Still, he doesn't dodge the notion that desire to get into name-brand schools -- like Harvard, Yale, USC and Stanford -- can lead to parents making shady deals.
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Silver (and plenty of other lesser-name brand data journalists) drew the ire of nearly everyone following the election of Trump, who'd been widely forecast as the underdog.
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For TJX, its constant flow of new merchandise and the thrill of the hunt continues to appeal to bargain-hungry shoppers who want name-brand goods — particularly millennials.
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And for immersive theater and interactive experience creators like Justin Fix, these marketing efforts don't just present an opportunity to work with a big-name brand like Amazon.
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In pure number of states, two name brand candies both finished ahead of the traditional but somewhat boring candy cane: M&M's and Pez captured eight states each.
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When you have name brand and recognition ... the average American is living paycheck to paycheck and they're not thinking about who they're voting for until the week before.
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I mean, many of these are name-brand companies now and they, like many people, thought that apps are better with your friends and with the social data.
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When it comes to over-the-counter medications like Aleve, Advil and Tylenol, store brand medications need to work the same way that the name-brand versions do.
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Ironically, by registering a trademark in what she says was an attempt to protect her "cocky" brand, Hopkins may have done irreparable damage to her name brand instead.
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And no matter which big name brand partnerships may arise in Kylie Cosmetics' future, Kris insists Kylie will be working closely with the brand for years to come.
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The name-brand company has been under pressure recently as Canada announced potential retaliatory tariffs on jam and other products, one of the company's most well-known products.
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These include new competitive bidding requirements for the Medicare Advantage Program, certain co-payments for home health episodes, and new mandates for pricing rebates for name-brand drugs.
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We found that Walmart was better across the board, from its cheap prices, larger selection of name-brand items, and hot food section with options for single-servings.
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While there are name brand competitors to Humira, they are not exactly alike, complicating efforts by doctors or insurers to switch a patient from one drug to another.
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In February, the Chinese government announced that it was granting Mr. Trump the right to protect his name brand for construction projects, after a decade-long legal battle.
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The fact that a bunch of moneyed Californians recently went down for attempting to bribe their mostly oblivious offspring into name-brand colleges only throws that into starker relief.
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More name-brand colleges could do what Bard College has done: Refine the first two years of their four-year liberal arts education into an accredited Bard associate degree.
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These gourmet versions of our pantry staples are small-batch, enticingly packaged, harder to find, and much more expensive — often costing as much as double the name-brand price.
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Kitschy camera company Lomography (or Lomo) has returned to Kickstarter for its seventh crowdfunding campaign: a trio of lenses that can fit most name-brand digital or film cameras.
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But Mylan, the makers of EpiPen, has been overcharging the government for the life-saving allergy medication by misclassifying it as a generic, rather than a name brand drug.
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The price between just a single generic and a name brand can be humongous—with multiple drugs, it can be enough to make someone living on a fixed insolvent.
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The average resume gets scanned for six seconds, and mostly just surfaces name-brand experience that looks good on paper rather than what makes someone good at a job.
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I like to imagine they have a mugshot of me back there, smiling innocently and, underneath, the words "NO MOR JARZ" smeared in thick, delicious, name brand hazelnut paste.
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But the reality is, they live in a world driven primarily by compensation and, thus, commission-laden investments and more profitable proprietary (aka, name brand) funds are quite common.
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But when I was 12 my mother took me to the Star Styled store in Miami to buy me genuine name-brand tap shoes, ballet slippers and jazz oxfords.
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In some cases, generic drug makers and name-brand drug makers reach deals where the generic firm voluntarily agrees to not enter the market in exchange for some payout.
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Within the next year, Trump would leverage his name-brand status to launch a series of new ventures that had little to do with his troubled real estate holdings.
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This decade, a new era of farming has produced dozens of name-brand varieties: Montauk Pearl from Long Island, Sea Cow from Puget Sound, Standish Shore from Duxbury Bay.
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Two-thirds of US shoppers typically start their product search on Amazon, and to sell well on Amazon, e-commerce brands don't need to have name brand recognition. Why?
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For name-brand audio companies, the cost comes with extensive testing, design, marketing, staff overhead, packaging, shipping, and multiple cuts of the pie from manufacturer to wholesaler to retailer.
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While we would have thought name-brand VCs might move first, and that top tier interest may cause an oversubscribed round, we found that not to be the case.
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While a big, bold, deliciously smelly name-brand strain matches their personality, other factors—like THC and CBD levels or strain type—are likely to change depending on the Leo.
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Unless you're the type to import ludicrously expensive, name-brand weed from America, it's likely you don't care too much about what design is on the packaging it comes in.
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To figure out if a store brand product is the same as the national name brand, Lampert recommends looking at both the nutritional information and ingredients list on the item.
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The store brand product comparison app Brandefy compared eight of Target's Smartly products, including dish soaps, hand soaps and all-purpose cleaners, to the name-brand Method line of products.
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These are legends of the food world dubbed worthy of name-brand protection so that bozos around the world can't legally sell knockoffs that were made outside of specific areas.
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A golf course in Scotland, an office building in midtown Manhattan, and the right to license the Trump name brand are all examples of things that unquestionably have financial value.
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If you want to go to a high-end, name-brand retailer like Cartier or Tiffany & Co., you'll likely get a much smaller diamond for a budget of around $23,000.
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Consumer health private-label brands reap larger margins than their branded peers, and stores can keep them priced relatively close to the name brand as long as they're less expensive.
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Participants, dressed in bright-colored leggings, cut-up T-shirts and the latest name-brand footwear, grunted through intervals of burpees with names like hot sauce, Bloody Mary, and jalapeño.
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The drugs that Pettit allegedly supplied Miller may have been cut with fentanyl, an opioid significantly more potent than what Miller would have received had he taken name brand Percocet.
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NBC is also trying to identify a niche for Ms. Kelly within its crowded news division, which already boasts name-brand stars like Matt Lauer, Savannah Guthrie and Lester Holt.
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Death Stranding is indisputably An Event, fueled by something that has grown increasingly rare in our franchise-minded, IP-driven age: the power of the name-brand creator, the auteur.
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And keeping in line with wanting a shareworthy experience, the company noticed millennials preferred boutique hotels with a unique vibe where locals hung out rather than existing name-brand chains.
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Since then, KEASH has transitioned from a pop-up braids-and-blow-dry bar to a big-name brand, offering everything from wig workshops to tooth gems, alongside other beauty services.
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That's a bit of a shift from SiriusXM's earlier model, where it focused largely on exclusives, to one that acknowledges the power another big-name brand can bring to its service.
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And that's incredibly important because every single drug examined in their study has a generic that is acknowledged to be just as effective and significantly cheaper than the name-brand equivalent.
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While they've been slower to address the crisis, Vancouver clubs and alternative art spaces are also beginning to band together to learn how to use Narcan, the popular name brand naloxone.
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Perry: Obviously, we take it very seriously to help them develop their business and our assistance in the development of their business so that they can become a big-name brand.
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A report by the Congressional Budget Office in 2005 said the department was paying on average 42 percent of list price for name-brand drugs while Medicaid was paying 51 percent.
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WINNER: Wegmans — Though the Wegmans brand was more expensive and was not a true peanut butter cup, the snack beat out the name-brand favorite for its decadent, high-quality chocolate.
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Good cashmere doesn't always have to come from a big name brand with a steep price tag attached to it — and Amazon's Buttoned Down brand is a true testament to that.
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Starting with USC, Georgetown and UNC Chapel Hill, his company struck deals with name-brand graduate schools to get some distance from the connotation of "online college" as a huckster's playground.
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It's so bad that she's willing to ruin a brunch to shove not one but two name-brand sticks at you just to make you smell more like your dad (weird).
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In a departure from his earlier pictures, Mr. Baker did cast, with some trepidation, a name-brand actor in a principal role: Willem Dafoe plays the motel's kindly and beleaguered manager.
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Both teams are located in the capital city; both enjoy lucrative sponsorship deals that allow them to sign Chile's best players; both play in beautiful arenas; both have name-brand kits.
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Earn's peers were determined to delineate between the haves and have-nots and in order to protect himself from being outed as the latter, he needed that name-brand as armor.
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In fact, out of all the puffer coats on the site, there's one from a no-name brand based in Zhejiang, China that continues to spread through the style universe like wildfire.
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Health insurance giant Cigna announced this week it's dropping coverage for name brand $600 EpiPens, just as drugstore chain CVS nearly halved the price of a rival epinephrine autoinjector, Adrenaclick, to $109.
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A number of name-brand funds, including Accel Partners, Lightspeed Venture Partners, and Founders Fund, have raised new, billion-dollar-plus funds this year, just two years after closing their last funds.
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It's not easy to find three even halfway decent name-brand lenses for under $1,000, so the versatility of Lomo's new system might be the best thing about it at this price.
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There's also a chance that they were the same name brand, noise-cancelling headphones that you like to wear when you take an airplane ride and could reflect a wider manufacturing flaw.
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The Kasich campaign and his super PAC, New Day for America, stepped up their attacks against Trump, releasing a TV spot last month mocking Trump's days peddling a name-brand steak line.
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A separate study funded by the National Institutes of Health found that when persuasive drug company representatives are kept away from physicians, the doctors become less likely to prescribe name-brand drugs.
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And its 303 percent interest rate users earn is much higher than the 0.09 percent average interest rate for traditional savings, and beats most name-brand banks outside of some credit unions.
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Only later, after the baby turned 1 and we switched him to cow's milk, did I find out that I was probably wasting a bundle of money buying this name-brand formula.
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Most of the glitter that adorns America's name brand products is made in one of two places: The first is in New Jersey, but the second, however, is also in New Jersey.
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It was addressed to her employee ID number, not her personal ID. Inside nestled a brand- new, top- of- the- line, honest- to- goodness name- brand Hoodie™, along with all accessories.
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Many college students are no longer feeling the need to get a name-brand degree, and are instead opting for the more affordable version, which cuts out a slew of loan payments.
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When I met the digital health entrepreneur and pharmacist at a downtown office building in Montreal, he was wearing four on his right arm: two name-brand fitness trackers and two prototypes.
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Baron noted that the agriculture industry, like the pharmaceuticals industry, is full of high-priced name brand products, and some seed or other inputs made by smaller, "off-brands," that are equally effective.
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The fact that you can get a name-brand tablet that's fully capable of reading books, streaming TV and movies, and doing most other things you'd expect from a tablet is undeniably impressive.
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"At big clubs, a lot of the experience is the logistics of waiting in line, getting searched and getting in," Mr. Pearl said, even at name-brand Brooklyn spots like Output and Verboten.
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You don't just offer a 15-year-old the chance to write a cover story for America's name-brand music culture magazine and not reference it ad nauseum as the epitome of cool.
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Woroch explains that the Food and Drug Administration requires prescription and OTC generics to be exactly the same in dose, strength, safety and efficacy as their name-brand counterparts — except they're way cheaper.
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TECH'S CONVENTION DONATIONS: The Cleveland Host Committee behind the Republican National Convention disclosed more information about its donors this week, and there are a number of name-brand tech firms on the list.
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"There are a lot of good colleges and universities out there Just because it's not some name-brand, famous, fancy school doesn't mean that you're not going to get a great education there."
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"Although you can find a variety of name-brand cereals at Sam's Club and other warehouse clubs, it pays to look elsewhere for your breakfast," Cheat Sheet writer Sheiresa Ngo wrote in 2018.
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And, from a marketing standpoint, there would be nothing better to promote sales of a name brand drug than to be able to run advertising about the lack of safety of a generic.
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The project, developed by an organization called First Draft, is called a "partner network" and brings together major internet companies with name-brand news organizations, like the New York Times and Washington Post.
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And just like a regular grocery store, they have both name brand and generic brand food items, specialty groceries, ready-made items, and party platters (plus wine, beer, and liquor in certain areas).
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Plaid's product is beyond boring to most people, but it is already a name brand to its enterprise users and across the greater startup world, as its stats and funding rounds have grown.
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The ethos characterized as meritocracy, some said, is often wielded as a seemingly unassailable excuse for screening out promising minority job candidates who lack a name-brand alma mater or an illustrious mentor.
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Others: The Emperor's New Groove, Atlantis: The Lost Empire and Treasure Planet are all recognizable titles, but it's not at all clear that they've got the nostalgic name-brand appeal to justify a remake.
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Behind the recognizable name brand, modern Nokia phones have only existed for about two years after startup HMD Global bought the Nokia name back from Microsoft and returned the company to its Finnish roots.
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We've found six of the best gaming laptops under $1,000: Our top pick Best for a Budget Best Power for the Price Best for New Gamers Best Multi-purpose laptop Best name brand laptop
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She has a cabinet full of name-brand cosmetics, stacks of magazines, and a queue full of YouTube hair tutorials, but when she looks in the mirror, what she sees looking back displeases her.
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In fact, schools where professors are particularly focused on undergraduate teaching, as opposed to the pursuit of elite research agendas, may serve many students better, even if they do so without a name brand.
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Over the course of a year, Facebook has an incentive to make that prediction come true by tilting what you see in a way that might persuade you not to buy name-brand detergent.
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It's pretty widely understood that the company's position isn't a reflection of solid hardware – instead it's a direct result of the company's consistent ability to price out the rest of its name brand competition.
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The channel often crams the name of four or five toys into the title of each video, and the description stretches on for hundreds of words, with dozens of links to name-brand items.
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Even before Black Friday rolled around last year, the seller of everything from baby food to name-brand dresses came under fire for peddling items at lower prices in the days after the event.
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There are a ton of things to consider when buying a mattress, including firmness, materials, warranties, return policies, and whether to go with a direct-to-consumer mattress startup or a big-name brand.
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JD.com's strength is in name-brand electronics, but it should be able to capitalize on Yihaodian's strong brand and business in eastern and southern China, and in important categories like groceries and household goods.
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At the very least, Mr. Murray's new role means the company will have to find a new editor for Fortune, a big-name brand whose luster, like that of other magazines in Time Inc.
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But he's joined forces with Democrats to target the pharmaceutical industry over skyrocketing drug prices, endorsing a bill that would ensure generic manufacturers have access to samples of name-brand drugs for research purposes.
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While store-brand items are sometimes associated with lower quality and poorer taste — usually making name-brand items worth the extra dollar — Wegmans' eponymous house brand is oftentimes rated better than many household names.
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Those providers are also quietly leaving the Title X program — and without the name-brand recognition, political sway, or fundraising firepower of a national network, they're fighting to keep their services cheap and available.
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Proponents of the designation, a roster maneuver created to justify Beckham's record-setting salary when he joined the league in 2007, see it as a necessary tool to lure name-brand talent to America.
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This Grenoble-born collector's permissive purview on owning and ordering art entails an open outlook far flung from the run-of-the-mill, cookie-cutter, interchangeable, name-brand-conscious investment collectors that litter the land.
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"I'm selling it because many people always need a gift box, especially for brands they buy in other stores that aren't specifically for that name brand (such as TJ Maxx, Ross, or Marshall's)," she said.
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Whether that change takes the form of integrating digital technology, reaching across the aisle to TV, or using its name-brand recognition to champion worthy causes, Ghibli can continue to make cinema a Ghiblier place.
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These peppers may bit a bit wonky and have imperfections but I love that No name brand is taking initiative and keeping part of the 13 billion pounds of perfectly good food out of dumpsters.
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At the turn of the century, Real Madrid successfully leveraged the signings of a bevy of name-brand stars, nicknamed the galácticos, to become a worldwide sporting icon and one of football's highest-earning clubs.
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A slew of Shopify tools allows small businesses to growPremack: And those entrepreneurs or sellers who don't have a big-name brand or aren't immediately recognizable to customer — how can they make it on Shopify?
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Months after Lucian died, the Supreme Court ruled that generic manufacturers can't be held accountable for inadequate warnings, because they don't have the same ability to promptly change their labels as name-brand manufacturers do.
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If there are products you particularly love that you know you'd rather buy the name-brand version of, check the manufacturer's website to see if they offer coupons that can be used in any store.
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The governor showed off gallons of the liquid — grandly unveiled from behind a thick curtain — at his now-daily coronavirus briefing and presented it as a novel solution to price-gouging of name-brand sanitizer.
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While it may be tempting to purchase all name brand products, switching from premium to generic when shopping for food, medications, office supplies, cosmetics and more is another way to save money little by little.
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Wentworth told CNBC the best way to make drugs less expensive would be to allow more generics on the market, which would drive competition and force the makers of name-brand treatments to lower their prices.
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In my observation from the outside looking in, I'd say Angela was very rich in many ways, and I'm not referring to her amazing collection of every name brand handbag and designer shoe, or fur coat.
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Take the quiz, and you, too, can comfort yourself with the knowledge that you don't watch NatGeo that much, and besides, you're usually getting up to make a name-brand brown liquor beverage during commercials anyway.
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Each week we comb through top retailers like Amazon, Walmart, and Target to find the best deals on name brand HD and 4K televisions — such as Sony, Samsung, and LG Electronics — in various shapes and sizes.
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Its original price is a bit inflated at $499.95 (it's $349.30 on the Nespresso website), but we're not about to pass up a $121 discount on a fancy name-brand espresso machine — and you shouldn't, either.
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Since it was founded in 2014, FBN has amassed a veritable gold mine of data on what farmers need and buy and which products have been most effective, whether they're generic or expensive name-brand products.
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However, under current regulations, name brand manufacturers can sometimes prevent generic manufacturers from buying samples of the originator drug, because the FDA's REMS program allows drug manufacturers to restrict channel distribution – who can sell the drug.
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Gift the Italic Scented Candle (in 5 scents), $35The same candle from a name brand might cost twice as much, but we all know Grandma would never want you spending that much on a single candle.
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It signals that the Shed, a $443 million arts center within the Hudson Yards development of luxury retail, name-brand architecture and multimillion-dollar residences, will welcome cultural events and audiences well outside the economic elite.
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I was washing my children with a natural foaming oatmeal body wash by a name brand, but when I went on the Environmental Working Group's database, it rated it an eight out of nine for toxicity.
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And thanks to Walmart's Best of Baby Month sale, you can get a bunch of those name-brand, best-selling products for a fraction of the cost — one of them being the LILLEbaby Airflow Baby Carrier.
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Meanwhile, some insurers have dropped coverage of the pricey name-brand auto-injector pack or made sure customers have access to cost-effective alternatives, and the drugstore chain CVS reduced the price of a generic competitor.
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It touts a minimalist design with the words "Premium Crafted Lager" and might remind you of the kind of beer you used to purchase at Trader Joe's when you couldn't afford to buy the name-brand stuff.
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"Whereas the average cost of a name-brand prescription was $353 in 2011, it was only about $33 for a generic drug," noted the National Center for Policy Analysis (PDF), a nonprofit, nonpartisan public policy research organization.
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The same old rules of what's flattering and what's "in" no longer apply, because ill-fitting pieces and no-name-brand clothing are just as fair game as A-line skirts and status-symbol bags once were.
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Earlier this year, Sony announced its USB Type-C 2-in-1 Cable alongside its new line of Xperia smartphones (which, naturally, don't have headphone jacks), making it the first name brand to produce such an adapter.
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In my mind, I'm spending the same amount of money I would normally, but I get to avoid arguments like how unfair it is that I won't buy name brand leggings because she needs new black leggings.
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Although more expensive than other name-brand hotels in the area, the Disneyland Hotel is worth the splurge for Disney fans, families, and those who don't get to Disneyland very often and want to maximize their stay.
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Over the course of the 17-minute film, the Douglasses, Gregory, and Whaley reminisce not so much about their name-brand family members as the host of women that provided a support system in myriad unsung ways.
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Similarly, the approval process for generic prescription drugs – medicines that have been tested extensively and proven as effective as the name-brand equivalent at significantly lower cost – come at far too slow of a pace under current practices.
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A small Dutch study found that people wearing name-brand clothes — Lacoste and Tommy Hilfiger, to be precise — were seen as higher status and wealthier than folks wearing nondesigner clothes when they approached 80 shoppers in a mall.
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Here in Seattle, unless you're a hot new thing or a name-brand chef with a handful of spinoff restaurants, keeping seats full can be the most soul crushing part of the daily battle to stay in business.
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Delivering paid speeches — the lucrative and well-trod pasture of former lawmakers and their name-brand aides — will be one of the main components of Spicer's post-White House life, according to multiple people briefed on his plans.
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Meanwhile, the immigration battle has produced no name-brand leaders, and despite sporadic successes, the new faces in advocacy, such as the National Day Laborer Organizing Network and United We Dream, have not developed into institutions of sustained influence.
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None said they were aware of any quid pro quos, explicit or implicit, between Gulf countries and the recipients of their money, and all said they doubted such a thing would occur at any of Washington's name-brand institutions.
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"Why drive a name brand when you can drive a regular vehicle and make more money?" asks Winston Williams, whose struggle to pay insurance in the face of rogue competition forced him to shrink his fleet by 21 drivers.
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In a 2015 study, researchers found that people who can name the active ingredients in Bayer, Tylenol, Advil, and Aleve, were more likely to buy the generic, which was usually about 40% of the price of the name brand.
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" Malia, 19, took a gap year after high school and opted to attend Harvard this year, despite her father's advice that she could get a good education even if she did not attend "some name-brand, famous, fancy school.
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"I have no shame about buying generic peanut butter or whatever it is, as long as the quality is the same as the name brand—and in many cases, it is," says Trae Bodge, smart shopping expert at Truetrae.com.
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The semi-annual Outdoor Retailer show held in Denver, Colorado is a haven for just about every big name brand in the industry to show off the gear they&aposve been designing and manufacturing for the past year-plus.
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These days, generic drugmakers either ask for a review of the patent to try and end it early, or, said Sherkow, they can just bring their product to market, get sued by the name-brand drug maker, and pay damages.
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They weren't content with the old model that VCs had insisted on with previous generations: Once a business got big enough, the founders needed to be eased out to make way for "grownups," professional managers with name-brand MBAs and experience.
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Pros: Built-in pillows, all the comfort and durability of a name brand air mattress without the high price tagCons: Low height profile is less than ideal, no warranty or customer satisfaction promise means this air mattress isn't guaranteed to last
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Average nightly hotel rate: $144.88Average nightly Airbnb rate: $186.31Savings: $41.43Book the Hayes Mansion for $129 per nightThere are plenty of name brand hotel options in San Jose, but I'd choose this impressive property instead for its one-of-a-kind character.
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There is certainly a plethora of cheap Android tablets available today, including the very budget-friendly Kindle Fire lineup, but you'll typically pay around the same price for most iPad models as you would for a good name-brand Android tablet.
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Wish is also building a team of buyers who will focus on acquiring distressed name-brand inventory to sell on the site — particularly in women's fashion — in an attempt to compete with off-price retailers like T.J. Maxx and Ross Stores.
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Alison Bernstein, founder of Suburban Jungle Realty, a company that helps those leaving New York find the right suburb, said there is a name brand associated with the Rivertowns, and nearly every couple leaving the city takes a look there.
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Ironically, the same debate is happening in journalism itself: When name-brand writers are known less for their work and mostly for their online presences, marketable personas can rise to the top, sometimes at the expense of quality or truthfulness.
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Even last week, the government in China, where his companies have filed for at least 126 trademarks since 2005, announced it was granting Mr. Trump rights to protect his name brand for construction projects, affirming a decision made in November.
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It was developed as a kind of proof of concept for the new building, engineered to dazzle audiences with name-brand artists, staggering physical scale and blockbuster pyrotechnics not found anywhere else in a city well steeped in audacious spectacle.
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The reason for such high prices is that Mylan, the company that manufactures the EpiPen, has no competitors in its field — making it possible for it to hike up costs to capitalize on the fact that EpiPen is such a trusted name brand.
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And a few days after using Shaklee, her son no longer needed the medication or nebulizer treatments he had come to depend on; Glacken soon found out that he was allergic to phenol, the main ingredient in many name-brand cleaning products.
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Granted, these are among the cheapest name brand wireless ear buds you can buy, so it's understandable that you'd take some hits in the design, comfort, and sound department, and we found that to be true in our official Galaxy Buds review.
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But instead of just taking the L, Paramount was able to offload it to Netflix, which is still working on making a name for itself as a platform for original movies, and ready to spend for a name-brand movie, dud or not.
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In addition shows from the big-name brand partners, which also include Bonnier, TWiT, Ovation and more, there will also be a handful of shows from indie creators, like Epic Meal Time, ASAPscience, Household Hacker, People are Awesome, and The Pet Collective.
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Under the terms reportedly under consideration in the stock deal, Pfizer would spin off its Upjohn business, which runs a portfolio of drugs that are no longer protected by patents, and combine the firm with Mylan, which manufactures generic and name-brand drugs.
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Waves Audio is the established name brand when it comes to 3D audio, but the Waves Nx isn't expected to ship until September, so if you want to get the 3D audio experience now, the 3D Sound Module may be a good alternative.
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It's about crossing a line and getting into somebody's head on a psychological level, and despite — or perhaps because — of its nefarious reputation, the show has become a name brand in the community, with Blackout spreading to Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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But Sniper Elite 4 is also arriving as a bigger-and-better sequel at a moment when video game fans are drooling over inventive new releases like For Honor and Horizon: Zero Dawn or name-brand sequels for Mass Effect and Zelda.
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A few months ago I entered a short-term contract to complete a project with a major, prestigious, name-brand company in my field (at below my usual rate, but the exposure was so good that I was willing to make the sacrifice).
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With Donald Trump's controversial presidential campaign dominating the headlines for at least two more weeks, both the candidate and his children said Wednesday that they are largely unconcerned by the notion that the GOP nominee might have damaged the family's valuable name brand.
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But if you never buy name-brand diapers (except that one time when they were really on sale because a box cutter slipped and damaged the package), it never occurs to you that buying cheap diapers might somehow make you a bad mother.
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Nonetheless, it's about time the rest of the world finds out why you too should be thinking about making your own dashi cheese at home instead of depending on boring ol' cheddar or other name-brand American singles for all of your melty cheese needs.
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A spare 85W MagSafe 2 charger for my MacBook Pro costs $85 from Apple (and yes, I tend to stay within the more expensive name brand when it comes to the thing that courses dangerous amounts of electricity through my laptop.) A 65W Surface charger?
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The Uber Freight Plus program will provide up to $0.20 per gallon discounts off of the retail price at big, name brand fuel chains across the U.S., and around $0.15 per gallon in rebates at some smaller independent stops in California, Texas and Illinois.
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It was early 2017, right after President Donald Trump's inauguration, and I was worried about his administration doing away with Obamacare's birth control mandate, which required most insurance plans to entirely cover the cost of FDA-approved contraceptives (with some exceptions for name-brand versions).
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Pfizer, one of the largest drugmakers in world, is separately working to expand its portfolio of name brand drugs, and last month the company agreed to spend $11 billion to buy Array BioPharma, a small venture that is developing potentially lucrative cancer treatment drugs.
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And in truth, that is the real reason Herman left: The name-brand teams in the Big 12, Atlantic Coast, Pacific-12, Big Ten and Southeastern Conferences regularly get to compete to be in the lucrative four-team College Football Playoff, which they essentially control.
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Eventually it hopes to have a selection that looks like a cross between these chains and its closest physical counterpart, the dollar store, the most successful of which now carry name-brand groceries and household goods along with cheaper knick-knacks and unbranded goods.
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In order for Kenya to maintain the rate of acceleration and reap the benefits of Africa's most successful startups, President Kenyatta needs name-brand investors from the U.S. — figures like Peter Thiel and Ben Horowitz — to claim a stake in the Kenyan entrepreneurial ecosystem.
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While budgets often are concerned with the minutiae of state operations, Mr. Cuomo's plan singled out some name-brand, nationally known locales — the subways, for one — which the governor said the city must help pay to repair or suffer hundreds of millions in withheld funds.
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I was trying to fill this gaping hole inside me with "stuff I couldn't have when I was a little kid," and I assumed that one day, when I had finally bought enough magazines and name-brand snack foods, the feeling would go away.
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Tech companies in particular love to lean on equity and their big name brand as a reason for why they don't need to pay fairly, but really you're just setting yourself back in the long term by not knowing what you should be getting paid.
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The hierarchy of fraternity governing in the country is complicated, but whether at the North-American Interfraternity Conference level, the "name brand" fraternity level, or the local chapter level, most or all policies in place designed to curb and control the consumption of alcohol at fraternities.
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In fact, the name-brand Nourish Spray Sunscreen SPF 50+ just earned itself a perfect 100 score on the Consumers Reports test, a trial in which trained researchers put a string of protective lotions, sprays, and sticks through a series of rigorous testing to assess their efficacy.
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Unlike these pioneering name-brand scumbros—who dress in primary-colored sweatpants and look uncomfortable beneath facial hair, as if they're at the logical conclusion of a witness protection program, forced into fashion to escape their own face—I've been interested in clothes from a young age.
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Another reason why ghd is relatively future-proof lies in the company's strength of brand: On top of exquisite branding and edgy, effective advertising campaigns, ghd's network of big-name brand ambassadors keeps ghd front and centre in beauty blogs and fashionista circles around the globe.
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While we all have our favorite name brand food items — from Kellogg's Frosted Flakes to Ben & Jerry's ice cream — these items sometimes aren't worth the price at Wegmans, and you can often find these items cheaper at other grocery stores or at wholesale stores like Costco.
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Andrew M. Cuomo during the 11th hour of budget negotiations would create a large, state-controlled development area around Pennsylvania Station, giving the governor greater sway over one of Manhattan's name-brand landmarks and a powerful talking point against his intraparty rival, Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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I would buy that Rainbow Brite doll I never got for Christmas 1986 and drive her around in my new car full of gasoline with my windows electronically rolled down and the air conditioner blasting, eating fistfuls of name-brand cereal and sipping an actual Capri Sun.
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Even without mentioning a drug, help-seeking ads, created by a brand or drug manufacturer, can still lead a patient to one name-brand remedy when another treatment might be more affordable or effective or even introduce the idea of a problem where none previously existed.
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Sure, the startup world has produced some cosmically useless stuff (remember Juicero?), but some young companies, flush with millions in funding from investors, have generated a profusion of not-your-average gizmos that might just dazzle anyone on your list who has acute gifting fatigue or name-brand-phobia.
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So, the logic runs, really bottom-barrel drinks—such as any "well" drink at the bar, or anything sold in a large, plastic bottle beneath the name-brand stuff at your local liquor store—probably take a higher overall toll on your body than affordable, but average beverages.
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Amazon competes in two ways: as a traditional retailer, by buying name-brand products wholesale and reselling them alongside those items from these third-party merchants; and, in some cases, Amazon makes and sells its own products under its own brand names, and competes with other brands and sellers.
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Those name brand and pricey haute couture devices suffer from god-awful battery life and underpowered hardware, giving the Versa the opening it needs to be an alternative device for people looking for something to track their runs as well as their rest without drawing attention like some gaudy fitness band.
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The company introduced a generic for half the price in the US, (which ironically Mylan makes more money on due to America's backwards reimbursement rates), but the generic is also not affected by the recall in the US. What's the difference between Mylan's generic EpiPen and the name brand product?
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That means it has name-brand merchandise, like party supplies and toys from kids' favorite characters, like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Shopkins, Minecraft, and Melissa & Doug; makeup from drugstore brands like Revlon, Maybelline, Almay, and more; plus food, grocery, and cleaning supplies from well-known consumer brands, among other things.
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Public relations firms — which have been charging their mid-size tech clients anywhere from $15,000 to $50,000 a month — may also feel the sting soon, says a separate source who asked not to be named but tells of at least one name-brand PR firm that recently lowered its retainer.
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Ms. Pelosi's plan, which she laid out at a morning news conference, would allow the government to negotiate the price of insulin and as many as 250 name-brand drugs each year for Medicare beneficiaries — an idea that many Republicans hate but that President Trump embraced during his 2016 campaign.
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Fans of Costco's in-house brand will be happy to find plenty of it, but there's a lot of name brand stuff for sale, like baby body wash and shampoo from The Honest Co., Peet's brand coffee beans, and Swiffer dusters, each and every one in a larger-than-life bulk size.
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I was gonna be part of an influx of name brand sportswriters they were gonna bring in, as Yahoo college football writer Pat Forde had been, to show both the world and then-current SI staffers that their new owners were eager to invest in both good people and in good work.
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While the extreme behavior detailed by federal prosecutors this week could breed concern among families who intend to play by the rules, Mr. Mercer says his message to clients will remain the same: that the name brand of a college is far less important than finding a good fit for a student.
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At a moment when producers have ascended from background players to name-brand stars in their own right, Taylor, his peers, and the digital marketplaces that cater to them seem to have figured out what much of the traditional music industry has struggled to do over the past 15 years: Pay the bills with music.
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As Wish moves into the name-brand space, it will have to make some changes on the back end to cater to Western merchants, including tweaking some of its policies on returns and fraud detection, and updating its seller portal to allow vendors to add elements like barcodes and extra technical specs for electronics.
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The California Democrat also pushed back on Republican criticism of her drug pricing plan, which would empower the secretary of Health and Human Services to negotiate every year for reduced prices on at least 25 of the most expensive name brand drugs without generic or lower priced alternatives and up to 250 medications, including insulin.
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In a world where more than 500 scripted TV shows will likely air in primetime across broadcast, cable, and streaming platforms this year (and that's before you count the number of unscripted shows, shows that air during the day or in late night, and everything else that could conceivably be called "television"), name-brand recognition is king.
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If eBay is a metastasizing megamall, it's one where slick, name-brand storefronts sit cheek-by-jowl with halfhearted garage sales, "junk drawer lots" of worthless oddments, and the sort of Weird Stuff, Really Weird Stuff, and Totally Bizarre Stuff (actual eBay categories) that wouldn't be out of place in a wunderkammer curated by John Waters.
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Unless you've got some weird loyalty to a brand or feel like you've just gotta have a certain label visible on your pantry shelves for the cred (if so—what kind of monster are you?), many an intrepid investigative reporter has uncovered the precise name-brand products that chains like Trader Joe's simply slap their own packaging on.
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By the time the ball had settled into Orlando City's net, those 20 seconds had altered quite a few things, including, but not limited to: perceptions about the state of Rooney's skills at age 32; skepticism about Major League Soccer's continuing addiction to name-brand European imports; and, perhaps most important, the course of D.C. United's season.
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Polteageist is a masterful pun that will live forever in the silly Pokémon name hall of fame, but this little ghost creature is hiding an even weirder secret: While Polteageist are all haunting tea sets, the Pokédex entry reveals that some Polteageists actually live in counterfeit tea pots, while others live in famous, name-brand antiques.
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"I have a lot of buyers who come down from the States — some want a name-brand resort, some want a townhouse, some want a business or land to build on," Michael J. Fields, a real estate broker who moved to Belize three years ago from San Francisco, said over hog snapper and coconut curry at Elvi's Kitchen in San Pedro.
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"I've been waiting for the huge breakout that TJX will give us with all of these brick-and-mortar stores that are being closed, because they've got to offload their goods and they give them to TJX for cash, so they'll be able to sell name-brand stuff for even cheaper than you can get it on Amazon, " Cramer said.
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We did the mental math, and if you're furnishing a new apartment or heading off to college and not only need to splurge on dorm essentials but are also in the market for recurring wellness to beauty cabinet stock (we're talking name brand deodorant to vitamins and medicine) the year-long discount subscription will save much more than its annual fee.
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It is so comfortable; my husband and both have slept wonderfully since getting it ~ we even just purchased another one for my daughters room, It is just soft enough that you snuggle in but still supportive with a traditional mattress feel- I can't believe it came in a box- It is much more comfortable than our previous hybrid mattress purchased from a large name brand store for 4 times the price!
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There was a group of women-led design houses and famous female designers working in the years leading up to the second World War: Coco Chanel, Jeanne Lanvin, Madame Gres, Madeleine Vionnet, and Elsa Schiaparelli all achieved a certain level of fame and financial success, though today only a few of them have retained the same level of name-brand recognition, and none of the ones still in existence are run by women.
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No, when I was born my dad had just converted and we hadn't changed our names yet so I was born with his last name—Brand—and then probably about at two-years-old we got a name change and he was very strict about raising a Muslim family and prayer meetings in the house and praying five times a day and my mom [Sathima Bea Benjamin] was very much a free spirit.
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This daily medication is the difference between life and death for so many people, but only if they can afford the $97 per pill for the name-brand version or the at least $49 for the generic option in the U.S. Additionally, the pharmaceutical industry takes all the credit for developing the breakthrough gene-altering chimeric antigen receptor T-cell (CAR T) therapy — a therapy that can cost patients $475,000 — even though the first two CAR T treatments for multiple myeloma came out of NIH-funded research.
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Back then, upon viewing a painting of a young black man dressed in the typical urban uniform of name-brand athletic shoes, jeans, and an oversized hoodie, staring impassively past the viewer, while a magnificent horse with all the trappings of aristocratic regalia reared beneath him, I immediately understood the aim of Wiley's work: it was and is to raise the status of everyday black people (many of his subjects are models he finds on the street) to that of the rarified personages worthy of historical, courtly portraits.
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House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiOvernight Health Care — Presented by Partnership for America's Health Care Future — Four companies reach 22019M settlement in opioid lawsuit | Deal opens door to larger settlements | House panel to consider vaping tax | Drug pricing markup tomorrow Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails Trump urges GOP to fight for him MORE (D-Calif.) recently laid out a plan that would allow the government to negotiate the price of as many as 250 name-brand drugs for Medicare beneficiaries and would impose penalties on drug companies if they didn't extend those prices to private insurers.
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