But GlaxoSmithKline CEO Jean-Pierre Garnier has taken a "trust me" approach to new drugs he's been buying, promising to show them all off later this year.
You may be Red or Blue in competitive, but your custom Spartan will show off all your customizations in co-op.
We managed somehow to find the time last week to hit NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program Spring Show, where all the grad students show off whatever crazy projects they're working on (a few of the kids there are responsible for Dodgeball and Pac-Manhattan).
Tired of that show-off Sullenberger getting all the attention.
Then I switched over to "The Larry Sanders Show" which I think kicked off all these great HBO shows.
They provide 20 to 25MB of space at no cost, but they also stick their ads on each of your Web pages--acceptable if all you aim to do is show off pictures of your new kid, for instance.
Long gone are the days of the Great Exhibition in London of 1851, the progenitor of all expos, when the point was to show off manufactured goods (and British industrial strength).
His life was loudly dedicated to taste, real taste, and lingering pleasure for all the senses, not simply some brief, show-off spectacle achieved with stabilisers and steam.
Similarly, English outfit No Internal Combustion Engine (NICE, very cute) is previewing an all-electric sports car that it plans to show off at the London Auto Show in July.
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In it, sexy bikini-clad women dance around, sipping champagne, while two rappers dressed as Ford engineers show off their gold rings and chains while boasting about all the money they make by overpricing the Ford Focus hatchback.
Microsoft has also admitted to a range of other slips with the launch of Windows 8, including failing to do enough to train retail staff and educate potential customers about the new software, as well as not focusing all of its financial incentives behind the touchscreen PCs that show off Windows 8 to best advantage.
The film was processed and when the image got to the AP office in New York, they all made copies for themselves to show people but then they pulled it off the wire.
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She discovered the hard way that, while critics are more than happy to see successful sport stars pull outrageous publicity stunts, it all goes wrong when you're perceived to be a show-off who can't back it up with results.
The show has ridden off into the reality-tv sunset, the friendships have all dissolved, but real estate remains.
The candidates were all invited to the competition, but none had stopped by to show off their flip-flopping skills.
First of all, much of the game only seems to exist in order to show off the Kinect technology.
This all stays very much on the surface and, for something aiming to show off Outhwaite's skills, it does not task her very much.
We were each hired because of our creative ability, our intelligence, and above all, our ability to work our asses off to make a great show.
The actual process of voting is very slow, as all voters are being asked to show their identity cards and their names are checked off against the list of registered voters.
Companies from Taipei, Taiwan, to Round Rock, Texas, are expected to show off a bevy of new gadgets, ranging from smartphones to tablets, all aimed at taking a chunk out of markets that have been reinvigorated by Apple products.
After bit mapping into digital (with a separate division) and dramatically reducing its global work force from 70, 000 to 18, 800, all seems to have rolled off the table for Kodak, but studies show that institutions with entrenched issues always have bright spots.
That new three-story monster-house on the block, could you believe two mil, those show-off window arches and did you get a load of that corny balcony, all of it throwing the neighborhood out of whack, a crazy eyesore, but hey, it was driving property values up, he could live with that.
Trough gardening was born in England in the late 1800s, when the wealthy were madly collecting flora from all over the world, and adapting the stone basins from which horses drank to show off their collections of alpine plants.
It will be the 50th birthday of the founding of the Royal Shakespeare Company, which will allow the RSC to show off its magnificent newly reopened theatre at Stratford-upon-Avon and also restage all those Harold Pinter plays it commissioned and with which it has been so associated over the past half-century.
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All he needed was a change of scenery and an opportunity to come off the bench and show the coach what he could do much like Jeremy Lin.
Studies show that sitting in an office chair all day contributes to risk of heart attack, strokes, and can shave off 7 years of active life from your age.
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