It is often forgotten that the man who wants a Lib Dem revival almost as much as Clegg goes by the name of Cameron.

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Steven Baldock describes himself as the "last Victorian pub pianist" and goes by the stage name of Dr. Busker.

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But for the handful of subadvised funds where name managers have copycatted their approaches, you can, as the Wall Street saying goes, exploit a few inefficiencies.

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As its name would suggest, the restaurant serves cuts of prime beef, but goes beyond the typical steak with regional fare such as tender ostrich fillet, marinated venison and South African kingklip (cusk eel imported from the coast).

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"If I'm at an event sponsored by a designer, I pick at the really chic food passed around, " said Lauren Shane, a 28-year-old stylist who goes by the name elshane and works for celebrities such as pop-star Carly Rae Jepsen.

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The 4-plus-1 chip formerly known as Project Grey is a Tegra 4 mostly in name, and goes for integration rather than raw power.

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If it goes ahead, Wal-Mart will enter via acquisition of local retailer Massmart which is, as the name suggests, a copy-cat company anyway, so it would seem all there is to talk about is price.

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