The new culinary calling card is in-room dining prepared by A-list celebrity chefs.
And starting this month, the DNA service will alert you when someone dials your calling-card number.
They were backed by reckless banks ready to lend to just about anyone with the right calling-card.
Brilliant also ran a prepaid calling card business, a Wi-Fi provider and Internet services company called Cometa and an unsuccessful conferencing software firm called Neti Technologies.
It's not a great calling card, not an ideal howdy-do to the world beyond the town's borders.
Having made the Piano Concerto No. 2 a virtual calling card by performing it more than two-dozen times last year, Mr. Bronfman returns to the piece this spring.
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Nowadays, when anyone can and will search for you online -- you're not the only one, Creeper(?) -- your Google results are your calling card.
And when a contemporary sense of warmth and livability is your calling card, it helps to have your cohabitant as your co-designer.
Instructor Kelly Marcus tells them they can keep a conversation from getting too heated by using the "blameless apology"--to be sorry a customer's calling card was rejected rather than accuse him of not having paid his bills.
Post-paid subscribers refer to customers who are on a continuous plan, as opposed to pre-paid customers, whose plan works like a calling card.
But despite controlling both its games with the possession-oriented approach that has become the country's calling card, Spain struggled to convert its chances, crashing out of the event without scoring a single goal.
Think about what credit-card numbers might be cached on your phone and consider calling your bank to have a new one issued.
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