He now believes the consultant mistakenly replicated content on many of the site's pages, making them look like duplicate--that is, spam--content.
Leaning hard on the sensitive-brat charm of the eleven-year-old Macaulay Culkin, they duplicate and exaggerate every laugh-getting, tearjerking separation and reunion, every crowd-pleasing gibe and gambit.
After all, to a billionaire looking for a fourth or fifth trophy property, the emotional connection can often drive the decision--either because the homes are impossible-to-duplicate works of art or because billionaires keep score with one another when it comes to fine possessions.
Minutes into the meeting, a foreboding package from a client arrived at the door: a box stuffed with 17 kilos' worth of promotional material--duplicate copies of research reports, newsletters and brochures--sent by groups within Pricewaterhouse's 1, 500-strong worldwide promotion machine.
One solution: take over a successful operation, which will bring with it the hard-to-duplicate customer relationships that underpin any banking operation.
Early days and the adage that a rising tide lifts all boats is one that will be bandied about, but it seems we have already passed the discover-and-duplicate phases of the growth curve and are firmly in rethink and modify when it comes to daily deals.
Morgan Stanley was able to open for business this week because it had a duplicate back-up data centre located outside Manhattan.
But the big Euro news is in Amsterdam, where according to spokeswoman Juliane Muehling, Car2Go will duplicate the 300-car electric fleet by the end of 2011.
Nevertheless, King (nyse: KG - news - people ) thinks it can duplicate Meridian's success with EpiPen, the injector that administers the epinephrine treatment for severe allergic reactions and is carried around by those at risk of getting potentially fatal allergic reactions.
It turned out that the programmer who had built the link between the front-end sales system and the back-end inventory system had somehow managed to duplicate a line of code.
Wendleton recommends sending duplicate letters via e-mail and snail mail.
In a process similar to printing a photograph, engineers beam high-powered light through a mask-like image of the chip, creating a duplicate on a silicon wafer.
The good news: Other airlines won't be able to fully duplicate JetBlue's on-board features anytime soon.
We flew a simulated mission within a grounded duplicate of the flyable F-35 cockpit, and the capabilities and improvements are quite clear -- you definitely don't want to encounter an F-35 from a previous-generation aircraft.
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The MPs also question the adequacy of having "a monopoly supplier business model in police procurement" and note that the new official Taser supplier consists of "more or less identical personnel operating in the same premises with a near-duplicate website" as the former distributor.
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Duplicate documents and obviously nonresponsive e-mails, such as personal messages, and anything predating the dispute, are removed automatically, often using keywords.
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They will also have an opportunity to exchange methodologies and resources in a view to duplicate the trainings in different teacher-training institutions in Morocco.
In its European markets, for example, cosmetic company Juneva of Switzerland sells a product called DNA Skin Optimizer Fluid, which promises to help aging skin cells to renew and duplicate themselves by targeting the nuclei--Juneva says skin takes on a fresher, smoother appearance within days of use.
PrettyPark also sends duplicate files of itself to the e-mail addresses listed in the user's Internet address book.
"I like the fact that Journe doesn't duplicate history but uses it to re-create something no one else has, " says Marcel Philippe, a New York prosecutor who fell under Journe's spell.
As the nation's retailers look ahead to bagging profit in the final weeks of the year, Jacques Stambouli is looking forward to people marching back to the malls with ill-fitting clothes, duplicate DVDs and unfashionable watches.
To enable OPM and HHS to avoid duplicate SSA and retirement benefits for persons with post-1956 military service.
Germany wants the forthcoming EU constitution to include a mutual defence clause among member-states, which would duplicate that of Nato.
Combined with GME's Edge card program, which allows members to receive additional credit on trade-ins and get additional discounts on pre-owned titles, the used-game business breeds the kind of customer loyalty its competitors simply cannot duplicate.
More seriously, the subscription cards needed to activate the set-top boxes are easy to duplicate, exposing the company to heavy losses every month through piracy.
Dr. Boustani, who is also associate director of the Healthy Aging Brain Center, says he is working with health-care systems in other states to duplicate the program, with an aim to affordably scale up the model to a national level.
Votes are stored in duplicate, in a removable card locked inside the voting machine and in built-in semiconductor memory.
Spin-offs are now an established part of TV but few ever duplicate the success of the original.
The decade that followed the band's 1996 breakup wasn't terribly kind: New Zealand-born singer Neil Finn's solo career didn't duplicate Crowded House's success, and former drummer Paul Hester committed suicide in 2005.
The Blackbirds came in trying to duplicate the success of fellow NEC member Robert Morris, which stunned defending national champion Kentucky 59-57 in the opening round of the NIT on Tuesday night.
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