Peter explained that from its ingredients to its marketing programs, the company strives to live up to its name in the way they conduct the business.

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For hundreds of millions of Chinese, the information revolution may truly live up to its name.

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For years before Deepwater Horizon the oil industry planned on the basis that the blowout preventers on top of wells would live up to their name.

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If New York et al. succeed in their war against trans fats, and as government becomes even more involved in health care, prissy New York-style food police will ramp up their efforts to mandate how we live and how we eat in the name of containing health care costs and saving us from ourselves.

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If the Union's common foreign and security policy could be made to live up to its name better, there would be no harm at times, and possibly some good, in having military means to back it up.

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The best songs here, like this one, Walking My Gargoyle, live up to that gloom-pop name.

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