Groupon, whose name is a blend of "group" and "coupon," offers one deal each day for each city.
The great achievement of Groupon -- a blend of "group" and "coupon" -- is to have reformulated spam into something benign, even ingratiating.
Rudd did most of his masturbating – a blend of group and solo – from the vantage point of the organiser's couch and managed to ejaculate on himself three or four times in six hours.
A blending of the groups' recommendations is expected to form the basis of the final restructuring of the U.S.O.C.; Congress will then take legislative steps to amend or replace the 1978 Amateur Sports Act.
Lean athletic budgets leave a gap that is filled by a blend of volunteers and private groups that have traditionally served more boys than girls.
A small Baltic-Finnic group, composed of the Ludic dialects, is found between Veps and Karelian and is generally considered a blend of the two major groups rather than a separate language; the dialects are more closely akin to Karelian.
However, for devolution to succeed it needs a blend of skills, said Philip Hoare, group managing director of Atkins UK transportation division.
Second, P4P schemes including a blend of individual- and group-level incentives may be more effective than P4P schemes only including individual or only including group-level incentives.
Supernatants from the clarified samples were used for isolation of RSV by CEC [5] and presence of RSV was detected by indirect immunofluorescence staining with a blend of monoclonal antibodies that detects both group A and group B RSV (Chemicon International).
WeWork describes itself as a "physical social network," and most co-living companies see themselves as participating in the sharing economy, with their buildings a blend of residential hotel and Facebook group.
Little else is known regarding what Immersive Games Lab's first experience will be, although Dean told me it will be sold in retail spaces, in ticket form and will be a blend of technology and in-person group activity.
