This is no bad thing: familiarity is part of what ties businesses to Office, when they could use open source alternatives at much lower cost.
Later, Jacobs would explain that he wanted to create "comfort and familiarity", in part as a response to the upheavals of Hurricane Sandy, which ruined his own home.
Although the Twin Towers had not been loved by many, he added, they had provided the comfort of familiarity, becoming part of "the fabric of the New York we live in".
That familiarity is part of the reason the Ryder Cup has lost some of its sharper edge, such as when Corey Pavin and some of the Americans donned camouflage hats at Kiawah Island in 1991 for the ill-named "War on the Shore," or the edge that inspired heckling and over-the-top American celebrations on the final day at The Country Club in Brookline, Massachusetts, in 1999.
And that familiarity is part of the idea to getting this to work on the enterprise level.
Has their familiarity as part of everyday visual clutter led to them becoming almost invisible, losing all meaning beyond shape and colour?
The brewery's "lager lovely" is recognised as playing a comparable stereotypical role to the airline stewardess: both come on with a girl-next-door familiarity, equal parts sexy playmate, wet nurse, waitress and mother.
He had a glancing familiarity with parts of Brooklyn -- Cobble Hill, because he's had a girlfriend there once, and Marine Park, from the time years ago when he'd belonged to a bowling team that competed (if you could call it that) in a league out there.
The day ended at Steve's house, where I studied the pictures on his refrigerator and stood in the room where he spent his last months and died -- feeling a tinge uncomfortable, like I didn't deserve such intimate familiarity with parts of his life I hadn't known.
WHEN it comes to the teen movie, as with many well-defined genres, familiarity is often part of the point.
