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In other words, virtue-signalling is making a statement because you reckon it will garner approval, rather than because you actually believe it.

The 1998 FIFA World Cup brought in around €60m; this year it will garner €700m and the 2010 event in South Africa (where anti-ambush-marketing legislation is already being implemented) is expected to bring in €1 billion.

Next year's logo will be unveiled after Sunday's game, but it will garner little attention outside the graphic design community, which generally pans the work in the blogosphere while elevating the designer to star status in the sports logo galaxy.

Left alone, Isis will expand further; it will garner far greater resources than it currently enjoys and, as an organized, disciplined and resource-rich organisation will continue to recruit local Iraqis, Syrians and other jihadists from around the world to its cause.

Likewise, if followers demonstrate a tendency to draw attention to their acts of sacrifice, then they may be particularly helpful in resisting fraud if they are Proactive or, conversely, particularly dangerous to the organization for their willingness to collude with an unethical leader if it will garner them recognition from the boss.

But there is doubt over whether it will garner the 5% of the vote required to enter the German parliament in September's general elections.

You could use the exact same analytics solution the exact same way as another retailer, but it you're running a different set of data through it, you will garner completely different insights, which can easily inspire you to do different things than competitors.

If the network goes by past performance, the series it believes will garner the greatest ratings will get Davis-Smoltz — meaning things may not sort out until it's determined whether the Chicago Cubs advance past the wild-card game.

Microsoft counts this game as one of three that it says will garner 30% of all holiday game sales for the company.

You know it has to be worth something, but you're worried that posting it on eBay will garner a whopping 99 cents (plus shipping, if you're lucky).

"Bush has been reaching out," said King, whose presence, it is hoped, will garner African-American votes.