The series that began as "The Morning Show" before transitioning to the far more recognizable "Live With Regis and Kathie Lee," also saw life as "Live With Regis" before "Live With Kelly" and "Live With Kelly and Michael".
Nonetheless, Taco Bell is a far more recognizable brand with a huge marketing budget, so their use of the app is likely more indicative of a larger trend both for brands and Snapchat users.
Google has done away with its "blob" style smileys in favor of more traditional-looking (I guess?) smileys, and emoji that in general look more recognizable when compared with their equivalents on other platforms, including iOS.
To avoid this source of confusion, organizations including the U.S. State Department, opted to use the ISIL acronym, with Levant as the translation for al-Sham that is at once more recognizable in English with its historical roots and understood to define a general region that does not exist in the context of modern state borders.
In some cases the phenotypes were too non-specific to select genes for testing (e.g. pure ataxia caused by mutations in TTBK2 and PRKCG) and in other cases the phenotype was more recognizable but associated with mutations in several genes (e.g. ataxia-telangiectasia-like disorder with mutations in SETX and MRE11; ataxia and spasticity with mutations in DARS2 and SACS).
Amid theaters filled with more recognizable fare — movie adaptations, revivals, jukebox musicals — "Fela!" seems downright quixotic.
Kerry Fox as earnest, inquisitive Hannah and Lia Williams as beatific Joanna give fine performances, tempering emotional portrayals of intellectual and spiritual turmoil with more recognizable displays of weariness, confusion and infatuation.
Luxury customers in Brazil are extremely brand conscious and put a large importance on perceivable wealth that they display through brands, "especially the ones with more recognizable logos," remarks Juliano Corbetta, the editor of Made In Brazil magazine.
The group section continues in the same vein but with more recognizable humanity bursting through, most notably in a charmingly goofy encounter for Ms. Ahn and Ms. Clarke and in a hauntingly strange and inventive romantic duet for Ms. Clarke and Mr. Morrison.
Releasing games like "Mirror's Edge" in the holiday season might seem to make them more high profile, but it unnecessarily puts them in competition with more recognizable and sought after titles.
