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The Electoral College preserves the appeal of states and regions, and like it or not there are still regional interests because different parts of the country have different economic concerns.

Case a location, sneak or gun your way to the goods and exit; Payday 2 is a single-minded first-person shooter that preserves the appeal of the vanilla edition's four-player, class-based heist gameplay where teamwork is paramount to successfully walk away with bags of swag.

The town, she said, will preserve its appeal.

Blumenbach's authority had given the word a pseudoscientific sheen that preserved its appeal.

Because it was not authorized to do so unless the issue was preserved for appeal, the trial court implicitly decided that there was no procedural default.

Helping steady her father's presidency could be critical to preserving the appeal of both her brand and her father's.

Today this Court holds that the city's challenge to the jury charge was not properly preserved on appeal because the city failed to make a timely objection to the instructions as required by Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 51.

The Supreme Court's decision in this case will give guidance to litigants on how to preserve for appeal an issue that was the subject of a denied summary judgment motion.

The opinion boils down to the judges' finding that Amex does not have power to raise the fees it imposes on merchants because it must maintain a large network of them to preserve its appeal to consumers, and if it loses consumers, it will have trouble securing merchants, and so on and so on.

Jon Stewart: You know, I think a bookstore preserve might appeal to a — a very small market.

However, they do believe that any little bit that can be done to preserve the appeal of DVD's initial sale window can only help DVD sales which are critical to Hollywood's economics.