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AskMen.com
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Believing Las Vegas Sin City is growing a conscience. Pity that. While the glitz, glamour, and gluttony of Las Vegas is now being pitched as the ultimate decadent destination for adults, it may be a mistake for casino operators to neglect the family market that it once coveted. |
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The Stars Are Out at Wynn The Las Vegas mega-resort nails down a Mobil five-star rating. At an average cost of $275 per night, Wynn caters primarily to those who want to be pampered. |
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Uncharted Seas The best market for your product probably doesn't exist yet, says a new book, Blue Ocean Strategy. |
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Gorillaz Frontman Goes Ape Over Opera Monkey: Journey to the West, a high-concept opera which includes circus acrobats and martial artists, chronicles a globe-trotting primate's evolution from street chimp to enlightened hero. |
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Global Fast Cities They speak English, and they have the right mix of technology and tolerance to attract talent. They're the international cities competing with the United States for the global talent pool. |
