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name as

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name someone as something
to select someone as something. The mayor named Karen as corporate council. The president named himself as chairman of the new committee.
See also: name


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Most budding entrepreneurs are not looking to start a business in this vein, so most startups should avoid using their own name as the business name.
They use their maiden name as the new middle name and adopt husband's surname.
However, you can stay clear of this name as the current demand for an expired dot org name is very low.
 
 
 
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