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Aren't they making enough off of merchandise, their expo, their games, etc. , to make the site ad free?

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a collection of things (goods or works of art etc.) for public display

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noun

a collection of things (goods or works of art etc.) for public display

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Core meanings and parts of speech for expo.

noun

a collection of things (goods or works of art etc.) for public display

Example sentences

Aren't they making enough off of merchandise, their expo, their games, etc. , to make the site ad free?

PAX is very much a pan-gaming expo that happens to be organized by PA.

Do I know that a floating expo is the best way to accomplish what Google's setting out to do? No, but I'm not convinced it isn't.

Se/pinball/expo/ Surely you wouldn't prefer a world where the blog you wrote 4 years ago can't be viewed on a new computer?

For an exhibitor PAX isn't a 3 day vacation, it's 5 or 6 days of working 12+ hours days, most of them staying chained to their booth in their expo hall.

The more or less expected behavior is: - you call them, fill in a form, or meet them at an expo. - their sales team contacts you to discuss whether you can 'help each other'/'find a win-win scenario'.

This is a function of the physical space, obviously; but anytime someone has a brilliant idea, I don't want them waving hands in front of me, I want expo markers flying around. Aside from standard company stuff, that's it.

I heard a talk at "career expo" from some guy in the enterprise consulting business and I immediately knew that "enterprise consulting" was not a career path I wanted to pursue. Zach clearly works at a startup because it is fun.

If I'm understanding correctly, the author would prefer it if non-technical female expo floor workers were scantily-clad so she would be less likely to be assumed by other conference-goers to be non-technical herself. .

As an outsider you may think Penny Arcade's offer is bad, but someone, somewhere would love nothing more to work with the people behind that legendary comic and expo, no matter how rough it is. Edit - I would also like to make an analogy with MMO guilds, particularly World of Warcraft.

If you want to see an example of this, visit a farming expo; those guys have had GPS in tractors years before you had it in your car and they have more robotics and telepresence than the majority of "modern" urban offices.

They're opensourcing something like 30 projects, putting on super well organized meetups with expo like rooms where you can pick Netflixers brain about the software and their internal systems in general, free food&beers, free Ts, etc. It was great.