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    <title>think tank on DN4B.com: Domain Names for Business</title>
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      <description>There is a short list of English words that name an entire professional activity, and an even shorter list still available as domains. This is one of them.
Analysis is what think tanks produce, what policy institutes publish, what standards bodies commission and what research organisations exist to do. Attach it to the .org and the name stops reading as a brand and starts reading as an institution.
The economics of single dictionary words are unlike the rest of this market.</description>
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