1.   And the place will need a new nickname.

2.   And Simon gets a new nickname.

3.   And the city has begun marketing itself under a new nickname, promoting its conductors as tourist attractions in the Musical Metropolis Munich.

4.   Adams was supposed to disclose the new nickname during ceremonies at the last regular-season game, against the Minnesota Vikings.

5.   But his reasoning does suggest a new nickname for Rodman.

6.   But Miller thought it over, and his new nickname started to grow on him.

7.   He has a new job, a new nickname and, best of all, a future.

8.   I predict Gore is going to pick up just enough votes to carry Florida, and in the process a new nickname.

9.   In the limelight now, he earned a new nickname, the Magician, for his ability to visualize and execute extraordinary shots that took spectators by surprise.