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4th October 1990, Page 26
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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

sweet, says the poet — but then he did not have to fork out £80,000 over a 10-month period and quiz customer panels throughout Europe to come up with one ancient Greek word — Omega.

Such has been the experience of Securicor Express to arrive at its new name, Omega.

Apparently 400 names were long-listed — of which 380 were quickly discarded either because they were already in use or they meant something rude in another language.

The final eight included two