Because of this, the workspaces are always abuzz with activity.
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Nearby, the town square is abuzz with Friday evening life.
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But news outlets and online forums were abuzz with speculation.
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At the time, New York was abuzz with leftist activism.
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When the news broke, social media was abuzz with updates.
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All these will need to improve to keep the business abuzz.
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This morning Westminster is abuzz with speculation about who might follow.
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The media gobbled up the story and the Twitterverse was abuzz.
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But by early Wednesday, Twitter was abuzz about little else. Why?
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Radio-frequency identification (RFID) has been abuzz the past few years.
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More students, some abuzz with ambitions of shooting at 6 a.m.
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Activists are abuzz about leading "the resistance" to the Trump era.
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In recent weeks, Washington has been abuzz over the new Donald Trump.
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Thursday night, the audience was abuzz at the Broadway show Moulin Rouge!
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Beltway-dwellers are abuzz with speculation that Amazon will cross the Potomac.
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Social media has been abuzz with opposing views on India's latest feat.
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Social media is abuzz with congratulatory messages for the Bangalore-based startup.
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And social media was abuzz with messages of help for those stranded.
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Yet the get-together this year may be abuzz with darker talk.
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When they got to the Ronald McDonald House, the place was abuzz.
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You might find yourself sleeping less because you are abuzz with ideas.
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In fact, the whole country is abuzz with peaceful struggle these days.
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Wedding bells rang in Berkshire, England, on Saturday, and Britain was abuzz.
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The reports set the veterinary world abuzz and raised some unsettling questions.
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Social media has been abuzz that this would be Lula's fate, too.
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Shops in the city's downtown, once abuzz with commerce, are now shuttered.
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At home social media was abuzz, but the chatter was far more mixed.
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The skies above our cities are about to become abuzz with flying taxis.
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Surgical drapes cover Jessica's body, and the room is abuzz with organized chaos.
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The "Saudi Market," one of the camp's main arteries, is abuzz with activity.
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Twitter, too, was abuzz with all the latest happenings and gossip about competitors.
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In particular, Netflix's stylized adaptation of Castlevania has the digital rumor mill abuzz.
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Since then, Washington has been abuzz with chatter about who could be next.
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But Mr. Trump's tweet had grammar geeks abuzz about more than just capitalization.
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In traffic-clogged cities around the world, the skies are abuzz with helicopters.
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Every December, our neighborhood is abuzz with lights, wreaths and galloping lawn ornaments.
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People on social media have been abuzz about Mr. Momoh and his discovery.
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Montenegro, a former Yugoslav republic, has been abuzz with conspiracy theories since the Oct.
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This video of a hazy blur in Michigan's Lake Superior has the Internet abuzz.
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Social media were abuzz with rumours that King Salman, 81, was planning to abdicate.
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From the '40s, the world was abuzz between visionaries Coco Chanel and Christian Dior.
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The physics world is now abuzz with the possibility of a undiscovered fundamental force.
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The Internet has been abuzz recently with remembering exactly what Apple's "i" stands for.
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Starbucks quiet release of a new, minty Frappucino had the internet abuzz this morning.
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For the past several weeks, New Yorkers have been abuzz over a mysterious visitor.
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We were abuzz with the joy of being alive and having accomplished our mission.
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The stranger's arrival soon has residents abuzz during a bustling scene at a market.
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By Sunday morning, Twitter was abuzz with a video of Mr. Klepper persuading Mrs.
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His namesake hotel is abuzz with Secret Service agents, supporters and the simply curious.
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Head rushes swept over me, leaving my vision abuzz and scattered in prismatic blocks.
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The internet was abuzz following Melania Trump's plagiarism accusations of Michelle Obama's 2008 DNC Speech.
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A few years ago, investors and the tech press were abuzz with excitement about mobile.
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Despite the naysayers, Long Island City is abuzz and Amazon is already heightening the appeal.
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Post-debate, social media was abuzz that the debate was Pence's 2020 coming-out party.
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But the comment section was abuzz with people blaming them for not speaking up earlier.
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The world is abuzz — the past several years have been an exciting time for drones.
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Despite GDP growth and Chinese oil demand cooling, the port is still abuzz with activity.
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For the past few years, the media's been abuzz about the promise of VR porn.
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The campus is usually abuzz all day and night during the final week of classes.
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For the last few months, Silicon Valley tech circles have been abuzz about dopamine fasting.
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Still, the sites are abuzz with activity as the election nears, albeit in small amounts.
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Washington has been abuzz with impeachment news and the Washington Nationals winning the World Series.
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Plates flew out the swinging door to the dining room, which was abuzz with happy customers.
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That's a long way from 2014, when Silicon Valley was all abuzz over the stealthy startup.
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London is abuzz with rumours that the wounded prime minister may not see out the year.
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New York is still abuzz that an ad-tech company called Moat sold itself to Oracle.
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Most households are abuzz as various mobile devices alert us to text messages or Instagram posts.
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In each case, water-cooler conversation and the internet were abuzz with debate: Are leggings pants?
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The internet is abuzz today with rumors of a surprise new release from a major artist.
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It's Tuesday evening here in Washington and the town is abuzz with sightings of Natalie Portman.
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It's Wednesday evening here in Washington, where the town's abuzz over President Obama's Supreme Court nominee.
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Following the Tuesday announcement, people on Twitter were abuzz with confusion, disbelief, and sometimes even anger.
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Before the coronavirus outbreak, the Play Place in Westchester County, New York was abuzz every morning.
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In the meantime, any clues to the movements of "Salvator Mundi" have the art world abuzz.
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All this week, the security community has been abuzz with the public dump of NSA-linked exploits.
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Everyone from Salon to Jezebel to a highly concerned reddit thread is abuzz with this holiday pickle.
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AT 6PM on a sweltering weekday evening, a street junction in Ahmedabad in western India is abuzz.
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Over the past few days, sex-work Twitter has been abuzz about a somewhat unexpected topic: taxes.
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Her installation is a carefully orchestrated arrangement abuzz with color, tonal shifts, endless variations, and considered improvisations.
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Social media has been abuzz with this obviously weird incident, leaving everyone with one simple question: Why?
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Cortelyou Road, akin to the main street of a cozy town, is abuzz with boutique-like businesses.
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Wall Street is abuzz after Snap's latest financial results, including the company's notable uptick in user activity.
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Arriving on a Friday night, my husband and I found the lobby abuzz with cocktail-sipping locals.
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Our minds are abuzz with ideas on Sunday, after coming off last week's full Moon in strategic Scorpio.
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A newfound photo recently spotlighted by the History Channel has people abuzz about the famous pilot's mysterious fate.
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For weeks afterward in Sierra Leone, websites and bars alike were abuzz with talk of the giant diamond.
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Here are the top five moments that kept social media abuzz with what could become known as Kaineisms:
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There's the Mendelssohn music that Balanchine chose, abuzz with summer sounds and the confusions and harmonies of love.
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The political class has been abuzz with claims that President-elect Trump is softening his tone on immigration.
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Koh's mind has been abuzz with bees since 2014, when he left New York City for the mountains.
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But even when the Elements are sternly chanting, the orchestra is abuzz with restless instruments and fidgety riffs.
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Before AT&T and Time Warner, the media industry was abuzz over the marriage of CBS and Viacom.
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Edscottite is one of the least flashy new finds, but it's also the one that's set geologists abuzz.
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The first quarter of 2016 was abuzz with rapidly rising new stars and surprise projects from major artists.
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The internet, which had been abuzz from the moment West was spotted outside of the building, couldn't stop speculating.
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The colony is abuzz ahead of the Dussehra and Diwali festivals, when decorated pots and lamps are in demand.
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Social media was abuzz after the performance, with delighted Miss America viewers sounding off on Miss Louisiana's memorable set.
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The literary internet is abuzz with news that Jane Austen — who died at age 41 — may have been poisoned.
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Yesterday, the internet was abuzz with tweets and reactions to Taylor Swift's new single from her forthcoming album, Reputation.
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And we're not the only ones who loved Crissy's acne confession — The Twitter-verse was abuzz with supportive reactions.
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Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co. analyst Jake Roberts tells the Wall Street Journal that clients are abuzz about Warren's plans.
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Social media sites are normally abuzz in anticipation of supermoon sightings days before the event is scheduled to peak.
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Investigators are under pressure to quickly determine the cause of the crash, which has Brazilians abuzz with conspiracy theories.
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Last week, the internet was abuzz with chatter and outrage over a viral video out of—where else—Florida.
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Twitter specifically was abuzz with celebrities and brands sharing their own custom congratulations to the singer and her family.
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The social-media networks of cool 20-somethings are abuzz with the hashtag deukmingout: coming out as a fanatic.
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The State Dining Room never looked more beautiful, and Washington is abuzz over what an incredible job Melania did.
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Financial markets have been abuzz with speculation after various media reports suggested the possibility of BOJ tweaking its policy.
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Conversely, the internet has been abuzz with content some of which aims to soften Kaine for a younger generation.
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It sets the viewer down in the middle of a magical, mystical forest, abuzz with fireflies and glowing candles.
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New indictments of 2628 Russians who allegedly meddled in the 28500 election set the political world abuzz on Friday.
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Despite the sweltering heat, Pompeii was abuzz with tourists, while Herculaneum was like an oasis of calm in comparison.
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This virtuoso sculpture felt full of a sense of sinister, if humorous, proliferations abuzz with organizational patterns of becoming.
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The publisher of Grant's Interest Rate Observer set Wall Street abuzz this month when he questioned how Bridgewater worked.
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It's increasingly abuzz with tech workers, many commuting to the skyscraper forest swallowing up the Warriors across the bay.
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So the revelation set Shyamalan fans abuzz with speculation about a future third movie that would involve both characters.
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The halls of the Capitol, usually abuzz with frenetic last-minute pitches from lobbyists and activists, were often quiet.
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His daughter Rifkah, a bubbly 20-year old who seemed to know everyone in town, was abuzz with excitement.
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Mueller submitted his final report to Barr late Friday, setting Washington abuzz over what his report's findings might reveal.
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The AI community has been abuzz today on Twitter after one of its own was elevated in an unusual fashion.
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This comes at a time when the payments space in India is abuzz with potential foreign investments, mergers and acquisitions.
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Washington (CNN)The Cannon House Office Building was abuzz Monday afternoon as new members made their way to their workplace.
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With the 2019 Met Gala just days away, the fashion world is abuzz with anticipation for the industry's biggest night.
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On a very overwhelming inauguration day, Twitter is abuzz over â€" you guessed it â€" a distinct piece of outerwear.
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Meanwhile the Green Party rally, also held within the magnificent Maximilianeum building in Munich housing the Bavarian parliament, was abuzz.
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Social media has been abuzz with reactions to the misogynistic comments, including a tweet to the presidential candidate from Sen.
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Backstage While the show was happening live, the backstage area was abuzz with several big stars coming in and out.
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Though the overhaul isn't too drastic, like say, changing the name entirely, it was just enough to set Twitter abuzz.
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In the lead up to Sony's E3 show, Twitter was abuzz with possibilities, expectations, hopes that would ultimately be dented.
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But it's Peppa's debut album — her first stab as a singer — that has everyone abuzz about this generation's Miss Piggy.
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By September, the chat groups among doctors were abuzz over a spike in the number of babies born with microcephaly.
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Saudi officialdom has been abuzz for months about a comprehensive National Transformation Plan, though its release has been repeatedly delayed.
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Some parts of Twitter were already abuzz with hate-filled, evidence-free musings about Muslims being responsible for the fire.
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The grain market also is abuzz with speculation Brazil bought its first major cargo of U.S. corn in two decades.
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Social media will be abuzz, as each group feels the pressure and the opportunity that these unusual circumstances will create.
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On Twitter, people are already abuzz with theories on what the twist ending of the holiday romantic comedy might be.
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The partisan crowd was abuzz over the Brazilian Marcelo Chierighin's advancement to the 100-meter final in the previous race.
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Now, returning to a transformed nation — its economy in bloom, its cities abuzz — she sensed a fresh impatience of aspiration.
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The speculations of guest features on that album have kept the internet abuzz since the album was announced in December.
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At the time, the restaurant was new and Long Island was abuzz about the dream team that was running it.
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Fox News was similarly abuzz earlier this month after a convicted rapist pleaded guilty to re-entering the country illegally.
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As snow settled on the silent New York Stock Exchange one recent Sunday, a nearby boutique was abuzz with activity.
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Movies these days are abuzz with all kinds of paranormal activity, most of it aimed at delivering easy, superficial terror.
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I was in Berlin over the weekend for the marathon, and elite circles were abuzz with predictions for Bekele's race.
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He ignored the professor's advice and today, at 94, has just set the tech industry abuzz with his blazing creativity.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: It was a crisp, fall Saturday morning, and Zabar's was abuzz with people of every description.
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From there, I started to text our mutual friends, but by the time I began typing my phone was abuzz.
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Literally yesterday the tabloids were abuzz with news of Sofia Richie and Scott Disick's split, but TMZ says not so fast.
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Experimental deliveries of parcels, pizzas and other items conjure up visions of skies abuzz with drones ferrying packages to and fro.
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After the E3 trailer at the Sony E3 Press Conference on Monday, June 11, fans were abuzz (as always) with theories.
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Last month, the internet was abuzz with reports that Apple was sweetening up selfies on the iPhone XS and XS Max.
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Image: Dongju Zhang, Lanzhou UniversityThe archaeology world is abuzz today with news of the first Denisovan fossil found outside of Siberia.
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Research clinicians who have felt bewildered by the lack of tools they can offer women are abuzz with the new products.
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The internet is abuzz with speculation after Joe Jonas posted a photo of himself getty pretty cozy with rapper Nicki Minaj.
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The party was abuzz with the news that Keeping Up With the Kardashians cameras were there, a source tells PEOPLE. E!
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Most days, the room is abuzz with the sound of international soccer games on television and an espresso maker blasting steam.
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It's Wednesday evening here in Washington where the Capitol is abuzz over President Trump's decision to fire FBI Director James Comey.
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One that immediately set the airline industry abuzz and created another bragging-rights-worthy experience for aviation enthusiasts to strive for.
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Fans are on the edge of their seat at arenas he competes in, and social media is abuzz when he plays.
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Deb is visiting one of her children and Howard Barkin's puzzle is abuzz with interesting entries, so here's to life, everybody.
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Just like in the legendary Wild West, the region is abuzz with pioneers hoping to turn wine into the next gold.
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The hotel lobby is abuzz Tuesday morning, with a dozen or so folks milling around, working on laptops and cell phones.
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Beyoncé is the queen of surprises, and the Internet is abuzz with rumors of her latest gift to fans: her new album.
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But the shared hobby of the District's most high-profile women, Michelle Obama and Ivanka Trump, has local indoor cycling studios abuzz.
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Ever since Beyoncé posted a record-breaking Instagram announcement that she was pregnant with twins, the Beyhive has been abuzz with speculation.
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But, while the internet was abuzz with talks of the reunion, we couldn't look away from one thing: their matching purple eyeshadow.
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Last fall, the internet was abuzz speculating their relationship status as the co-stars walked through Paris sharing a set of earbuds.
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IT IS MONDAY morning at Connaught hospital in Freetown, the capital of Sierra Leone, and the accident and emergency department is abuzz.
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This normally quiet town was abuzz throughout the day as excited supporters and passionate protesters awaited the arrival of the businessman candidate.
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I hustled home after turning in my final paper for the year, my phone abuzz with friends looking to confirm party details.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Emmanuel Macron's spartan presidential campaign headquarters in western Paris is abuzz with rows of young recruits busy at their laptops.
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Microsoft fans are abuzz after a report indicates that Windows 10 S — its newest version of the Windows operating system — is dead.
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The knife that has the media abuzz currently, however, is hardly the only knife to be recovered from the former Simpson estate.
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Save for that Gucci cape that had the Internet abuzz, the singer has stuck to clean, no-fuss silhouettes in jewel tones.
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The Twittersphere was abuzz with playful memes and animations as viewers tried to figure out what was causing Trump's nose to run.
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By all accounts, the London startup scene was abuzz with Entrepreneur First's latest Demo Day today, as 25 startups — up from nine!
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A viral story falls apart Last fall, social media was abuzz with the story of McClure and D'Amico's seeming act of kindness.
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Social media also has been abuzz with people offering help to strangers who have been stuck at various locations in the city.
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The document does not say why, but China's news media is widely abuzz with articles saying the two are getting a divorce.
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It's Saturday and a high school is abuzz with a motley crew — some at detention, others at music rehearsal and athletic practice.
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This feature was already spotted in the wild before today's announcement, and it set the social media management and influencer community abuzz.
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The National Assembly building was once abuzz with activity and energy, its corridors jammed and its conference rooms busy at all hours.
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With the Cricket World Cup under way, they compete in local tape-ball tournaments, and homes and restaurants are abuzz with fans.
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The Beyhive is also all abuzz trying to figure out who leaked the photo but also how furious Beyoncé must be right now.
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Almost a year ago, the internet was abuzz over glittery Prosecco, and this past summer, Twitter had some strong opinions about glitter cappuccinos.
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Twitter was abuzz with bee chatter on Tuesday after an enormous number of bees overtook a Sabrett's umbrella on 22rd Street in Manhattan.
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The internet was all abuzz today over newly-declassified tape of Apollo 10 astronauts catching a broadcast of alien music on the Moon.
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Tall and slim, with a few modeling gigs to her name, it's not surprising that Charlie sends social media abuzz when she's ringside.
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But his challenge to Pelosi won't be the last time the media is all abuzz about Tim Ryan and his Rust Belt reboot.
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Washington (CNN)The Naval Observatory was abuzz Tuesday morning as second lady Karen Pence unveiled a new beehive at the vice president's residence.
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Since FBI Director James Comey released that conspicuously vague three-paragraph letter last Friday, the political world has been abuzz over its implications.
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But social media was abuzz immediately following the fly-centered snafu:Oh to be a fly on Hillary Clinton's forehead right now... #debate pic.twitter.
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Ever since Queen Bey and Jay Z announced they're expecting twins, the Bey Hive has been abuzz with speculation about the babies' genders.
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Even bitcoin, the electronic cash that's kept Silicon Valley abuzz, played a key role in the Russians' efforts to build their hacking infrastructure.
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As Mr. Shafer tells it, teacher circles were abuzz back in 2007 when the federal public service loan forgiveness program came into existence.
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With the clock running down on Mr. Putin's final term, Russia's political class has been abuzz for months with speculation about his intentions.
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The Jersey Shore beach town of Wildwood, normally nearly empty in January, was abuzz with restaurants and hotels packed despite the chilly temperature.
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The "Good as Hell" singer had the internet abuzz earlier this week after sporting a racy outfit for the Los Angeles Lakers vs.
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Dinner service was hours away, but the sprawling kitchen was already abuzz with activity and classic rock, so we stepped outside to chat.
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But every time he opens his mouth in public, he says something that sets literary Twitter abuzz, and not in a good way.
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The Austrian designers Katharina Mischer and Thomas Traxler have set dozens of artificial handmade insects abuzz inside glass bulbs that hang from the ceiling.
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The past few months were abuzz with news of cockroach milk, but, as fall approaches, a new bug-driven superfood trend is upon us.
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His death will ensure that Parisian gossips, already abuzz with rumours about the future of the fashion house, will have plenty to chat about.
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Following Bobby's death, headlines were abuzz over the fact his funeral brought together Jill, who left RHONY in 2011, and fellow OG Bethenny Frankel.
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Twitter was abuzz with theories from political observers, both on the left and the right, with a public anxious to see their first lady.
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The music world was abuzz last year when news broke that Adele was working with legendary musician Phil Collins on her new album, 25.
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If the currency revaluation of 2009, which wiped out people's savings, were to happen today, these new networks would be abuzz in an instant.
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Austin ScottJames (Austin) Austin Scott5 Republicans who could replace Isakson in Georgia's Senate race Georgia GOP abuzz about Senate vacancy House approves much-delayed .
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Americans are abuzz about the "missing 28 pages" — unsupported leads suggesting that Saudi officials might have had a hand in the 9/11 attacks.
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When Claudia and I visited, the plaza was abuzz with activity from tourists and vendors hawking toys and soliciting boat rides in the canal.
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The internet was all abuzz this weekend with news that Adele and Beyoncé had apparently collaborated on a song with Coldplay frontman Chris Martin.
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But the real reason Washington is suddenly all abuzz with talk of a conference committee is that Senate Republicans can't agree on anything else.
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The new report has set Republican circles abuzz with speculation about what could happen if Trump withdrew – or whether such a thing is even likely.
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Washington (CNN)Capitol Hill was abuzz this week as the first of President-elect Donald Trump's Cabinet nominees went through a gauntlet of confirmation hearings.
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But long after the Eagles defeated the Patriots in Super Bowl LII, the internet was still abuzz over the moments that happened off the field.
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The media's abuzz with rumours that actress Margot Robbie secretly married her long-time partner, director Tom Ackerley, on the weekend in Byron Bay, Australia.
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Yes, "Jelena" still lives on some levels in the hearts and minds of those who follow them and Gomez's newest song has people all abuzz.
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Let's set the stage: It's 1976 and Cannes is abuzz with news of a talented American actress who thrills audiences in a gritty urban drama.
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Social media was abuzz with people praising the diversity of Viking's society, while media outlets (including Mashable) published countless articles with the same catchy headlines.
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Still, social media was abuzz about the astonishing price rally and investors' appetite even before Beijing had laid out concrete details of the development plan.
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So you can imagine how much the air was abuzz at the Cannes Film Festival, where Hollywood and international film buffs turn up in droves.
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The news is abuzz over the appearance of a giant, Godzilla-like monster that's appeared in Seoul, South Korea, flattening buildings and terrifying the masses.
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While the internet was abuzz this week with the highly anticipated James Comey testimony, you might not have had time to search for other things.
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All of which means that, whether over Wi-Fi or a 4G network, the air will soon be abuzz with people making and receiving calls.
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While Cuba does not publish investment data, the state press has been abuzz with news of Chinese projects lately, covering infrastructure, telecoms, tourism and electronics.
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But it broke so many records that it has become part of the Wimbledon fabric - and these days the twittersphere would be abuzz with #longestmatch.
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Washington has been abuzz about a secret plan that was finally revealed this week — the Senate Republicans' bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
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By evening the lobby of the Grand Fiesta Americana hotel in the northern city was abuzz with prospective candidates cradling beige folders holding their resumes.
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A visit to a scientific-research center usually begins at a star professor's laboratory that is abuzz with a dozen postdocs collaborating on various experiments.
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Or at least that appeared to be the case up until this week, and now the internet is abuzz with rumors of the two reuniting.
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The gossip columns were abuzz: The prince said "A Brooklyn Boy" would find an audience in London and told Mr. Prescod to be in touch.
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The press room was abuzz with confusion throughout Fallout 4 winning Best Game is like giving the Best Picture Oscar to Avengers: Age of Ultron.
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Washington was abuzz yesterday with the news that Michael Cohen's Essential Consultants received $22001,260 from an investment fund tied to the Russian oligarch Viktor Vekselberg.
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Every corner of the internet has been abuzz over Bradley Cooper's remake of "A Star Is Born," and the critical response has been largely positive.
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Johnson revealed in a recent cover story with Rolling Stone that the meeting was part of the meltdown of their friendship, leaving fans all abuzz.
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Silicon Valley and Twitter were abuzz last week about a job posting from a mother and C.E.O. looking for a nanny with seemingly lofty qualifications.
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Fortunately, the Zocalo and surrounding streets are abuzz with culture and contagious energy all year, but its many festivals make them all the more charming.
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News media have been abuzz with the CBO's projections that the bill would reduce the deficit and keep about the same number of people insured.
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As we close out May, there are a few out-of-this-world topics the internet is sure to be abuzz about in the coming weeks.
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In the months since, Shapovalov has gone from shame to stardom, setting the tennis world abuzz with a dazzling array of skills and on-court panache.
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Driving the news: The climate world was abuzz Wednesday at reports that Trump will imminently begin the one-year process to bail on the Paris agreement.
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During my visit, the large public space was abuzz with families, business travelers, couples in search of romance, and groups looking for a South Beach party.
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Down the road, Tal Tamr, the next town, was abuzz with those who had fled down there, its markets bustling and SDF forces on the streets.
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One floor is abuzz with buyers examining packs of wet wipes and plastic toys; tables are scattered with everything from children's stickers to fancy-dress outfits.
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The internet was abuzz about sperm last week, thanks to a new study that revealed an alarming drop in sperm counts for men in Western countries.
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The space community was abuzz with the discovery, which added this red dwarf star to a growing list of ultra-cool stars hosting possibly habitable planets.
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NASA's Kennedy Space Center was abuzz with luminaries and heads of state who wanted to witness the launch of this historic mission on July 211, 2200.
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NASA's Kennedy Space Center was abuzz with luminaries and heads of state who wanted to witness the launch of this historic mission on July 16, 1969.
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With Oscar weekend almost here, the internet is abuzz with who may take home the golden statues when Jimmy Kimmel hosts Sunday's 83th Annual Academy Awards.
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Academic Twitter was abuzz last month after noted career coach Karen Kelsky posted a leaked email from an assistant dean in SIU's College of Liberal Arts.
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With all that in mind, network newsrooms were abuzz with speculation about what the broadcasters would decide, since it was sure to be controversial either way.
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Silicon Valley is abuzz about direct listingsKell and Kirkham spoke with Business Insider at the bank's Tech Innovation Summit in Silicon Valley's Menlo Park last week.
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The West Coast is abuzz with electric scooters — standing scooters, like a Razor, but with a motor — and we've started seeing them around New York City.
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Pilots were abuzz over publicly available radar data that showed the aircraft had accelerated far beyond what is considered standard practice, for reasons that remain unclear.
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At this point, students generally think they have figured out that they will be writing a "36 Hours" article, and the room is abuzz with excitement.
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Our chief White House correspondent writes that Washington is abuzz with talk of scandals, but some of Mr. Trump's prominent supporters are talking instead about sabotage.
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The cafeteria was abuzz with children playing and adults chatting with plates and mugs in their hands, ready to chow down at exactly 10:00 p.
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After regulators released the proposal on Thursday, [nL2N17O0WH] the industry was quickly abuzz trying to figure out whose pay might be affected, employees and recruiters said.
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The media is abuzz with speculation about President Trump's clemency powers after the story broke that his lawyers are mulling options for himself and his family.
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News Analysis JERUSALEM — The announcement set Israel abuzz with suspense late Monday afternoon: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had a "dramatic statement" to deliver at 8 p.m.
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This summer, Twitter was abuzz after former Google employee Erica Baker tweeted about the internal salary doc she created — and the pushback she got from her managers.
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Though it was officially off shelves by 2008, the internet is now abuzz with the possibility that it will be making a comeback in the near future.
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Twitter was abuzz with viewers similarly shocked by their sudden affection for Fig and Caputo, the middle-managers who wreaked so much havoc on marginalized women prisoners.
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Thanks to advancements in big data and IoT technologies, we're starting to see some exciting developments in MRO, and Farnborough will be abuzz with the latest innovations.
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Washington is abuzz with the latest reports of palace intrigue within President Donald Trump's inner circle but there is a fundamental misunderstanding of what is actually transpiring.
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Social media was abuzz Wednesday night after the nation's 44th president appeared to split a cash prize of $2,000 with 90 other people during the 183 p.m.
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Whether or not the report proves to be true, there's no denying that the coffee world is already abuzz over the return of the Pumpkin Spice Latte.
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It set the high-tech sector abuzz and dwarfed a previous deal in a related field, 's 2013 takeover of Israeli navigation app Waze for $1.15 billion.
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Washington (CNN)Twitter was abuzz Tuesday evening over a brown smudge that appeared on the forehead of Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg during the second primary debate.
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News outlets big and small are abuzz over Anish Kapoor's effective monopolization of Vantablack, the nanotubular substance developed by Surrey NanoSystems that absorbs 99.96% of visible light.
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But with experts and pundits from the business and tech communities abuzz with speculation about which will be the winning city, many are missing the real story.
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The colony was abuzz with the war effort, as Maggie the Riveter and friends made maps and supply lists, and led the neophyte Hilltoppers through combat drills.
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In surprising symmetry, North Korea is said to be abuzz with talk about the Nobel Peace Prize and the possibility that it could be awarded to Kim.
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All that said, the Internet was abuzz with when Jenner showed up to the Met Gala afterparty last year in deconstructed cutoffs and a crop top (see below).
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On Monday, Twitter was all abuzz with everything from GIFs to favorite lines from the film which also costarred Kelly McGillis, Tim Robbins, Val Kilmer and Anthony Edwards.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The Internet was abuzz with praise for Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Saturday after clips showing him schooling a reporter on quantum computing went viral.
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Last week, Wall Street was abuzz over a surge in the yield for the benchmark 4.713-year Treasury note, which has repeatedly topped levels not seen since 2011.
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Image: Christoph Mordasini, Esther Linder, University of BernThe astronomical community is abuzz with the possibility that a ninth planet exists in the far reaches of the solar system.
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British media were abuzz this morning after reporting this "story" of a pastor from Zimbabwe who was eaten by crocodiles after trying to walk on water like Jesus.
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Last week, ColourPop founder and CEO Laura Nelson blessed the internet with exclusive sneak peeks of the brand's Valentine's Day collection — and makeup fans were abuzz for days.
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Charming Hobie goes on an arranged date to a premiere of his latest film with starlet Carlotta Valdez (Veronica Osorio), which sets one of the gossip twins abuzz.
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With the internet abuzz about Wednesday night's premiere, and hopeful scholarship applicants gearing up to shoot their shot, Grown-ish is already giving us that positive 2019 energy.
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Twitter is abuzz with speculation — like this tweet from David French — that this fact undercuts the memo's thesis that the Russia investigation sprung mostly from the Steele dossier.
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But what was above the fold had social media abuzz, with several making callbacks to the infamous Dewey-defeats-Truman mistake made by a Chicago newspaper in 1948.
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CANNES, France — Last year's Cannes Film Festival was abuzz with the "heel gate" microscandal after a security guard reportedly wouldn't let women wearing flats onto the red carpet.
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In 1960, Tennant gave longtime friend Princess Margaret a 10-acre plot of land on the island, and the media was all abuzz about her frequent Caribbean trips.
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In addition the Surrealist mind could be set abuzz by Mexico's variety of climes and topographies and the layers of cultures, from present day back to pre-Columbian.
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She said her fans and other friends were staying up to watch the matches, which take place late at night here, while social media is abuzz with comments.
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But social media was abuzz with the case all week, and Turks followed live feeds from reporters and online news outlets covering the trial in English and Turkish.
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But cybersecurity circles have been abuzz here for most of the day in anticipation that the fix repairs flaws in how the operating system authenticates and secures data.
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That day, Washington was abuzz with Trump's latest tribulations: His friend, National Enquirer publisher David Pecker, had been given immunity by federal prosecutors in the Michael Cohen case.
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The Democratic donor class is abuzz about Kamala Harris after the freshman California senator was feted this weekend at an event in the Hamptons surrounded by top fundraisers.
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A day before classes were scheduled to begin on Tuesday, the campus was abuzz with the voices of students attending orientation courses and construction workers building new facilities.
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Recently the field of early American history has been all abuzz with our growing understanding of the depth and magnitude of the enslavement of Native Americans over time.
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Prior to Archie's birth, the UK gossip press were abuzz with rumors that Markle and Prince Harry were going to live in Africa for an extended period of time.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Starting this Friday, September 203, New York City will be abuzz with hundreds of events and activities that focus on the climate crises.
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After the release of the Rogue One trailer, the internet was abuzz with theories that parts of the new Star Wars film were filmed in a London Tube station.
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After a round of high fives, and with the crowd still abuzz, Johnson sought out Rose, asking the 20-time tournament winner to autograph the freshly acquired C-note.
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It is the best start in franchise history and has the Dallas area abuzz for a team that has reached the playoffs only once in the last seven years.
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The media is now abuzz with rumors that Trump, unhappy with the outrage over his firing of FBI director James Comey, might order Spicer to clean out his desk.
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Though America has been celebrating this day for nearly 60 years, the holiday is not highly publicized which explains why Twitter was abuzz shortly after Trump's declaration on Friday.
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The 22019 Democratic field is abuzz with good ideas, mostly to meet domestic challenges on climate change, national health insurance and narrowing the widening gap between rich and poor.
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After a lull of 17 months, the once-deserted headquarters of Bol TV Network, in Korangi, a suburb of the port city of Karachi, is now abuzz with activity.
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This Wednesday, Paris was abuzz with the news: Colette, Paris's high-fashion temple, the store that created the concept of concept stores, plans to close its doors this December.
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Online forums like Reddit have been abuzz for several months with news of new, potent, legal opioids of the benzomidazole class that are available across the net from China.
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Lately, Marrakesh is also abuzz with more modern sounds: the hum of construction vehicles building a flurry of luxury hotels and resorts to accommodate a growing wave of tourists.
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In the months before her marriage to Prince William, the internet was abuzz with discoveries that Kate Middleton also loved commoner favorites like supermarket pizza and TK Maxx runs.
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As the news of the gruesome attack spread Saturday night, Twitter was abuzz with support and solidarity from Jews and non-Jews, politicians and laypeople -- but also, shockingly, speculation.
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The head of Bronx detectives, Deputy Chief Jason Wilcox, stalked the streets between the projects and the businesses on Third Avenue, the area around him abuzz with the police.
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For the past three months, Trumpworld has been both abuzz and baffled by Christianné Allen, a little-known Instagram personality who became Rudy Giuliani's director of communications in September.
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The park is always abuzz with humanity thanks to the presence of New York University, whose buildings are all around the neighborhood, and restaurants and cultural activities are everywhere.
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Wall Street has also been abuzz about Amazon after it announced its plan to buy Whole Foods, and what that means for the grocery and meal-kit delivery industry.
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Twitter is abuzz about this particular home because the finished basement has been converted into a "private adult sexual oasis," according to the listing on the real estate website RedFin.
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Tax experts say private-banking circles are abuzz with talk of ORS, with hundreds of rich clients looking to move money into them as the date approaches for CRS compliance.
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Fans are abuzz with speculation that the longtime sweethearts wed in secret over the New Year's holiday, but now Liam's brother Chris is here to put those rumors to rest.
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Online searches for the names of those involved rose, Twitter was abuzz and media in many countries, including Scotland — a separate legal jurisdiction from England and Wales — published the story.
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Lyft has Wall Street abuzz, as shares of the country's second-largest ride-hailing service started trading Friday in an IPO that values the company at well over $20 billion.
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The Bay State has been abuzz this month at news that more than 2900,220006 Uber and Lyft drivers statewide failed new, more extensive background checks mandated under legislation Massachusetts Gov.
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The web was abuzz this week after reports emerged that Carabinieri officers had attended one showing of the film in Calabria and demanded a list of names of those present.
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In late September the nerdier corners of Silicon Valley were abuzz after Alibaba, a Chinese tech-giant, released Hanguang 800, a chip designed specifically for carrying out machine-learning tasks.
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In the days leading up to the game, local sports talk radio was abuzz with speculation surrounding the organization's announcement it would be honoring outstanding players from the Dome era.
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His office on Down Street was abuzz as the oligarch and his acolytes made sense of what had happened and conspired to ram home the message of their friend's murder.
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Cooperstown "is abuzz," said Jim Kevlin, the editor and publisher of the local newspaper, The Freeman's Journal (founded in 2100 by James Fenimore Cooper's father) and its companion website, allotsego.com.
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After the longest vacancy in that post in recent memory, the science community was abuzz with hope that Dr. Droegemeier, might inject much-needed scientific rigor into the administration's decisions.
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Late last year health-care industry watchers were abuzz with speculation when CVS and Aetna announced a merger designed to improve health-care delivery and lower costs through vertical integration.
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The air above Brentwood was abuzz on Wednesday as a stream of helicopters — mainly from the Fire Department, but also from TV news stations — circled a burning 25-story building.
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The continent's major urban centers -- like Nairobi, Lagos and Johannesburg -- have been abuzz with incubation hubs, tech entrepreneurs and developers creating, what they hope will be, the next big app.
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It wasn't long before the galaxy was abuzz with the question that had been asked in one fateful, drunken moment: Which side of the world has the fiercer alpha predator?
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In 1915, Einstein published his general theory of relativity, showing that gravity was a property of space and time, and the University of Göttingen was all abuzz with the the discovery.
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This recommendation has the internet abuzz with the idea that Apple will make its own brand of self-driving cars, after all, not just the software or operating systems within them.
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Today, in part because of the opening of relations with the United States, Havana is filled with foreign visitors and abuzz with chatter about the vast potential hordes yet to arrive.
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With locations in Rosedale and Downtown, Houndstooth is always abuzz with loyal customers who return for their well-balanced espressos, usually made with their house roasted beans from Tweed in Dallas.
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Brasília is abuzz with talk of a Temer-led government of national unity, which would include Mr Cardoso's centre-right Party of Brazilian Social Democracy (though not the former president himself).
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Sinosphere HONG KONG — China is abuzz with craft brewing, with small-scale operations popping up around the country and churning out beer tasting of everything from goji berries to green tea.
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SERIOUSLY, JUST SET YOUR SPOTIFY TO PRIVATE: Twitter is abuzz with lawmaker Spotify playlists, or at least playlists that allow Hill staffers to impersonate their boss' musical preferences, released on Sunday.
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Dairy press circles are abuzz this week after Randy and Karen Sowers, owners of South Mountain Creamery in Maryland, sued the Food and Drug Administration for violating their first amendment rights.
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At a PR event Wednesday night for Campari liqueur, attendees I spoke with were abuzz about the outage and kept refreshing Instagram to see if it was back up (myself included).
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Venice Biennale staff are reputedly abuzz with the merchandising possibilities, while some are excited that this news means their children will finally want to come to the world's oldest art biennial.
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Social media feeds of militant left-wing and right-wing activists remained abuzz with vows to proceed with the demonstrations and counter-demonstrations that had been expected to accompany a Coulter appearance.
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Months before the election when all hell broke loose in America, the Reddit community was abuzz with what it believed to be a prediction about the future from a very unlikely source.
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Yet the ambassadorship parlor game nevertheless has the donor community abuzz, with the few Republican fundraisers who went to bat for Trump during the election hoping for some rewards from their commitments.
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As we head into 2017 and CES abuzz with car news, we can make predictions about what's ahead, but in reality none of us has a clear idea of what comes next.
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Fans of the Showtime original series Shameless have been abuzz following the shocking news that leading lady Emmy Rossum (who plays Fiona) will be leaving the show after the upcoming ninth season.
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And fans will certainly be on the lookout for appearances by Batman v Superman stars Affleck and Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor: The geekverse has been abuzz for months about possible cameos.
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Pence kept a bee hive at the Indiana governor's mansion and now the Naval Observatory is abuzz with a 3-1/2 foot tall beehive that is managed by a local beekeeper.
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"Holding hands" Another moment from Trump's first trip abroad that had the Internet abuzz was when first lady Melania Trump appeared to dodge Trump's hand as he reached out to hold hers.
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While Australian media was abuzz with theories around the type of the terror device, Australian Federal Police (AFP) commissioner Andrew Colvin said there were no official details had been released as yet.
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Earlier this week, NBA Twitter was abuzz with the news that Jahlil Okafor, who has emerged as the third wheel in Philadelphia's three-part big man rotation, might finally be getting traded.
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The final Democratic primary underway in Washington, DC, and the city is abuzz over a tête-à-tête between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton that will take place later in the afternoon.
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But one star stood out from the rest and had social media abuzz: the "black-ish" actor Jenifer Lewis, who arrived at the ceremony adorned in comparatively casual (but sparkly) Nike gear.
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Last summer, the Canadian press was abuzz with the news that for the first time in the nation's history, more people were living in one-person households than in any other arrangement.
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The Internet is abuzz with word of all the new series, classic faves, and reboots available to watch through the platform — we're looking at you, High School Musical: The Musical: The Series.
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When deer season opens in mid-November, the halls of Pine River-Backus High School in Minnesota are abuzz with "who got the biggest buck or the nicest doe," said Autumn Crawford.
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This year townsfolk are abuzz about a new attraction - a wooden relic reputed to be from the manger used by the infant Jesus and sent back last week to Bethlehem from Rome.
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Wall Street was abuzz Tuesday with talk about a breakdown in the funding markets that could lead the Fed to restart its controversial quantitative easing program, and possibly to make other adjustments.
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It helped that the old city streets are abuzz at all times, with chatting shop owners, roaming street vendors, hole-in-the-wall eateries, and souqs catering to international pilgrims passing through.
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Since Rami Malek's eloquent acceptance speech for the best actor award at the Oscars last Sunday, in which he talked about his Egyptian roots, social media has been abuzz with Arab pride.
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Facebook, Twitter, and the talk shows would be abuzz, highlighting how this insidious looting of our coffers is inextricably connected to countless other profound injustices perpetrated by the wealthy against US citizens.
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Their memberships might seem insignificant when compared with the hundreds of thousands of subscribers for entertainment- and movies-focused groups and channels, but the most popular ones are almost always abuzz with activity.
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Alt-right Twitter and 4chan's Politically Incorrect board are abuzz after reports that Google fired the engineer behind the infamous anti-diversity "manifesto" that took the company by the storm over the weekend.
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Time magazine has set Twitter abuzz with its newest cover, featuring a mashup of the White House topped with the features of the iconic St. Basil's Cathedral which stands in Moscow's Red Square.
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Ever since creative director Alessandro Michele took over the storied Italian label, the fashion world has been abuzz with his introduction of an aesthetic so otherworldly they featured aliens in their last campaign.
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The Grammy winner, 30, was spotted heading into a recording studio in New York City on Wednesday, leaving fans abuzz as to whether the singer could be releasing a new album this year.
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U.S. Senator Chris Murphy of Connecticut and fellow Democrats set the U.S. Capitol abuzz by talking on the Senate floor for nearly 15 straight hours to demand that Congress act on gun control.
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The camp on a windy, barren plateau between the surrounding mountains was abuzz with chatter and the sound of hammers hitting nails as some workers began constructing semi-permanent structures out of wood.
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For several days, the internet here has been abuzz with a newly discovered online ban on Winnie the Pooh, especially after the Financial Times covered the topic in a front page story Monday.
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Job advertisements go up in the early fall; candidates are screened at the annual economics meeting the first weekend in January; and by early spring, Economics Job Market Rumors is abuzz with discussions.
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With the reliability of subway routines hanging in the balance, much of the borough was abuzz over the news, and two members of the City Council clashed over whether the plan was fair.
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One afternoon in December, the Arts of Korea Gallery at the Metropolitan Museum of Art was abuzz, as dignitaries from the South Korean government inspected the display, while members of the press watched.
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Around this time last year, every beauty blog was abuzz with the news of a chemical peel that could Benjamin Button your Paleolithic feet into those worthy of a Babies "R" Us catalog.
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Rather than Reality Steve or sleuthers on Reddit being the ones to set Bachelor Nation abuzz, a brand new platform has emerged as the place to go for Bachelor theories and spoilers: TikTok.
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But even as Capitol Hill is abuzz just after the August recess, we shouldn't overlook what all of this means for the states — where most Beltway decisions become kitchen table realities for millions.
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Towns on the southern end of Vancouver Island on Canada's west coast are abuzz with interest over the possibility that Britain's Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, will become semi-permanent residents there.
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Social media was abuzz with photos and videos of Duterte on stage asking an unidentified woman from an audience of Filipinos to kiss him in exchange for a book he was handing out.
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The release was nothing special — this is pretty commonplace, especially with Cyber Monday deals abuzz, but it's the content of the ad that's got social media screaming — and not in a good way.
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If you've been unhappy with your iPhone's performance since updating to iOS 11, 11.01, 11.02, or 11.03, know that you aren't alone: Twitter is abuzz with talk of poor battery life and frozen screens.
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Recently, the media has been abuzz with news that Sergio Canavero of Italy and his colleague Xiaoping Ren of China plan to transplant a human head from a living person onto a donor cadaver.
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Ahead of Sunday's meeting, the Sheraton Hotel in Doha is abuzz with oil ministers from around the globe, along with the journalists that cover them as final preparations are made for Sunday's oil summit.
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D.C. was abuzz when Trump traveled to an undisclosed location with his daughter Ivanka—it turned out he was greeting the body of a Navy SEAL who was killed in a raid in Yemen.
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In the months since the election, Washington has been abuzz with chatter about cyber topics – most notably allegations that foreign adversaries used cyber tactics to influence the United States' choosing of a new leader.
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The internet is predictably abuzz, with a steady cavalcade of commenters wondering how the hell to make sense of the new Kardashian family tree in all its uncle-daddy, half-sibling-step-son glory.
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On Tuesday, they emerged abuzz about a Trump administration's legal motion to have the Affordable Care Act invalidated by the federal courts and intent on wrestling the narrative back to the party's policy agenda.
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The two young women, still abuzz from their night together, decide to take a day trip on a rickety bus through the Chinese countryside, even though Lizzie is starting to feel a little sick.
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Earlier in the day, Politico had declared the party, held at the Upper West Side apartment of Stephen Rubin, president and publisher of Henry Holt, a "HOT TICKET" — and Twitter's "verified" users were abuzz.
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If you feel that the Aperol spritz is not a good drink — and the internet has been abuzz with this very question this spring — why not try a Negroni, especially now during Negroni Week?
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The notion that President Trump will actually be impeached seemed like liberal wishful thinking, but a new prosecutor represented a serious threat and Washington was abuzz on Wednesday with the surround sound of scandal.
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The Department of Health and Human Services was abuzz yesterday as Secretary Alex Azar and top officials announced that states can now seek permission to rewrite their rules around who can enroll in Medicaid.
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In January, when Mr. Cheeks announced that he was leaving his new role, the executive wings of media companies in New York and Los Angeles were abuzz with talk of what would come next.
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She first went public on Twitter a year ago, when the nation was abuzz over a video showing Donald Trump brag about grabbing women by the genitals as he was running for the presidency.
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In the late spring of 1960, 118th Street was abuzz after a lissome blonde, au naturel, stormed out of Room 308 of the Cecil Hotel and ran through the lobby, straight into the street.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Even before its release, with little more than a controversial title to judge, Jeremy O. Harris's off-Broadway production Slave Play set theatre and non-theatre worlds abuzz.
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The town of 229,236, about 21 miles from Greenville, was abuzz as people clamored to learn more about the winner, but in South Carolina, the person who hit the jackpot can opt to remain anonymous.
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Yep, the man Democrats love to hate was the toast of Democrats nationwide come Thursday morning as the headlines and cable news world was abuzz with his speech where he defiantly refused to endorse Trump.
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Since LO3 Energy engineered the world's first paid transaction between two people producing solar power, in April last year, the energy industry has been abuzz with talk about the internet technology behind the deal: blockchain.
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The town of 22,000, about 14 miles from Greenville, was abuzz as people clamored to learn more about the winner, but in South Carolina, the person who hit the jackpot can opt to remain anonymous.
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Wall Street has been abuzz for the past two weeks with speculation that the 60-year-old head of the largest U.S. bank by assets would run the Treasury Department for President-elect Donald Trump.
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Progressive political Twitter is abuzz on the issue of Medicare-for-all ahead of the second Democratic debate this week, with the latest back-and-forth spurred by Kamala Harris's recently released health care plan.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French social media was abuzz with suggestions of novel haircuts for Francois Hollande on Wednesday after it emerged that the French president's receding hairline was maintained by a costly, round-the-clock hairdresser.
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Fans of the hip-hop mogul and the long-running ABC drama were set abuzz after he and series star Ellen Pompeo were photographed on Saturday while chatting at Roc Nation's annual pre-Grammys brunch.
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Sourdough bread is stacked on shelves, baskets brim with oranges and avocados, and tables are abuzz with young professionals on laptops and a smattering of foreign visitors who have strayed off the main tourist trail.
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While the industry's strict accreditation standards are a barrier to its application on more critical systems, Paris will certainly be abuzz with the latest advancements of this transformative technology from new and innovative market entrants.
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"I went through everybody I thought was relevant, that won Grand Slams and were good young," he said on Monday night with daylight fading but the All England Club still abuzz after his daughter's upset.
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Macron is a loud opponent of parliament's Spitzenkandidat push and Brussels is abuzz with talk that he favors others - notably Frenchman Michel Barnier, the EU's Brexit negotiator, or centrist Danish EU antitrust commissioner Margrethe Vestager.
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Fans of the 49ers have been abuzz since their team, which is 1-10 and in its third consecutive losing season, traded a high second-round pick to the Patriots for Garoppolo on Oct. 253.
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Their central invention is the use of massive subwoofer speakers that emit frequencies too low to be audible to the human ear, yet strong enough to set abuzz every object and diaphragm in the room.
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Silicon Valley was abuzz Tuesday after a Wall Street Journal report that Peter Thiel, the tech industry's most prominent Trump supporter, is also a key architect and promoter of Facebook's anything-goes political ad policy.
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The glass-roofed former warehouse that holds Missoni's Milan showroom is abuzz with comings and goings, but the fastest moving target is the designer herself, pursued by stylists, producers, assistants, PR, camera people and me.
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Moscow has been abuzz for months with speculation about whether Mr. Putin, who has been in power for 20 years, will step down at the end of his current and supposedly final term in 2024.
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When I stepped back into the clinic on Monday, open again as promised, the lobby was abuzz with stories from listless, sweat-slicked patients who were waiting to dose for the first time in days.
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The financial media is abuzz with speculation about what the Fed will do next, and whether it will decide to hike the federal funds rate target at its April Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting.
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In a thoughtful retrospective profile published in Variety on January 5, actor/ screenwriter/ director Sylvester Stallone dropped a few pieces of information on two of his most popular film franchises that set the Internet abuzz: 1.
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The camp on a windy, barren plateau between the surrounding mountains - was abuzz by Thursday afternoon with chatter and the sound of hammers hitting nails as some workers began constructing semi-permanent structures out of wood.
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Within hours of the film's release last Thursday, Twitter timelines, Groupmes, Instagram Stories, and Facebook statuses were abuzz with a plethora of fun not-so-pure thirst tweets as delicious as the men they were about.
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Since roughly 2014, when Russia seized Crimea and China solidified its push to militarize the South China Sea, Washington has been abuzz with worry about war against one or even both of these nuclear-armed behemoths.
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Twitter has been abuzz with people sharing their reactions to the ads, with some saying the videos put them off buying the lipsticks, and others pointing out that this is "par for the course" for NARS.
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And it's not just due to her striking appearance and sharp, easy personal style (she loves Rick Owens, Demobaza and others): it's Johnson's charisma, a star quality that's impossible to manufacture, that has casting directors abuzz.
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The internet was abuzz this week with former George W. Bush White House ethics chief Richard Painter's new ad, where he stands behind a video of a literal dumpster fire to describe the Trump White House.
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Yet Twitter was abuzz with tens of thousands of Turks following live feeds from other news outlets, such as BBC Turkish and other independent news sites, causing "Zafer Caglayan" to become a worldwide Twitter trending topic.
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As bitcoin passed above the $8,000 level for the first time on Monday, cryptocurrency-related websites were abuzz with news of the CME notice that said the CME Bitcoin Futures contract would become effective on Dec.
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Your friend's group chat is abuzz with plans for the day and the consensus for a hangover cure is to hit an all-you-can-eat buffet brunch spot across town that includes a fondue chocolate fountain.
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For the U.S.' first trading day of the week after Labor Day, oil is expected to keep investors abuzz after leading oil producers Russia and Saudi Arabia agreed on Monday to cooperate on stabilizing the energy market.
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Last month, social media was abuzz after Brown's runner-up Tyler Cameron and Gigi Hadid started following each other on Instagram — and now, it appears they might have had their very first date in New York City.
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Mexicans were out on the street protesting, social media was abuzz, #TrumpNoEresBienvenido (#TrumpYouAreNotWelcome) was trending on Twitter, and Mexico's President was now hosting a state visit with perhaps the second-most hated man in the entire country.
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Prince Harry set the internet abuzz after he charmed a champion swimmer at the Invictus Games as he awarded her a gold medal on Wednesday night – and the U.S. Army soldier gave it right back to him.
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Fogelman also promised that those who've been waiting for the show to reveal how Jack died will get "a big giant piece of the puzzle that will potentially set the Internet just abuzz" in the season premiere.
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Social media was abuzz in February when the 35-year-old singer, whose full name is Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter, posted a photo of herself wearing a long veil and lingerie and caressing a noticeable baby bump.
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Corporate activity was abuzz in Australia's telco landscape, with Vocus Group Ltd receiving a A$3.27 billion ($2.27 billion) takeover offer from a private equity firm, nearly two years after two suitors walked away from the company.
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On Sunday, Venezuela was abuzz with a video circulating on social media that appeared to show the daughter of influential Socialist Party official Jorge Rodriguez being shouted at while she was walking by the sea in Australia.
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An alleged Russian hacker has been detained in Spain at the request of American authorities, an arrest that set cybersecurity circles abuzz after a Russian broadcaster raised the possibility it was linked to the U.S. presidential election.
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Lens In the spring of 2016, the global press was abuzz over a new app, FindFace, which let users find someone's profile on the Russian social media platform VKontakte simply by uploading a photo of that person.
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The commercial "caught on like wildfire, and within a week it was kind of abuzz in the popular culture," Mr. Vinton said in speech in 21988 at the Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design in Denver.
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The Gymternet was recently abuzz about Eythora Thorsdottir, of the Netherlands, whose wildly imaginative floor routine would not be out of place at the Bolshoi, but whose tumbling, and thus her difficulty score, is dwarfed by Biles's.
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National Harbor, Maryland (CNN)It was early Friday afternoon on the ground floor of the Conservative Political Action Conference here, just hours after President Donald Trump had stoked the faithful, and the "art therapy lounge" was quietly abuzz.
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SELF-MADE BILLIONAIRE Chinese social media was abuzz over the arrest, with a thread on Liu's police booking photo ranking as the most discussed topic on China's Weibo platform on Monday morning, read more than 250 million times.
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The internet was abuzz when people discovered that the streaming service had hundreds of alternative genres – like "Action Sci-Fi & Fantasy Based on Books" or "Biographical Movies from the 1960's," for example – hidden in its user interface.
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The Olympian set fans abuzz over the weekend when he shared a photo on Snapchat of himself with a pretty blonde sitting in his lap while visiting the Beats House in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, with his parents.
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We headed past the merchandise stalls and straight for the modest food court, which was abuzz with activity: Vendors sliced green papayas and fresh fruit, ladled steaming terrines of soup and scooped out portions of steaming purple rice.
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The Oklahoma attorney general unveiled a $270 million settlement Tuesday resolving claims Purdue Pharma LP helped fuel the opioid epidemic through deceptive marketing and set the plaintiffs' bar abuzz on what the deal could mean for similar lawsuits.
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NORTH SAANICH, British Columbia (Reuters) - Towns on the southern end of Vancouver Island on Canada's west coast are abuzz with interest over the possibility that Britain's Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, will become semi-permanent residents there.
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NORTH SAANICH, British Columbia (Reuters) - Towns on the southern end of Vancouver Island on Canada's west coast are abuzz with interest over the possibility that Britain's Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, will become semi-permanent residents there.
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After the death of Charles Manson, infamous leader of a murderous cult which killed actress Sharon Tate and six others in 1969, social media was abuzz with strong reactions, as you would expect for such a heinous figure.
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Entering the archdiocesan offices in Midtown, he left behind the thoroughly modern New York of July 2003 — abuzz with the recent disappearance of the aviator Amelia Earhart — and returned to a remote County Mayo place called, simply, Knock.
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Hanyu, who had decided to revert to the routine that helped him win gold at the PyeongChang Olympics in 2018, skated to Frederic Chopin's "Ballade No. 1" and set the crowd abuzz when he landed his opening quad Salchow.
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The elevator doors open and all of a sudden there's a bar in front of you, music playing in a way that encourages everyone in the room to sway, and a pack of people abuzz for the evening ahead.
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While she has yet to make a mark as a fashion journalist, Petkovic did not shy away from offering her opinion on the look that has set Roland Garros abuzz this week — Serena Williams' skin-tight, all black catsuit.
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All day, the Internet has been abuzz with stories culled from the "Panama Papers" — roughly 2.6 terabytes of documents, related to hundreds of thousands of offshore companies, leaked from a small, relatively unknown Panamanian law firm called Mossack Fonseca.
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Some LGBT activists were abuzz over a draft of an anti-LGBT executive order that had leaked and was circulating in Washington, expecting Trump's impending order to be unveiled in conjunction with the annual National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The Windy City was abuzz Friday ahead of the Chicago Cubs' first World Series home game in 13 years and nowhere more than in the neighborhood around iconic Wrigley Field where media helicopters hovered well before dawn.
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The internet has been abuzz with the return of The Avalanches, as the sample-obsessed Australian group is set to follow up their critically adored 2000 LP Since I Left You with a new album next month, entitled Wildflower.
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With Wall Street abuzz about Apple's new product launch, which included a new, high-end iPhone model, CNBC's Jim Cramer wanted to clear the air for those wondering if they should trade or invest in the tech giant's stock.
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On a roving residency aboard a sailboat in the North Pole in 2017, Singh Soin met the science historian Alexis Rider and learned that Victorian-era Britain was abuzz with anxieties about the imminent arrival of another ice age.
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Photo: Getty ImagesLast week a nerdier segment of the music world was abuzz with the news that an Austrian company Rebeat had taken a $4.8 million dollar investment to help bring its "HD vinyl" records to market by mid 2019. Huh?
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Photo: GettyLast week a nerdier segment of the music world was abuzz with the news that an Austrian company Rebeat had taken a $4.8 million dollar investment to help bring its "HD vinyl" records to market by mid 2019. Huh?
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The unusual arrival of a Russian passenger plane in Caracas set social media abuzz on Wednesday with rumors after the Kremlin pledged to support its ally Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro against a U.S.-backed effort to drive him from office.
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Dan Fogelman, the show's creator, recently teased that the series will address how Jack died in the upcoming season, with episodes revealing "a big, giant piece of the puzzle" that will "feed the beast enough" and potentially set the internet abuzz.
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Britain's Mulberry is the latest label to usher in a "see now, buy now" model - cutting out the usual six-month delay in delivering a runway collection to stores - two years after Burberry embraced the idea and set rivals abuzz.
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Swing path This is the bat's trajectory through the strike zone and is particularly relevant now that the baseball world is abuzz with talk of loft, backspin, and exit velocity, not to mention a surge in batted-balls in the air.
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The unusual arrival of a Russian passenger plane in Caracas set social media abuzz on Wednesday with rumours after the Kremlin pledged to support its ally Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro against a U.S.-backed effort to drive him from office.
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The latter in particular had the Internet abuzz, not just because the pattern was delightfully in-season, but also because of where she scooped them up: She was wearing Zara's gingham high-heel platform shoes, which currently retail for $59.90.
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Though the Oval Office once was abuzz with visitors who dropped by unannounced, those who want to speak to the President now must go through Kelly first, and he screens all of the President's incoming calls on the White House switchboard.
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Eastern, but the lobby is already abuzz with attendees, some of whom will be competing and some of whom are just there to watch the marvelous sight of many hundreds of heads bent over grids of black and white squares.
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Researchers in Switzerland executed what I think is a pretty brilliant and fascinating study, one that's had health policy Twitter abuzz this week: They sent a patient with healthy teeth to appointments to test whether the dentist would nevertheless recommend fillings.
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On August 903th, social media was suddenly abuzz with the official announcement that Lana Wachowski, half of the sibling team behind the original Matrix trilogy, is officially making a fourth Matrix movie with original stars Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss.
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Pakistan's social networks were abuzz following Marvia Malik's first on-air appearance on the March 23 and in the days since she's gone viral across Facebook and Twitter, with many lauding the move as progress for transgender rights in Pakistan.
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Social media was abuzz with questions about whether the robot, Sophia, who was unveiled at a technology conference in the capital Riyadh last week, will be treated like other women in the conservative kingdom now that she is a citizen.
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For example, Martin Lehnert's "Reverse Dictionary of Present-Day English" (published in 1971 in Leipzig, East Germany, of all places) lists 116,000 English words starting with a, baa, sahaa, maa, et cetera, and ending with frizz, zizz, buzz, abuzz, and fuzz.
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Ever since ABC released the cast bios for Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s season, Bachelor Nation has been abuzz with speculation over the fact that one contestant's age was conspicuously not listed — and now, PEOPLE has the exclusive sneak peek at the big reveal.
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Life, uh, finds a way (Image: Jurassic Park/YouTube)Earlier this month, the media was abuzz about "de-extinction," after Harvard scientist George Church claimed we'd be able to grow a (probably non-viable) wooly mammoth embryo in the next few years.
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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (Reuters) - Streets usually abuzz with diners, shoppers, and traffic stood silent, shuttered and empty in the center of San Juan on Tuesday as the Puerto Rican capital prepared for the onslaught of a massive hurricane the following morning.
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In April 2015, the energy sector's biggest annual conference was abuzz with speculation when oil prices might bottom and the idea that prices could hover below $60 for years after tumbling from over $100 seven months earlier was considered a sobering one.
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She lost only four points on it in the opening set, all of them in the sixth game when a courageous Giorgi rifled a backhand deep into enemy territory to snatch a break out of nowhere, setting the Centre Court crowd abuzz.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — Detroit''s local scene has been abuzz with excited chatter, following the recent announcement that Larry Ossei-Mensah will fill the vacated Susanne Feld Hilberry Senior Curator position at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD).
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Recently, the internet became abuzz over the alleged existence of the "Angel Shot," a potentially lifesaving (or at least night-saving) piece of covert bar jargon, which guarantees customers on foul first dates a quick, under-the-radar escape from their unwanted advancer.
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O.K., its name may sound like an eye care clinic, but this three-year-old Colombian gallery, inside a modest pistachio green building in San Felipe — a formerly industrial Bogotá neighborhood now packed with chic galleries — is abuzz with ambition and experimentation.
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Tech writers are often abuzz when a new gadget is announced, and are eager to get their hands on it: There's a certain cachet in being able to say you were one of the first to try out the Next Big Thing.
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The venue was abuzz with chatter about how Trump attempted to exploit US policy toward Ukraine for personal gain, and questions about it remained on the tips of the tongues of many foreign reporters who wrestled with the president's beefed-up security detail.
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But Twitter was abuzz for hours with speculation over the brand of the jacket Widodo wore in a televised appearance shortly after midnight on Friday, in which he blamed 'political actors' for stirring trouble at a rally attended by more than 100,000 protesters.
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But last week, this city was abuzz when a different side of the dean came to light after a scandalous report in The Los Angeles Times detailed how he associated with criminals and used drugs on campus, with some escapades captured in videos.
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At intermission — in the manner of many of its contemporaries, 2001 has an intermission about two-thirds of the way through its two-hour and 44-minute runtime — the room was abuzz with how remarkable it was to see the film this way.
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The demolition of the Babri mosque in December 1992 transformed Indian politics and led to the rise of the B.J.P. After Mr. Gandhi's visit to Somnath, social media was abuzz with news that he had signed the temple register as a non-Hindu.
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The debate, though, has a new wrinkle now that the Fed is trying to normalize policy and Washington is now abuzz with talk of fiscal stimulus that would provide a handoff from the Fed's ultra-easy policy that has persisted since the financial crisis.
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The Capitol — a place the founders envisioned as a safe space from outside influences — has been abuzz with fear the commander-in-chief would take the Senate's vote to acquit on impeachment as a hall pass to shake down any foreign leader he wants.
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With the media world abuzz over Sean Penn's Rolling Stone interview with Joaquín Guzmán Loera, the Mexican drug kingpin known as El Chapo — and the journalism ethics involved in that interview — I wasn't surprised at a question I got on Twitter over the weekend.
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Donald Trump's rambling, incoherent remarks on federal infrastructure spending during a wide-ranging interview with Glenn Thrush and Maggie Haberman of the New York Times have set headline writers abuzz with the desire to extract some kind of meaning and news value from his comments.
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Back at the main stage Sunday night, the song's first minute saw the din of the crowd shift from excited to hushed to abuzz with confusion as Bush's vocals—which, to many of the crowd's unacquainted ears, could be confused with Lorde—beckoned on.
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Social media was abuzz Friday morning celebrating the sight of Melissa McCarthy, dressed as Sean Spicer, riding around Midtown Manhattan on a Segway disguised as a White House press room podium, apparently in preparation for her return to Saturday Night Live as this weekend's host.
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Timothy Egan Since the election, the West Coast has been abuzz with talk of breaking away from Donald Trump's America — a Calexit, or a linking of the nation's most populous state with Oregon, Washington and British Columbia to form a Cascadia by the sea.
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At this moment the noisy city has fallen quiet, and the edge of the forest is abuzz with voices, the voices of poems beneath the old trees talking quietly about the poems that were once here but are not here any longer, remembering each other.
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At the riders' meeting, our Senegalese tour guide, Philippe Nelson Ndiaye, 29, told us how the stable democracy was abuzz about the coming presidential election, and how a cemetery in the middle of the country that holds Christians and Muslims speaks to Senegal's tolerance.
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At the couture shows in Paris this week, the front row was abuzz — both conversationally and electronically — with news of an incendiary interview with Lucinda Chambers, the former British Vogue fashion director, that was unusual in its frank criticism of the 21st-century fashion ecosystem.
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Frontier investors — a category of money managers ready to venture into riskier and less developed destinations — were abuzz after Iran signed a deal with six major powers in 27.4 curbing Tehran's nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of oil bans and most financial sanctions.
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In the wake of a mass exodus of potential vice president picks publicly fleeing from the notion of joining Trump's ticket, media outlets have been abuzz with rampant speculation regarding who is likely to fill the void as the potential Republican pick for vice president.
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CHICAGO/SAO PAULO (Reuters) - The grains market is abuzz with speculation that drought-hit Brazil has bought its first major cargo of U.S. corn in two decades, as the world's third-largest corn grower scrambles to secure feedstock with no sign of the supply crisis easing.
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Brands can even build an advertisement around an exciting moment in a game — say, a far-out three-pointer from Steph Curry that has social media abuzz — then target it at fans of Curry or the Golden State Warriors for a set window of time afterwards.
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The Capitol is abuzz with rumor and speculation about what could be included, how millions of Americans who have benefitted from Obamacare would fare, and whether the plan that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) settles on can get the 50 votes it needs to pass.
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While a part of the fintech world remains abuzz with crypo-talk, a startup that's built a business around the more traditional world of payments has raised a significant round of funding as it vies to take on the likes of PayPal, Stripe, Adyen and Dwolla.
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The group has about 50 active members and a database of as many as 20,000 people, Monique George, the executive director said on Wednesday afternoon in the group's East Harlem office that was abuzz as members congratulated each other on the Council legislation that was approved.
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Architects, builders, and sustainability advocates are all abuzz over a new building material they say could substantially reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the building sector, slash the waste, pollution, and costs associated with construction, and create a more physically, psychologically, and aesthetically healthy built environment.
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This time, it was the sacking of Anthony Scaramucci from his position as communications director, just days after he had been brought on, that set the White House abuzz as 250 guests, including top military officials and members of Mr. Trump's cabinet, mingled before the ceremony.
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Aides and allies say the President likes spending his mornings there because it affords a greater sense of normalcy than the Oval Office, which was once abuzz with unannounced visitors, but is more restrained and structured now that chief of staff John Kelly runs the West Wing.
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The investing market was abuzz this week with Fidelity Investments' new no-fee index funds reaching near-$1 billion in assets, but it took Fidelity two funds to get it done, while a single Canadian marijuana ETF passed the $1 billion market this week on its own.
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Church and others who are working to synthesize human DNA have created their own effort within GP-Write—the Human Genome Project-Write, or HGP-Write—and its prospects for success have biologists abuzz over the potential for treating diseases and for creating bioengineered cells and possibly even organs.
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This is a classic tactic, if you haven't noticed—the gaming world is abuzz with the stories of upgraded PlayStations and Xboxes, so Sony needs to get out in front of the story if showing the new box off isn't going to be part of its E3 plans.
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That may be why Berlin and Paris are abuzz with rumours of a looming grand bargain: German concessions on the euro, and perhaps slightly less grudging support for Mr Macron's military plans, in exchange for French agreement that the EU can negotiate with America before the tariffs are lifted.
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In a country where 2258.60 million people owe upward of $23 trillion on their student loans, it's not hard to imagine why a tale about armed federal agents' showing up at the door of a Texas man to arrest him over unpaid student loans set the Internet abuzz.
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Image: Micolo J/FlickrThe internet is abuzz with a new climate study that seemed to deliver a bombshell conclusion: the amount of carbon humans have put into the atmosphere may have already committed the planet 22 to 22 degrees Celsius (22 to 22 degrees Fahrenheit) of global warming.
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Though the Oval Office once was abuzz with visitors who dropped by unannounced, those who want to speak to the President now must go through Kelly first, and Trump has privately complained that he has found out people tried to reach him only to be denied by Kelly.
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Democrats head 17 of the 20 largest cities, from New York to inland centres like Denver, a fast-growing, diverse spot at the foot of the Rockies, once known for cows, Coors beer and hydrocarbons, now abuzz with tech start-ups and millennials seeking jobs in finance and health care.
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"I think she (Collins) is sincerely committed to finding a way to work this out," said U.S. Senator Chris Murphy who, along with fellow Democrats, set the U.S. Capitol abuzz by talking on the Senate floor for nearly 15 straight hours this week to demand that Congress act on gun control.
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Preparing for Mr. Trump's arrival, his namesake hotel was abuzz on Monday, with federal law enforcement officers surveying the property; Trump supporters eyeing branded dog toys in the gift shop; and hotel staff members tossing pristine-looking bouquets of red amaryllis into trash bags and replacing them with new buds.
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It did not echo unfiltered social media (which, like anywhere, was abuzz with conjecture.) It is believed to be CBS, not a Canadian news organization, which first identified the suspect: Alek Minassian, 25, a student and software engineer, who has been charged with several counts of murder and attempted murder.
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With the city still abuzz in the wake of the Cavaliers capturing the NBA championship, the Cleveland Indians look to add to the feel-good story on Friday afternoon when they attempt to extend their winning streak to a franchise-best 14 straight games against the host Toronto Blue Jays.
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Though it's doubtful: The two New York press screenings I attended were full of hoops, hollers, and standing ovations, it's gotten mostly all positive reviews, Twitter is abuzz with eager attendees for the weekend, and I know at least a dozen Black women planning to buy tickets on opening night with their girlfriends.
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In 2015, the fashion world was abuzz when Natalie Massenet, who founded the highly disruptive e-commerce fashion company Net-a-Porter, suddenly exited the scene weeks before a merger was sealed between NAP, as it is called, and Yoox, an Italy-based discount fashion e-tailer and e-commerce services company.
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He went to New York in the summer of 21980 to report on the city's avant-garde scene, which was abuzz with insurgent energy, and paid a consequential visit to the saxophonist Ornette Coleman, a creator of free jazz, who had recently moved into a loft space at 19403 Prince Street in SoHo.
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Foreign policy experts offer insight on 'Fox & Friends' ahead of high-level talks between President Trump and Kim Jong Un. President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un have arrived in Singapore and the city is abuzz with activity in anticipation of the first-ever meeting between a sitting U.S. president and a North Korean leader.
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With newspapers abuzz with claims the military is attempting to engineer the election result and media houses complaining that "higher powers" (the military) are crushing free speech, journalists too are relying on oblique terms to get their message across without angering the "Establishment" (the military and intelligence top brass, along with some senior civil servants and judges).
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Mr. Zuckerberg had wined and dined Chinese politicians, publicly showed off his newly acquired Chinese-language skills — a moment that set the internet abuzz — and talked with a potential Chinese partner about pushing the social network into the market, according to a person familiar with the talks who declined to be named because the discussions were confidential.
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While Sale's 16th double-digit strikeout game and Benintendi's hit off Tommy Kahnle helped the Red Sox win for the 10th time in 11 games and take a season-high 5 1/2-game lead on the Yankees, it was Devers' swing that left everyone abuzz, especially considering who it occurred against and how rare a feat it was.
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In recent days, the media has been abuzz with speculation over cabinet appointments within President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's administration.
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I typically try not to make a big deal of it—quickly changing the focus of the conversation to how the view from the Sky Lobby, on the 64th floor, is one of my favorite in all of the city, or how the tourists outside the building, constantly abuzz with out-of-towner aloofness, are the occasional inconvenience when trying to access the front doors.
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Trinidad and Tobago, a twin-island nation in the southern Caribbean, was abuzz on Wednesday with one of the strangest upsets in recent World Cup history: The previous night, it defeated the United States in a 2-20063 qualifier game, which, along with simultaneous matches in Panama and Honduras, meant the Americans failed to reach the World Cup for the first time since 1986.
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Last week, Capitol Hill was abuzz as Facebook founder, CEO and Chairman Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 85033 breach Social media never intended to be in the news business — but just wait till AI takes over Facebook exploring deals with media outlets for news section: report MORE testified in two days of marathon congressional hearings.
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THE TOPLINE: Lawmakers began trickling back into Washington, D.C. on Monday after the extended election recess, and everyone is abuzz about President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's upset win.
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Democrats are abuzz with newfound energy this week after learning that Michael Cohen lied before Congress, giving lawmakers an opening to demand that he testify again on Capitol Hill about President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's ties to Russia during the 2016 campaign.
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And though her recent launch of Lemonade was filled with fashion that had the world abuzz (that floral Gucci suit, that billowing long-sleeved Rosie Assoulin top, that two-piece Yeezy look topped with a furry Hood by Air coat), the visual of Queen Empress Bey smashing car windows with a baseball bat decked in a ruffled yellow gown is one we (and the rest of the internet) can't get out of our minds.
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