But it's also spread by word of mouth — literally.
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Others grew their audience over time, by word of mouth.
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The ploy worked: teens found " SKAM " by word of mouth.
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You network by word of mouth, through relatives and friends.
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News of the program is spread by word of mouth.
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Its ways are known throughout Latin America by word of mouth.
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Cook got into vaping by word of mouth, which is common.
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Notably, that has largely come by word of mouth — inbound interest.
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So news spread by word of mouth slowly in the stairwells.
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Its popularity spread by word of mouth and on the internet.
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Hoover keeps track generally by word of mouth from various congregants.
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Residents pass on news of loved ones by word of mouth.
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The company's growth has largely been driven by word of mouth.
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This will lead to people spreading your policies by word of mouth.
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They are passed from one generation to another by word of mouth.
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Clients were solicited by word of mouth and on internet gambling forums.
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Most likely, the Shisun gang heard of it by word of mouth.
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"We are making policy decisions by word of mouth," Dr. Ellice said.
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They sold by word of mouth (the company employs few sales representatives).
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Due to its cross 'scene' appeal, recruitment mainly occurs by word of mouth.
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It spread through social media, or by word of mouth, in Ciudad Victoria.
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As with any good viral content, they spread by word of mouth online.
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For her, the idea to get lip injections came by word-of-mouth.
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Workers at Sanitation Salvage soon learned by word of mouth who had died.
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By word of mouth, they soon added more single moms, and more children.
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They reach out on Instagram, through her website, or by word-of-mouth.
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Most sales are driven by word-of-mouth and store promotions, Wang said.
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Even so, demand for their bootstrapped service spread quickly by word-of-mouth alone.
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They were recruited by word of mouth, in support groups, and from online forums.
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"People don't look for cures for diseases by word of mouth," he points out.
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So he set up his appointment system, and business grew by word of mouth.
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The themes were decided the evening of, and news spread by word of mouth.
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Stories about how to beat the draft traveled widely then by word of mouth.
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The story of him at his rally, which is spread by word of mouth.
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After that awareness has been spreading by word of mouth via refugees' own social networks.
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Smith said the foundation runs one hundred percent by word of mouth on social media.
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Other experts, however, aren't ready to rule out mass hysteria transmitted by word of mouth.
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Certain offices do advertise jobs, but many times they are filled by word of mouth.
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Since April, GS Bank has collected $1.8 billion in deposits, essentially by word of mouth.
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Jyst: The Dating DecoderFirst, I tried Jyst, which I came across by word of mouth.
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"They are very influenced by word of mouth and what their peers say," she said.
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Without Jigsaw promoting the trial, the software was downloaded worldwide, spread entirely by word of mouth.
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Some found his house by word of mouth, and he arranged to meet others in person.
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Like many start-ups, dating app Coffee Meets Bagel grew in part by word of mouth.
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In 2012 they heard about sideritis by word of mouth, and attended one of Tuvunu's presentations.
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They were recruited by word of mouth—a former co-worker vouched that they were reliable.
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But this industry has, until recently, operated largely informally, with jobs secured by word-of-mouth.
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A parallel, and far more powerful, messaging campaign by smugglers is resonating by word of mouth.
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News, for the most part, is being relayed by word of mouth, leading to outsize claims.
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But once one of her coworkers found her channel, the rest found out by word of mouth.
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Then, my business started growing by word of mouth, and I was getting referrals from big stars.
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Many find vehicles by word of mouth and through Revolico, used by individual sellers and wildcat dealers.
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Word about Bermuda as a Zika-free destination seems to have spread mainly by word of mouth.
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So, it started from a very small number of recipients and it expanded by word of mouth.
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Attendees to Wednesday's vigil learned about it by word of mouth, phone calls, emails and text messages.
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I think what people were coming for ... And it was very much built by word of mouth.
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The carol spread by word of mouth, reaching the U.S. via some Tirolean folk singers in 1839.
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"It was all by word of mouth," Mr. Maung said of how he attracted workers from Myanmar.
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The secretive events are advertised by word of mouth, with code words sometimes assigned to gain entry.
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The curious passed knowledge of the site by word of mouth, email chains, and AOL message boards.
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Ask around Last-minute or not, most people find a new tax preparer by word of mouth.
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Bergh emphasized that in terms of marketing, the best strategy for the brand is by word of mouth.
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Owners tend to be middle-aged and are reachable mainly by word of mouth or at boat shows.
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Uoharu built its customer base largely by word-of-mouth, and many of its patrons have become regulars.
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The initial email was sent to 10 to 12 people, but eventually, it spread by word of mouth.
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They designed the website themselves, and advertising and marketing are done by word of mouth or on Craigslist.
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Our social media presence is rapidly growing and people are learning of the GSF by word of mouth.
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The first season became a phenomenon entirely by word of mouth and gentle nudging by the Netflix algorithm.
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The family is compiling a book of dye recipes, formulas passed down for centuries by word of mouth.
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"Usually prisoners become aware of the post-conviction option by word of mouth from other inmates," she said.
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They posted a phone number online that spread by word of mouth and ended up receiving hundreds of entries.
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Back then, the tale of a prankster fooling a person or a crowd was transmitted by word of mouth.
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His growth has been driven by word-of-mouth, press coverage, flight giveaways and, of course, his four AMAs.
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Their true reach is probably greater, since news picked up on the radio soon spreads by word of mouth.
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Even if no one sees it, you've done it, and you can pass it on by word of mouth.
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"They are not official partners of the Games, so they have done it by word-of-mouth," he said.
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But the agency is known for giving contradictory and confusing information, much of it conveyed by word of mouth.
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But encouraged by word-of-mouth sales and the response to their Kickstarter campaign, the duo decided to continue.
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The explosions knocked out the ship's communications, and the order to abandon ship came only by word of mouth.
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He said tens of thousands of men around the region were organizing by word of mouth and social media.
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Being an individual Lloyd's investor is still a discreet affair, with membership offered by word of mouth or sometimes inherited.
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"But, it's still cloaked in a lot of mystery, confusion, ignorance and is spread by word of mouth," she said.
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By word of mouth, though, women are able to find doctors willing to prescribe them abortion pills to induce miscarriage.
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Many of the tales in Grimms' collection were actually told by women and were often shared by word of mouth.
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For a long time, however, all we had were unsubstantiated—but very consistent—stories passed around by word of mouth.
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Dancers, poets, actors, architects, sculptors, photographers, writers and anyone with a creative inclination were recruited, mostly by word of mouth.
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They designed the app to be explained by word-of-mouth, so olds like me couldn't use it very easily.
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The show's audience has largely spread across NYC's restaurant scene by word-of-mouth, but its appeal is hardly local.
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She paid for the stock with donations solicited by word of mouth and proceeds from tomato plants she grew and sold.
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During the summer months, Mr. Sapan rents the cabin out to friends and friends of friends, strictly by word of mouth.
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In fact, CEO and co-founder Ritesh Arora says to this point the company has grown entirely by word of mouth.
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They made initial contact with students through friends and family, and the program has since been spread by word of mouth.
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The move is a milestone for Venmo, which has largely acquired new users by word-of-mouth since its 2009 launch.
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But unlike Pokémon, which has the marketing might of Nintendo behind it, Prisma is becoming trendy purely by word of mouth.
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Up until now, it's primarily grown by word-of-mouth, but they plan to use the new funding to raise awareness.
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Though there are some customers from elsewhere in Texas or beyond, most are Brownsville residents, drawn simply by word of mouth.
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In Japan, where the movie has received mostly positive reviews, the film's surprise success has been propelled by word of mouth.
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They are passed along by word of mouth, propagating through time and space like viruses, mutating in response to new conditions.
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You can get an idea who's in the room sometimes by word of mouth or even place names at tables, etc.
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Instead, he sees this as a kind of movement and he hopes it will build slowly but surely, by word of mouth.
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The news spread quickly around New Rochelle, by word of mouth or, in many cases, through a robocall from Mr. Bramson's office.
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The information people trust the most comes from their friends and neighbors, usually by word of mouth but increasingly over messaging apps.
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She was soon translating other books, getting commissions by word of mouth, as well as giving opinions on German books to publishers.
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A company that started out as a cult hit, growing by word of mouth, could soon be valued at around $5 billion.
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As for the tagine, it is currently unlisted on the menu, a covert glory, its presence known only by word of mouth.
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His street actions were anonymous—they appeared without warning, and people learned about them by word of mouth or from Bey's photographs.
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In corners of the community where cellphones were turned off during the Sabbath, it arrived nearly as quickly by word of mouth.
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It has survived and flourished since 1982 by word of mouth and a strong community, but family has been the foundation all along.
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They offer the kind of appeal that causes fake news to spread on Facebook or urban legends to travel by word of mouth.
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"It's been a beautiful experience to help so many people, and people are hearing by word of mouth to come here," he said.
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In past seasons, Sleeper has allowed the app to grow by word of mouth and by engaging with users on Twitter and Reddit.
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Since its premiere in 2009, "Drag Race" has grown from minor curiosity into niche touchstone, largely by word of mouth and social media.
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And to make a reservation you had to call a specific number that wasn't listed, that was only passed by word of mouth.
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Those in the know of the Flint music scene are invited by word of mouth to detract from drawing attention to local police.
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This is happening underground, either in tight-knit friend groups, by word of mouth, or among internet communities where shamans can share information.
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The event is to be publicized by word-of-mouth and social media, intended to generate buzz and to encourage curious spectators to attend.
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Documentaries like "Wild Wild Country" became hot not just by word of mouth, but by being pushed on the homescreen, poster by individualised poster.
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Pizzeria Beddia was originally buoyed by word of mouth and the natural intrigue of a brick-and-mortar destination with such a limited menu.
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Spread by word of mouth and other "viral" means, decentralized virtual currencies have gone from a mere thought experiment to a tangible economic reality.
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Though they do all they can to assist swindled travelers, their reputation suffers as these stories are shared online or by word of mouth.
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But in 2015 it got a financial boost from the London hedge fund manager Christopher Rokos, and had grown primarily by word of mouth.
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At last count, Scott stated that by word of mouth and via private emails and messages alone, nearly 600 people have already confirmed attendance.
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Since Twitter, Facebook, and Myspace were all still years away, Homestar Runner started to catch on in its early days simply by word of mouth.
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In the absence of any official religious text, beliefs derived from Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and Zoroastrianism continue to be passed down by word of mouth.
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"As some call it the 'Instagram of Travel', the platform has grown virally through re-sharings on Instagram and by word-of-mouth," Häde says.
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As it is only passed down by word of mouth and the women who practice it are growing older, the culture may soon vanish entirely.
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But Venmo is growing rapidly, and its popularity has come almost entirely by word of mouth, as friends ask friends to sign up, said Ready.
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Studholme is typically recommended by word of mouth, which means that she often enjoys a run of projects in the same neighborhood or social circle.
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Some of it is happening organically, by word of mouth (or word of media), as people hear from somebody who knows somebody who needs help.
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Dr. Shlain's Private Medical group does not advertise and has virtually no presence on the web, and new patients come strictly by word of mouth.
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This combination produced an unlikely hit that, when it became available in 2014, grew mostly by word of mouth, which is unusual for corporate software.
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Von Ahn told CNBC that Duolingo has reached 30 million monthly active users organically by word of mouth, with some small tests in paid acquisitions.
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And by being gone, the way things collided just would have to exist as a memory and maybe by word of mouth, some sort of report.
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Jai, who lives in Virginia, learned about the opportunity by word of mouth; he has modeled clothing for people with disabilities from Tommy Hilfiger and Kohl's.
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Since CHN has been around for over three decades, most people know when the vans will show up from the schedule or by word of mouth.
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In those days before YouTube and social media, the gospel of Adu spread by word of mouth, with everyone who saw him play becoming unwitting evangelists.
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He is trying to build his student base by word of mouth, which led him to enter the Brooklyn Open golf tournament at Marine Park recently.
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To buy anything, hopefuls (who mostly heard about the brand by word of mouth) had to request access to the Wone website by clicking a button.
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This month, they'll handle roughly 21 babysitting appointments — with all growth happening by word-of-mouth, and at a current rate of about 2200 percent per month.
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I can't speak for record collectors, but I feel like there was a time where you couldn't listen to everything—you'd just go by word of mouth.
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It will be what it will be, and I have to have hope that this music will spread by word of mouth because people connect to it.
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Researchers found that smugglers based in Libya and the Horn of Africa "recruit" many of their clients in schools, on the Internet, and by word-of-mouth.
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As it is now, many trans and gender-nonconforming people find medical care by word of mouth, and this would be a natural extension of that network.
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They organized without social media, publicizing only by word of mouth and text message to decrease the likelihood of attracting anyone who'd want to disrupt the event.
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Early on, the artist inherited an appreciation for the traditional customs, strong beliefs, and imaginative stories that her Eastern European forebears passed down by word of mouth.
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Editorial Notebook In the past, when a Cuban athlete vanished during a sporting event abroad, news about the defection would spread by word of mouth back home.
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Like a soufflé, Lutèce's reputation rose slowly by word of mouth as its menu steadily improved, until it was known in culinary quarters as America's greatest restaurant.
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Most of them get their news in snippets, either by word of mouth or in TV reports they half-see while herding kids to the breakfast table.
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After that I started reaching out to other people I knew, and they started teaching their friends, so it really spread a lot by word of mouth.
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So far, the demand for the offering has been strong, Dowd said, both from existing clients and those that have found the firm by word of mouth.
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The film will continue to gain theaters and is expected to do well by word of mouth: it has a 95 percent fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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And you'll see these guys in jail doing longer times than people who actually committed aggravated crimes, and they'll be in there only by word of mouth.
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The wording has led to a kind of gray market in which parents share names of "vaccine-friendly" doctors by word of mouth or in closed Facebook groups.
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Ikea received its first order on the site within 20 minutes of flipping the switch on, after which the volume kept growing by word of mouth, he added.
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AM: When we expand into a new market, we gain new subscribers by hiring writers who have a following already and by word of mouth from existing subscribers.
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And although it originally specialized in oldies, it soon switched its focus to the cutting edge, helping to popularize emerging musicians by sales and by word of mouth.
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The 2125 or so guests who gather here to eat are mostly friends, drawn by word of mouth, though Ms. Bonnin is hoping someday to open a restaurant.
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That shooting scare, amplified by word of mouth and social media, sent hundreds of passengers scurrying through security checkpoints and out onto the tarmac at five LAX terminals.
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But it operates by word of mouth and referral; it hopes that with the tool kit, more nonprofits will be able to talk to their donors about crises.
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Though better known as an app for finding the lowest-priced gas in your area, this solution has been spreading by word-of-mouth in local communities, as well.
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The idea is not just to court businesses, but to provide a level of service that will help Gett grow by word of mouth, both among drivers and passengers.
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From there, my name got passed around by word of mouth and soon I was walking dogs a few times a week and sitting a couple times a month.
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Slack grew as a viral messaging app Slack grew largely by word-of-mouth at the beginning, especially in the Silicon Valley bubble, turning itself into viral messaging software.
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" Besides news reports, word of the fire spread by word of mouth and over the church's website, which alerted parishioners with a simple headline: "Our Church Has Burned Down.
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A startup called Mavely thinks it can help direct-to-consumer brands address rising customer-acquisition costs on channels like Facebook while helping them grow by word-of-mouth.
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Ramdev, the public face and co-founder of the brand, rose to prominence on television practising breathing exercises and his related business has since grown by word-of-mouth.
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Potential clients typically come by for a business card and may end up emailing for a consultation later; others discover the shop through Instagram or by word of mouth.
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Small businesses often live or die by word-of-mouth, as roughly 86% of U.S. consumers consult online reviews before patronizing a local business, according to a BrightLocal survey.
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However, the best off-the-beaten-track destinations are usually discovered by word of mouth, often among travellers on the road from hostel bunkbeds or over a local beer.
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While he has no monthly housing expenses, he said he must meet at least 500 new people a year to keep a steady flow of housing by word-of-mouth.
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Marble Hornets traveled to me, and likely many others, by word of mouth and niche online communities where people would discuss the series like they were investigating it alongside Jay.
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When we want to acquire useful knowledge, we have to search the web broadly, find experts by word-of-mouth and troll through various poorly designed internal document sharing systems.
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Her boutique service Debop launched last year, and she's advertised solely by word of mouth, because three or four clients per month are pretty much all that she can handle.
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Instead, Threads has grown mainly by word of mouth among users, and later via social media platforms like Instagram as its own content and that of its customers gets attention.
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The product has decent retail outreach, with availability at Target and Amazon, but seeding the product in schools could go a ways toward helping spread it by word of mouth.
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Before the internet, these flowers were sold exclusively in open-air markets in countries such as Indonesia and Thailand or through private traders who were found by word of mouth.
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Many veteran oncologists have seen cases like Grace's, and the stories of these unlikely recoveries, shared online or by word of mouth, have become a source of hope for patients.
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One that spreads by word-of-mouth, until middle-aged couples who wouldn't normally be caught dead in VR arcades find themselves lining up to try this hot new thing.
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Since then, The Greatest Showman has made more than $2962 million in the US (and more than $244 million abroad), buoyed by word of mouth and repeat visits from fans.
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We didn't have Twitter to ignite the violence; we managed to do it by word of mouth, through pamphlets and rumors that said, let's kill them before they kill us.
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They put a small sign for the business, which was called the Chocolate Gallery, in the corner of the front window; advertising at first was done by word of mouth.
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Mr. Nuriddin was fond of saying that the record "sold over a million copies by word of mouth," though he never had the documentation — or the income — to prove it.
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Last season's NL MVP, Los Angeles Dodgers slugger Cody Bellinger, said the charity spread by word of mouth among California-born athletes and those who call the state home now.
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Mr. Teriokhin's 18 "girls," as he calls them — who, along with several European factories help make all the sweaters he produces for other designers — hear of him by word of mouth.
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In the beginning, immigrant communities are fragile, built by word-of-mouth and ease-of-travel; it's those communities that are likely to be lost in an environment hostile to immigrants.
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Not only do we believe that Houseparty is a better manifestation of that vision, but also the market has shown us that too…spreading the app simply by word of mouth.
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Eventually, he began selling these products, and they became so popular—mostly by word of mouth from those in recovery—that lines would form outside the front door of his condo.
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But people who come in looking for them know exactly what they're looking for, and typically say they heard by word of mouth how well they work, according to the store.
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It is an objective that he seems to have completed, as more and more people from Guadalajara are showing up in droves after hearing about it strictly by word of mouth.
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News spread by word of mouth until a larger coalition formed; workers say that they've also received support from curatorial staff and full-time employees in other departments at the Guggenheim.
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Slack's messaging product, introduced in 2014, was initially a cult hit that grew mostly by word of mouth, a rare feat for a company that caters to businesses rather than consumers.
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Shiller says it is time to start thinking of these narratives as a form of disease that are transmitted by word of mouth and that follow contagion models described by epidemiologists.
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There was also no emergency plan so that when Fundão did collapse, people in danger got almost no warning or support, receiving the message to flee by word of mouth alone.
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When asked if she'd heard about it on the radio or in any local newspapers or even by word of mouth, Marcella Munera, the daughter of El Rinconcito Colombiano's owner, looked confused.
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While "Le Penthouse" is the priciest home publicly listed, it's possible there are more expensive homes for sale in the city via "whisper listings" that you'll only discover by word-of-mouth.
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A Los Angeles broker who has sold over $4.5 billion of luxury real estate says the ultra-wealthy buy and sell their homes by word of mouth — and reveals the 3 reasons
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An LA broker who has sold over $4.5 billion of luxury real estate says the ultra-wealthy buy and sell their homes by word of mouth — and reveals the 3 reasons why
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Tulloch started recruiting by word of mouth, aiming for a league composed of the four original teams: the Rockford Peaches, the South Bend Blue Sox, the Racine Belles and the Kenosha Comets.
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Initially a group of five women meeting at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA)'s C+M coffee shop once a month, the group quickly grew by word of mouth.
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Even if protesters can still communicate and organize by word-of-mouth, shutdowns (in the eyes of authorities) may serve to at least disrupt mass organization and prevent outsiders from looking in.
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Thus far, the positive effects of microdosing mostly have been backed by word of mouth about people's positive experiences, but research into its effects have grown as the trend increases in popularity.
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I first started to hear what impact the mini-shutdown was having just by word of mouth; businesses I frequent often told me foot traffic had collapsed, and, as a result, sales.
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While many at the stadium were unaware of the U.S. congressional elections and their unwitting role in some campaigning, news spread to others by word of mouth and reports seen on phones.
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Toomey began offering classes (invitation by word-of-mouth) in her TriBeCa building's basement in 2011; she officially debuted "the class" (lowercase, because it's more down-to-earth than "The Class") in 2013.
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Brands whose customers effectively market on their behalf — either by word of mouth or more recently via social media — have a built-in advantage in the form of dramatically lower customer acquisition costs.
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The company has been growing 25 percent month-over-month in terms of transactions on the platform, and has up to now grown with almost no marketing spend and by word-of-mouth.
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Popularity grew by word of mouth, and according to Lancisi, 70 percent of the runs scored by the Kansas City Royals in the 2015 World Series were scored with a Dove Tail bat.
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"These markets are driven in the short term by word-of-mouth adoption and profit-taking, and in the long term by the increasing utility of blockchain tech," Roberts said in an email.
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If that's not possible, I go by word of mouth and my own mood — sometimes I just hanker for a book that's deep and dark; other times I want something droll or topical.
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It travelled by word of mouth across the state to Yellowstone, and by post to California, where former Sheridan residents opened their mailboxes to find letters from home-town friends mourning Louie's death.
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Whereas multinationals such as Procter & Gamble spend heavily to advertise dozens of sub-brands, Patanjali grew by word of mouth and sells everything from detergent to cornflakes and hair oil under its own name.
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"Many of the shelters I heard about by word of mouth from friends and acquaintances in Israel, or I'd ask about a specific type of repurposed shelter — like the pub shelter," Reynolds told Hyperallergic.
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So far its success has been mainly driven by word of mouth, but part of what they want to do with the new funds is get the word out and increase their market presence.
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He told Rolling Stone in 22016 that he'd been in more fights than he could count, and that they were arranged much the same way they would later spread online – by word of mouth.
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The business grew by word of mouth — Huber attended "elite dinner parties in the West Village" in the late '80s with fashion folk like designer Ralph Rucci, according to Elle, and gained a following.
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Voters learned about Mr. Gillum by word of mouth and through highly produced web videos — including the one launching his candidacy, in which he noted each of his three older brothers had a criminal record.
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The roots of this smelly, sticky, noxious, warming agent can be found in traditional Thai herbal medicine, where for years the recipe was used by few and only passed around boxing circles by word of mouth.
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Apparently, Nohara works by word of mouth, and thanks to Lang vouching for me pretty hard, it was my turn to get my mind blown with Japanese food as some of America's greatest chefs already had.
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Avola logged plenty of late nights, but with his supportive wife and a boss that was a "huge Untappd" fan, the app continued to grow — largely by word of mouth, since there was no marketing budget.
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Here at R29, we know the best people and places are discovered by word-of-mouth, which is why we decided to compile this list of our top picks for wow brows in New York City.
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At any given moment, Mr. Small maintains an inventory of 15 to 20 used Saab vehicles — most are purchased locally, by word of mouth, thanks to his extensive experience and reputation in the world of Saab.
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Civilians who have fled the fighting say the militants spread rumors on social media and by word of mouth that Christian soldiers were committing excesses against the largely Muslim population, and urged locals to take up arms.
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And the group also has built an email list with upward of 1,100 subscribers from diverse backgrounds that has publicized 127 job placements — in an industry where postings travel by word of mouth and are rarely advertised.
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The initial lure was site-specific, exclusive and ephemeral: a performance at a particular Austin club that could only be seen by as many people as could squeeze in, later to be propagated by word of mouth.
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Coinciding with the two-year anniversary of Justice League's theatrical release, last month the Snyder Cut — which until now has mostly existed as a myth spread by word of mouth among fans — was one of those instances.
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These results, and similar past studies, may drive app developers to start tailoring more apps specifically for women, at least in the most popular categories for female users like puzzle games and games recommended by word of mouth.
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If humans have been sharing stories by word of mouth since the existence of language, does StoryCorps along with the increase in longform podcasts, signal that the old-school form of oral storytelling is making a major revival?
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He said that word also spread by word of mouth, and although they planned to concentrate on the U.S. market for starters, before they knew it they were getting calls from breweries in Canada, New Zealand and Australia.
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There's no Nigerian Rotten Tomatoes, there's no Nigerian Oscars, and because of piracy nobody really knows what the best-selling movies are except by word of mouth, a channel of information that I had trouble accessing as a foreigner.
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But when we landed in Havana, our exact schedule was still sketchy: People usually find out about music shows by word of mouth in Cuba, and a majority of venues and bands don't have updated websites or Facebook pages.
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Providing house hunting details traditionally discovered by word-of-mouth (like school information, community vibe, neighborhood amenities, access to transit and commuting times) to users online has been a driving force for Bohutinsky during her 13 years at Zillow.
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By now, there is absolutely nothing "regular" about the "regular order," which is the way Congress is supposed to do its job, according to dusty outdated textbooks and legend passed along by word of mouth from generation to generation.
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And then also I think the network is still small enough that pretty much everybody knows somebody else, who knows somebody else, that you can be connected to a lot of people just by word of mouth and introductions.
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Curley said the team has been beta testing the app by simply releasing it on the App Store and telling friends about it, then letting it spread by word of mouth until it was in the hands of around 1,000 users.
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But unlike #MeToo in the United States, the campaign has mostly been spread by word of mouth and has struggled to gain traction on social media, in part because Chinese internet censors have been swift to take down the open letters.
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Also, while promotions on Twitter and Facebook may appeal to new would-be buyers, investor conversations have shifted to other platforms and chatrooms where advertising is still permitted or where information on new coins is spread by word of mouth.
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Again, Dewey put it well: There is no limit to the intellectual endowment which may proceed from the flow of social intelligence when that circulates by word of mouth from one to another in the communications of the local community.
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It is easy for me to imagine that most fake news stories or conspiracy theories began as one person's random conjecture that then circulated online or by word of mouth and gained legitimacy by virtue of its repetition and circulation.
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Actors and actresses often land their first major auditions with the help of an agent, but Duggins says that student doubles don't always rely on having representation, because the industry is small and most opportunities are passed by word of mouth.
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Men he knew from his military service during World War II began socializing at the gas station where he worked, and he paired those who were willing with the Hollywood people who found their way to him by word of mouth.
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This week, coinciding with the two-year anniversary of Justice League's theatrical release, the Snyder Cut — which until now has mostly existed as a myth spread by word of mouth among fans — is the closest it's ever been to reality.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A security panic that crippled Los Angeles International Airport and sent hundreds of passengers fleeing from terminals was triggered by reports of gunfire that proved false but were amplified by word-of-mouth and social media, police said on Monday.
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Apps like Zocdoc and Healthgrades can help you narrow down choices by reading reviews, but there always seem to be exceptional providers who don't show up on these sites, either because they keep a low profile, or acquire patients by word of mouth.
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"Somebody tells you by word of mouth that there is pasture but on arriving you don't (find) any," said the 60-year-old, who has had to walk from his home all the way across the Ethiopian border to find grass some years.
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There is also the "creep list" -- an informal roster passed along by word-of-mouth, consisting of the male members most notorious for inappropriate behavior, ranging from making sexually suggestive comments or gestures to seeking physical relations with younger employees and interns.
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News of the race spread by word of mouth and soon maybe more than 200 people - from bearded commandos to medics and base firefighters - were running hard around this dusty base, just miles from what was once a major al Qaeda training camp.
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News spread by word of mouth until a larger coalition formed, ultimately resulting in a successful 57–20 vote in favor of joining Local 30, a chapter of the International Union of Operating Engineers also representing installers and maintenance workers at MoMA PS1.
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It doesn't hurt that the center — just across the street from the Willamette River, in this city's booming Pearl District — is in the heart of one the country's most innovative food cities, where word of Ms. Masoni's skills has spread by word of mouth.
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Ms. Sanghvi recruits people to the Commons solely by word of mouth, and they join merely by showing up and contributing a few hundred dollars in dues, to pay for items like coffee, snacks and paper towels and to fund regular events at the townhouse.
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Typically operating by word-of-mouth, these cooks are actually breaking the law each time they sell a plate of food: In most states, it's illegal to sell food prepared in a home kitchen, putting these small entrepreneurs at risk for hefty fines and even jail time.
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In Ontario, recent amendments to the Occupational Health and Safety Act makes it mandatory for employers to provide employees with a written policy regarding how to report and deal with workplace assault or harassment—something that's often only provided by word of mouth, if at all.
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Word has spread among the migrants — by word of mouth, social media and the snippets of news coverage people are able to collect along the way — that the end of the road could be profoundly different for this wave than for many who went before them.
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The only way you find out how to sign up is by word of mouth—and the only way you find out what number CBP is calling is by asking other people, or by going to the border, which is about an hour's drive from El Barretal.
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"A Day Without Immigrants," which has been largely driven by word of mouth on social media, arose in response to Trump's vows to crack down on illegal immigration and his executive order, since suspended by a federal judge, to temporarily block entry to people from seven Muslim-majority countries.
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But guerilla marketing can still find legitimate opportunities at the Games, though it can involve a lot of legwork and can be toughest for small entrepreneurs like Ciarallo who is advertising his presence at Pyeongchang on his website and by word of mouth but can do little else.
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Despite valiant efforts at creating social networks around apps and app recommendations, one of the best ways to discover those you'll really like is by word-of-mouth — a friend tells you about an app they're really enjoying and sells you on why you should use it, too.
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But guerrilla marketing can still find legitimate opportunities at the Games, though it can involve a lot of legwork and can be toughest for small entrepreneurs like Ciarallo who is advertising his presence at Pyeongchang on his website and by word of mouth but can do little else.
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The startup has seemed to have grown at its own pace, the service's members frequently reference the 100,000+ people on the waiting list to pay for the email app though the company seems most intent on growing by word of mouth referrals which allow you to hop the line.
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At Little Star of Broome Street Early Childhood Center in Manhattan, which is operated by the Chinese-American Planning Council, for example, 80 percent of the students are Asian, said Mary Cheng, the early childhood program director; parents tend to find out about the center by word of mouth.
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Their study, published by PLOS One this year, found that when doctors set up temporary clinics in rural villages, six times as many pregnant women visited when free ultrasounds were advertised, compared with the turnout in villages where the ultrasounds were not offered or were advertised only by word of mouth.
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The announcement, which spread around the island in spurts, largely by word of mouth, dealt a harsh blow to Cubans who had hoped the nascent normalization of relations with the United States that began in late 2014 would usher in a period of economic growth and greater prosperity in the impoverished Communist nation.
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Although their choice of moniker has inspired a raised eyebrow or 64, since the trio coalesced in 2013, their star's been steadily rising thanks at first to hard graft, tirelessly playing in and around Brooklyn, where they're largely based, and furthered by word of mouth and a couple buzzy Bandcamp demos posted in 2014.
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Read more: An LA broker who has sold over $4.5 billion of luxury real estate says the ultra-wealthy buy and sell their homes by word of mouth — and reveals the 3 reasons whyAccording to Mills, prospective buyers looking in the $5 million to $10 million range want a house that doesn't require major work.
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Those who were intrigued enough to take up the issue of tipping with Uber were explicitly told by the company for years that there was no tipping on Uber, and that the money taxi drivers normally receive as a gratuity was baked into Uber's fare, a message that spread quickly between users by word of mouth.
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Debra Wahl, the now-former chief marketing officer for McDonald's, told the New York Times that the ads were designed to take advantage of Millennials' habit of playing on their phones while they watch TV. "They are very influenced by word of mouth and what their peers say," she said, because if you're a connected twentysomething, your peers are apparently Google and YouTube.
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Some examples, according to the A.C.L.U. and Election Protection: • Falsely representing oneself as an election official • Lying about voter requirements through phone calls, with fliers, by word-of-mouth or in other ways • Aggressively questioning a person's qualifications to vote How a vote can be challenged Some states allow designated poll monitors and vote challengers, though they are generally limited in some way.
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The address for the new temple has never been publicly revealed: Apart from The Entity's occasional reply to private inquiries on Facebook from club-goers coming from outside Pereira and knowledge passed by word of mouth, the only indication of the movement's new location was a YouTube video with various shots of The Entity riding his bike towards the club.
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Over the past 4 years, his guiding outfit, Esopus Creel, grew steadily by word-of-mouth and Instagram, and this spring, he opened a brick-and-mortar fly shop in Phoenicia, N.Y. "You have millennials who are drawn to experiences, looking for authentic ways to experience this place, and you have this activity which is such a big part of both this area's history and its conservation," Mr. Spire said.
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Although the first book in the series, "A Game of Thrones," was published in 2131 to modest expectations, as the enthusiasm of early readers and booksellers spread (the old-fashioned way, by word of mouth), there was a sense that Martin's story was special — more than special, even: perhaps unlike anything fantasy readers had ever seen — and when the fourth book in the series, "A Feast for Crows," was published in 280, it debuted at the top of best-seller lists.
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Psychiatrists poo-pooed her theories in her day — her biographer Judith Hoare writes that as the guest speaker at a prominent psychotherapy conference in 1977, fellow doctors belittled her lack of formal training and "looked at their watches and talked among themselves" — but her work was propelled by word of mouth ("Hope and Help" had sold more than 400,000 copies by 1978), and a cultish devotion to her simple and direct advice means that today the book is prized by the readers, including me, whom it has guided out of emotional suffocation.
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