The easiest way to be average is to follow the crowd.
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We officially give you permission to follow the crowd on this one.
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However, Cramer thinks that investors shouldn't be too quick to follow the crowd.
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Again you just need to follow the crowd; when they start chanting, so do you.
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I also said Muslims who follow the crowd, who follow, have a herd instinct, are like cattle.
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"In China, there is so much cash and people just follow the crowd," said Xu of Beijing Metal Consulting.
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Socrates said he pursued knowledge because he knew nothing, and that people had to learn from experts, not follow the crowd.
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While it is always encouraged to take a less traveled route, sometimes you just want to revel in the classic sightseeing and follow the crowd.
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Lead single "Peer Pressure" is a Heathers-sampling ode to teen anxiety, pingers and the arm-twisting so-called mates who try make us follow the crowd.
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Miucca Prada, the granddaughter of Mario Prada, the founder, had turned the luxury fashion house into a profitable international brand through strident design and a refusal to follow the crowd.
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The "aura" was one he had been bullishly projecting, which the follow-the-crowd media had been happy to promote — if for no other reason than to sell newspapers or attract clicks.
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For stock pickers, who pride themselves on their ability to zig where others zag by uncovering undervalued gems, such follow-the-crowd investing is anathema — and it is showing up in the numbers.
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Related: The best lightweight luggage for the upcoming travel season But if you don't have the time to do your own research before making a purchase, Amazon makes it easy to follow the crowd.
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When I used Letterboxd, I could sometimes feel the pressure to watch a popular or acclaimed film simply to follow the crowd and build up my credibility rather than following my own aesthetic instincts.
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"We are seeking out funds that make money and don't follow the crowd," Herman Laret, the director of global macro, commodity trading advisers, and multistrategy for Titan Advisors, said at the Greenwich Economic Forum this week.
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Because technology is often complicated and overwhelming to those without science or engineering training, potential customers and investors are not equipped to make knowledgeable assessments, and therefore follow the crowd of believers, not wanting to be left behind.
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So when the doors are suddenly flung open on a market that has been on such a breathtaking tear higher, it's only natural that many participants will follow the crowd outside looking to get a breath of fresh air.
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Inbox Ivy League Makes Tradition the Servant of Commerce To the Sports Editor: Re "Ivy League, Last Division I Holdout, Will Add Tournament," March 11: The Ivy League is making a tremendous mistake by choosing to follow the crowd with a postseason basketball tournament.
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It all starts at the bottom of your last run of the day — just pop off your skis and follow the crowd to the sprawling deck of CERVO, a boutique hotel that offers two levels of booze-fueled revelry with splendid views of the Matterhorn and the valley below.
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Much of this thinking accords with that of Paul Woolley, a veteran IMF official and fund manager, and Dimitri Vayanos, of the London School of Economics, who have argued that the very activity of benchmarking puts fund managers in a position where they are all too likely to follow the crowd.
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Read more: Online startup Vrai & Oro is challenging the traditional jewelry industry with conflict-free diamonds and custom engagement ringsThe Domed, Square, and Triangle profiles are the most popular shapes, while the 14-karat Yellow and White Gold are the most popular metals, but don&apost feel pressured to follow the crowd — if you have alternative designs in mind, you can contact Holden directly to make your dream wedding ring a reality.
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Cordle, Owen (June 22, 2011) "Eric Alexander: Don't Follow the Crowd". JazzTimes.
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Don't Follow the Crowd is an album by tenor saxophonist Eric Alexander. It was recorded in 2010 and released by HighNote Records the following year.
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The album was recorded at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, on November 4, 2010. The producer was Don Sickler.Alexander, Eric "Don't Follow the Crowd" (CD liner notes). HighNote Records.
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"Follow the Crowd" is a song composed by Irving Berlin for the 1914 musical The Queen of the MoviesHamm, Charles (1997). Irving Berlin: Songs from the Melting Pot : the Formative Years, 1907-1914. Oxford University Press. . pg. 209. when it was introduced by Frank Moulan.
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Follow the Crowd is a 1918 American short comedy film with Harold Lloyd. Previously thought to be a lost film, the SilentEra website says now that a "print exists". A truncated version (of slightly less than seven minutes), with both English and Spanish intertitles, was posted on YouTube in 2016. The film's plot has Harold accidentally getting involved with a terrorist group.
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Just as S'Traks planned, the recovery vehicle arrives and takes them into the Fourth Circle. As they explore, a group of aristopatrons – priests, high officials and businessmen – come marching by. S'Traks is shocked by their appearance – their necks have elongated and their heads have shrunk. Ambushing some stragglers, Valérian and S'Traks steal their clothes in order to disguise themselves and follow the crowd.
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Babbs tries to follow the crowd only to see the door shut in his face. He starts desperately knocking on the door—only to wake up on a park bench pounded by a constable's club. Interesting facts: Dzhigarhanyan originally auditioned for the part of Colonel Chesney, whom he played in the theater adaptation. However, the film director Viktor Titov saw Dzhigarkhanyan in the role of Judge Criggs.
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A China Daily editorial called it "a demonstration of collective boredom."Pierson, David (5 September 2009). China's favorite Internet craze: 'Jia Junpeng, your mom is calling you to come home and eat.', Los Angeles Times According to one analyst, the newly popular internet phenomenon reflects some characteristics of popular culture such as anti-intellectualism, an unwillingness to care about something's original value, confusion, a willingness to follow the crowd, decadence, and immaturity.
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"Winner" is the fourth single by British ska/indie band Kid British, released on 28 June 2010. It was released to coincide with the 2010 World Cup, and featured on their debut album To Get Nowhere, Follow the Crowd. The video for the single features former West Ham United and England forward Sir Geoff Hurst and Manchester City defender Nedum Onuoha. The song also features on the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa video game.
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The character was originally credited as Matt Williams, but Kolle wanted Matt introduced into the show's established Robinson family. The writers had already conjured up the idea that Matt would be the long-lost son of Hilary Robinson (Anne Scott-Pendlebury). Toner interviewed Kolle during the creation process and he explained that he wanted Matt to be different to the other teenagers previously featured in the series. Kolle did not want Matt to be portrayed as bad-tempered and unfriendly, but more disinclined to follow the crowd.
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Members agree to dispute resolution through the World Intellectual Property Organization.Maxine Horn "Ideas Need Industry as Industry Needs Ideas", WIPO magazine, August 2011 In June 2011, Creative Barcode licensed its idea registration process to AHHHA USA, a social ideation platform, and Brunel University. Inventor advocate Simon Brown, founder of the UK based United Innovation Association, has recommended that Creative Barcode be considered for protecting new ideas posted on crowdfunding sites.Simon Brown, "Follow the Crowd", Intellectual Property Magazine, July 2011 Creative Barcode charged fees to the creative works producers.
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Anthea (Charlotte Gregg) is undergoing a crisis of confidence: overworked, no boyfriend, and now all her friends are leaving Brisbane. She is tempted to leave herself, but is opposed by her longtime best platonic male friend Michael (Matt Zeremes). Michael thinks people who leave Brisbane are copycats who follow the crowd; he is quite happy to stay in Brisbane, he is in a stable job and a stable very low-maintenance "sex-with-the-ex" relationship with his ex-girlfriend, Stephanie (Sarah Kennedy). In short, he is in a rut.
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"Hale, Binnie", Encyclopedia of the Musical Theatre, Da Capo Press (2009), p. 169 She debuted in 1916 in three productions: the musical comedy Follow the Crowd, followed by the revue We’re All In It, both at the old Empire Theatre, and in the small role of Annette in the musical Houp La! at the newly opened St. Martin's Theatre. After this, she played in several revues and musical comedies, including 150 Pound Revue (1917), Charlotte in The Kiss Call (1919), Just Fancy and Jumble Sale (1920), Betty in My Nieces (1921), Helen in the London production of Katinka (1923), Puppets and The Odd Spot (both 1924).
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Since the early 2000's he has been widely acknowledged as one of the most influential and enigmatic designers on the global fashion stage. In December 2009, it was reported that Martin Margiela had quietly left the fashion house. In an interview with Women's Wear Daily in 2004, Rosso explained his admiration for Maison Margiela: "It's about being unique, and it appeals to people with strong personalities who don't want to follow the crowd." Following an investment phase by Rosso to improve production and sales, open more boutiques and add product lines, Maison Margiela had by 2005 increased their sales to €30 million, compared to €15 million in 2002.
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Over-imitation is "the tendency of young children to copy all of an adult model's actions, even components that are irrelevant for the task at hand." According to this human and cross-cultural phenomenon, a child has a strong tendency to automatically encode the deliberate action of an adult as causally meaningful even when the child observes evidence that proves that its performance is unnecessary. It is suggested that over-imitation "may be critical to the transmission of human culture." However, another study suggests that children don't just "blindly follow the crowd" since they can also be just as discriminating as adults in choosing whether an unnecessary action should be copied or not.
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Sheeple (; a portmanteau of "sheep" and "people") is a derogatory term that highlights the passive herd behavior of people easily controlled by a governing power or market fads which likens them to sheep, a herd animal that is easily led about. The term is used to describe those who voluntarily acquiesce to a suggestion without any significant critical analysis or research, in large part due to the majority of a population having a similar mindset. Word Spy defines it as "people who are meek, easily persuaded, and tend to follow the crowd (sheep + people)". Merriam-Webster defines the term as "people who are docile, compliant, or easily influenced: people likened to sheep".
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It Was This or Football was the intended first album by the British ska/indie band Kid British. The album was originally scheduled to be released via Mercury Records in two halves, like a football match - this idea was inspired by the title of the album, and the first half was released as an EP on 20 July 2009. However, the second half of the album was cancelled with the band stating on their Facebook page that they had been recording new tracks for the album and that a new full version of It Was This or Football would be released in summer 2010. It was later announced that the band's next album would instead be called To Get Nowhere, Follow the Crowd, due for release in October 2010.
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It's been implied that one of the reasons Max didn't do too well at school is George and Angie's constant arguing which makes it hard for him to concentrate on his studies, though his parents don't seem to care or even attempt to change even after Max practically broke down informing them of this, though it was implied he simply used it as an excuse in order to explain his getting a D in history at the time. Although he doesn't have Carmen's low self-esteem, he succumbs to peer pressure, and does outlandish things such as dyeing his hair purple, telling Benny to "take her tired ass home" (and being slapped in the face), and giving his garage to a band. Max once ended up in the hospital for alcohol poisoning after drinking grain alcohol mixed with fruit punch at a party. He easily gives in to peer pressure mainly because he got bullied in grade school (much like George used to) which prompted him to believe that he must follow the crowd in order to avoid being tormented.
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