Some of the arguments are not just hoopla, but dangerous hoopla.
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It felt like there were fewer champagne sparklers and less hoopla for the sake of hoopla — Snap's giant yellow ferris wheel was exchanged for a more subtle art exhibit this year, for example.
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Damon thinks such hoopla for a new laptop is overrated.
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The hoopla cannot drown out uncertainty about the firm's future.
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And last year the Mighty Hoopla was headlined by TLC.
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Whether anything comes from the hoopla remains to be seen.
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Pursuits I have never understood the hoopla over Disney World.
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Yet for all the hoopla, the deal was a cakewalk.
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Not that he's getting rid of all the health hoopla.
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" Another pal, Josh, a television executive, wrote: "Pyrotechnics and overwrought hoopla.
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The hoopla over her killing is a classic example of bigotry.
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The hoopla over Enoteca Maria is sort of a happy accident.
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"All this hoopla about plagiarizing Michelle Obama is so unfair," Maloney said.
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So after all the hoopla, Mr. Macron's proposed overhaul has been gutted.
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All that hoopla about how women don't like anal is decidedly untrue.
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What does the man himself have to say about all the hoopla?
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In this vacuum, female-focused brands like Meow and Hoopla were established.
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Even now, amid all the hoopla, the odds may not be propitious.
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We Were Here is on Amazon Prime, Hoopla, Kanopy, and other services.
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Others are more critical of the demo and the hoopla around it.
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Veterans Day 2202 has passed with all of its hoopla and hype.
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But his efforts did little to stop the hoopla over Ms. Kim.
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Their photographs hung on the wall on Tuesday morning, overseeing another year's hoopla.
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He was eventually cleared, but not without a lot of hoopla and intrigue.
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Given the hoopla, that would be a tougher argument to make in 2020.
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Some of the arguments being advanced for the new-style reviews are hoopla.
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But in spite of all the princess-y hoopla, Moana looks pretty intriguing.
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Almost lost in the Manning-Brady hoopla are two Super Bowl caliber teams.
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So is all this hoopla around futures contracts going to make bitcoin respectable?
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It somehow became actual news, thanks to all the hoopla arround the announcement.
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So long as the hoopla doesn't interfere with school, Ms. Wellington is accommodating.
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" —Taylor W. "Take advantage of our e-resources such as Hoopla, Freegal, and Kanopy.
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Beyond all the hoopla, domestic politics have delivered to Wall Street what it wants.
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San Francisco (CNN)Super Bowl 50 and the hoopla surrounding it is upon us.
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Other dishes, however, did not quite justify the hoopla that surrounded the restaurant's opening.
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Despite Chinese hoopla about the telescope as homegrown technology, it also uses foreign equipment.
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Much of this year's hoopla about Alexander Hamilton has focused on how he lived.
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If the hoopla surrounding the product is any indication, we'd act very, very fast.
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How is our potential President and Commander-In-Chief Donald Trump handling the hoopla?
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As in Detroit, dozens of new car models were unveiled, and to great hoopla.
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The outrage and hoopla around the cruelty of the policy is the whole point.
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Tour guides have been hawking Game of Thrones tours, trying to capitalize on the hoopla.
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But what all this hoopla hasn't quite reckoned is how much will people want it?
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If you're not into trucking, it's hard to understand what all the hoopla is about.
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But, for all the hoopla over robots, not many have penetrated the consumer market yet.
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But there is one very important difference, one that gets lost in the Watergate hoopla.
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"It's now in an unexpected defensive posture that's been accentuated by the hoopla it created."
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Meow and Hoopla were both born out of a dearth of support for female skaters.
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The hoopla surrounding the 50th anniversary of the moon landing suggests that many do now.
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Neither Biden nor Sanders surrounded their comments with the hoopla of Reagan's back in 21993.
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You had to strain to see any trace of LeBron-related hoopla until night fell.
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"Our implacable plaque unveiler," as Rhea calls him, does not enjoy or appreciate this hoopla.
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Mr. Parnas brought his wife and two of his sons to Washington for the hoopla.
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"That difference of 20 percent is what all the hoopla is about," Mr. Schorr said.
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That seems plausible, yet the reticence contrasts strikingly with the hoopla over the arrests and indictments.
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It also foreshadowed the hoopla over steel sport timepieces that dominate the luxury watch market today.
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The mastermind behind the festive explosion used 250,000 lights to make his holiday hoopla a reality.
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It's actually really amazing to see unfold, even though it was ultimately the demise of Hoopla.
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"It's gotten out of hand; a little bit out of hand," Willis said of the hoopla.
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But beneath all the braggadocio and hoopla, there will be little real uplift and nothing new.
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He sees the Hollywood hoopla as the shadow side of success, but maybe a necessary one.
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Mostly lost in the hoopla was one detail: The woman was never in the lion's space.
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Yet, for all the hoopla he has generated, he is trailing Senator Ted Cruz by seven points.
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But all the hoopla following her win didn't turn her head — fellow Olympian Hayes Jenkins already had.
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He's very nonchalant about the whole thing and isn't interested in any of the hoopla, she said.
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"Since all this hoopla has happened, I have been a victim of reading the comments," she says.
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Richter says despite the hoopla and theories about the cup, he's certain it was just an accident.
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The cameras also had to quickly cut away when Osbourne flashed her middle finger during the hoopla.
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Lost in the hoopla of the November 2014 Sony hack was a terrifying meltdown, literally, in Germany.
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Sometimes we like to imagine that we're just regular people, without all the branding, limelight, and hoopla.
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Away from the hoopla of the Wells Fargo, Democratic officials and strategists say it's a major concern.
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" As Raleigh of the Illinois library put it, the fake news hoopla is "a wake-up call.
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With all of the hippity-hoopla that's going around, you just keep being you and keep working.
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Despite all the Hollywood hoopla around the Oscars, this past weekend was a pretty slow one for moviegoers.
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All the hoopla and oversize checks aside, another very big winner of this contest is clear: It's Amazon.
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"I haven't read the book, I was sucked in by all the hoopla," said medical student Candice Leong.
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Right after the election, Erik Hagerman decided he'd take a break from reading about the hoopla of politics.
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Given how flawed the index is, what is all the hoopla surrounding this index reaching a historic level?
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Microsoft introduced Microsoft Teams today to much fanfare and hoopla — as only Microsoft can seem to do these days.
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Cramer thinks that all this hoopla on Wall Street about the Dow Jones industrial average hitting 20,000 is silly.
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But amidst all the Hollywood hoopla, sometimes we are blessed with kernels of earnest inspiration from impassioned acceptance speeches.
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According to the Friday Night Lights star, all the body-conscious hoopla made him more sympathetic to female actors.
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"I unwittingly created a whole sort of hoopla with my choice of words," Paltrow joked to Today in 2016.
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It's hard to step out of the locker room and understand the hoopla that comes with chasing the record.
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If anything, the hoopla over Bernie's tax returns is a useful reminder of who deserves wealth and who doesn't.
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"Some senators' fake accounts were called out here while others were taken down discreetly without press hoopla," he said.
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"I unwittingly created a whole sort of hoopla with my choice of words," Paltrow joked to Today in 2016.
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Fox News anchor Bill O'Reilly says truth is out the window in the hoopla surrounding the 2016 presidential race.
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Why it matters: For all the hoopla surrounding electric cars, they're still only a sliver of America's auto industry.
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Picture Prompts What do you think of the hoopla surrounding the royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle?
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The hotel has had no vacancy since February and a manager there likened the hoopla to the Super Bowl.
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Then I thought, oh, my gosh, here comes the fodder, the hoopla, everyone pointing fingers, complaining, making up stories.
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Jim Cramer thinks that all this hoopla on Wall Street about the Dow Jones industrial average hitting 2743,000 is silly.
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And then there are those of us who find all the New Year's hoopla to be redundant, overrated, and unnecessary.
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For Panthers quarterback Cam Newton, whose alter ego is Superman, the Super Bowl Media Night hoopla was to be expected.
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Lee seeks to make both experiences—the Middle Eastern battlefield and the Dallas halftime hoopla—unnerving in their own way.
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"Just trying not to make a bigger deal out of this than it already is," Brees said of the hoopla.
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Mimi Knoop shares a similar story: After running the contest circuit, she and Cara-Beth Burnside started Hoopla in 2008.
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"The original mission of Hoopla was to create a support system for female pros where none existed prior," she said.
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This is a classic set-up for cinematic hoopla: secret letters arriving at their intended destinations, unbeknownst to their author.
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Before the celebratory hoopla begins, we must disclose that this glorious news does not come to us under absolute certainty.
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But while it can be maddening at times, the huge hoopla that surrounds a Dallas team can also be fun.
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Aside from a few missing titles here and there, these nominees were to be expected given the hoopla surrounding them.
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Amid all the hoopla about her 1960 breakthrough, Ms. Redfield tried to make a simple point whenever she was interviewed.
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Gabe Pressman, the senior correspondent for WNBC-TV, covered the hoopla of New York politics, protests and parades for decades.
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Before all the recent hippo hoopla, Ms. Peevey, the former owner of a boutique advertising agency in El Cajon, Calif.
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Nearly all libraries give their patrons the ability to borrow e-books through an app like Overdrive, Libby or Hoopla.
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With all the hoopla already, the game between the Falcons and the Patriots on Sunday seems almost a secondary consideration.
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Our DNC sources tell us both of them milled around backstage, talking to fans and taking in all the hoopla.
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Available on Hoopla We've previously highlighted how the complete work of veteran documentarian Frederick Wiseman is almost solely available on Kanopy.
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Kourtney Kardashian arrived back in L.A. ... but zipped it shut when photogs asked about all the hoopla over her baby daddy.
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This coming season should be particularly fascinating, as the "see now, buy now" hoopla is markedly changing the traditional show schedule.
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Hoai-Tran Bui, Slashfilm Much hoopla has been made about Carol being an unsympathetic character, that's not the case at all.
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Kobe's been receiving all kinds of hoopla about this being his last All Star game, and he's visibly a little wistful.
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This is a part of the draw of a fraud, the self-satisfied affluence that holds up amid so much hoopla.
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Despite all the hoopla over wind energy, the nation's only offshore wind turbines are located in coastal waters near Rhode Island.
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"I'm sorry for getting anyone involved in this whole hoopla from last year with the man I was dating," Gunvalson said.
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And in the thick of that hoopla, there's been a disregard for the onus of responsibility befalling black "headline making" professionals.
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For all the hoopla, the edges of the stadium can still provide a quiet setting for a perfect summer date night.
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Given the hoopla that tends to surround such farewells, it doesn't feel like "Silicon Valley" is going out with a bang.
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The rock – named Allan Hills 84001, after the Antarctic location where it was found – generated as much media hoopla as Schiaparelli's canali .
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Now one longtime fan is making sure all that suckage doesn't get lost amid the hoopla over the hoops world's current darlings.
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What's really surprising is that, despite all this hoopla, it's hard to find a single chatbot that's actually a really good product.
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To follow the hoopla that came with the sugary, colorful beverage last April, Starbucks is reportedly releasing another fruity creation this week.
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Whether Heinz Bender, the pastry chef who baked the 350-pound cake amid the hoopla, altered the original recipe is not known.
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There's all this hoopla, because I think there are people on the left who clearly want the country to fail at this.
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With all the hoopla surrounding the FBI-Apple controversy, it may surprise you how easy it is to hack into an iPhone.
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But the Oprah hoopla is a lesson to Democrats and a clue to which of them might ultimately get the party's nomination.
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Amid all the hoopla about Russia's covert attempts to manipulate the 21946 American presidential election, one state has been conspicuously quiet: China.
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The hoopla over whether or not President Trump would allow the infamous Republican memo to be seen was always beside the point.
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" And I started imagining, "Yeah, but what's the next day like, when the cameras aren't around and the hoopla has died down?
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Shares instantly traded higher on the New York Stock exchange after enormous Wall Street hoopla to a high of $60.97 that day.
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Lost amidst the red iPhone and death of iPad Air hoopla was Apple's latest attempt to turnaround its education market: A $297 iPad.
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Little Blue seemed totally over the hoopla in a princess-y look, Lorraine Schwartz tiara and all, that definitely did not come cheap.
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"My friends in Texas who go to schools in the state have cute rooms, but not all this hoopla in it," says Hulme.
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As several Labour MPs were quick to point out, for all the hoopla around Mr Corbyn's surge in the polls, he still lost.
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And this year the hoopla will unfold against the background of one of the ugliest, most deeply divided election years in modern history.
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It's not that he isn't a star worthy of Saturday night's hoopla, either; he's more famous than the majority of the other participants.
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This is Texas after all, and in spite of the national and international media hoopla, O'Rourke's odds of victory were always extremely long.
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Yet the fact that Pacquiao is not attracting the hoopla he previously has may be an indication that his career is winding down.
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But amid the hoopla over the summit -- and the white-hot reactions in Washington and Moscow -- Putin himself was characteristically measured and subdued.
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" Ioos said all the hoopla that has grown around the game makes covering the Super Bowl "sort of an Olympics in one day.
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Despite the hoopla over Apple's latest iPhones, the biggest iOS news this month might be the recent large-scale hacking campaign against it.
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Hoopla aside, several advertisers said they were taking a harder line with such platforms, though they were eager to continue working with them.
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He doesn't shake a pom-pom or anything, being more of a shades-and-jeans man, without a trace of hoopla or hullabaloo.
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The hoopla will be fervent, among the faithful, and both the life and the works will doubtless be aired afresh on our behalf.
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The documentary Vaxxed, directed by discredited British doctor Andrew Wakefield, was removed from Amazon Prime Video as well as library media streaming service Hoopla.
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The hoopla generated by Eat, Pray, Love allows Gilbert to possess the financial freedom and the cachet she does now, and she knows it.
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And even if that means, that eventually when all this hoopla dies down, I might need to take another job outside of the business.
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Golden Oscars will be distributed, and then we can all head on home until it's time to go through this hoopla again next year.
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The political hoopla surrounding the meeting means that significant progress is unlikely — even if the White House is trying to play down the spectacle.
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I find it interesting that there has been a big farewell tour for Kobe, but not a lot of hoopla for Gary Vitti's retirement.
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After the hoopla that surrounded its start, the linear audience per week has slid below 500,000 viewers, a pittance even by pay-TV standards.
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It's been 20 years since Stealing Beauty was released, and yet, it's somehow escaped the anniversary hoopla that films like Kids and Clueless received.
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The council is renaming them the Fashion Awards, globalizing them, moving the hoopla around hem to the Royal Albert Hall and otherwise upscaling them.
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For those who love the substance of fashion more than the hoopla that surrounds it, working for Vogue Patterns was — and is — the ultimate.
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For starters, ABC is naïve if it thinks that cutting Barr out of the show will completely divorce her from the hoopla surrounding it.
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Sunday Routine Even if you didn't watch the CBS show "The Good Wife," you may have heard the hoopla surrounding its 2014 plot twist.
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Whatever actually happens doesn't really matter at this point, fans are just shook at the possibility of something coming out of all this hoopla.
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It was a boring, lame, non-suspenseful, never-ending, drool-puddle exercise in all that can suck about professional football and the surrounding hoopla.
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Lost in all the hoopla around the talks with the Taliban is that there will be a presidential election in Afghanistan on Sept. 28.
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Or it could indeed all be a whole lot of hoopla over nothing — overscrutinizing two comments that were meant to be a little cute.
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It serves as an important reminder that amid all the hoopla around trading debuts, small investors wind up taking a lot of the risk.
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Jacobs offered an antidote to all the hoopla that too often defines NYFW (and Fashion Month in general): the noise, the embellishment, the exaggerated showmanship.
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Plus with all the hoopla surrounding Schiaparelli's crash, it can be easy to forget that the ExoMars mission still experienced a big win in October.
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But to hear him talk about what makes for great product, you'd think that this academic hoopla is just a distraction from what's really important.
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"Hopefully, we can help somebody, help a group of people with this whole fiasco or hoopla, or whatever you want to call it," Sale said.
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Financial success will depend on repeat visits by fans in the weeks ahead and attendance by older moviegoers, who tend to skip the initial hoopla.
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Before all the current hoopla, babka was just a nice Jewish cake from the old country with barely any recognition beyond the lox-loving set.
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The introductory hoopla and the Japanese connection aside, it's a user-friendly bourbon, smooth and spicy, with characteristic lingering sweetness at a relatively modest price.
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All the hoopla was enough to convince Mr. Wyckoff that he was on to something, and he began painting as many trees as he could.
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Available on: Hoopla and Kanopy (also available to rent on other sites) Black Panther is far and away this year's highest-grossing big Oscar contender.
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" Another ticket buyer, Eloisa Raymundo, explained to the same reporter that she was headed to the San Diego event "to see all the speculation and hoopla.
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All the hoopla that Shepherd has caused with her letter is nothing more than a bad move in the game of pressure groups in the Netherlands.
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Recently top Hoopla team riders like Nora Vasconcellos and Samarria Brevard left after receiving offers from bigger brands that management knew they couldn't, and shouldn't, refuse.
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And the Golden Globe for most obvious PR stunt goes to Fiji Water Girl Cuthbert told People magazine she was initially unaware of all the hoopla.
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Chesley Sullenberger of a jet on the Hudson River, connected primarily with older moviegoers, who are usually reluctant to come out on hoopla-filled opening weekends.
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But among the hoopla and posturing, something that might actually affect the way you vote happened, in the sense that you might not vote at all.
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Some super-priced homes are offered only privately, rather than through public channels, to avoid the hoopla that this sort of QE-wealth-effect creation brings.
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Turns out they are more preoccupied with making the most of their remaining, brief visit to this planet than with all the hoopla surrounding hair color.
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But with all the hoopla surrounding the release of Avengers: Infinity War—apparently the heroes are going to war with a thumb with legs called Thanos?
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"Since I'm Jewish and we celebrate Hanukkah and downplay the Christmas stuff, we really don't mind not being at home during all that hoopla," he wrote.
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So when The Asahi Shimbun, a respectable broadsheet, published its scoop, the hoopla that followed was just an echo of what Masako had endured for years.
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Shortly after the Dow did eclipse 20,5003, attention turned to when it'd hit the 21,000-point threshold, albeit the hoopla surrounding 21,000was tame compared to 20,000.
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"In the midst of all this hoopla, it's sometimes easy to forget the actual experience of shooting a movie," Mendes said, accepting his best director award.
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When the awards season hoopla dies down, she will get back to her latest project: the invitation-only Girls Club, a networking group for creative women.
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Ai seemed refreshingly nonplussed about all the hoopla at the press preview the next morning, waggishly filming those in the audience when not addressing their questions.
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"Sometimes you think about playing in the N.C.A.A., with all the hoopla and attention they get," Connor Wood, Carleton's leading scorer, said after Sunday's championship game.
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Mr. Arnault remained close to her side throughout the night, except when he was spotted trying his luck at the Dom Pérignon Champagne hoopla (another LVMH brand).
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The divide between the official, badge-holding festival and the thousands of people who just swept into town to be part of the hoopla felt particularly pronounced.
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For all the hoopla over Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the House agenda looks pragmatic, with a focus on fiscal prudence, infrastructure development and not impeaching President Donald Trump.
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As advocacy professionals, we have a duty to continue to spur action and cultivate relationships during this all-important break from the hoopla in the nation's capital.
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While much of Nashville is still asleep (or in church), see what all the hoopla is about downtown and on Broadway without the frenzy or the hangover.
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With an overabundance of products and marketing hoopla in the beauty industry, it takes a lot for a brand to break through the noise and get people talking.
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Fifty years ago the hoopla was helped along by the Los Angeles Ramettes, majorettes who performed at Rams games, who entertained during pregame festivities and after each quarter.
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That being said, this month, a coworker and I decided to see what all the hoopla surrounding infrequent hair washing was about (stay tuned for the full story).
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Harvinderjit Singh, one of Najib's lawyers, declined to comment on the former premier's public appearances but said the 1MDB trials were unlikely to be affected by the hoopla.
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We had a real run-up last year and the year before, with lots of money coming into the system and momentum investing and all the unicorn hoopla.
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On that score, the Celtics and Lakers have earned their "Best of Enemies" label, and ESPN has produced a two-night event that's worthy of all the hoopla.
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This may explain why Stuart Vevers, who replaced Mr. Krakoff, has thus far left Cashin out of the marketing hoopla and product introductions attached to Coach's current anniversary.
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Political polarization If the hearing uncovered any significant revelations about the conduct of the Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump investigations it was not immediately obvious amid the hoopla.
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We like to think that the hoopla is about our music, and it's just people freaking out that we write great songs and that we play good shows.
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Consumers are wise, however, to the fact that the holidays are retailers' biggest sales season, which may be why they're particularly critical of all the hoopla around it.
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Jack Ewing The hoopla surrounding the first deliveries of Tesla's Model 3 car will be dying down just as the company reports its second-quarter earnings on Wednesday.
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After the hoopla from Phelps's turn had died down, Greller stepped to the tee and, with Phelps serving as the announcer, hit the green with his tee shot.
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You see, based on the subject matter and post-Sundance hoopla, I assumed the movie was going to be fantastic — poignant and inspiring, at least, if not a masterpiece.
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Part of the hoopla was a reenactment of the Battle of New Orleans from the War of 1812, and there were women dressed as Southern belles in the stands.
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RADIO CITY CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR and ELF THE MUSICAL The high-kicking holiday hoopla that stars the Rockettes and epitomizes Christmas in New York City returns. Nov. 213-Jan. 1.
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When I phoned Caulfield on Monday, he had spent the morning sifting through the scientific literature on cupping after all the hoopla around its use right now in Rio.
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Today's baffled reactions to Cats, when stripped of the hype and hoopla the show originally generated, seem to reflect much of the public's changed attitude toward Lloyd Webber himself.
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Mr. Russell's vision for Oxalis is the one behind the bistronomie movement in France and its disciples abroad: carefully considered food served without the hoopla that drives up tabs.
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As for the music video ... Getty says Beyonce's getting a bad rap and his video is also being misinterpreted ... the hoopla is not against all cops ... just bad ones.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Anthony Joshua woke up on Wednesday to find himself more of a wanted man than ever in boxing's entertaining new era of old-fashioned heavyweight hoopla and intrigue.
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But that too is dangerous, because despite all the hoopla, there is no firm nuclear deal between the world and North Korea—just vague words on a piece of paper.
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As soon as I mentioned that I happened to share the same birthday, the whole family made sure that I felt included in all the ensuing cake-and-song hoopla.
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Every year, when these reports come out, there's generally a lot of hoopla because these are the only metrics we have to analyze how well each company's tech performs. Comma.
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DeBolt, who takes every opportunity to plug Sheridan's tourist attractions (hunting and fishing) and neighborly life-style ("I think we had a thief here — once"), was delighted with the hoopla.
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The Afghanistan negotiations have had none of the hoopla surrounding them that President Trump has injected into his discussions with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un about his nuclear program.
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Raised by a cinema-usher mother and a public-relations-executive father, David Jones grows up with a taste for Hollywood glamour and a sense of the power of hoopla.
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In the hoopla, Amazon highlighted the jobs it planned to create with the move — up to 50,000 total — and spurred a horde of towns, from Dallas to Boston, to apply.
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N.Y.U. took a shot but missed the mark, despite all the hoopla surrounding its announcement and the framing of its offer as generous philanthropy to the tune of $600 million.
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A summer full of glossy magazine photo spreads and the hoopla surrounding the toyfest that was Force Friday II would likely have stepped on the fanfare of a trailer release.
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Comey described Clinton as "extremely careless" — a comment that would have done more damage to Clinton's reputation if it weren't overshadowed by the hoopla over Trump's six-sided star tweet.
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoDespite all the hype and hoopla for Google's "first" homegrown phone, the Pixel was met with a lukewarm reception when it launched back in the fall of 2016.
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This fact was lost amid the hoopla over the Arkansas law that briefly opened up all college sporting venues to concealed weapons: It's not the only state to have done so.
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Then let market forces work, and when a bank fails, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation can resolve the situation, with little hoopla, as it has with 515 bank failures since 2008.
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If you come to the book seeking Harry Potter novel number 8 — which, given the marketing hoopla and midnight book launch parties, you'd be forgiven for expecting — you may be disappointed.
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Whether or not you've gone through the hoopla to get your hands on a Mansur Gavriel bag, you've undoubtedly seen those minimalist bags spread like wildfire among the fashion-obsessed crowd.
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This struck me especially during the 1986 release of the crowd-pleasing "Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home" and the hoopla over 1987's "Star Trek: The Next Generation" TV series.
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When the Westminster hoopla was over, he headed back to California to roam the two-acre (0.81-hectare) property, lounge on the couch, and torture the family feline, Nunes-Atkinson said.
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The hoopla around him is in stark contrast to what Dave Maloney, a former Rangers captain, experienced in 20183 when he was a first-round pick as a 22018-year-old.
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"Not till they started making all that hoopla over it," said Larry Randall, 54, who was setting off on a bike ride one afternoon this week in front of the memorial.
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But the movie gods had other plans — offering a prime example, as Hollywood hurtles into its annual awards hoopla, of the messy confluence of ephemeral factors that make some films sizzle.
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After all the hoopla around the "Flash Boys" book, all the regulatory hand-wringing, the traded barbs, and the TV fights, IEX will finally launch as a stock exchange beginning on Friday.
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His music is available for purchase on iTunes, Google and Amazon music (no streaming though), or, with a library card, sign up for Hoopla, which has access to some of his albums.
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It just feels like the iPhone 27 itself, the essential device and the things it can do, got almost lost under the weight of all the hype and hoopla of its launch.
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Northwestern's 18-4 record represents the best 153-game start in school history, and coach Chris Collins is worrying that all the rare hoopla surrounding the program could torpedo its special season.
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Lost in all the gold-medal hoopla this week, however, is what it was it's been like for some of those survivors to take their turns on the biggest stage of all.
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You can start to think that they see their Thanksgiving something like Christmas morning among the Whos down in Whoville, calmly sharing the true spirit of the day without all the hoopla.
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If you believed the pre-debate hoopla, Houston was supposed to transform the Democratic contest by (stop the presses) putting the ten leading candidates on the same stage for the first time.
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While others sidle and swerve through the political and religious hoopla of late-17th-century London court life, Anne, with her watering eyes and comfort eating, merely plods, plaintive and often afraid.
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Vows The weekend leading to the marriage of Fred Nelson III and Lynda Cartwright on Christmas Eve was frantic with mad-dash details amid holiday hoopla, but it could have been worse.
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That was the rare moral victory that also had tangible benefits, galvanizing the Red Sox clubhouse around Eovaldi and crystallizing the starters' selfless approach — even if they still don't buy the hoopla.
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The event, now in its second season, features runway shows and presentations from American fashion brands including John Varvatos, Todd Snyder and Public School, separate from the women's wear hoopla later this month.
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To me, it's telling that Toys"R"Us ignored the recent hoopla around Super NES Classic pre-sales, instead letting the companies that have long been eating its lunch have the moment instead.
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The big picture: For all the hoopla around e-commerce, physical stores continue to command some 90% of the retail pie in the U.S. — and will for at least another decade, experts predict.
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Coach Brian Kelly and his staff are trying to tone down the hoopla surrounding the Fighting Irish (2100-100), who have six impressive victories since losing by a point to No. 2146.1 Georgia.
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Away from the klieg lights of DC and the hoopla of the Sunday shows, state, county and city governments keep plugging away, building schools, funding transit, negotiating contracts, setting environmental policies and more.
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"After all the hoopla about doing more and not standing on the sidelines, the ECB seems only to have barely stepped onto the playing field," said Robert Brusca, chief economist at FAO Economics.
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But until unbiased, quantifiable data plays a stronger role in the measurements of healthcare quality, I'll be the guy sitting in the corner pointing out that all this hoopla is missing the point.
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But amid the hoopla and the justifiable excitement, it is important to remember that Gauff is the youngest player in the women's singles draw and that her tennis remains a work in progress.
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Reynolds cited director John Boorman's Oscar-nominated 21950 "Deliverance" as his best film and said he regretted that the hoopla from his Cosmopolitan appearance detracted from the movie that made him a star.
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Elon Musk is a hype merchant, and this weekend his Twitter account served up a generous serving of hoopla for the OpenAI bots that were destroying the best Dota 2 players in the world.
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But there are concerns among some investors in Tesla, which has promised to turn profitable this year, even after the hoopla and exuberance surrounding the unveiling late on Thursday of a Model 3 prototype.
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Projects that were announced with hoopla are only partly finished, and some areas await services like a new school or park improvements that were promised years ago as part of plans for a development.
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And he has attracted various pop stars, heavyweight boxing title fights and World Wrestling Entertainment hoopla to the kingdom, allowed women to drive, and acknowledged the need to pivot the economy away from oil.
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Consider the hoopla around "promposals": Girls may send out emissaries to test the waters, but the request still usually comes from the boy — sometimes with as many bells and whistles as a marriage proposal.
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It was a stunning accusation of disloyalty, but the substance has all but been lost in the hoopla around the body language between the two of them, and the gender imbalance in the room.
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The book also vividly captures a present-tense sense of India's social anxiety as hoopla over the country's much touted economic opportunities has toppled over into a general desperation, a fear of missing out.
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The nickname goes to the last player chosen in the N.F.L. draft (or in a few cases, to the second-to-last), long after the hoopla and endless chatter over the No. 1 pick.
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Finally, with great hoopla, roll out the new Senate American Health Care Act, which will bear an uncanny resemblance to Obamacare, but with at least a few of the problem areas revised and improved.
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But upon reflection — and, to be honest, amid all the hoopla, you have ample time for reflection — I came to feel a new and helpful idea arising from the crazy stew of delicious visions.
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It's easy to forget, in the face of all the hoopla, that when Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone came out 20 years ago, it was just another book on the Scholastic Book Fair tables.
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This New York Fashion Week is expected to be a head-scratcher, between the see-now-buy-now hoopla, the Tommy Hilfiger and Gigi Hadid carnival extravaganza, and the Department of Sanitation's debut runway moment.
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Yes, I'm biracial like Meghan Markle, black like Meghan Markle, but I told myself I would watch a couple minutes of the royal hoopla — catch a glimpse of that dress, maybe — and then carry on.
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For all the official hoopla surrounding the level of care supposedly available to suffering detainees in its ambit, Krome, like most other detainee facilities, operates far out of range of sustained public and media scrutiny.
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Back home, he endured thrice daily breathing treatments and myriad medications, appointments and tests, all meant to counter the sad reality that after all of the medical hoopla, Jack's trachea was still 80 percent obstructed.
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Lost amid the collective sigh of relief and the hoopla about President Trump's wall was the news that astronomers had won a key victory: A pair of cosmically ambitious telescopes were rescued from possible oblivion.
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And again, I agree that all the hoopla this past week has been a lot, but I can&apost imagine going somewhere and asking for help and then having my children being taken away from me.
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And then there are people who insist that all this health hoopla is ridiculous, that you should enjoy yourself, live a little, stop worrying — but you have no self-respect if you eat a Big Mac.
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While I've only used Scribd in the past for PDF embeds in stories (like those here on TechCrunch dot com), their iPhone app is already vastly more pleasant to browse than something like Audible or Hoopla.
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The prizes include gin, sunglasses, Cher tickets, and a performance slot on the main stage of the Mighty Hoopla—a festival held by Sink The Pink that will take place in Brixton's Brockwell Park in June.
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Swift gave a nod to last year's hoopla over then-boyfriend actor Tom Hiddleston, who wore a white "I Heart T.S." tank while the pair frolicked with friends at the beach for Fourth of July weekend.
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While staff at the 263-room Trump International Hotel planned little hoopla for what they described as a "soft opening," about a dozen protesters opposed to the New York real estate developer's presidential run gathered outside.
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" Steven Aftergood, who directs the project on government secrecy at the Federation of American Scientists, said, "It suggests that much of the campaign hoopla directed against Hillary Clinton by Mr. Trump was manufactured, and not sincere.
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While staff members at the 263-room Trump International Hotel planned little hoopla for what they described as a "soft opening," about 40 protesters opposed to the New York real estate developer's presidential run gathered outside.
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The hoopla surrounding Super Bowl spots -- fueled by the reported $5.6 million that advertisers shelled out for the most expensive 30-second ads -- fosters huge expectations, with the lingering question of whether the investment paid off.
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But the hoopla of budget day is gone, a relic of a time when politics were less polarized, the federal deficit drove political decisions and the White House and Congress still took the budget process seriously.
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"This is the trough of disillusionment," says PolySync's Keiter, referring to the tech doldrums that often come between the precipitous hoopla of media coverage and funding rounds, and the eventual, slow upward progress of technology years later.
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But as I try to cut down on my delivery footprint, I've been relying more on apps like Axis360, Hoopla and Overdrive that help you download books (and comics and movies) from your local library for free.
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"We had a parade on Saturday night where you're up on a Thomas the Tank Engine float," said Victoria O'Connell, the Clare Rose, forswearing any interest in winning by suggesting that the preshow hoopla was triumph enough.
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Despite all the headlines and hoopla, only three outright pros have qualified among the 250 men and none run any risk of being stopped by autograph hunters in the casinos of Las Vegas or streets of New York.
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The male contestants on this season of The Bachelorette, and their incredibly lackluster gimmicks, have already started to wear down viewers, who frankly don't need that sort of producer-polished hoopla to stay tuned in week to week.
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Yet the entertainment industry has collectively chosen to capitalize on the event's promotional benefits, while the media that covers Hollywood seldom brings up the past, instead focusing on the speculation about who'll win and the red-carpet hoopla.
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Even more than "Best in Show," the new movie aims dead center at a national mania for competitions that threatens to transform everyday human activities into cutthroat show-business battles designed for television, with judges, awards and hoopla.
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In the middle of the constant hubbub and hoopla, with mindlessness careening full speed ahead, Humphrey made works — at once retinal and tactile — that allude to "frontal space," as he put it in an interview with Amy Baker.
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Whether or not you embrace Clinton as your champion, the takeaway from these four hours — and the hoopla surrounding them — is that as a lifelong advocate for causes in which she believes, she isn't going away anytime soon.
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Among the various attributes that have enabled the undrafted Caruso to play his way into a rotation spot with the veteran-laden Lakers is an ability to resist getting swept up in the Hollywood hoopla all around him.
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"If Mildred were alive now, I don't think she'd want to do any junkets, any of this nonsense, any of this hoopla," said Ms. Negga, on a day in which she joked that she had done 782 interviews.
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After all, not being part of a sappy couple during the chocolates-and-flowers Valentine's hoopla is hardly the end of the world—especially if it means you're ready to find the relationship you should have, according to science.
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Nissan's announcement comes a month after Tesla CEO Elon Musk broke the disappointing news to prospective Model 2450 owners during pre-registration hoopla that the impending electric sedan will not offer free supercharging with its $23,000 base sticker price.
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GIVEN all the hoopla of President Donald Trump's summit with Kim Jong Un, North Korea's dictator, the opening on the same day of a new American not-quite-an-embassy in Taipei was never going to hog the headlines.
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That's the effect of "Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology," the latest of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's annual fashion extravaganzas from its Costume Institute, and one distinguished by a lack of Met Gala-style hoopla.
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Currently showing in the Netherlands, "All That Hoopla" (2016) is a brightly colored, fairy-lit fairground stall at which visitors throw wooden rings to win prints by the artist (5 euros for 3 rings, or 8 euros for 6).
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Despite all the hoopla — the campaign-season parties, the red-carpet events and acceptance speeches — the Emmys telecast had scored a low in the ratings, with 10.2 million viewers, a loss of 11 percent compared with last year's show.
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He's not so much worried about the hoopla—not to say he wouldn't want an MVP trophy, I'm pretty sure anybody would want that—but his personality is like 'I'm gonna do my job, I'm gonna get it done.
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The co-host of the third hour of Today and the Denver Broncos linebacker are headed to the Kentucky Derby to cover the fun for NBC Sports this year, putting them right in the middle of the horse-filled hoopla.
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It's worth a watch for its tongue-in-cheek nods to the standard music industry hoopla that tends to surround new records — and to hear Clark stress that the album's title is pronounced "mass seduction, not mass education" (or "ass education").
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As for its "online searches," they are for searching Amazon's catalog of things for sale, not for the general searching of the internet by the public or accessing library-linked projects like Overdrive, Kanopy, and Hoopla that allow free digital borrowing.
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In a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the Scottish actress was asked about the hoopla regarding her red crop top and short khaki shorts (while her male costars have more full outfits with all of their body parts covered).
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Of the five genre-hopping books that I'm reading elsewhere through a patchwork of systems (Hoopla and Overdrive via my local library and Audible's paid service), a Scribd search shows all of them are available… all in one place, for once.
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" The same person criticized how the hoopla surrounding the dinner is being handled by journalists and news organizations alike, saying, "The press continues to get the shit kicked out of it, and this is just like another perceived sign of weakness.
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We already are older than we have ever been as a country but, for all of the hype and hoopla surrounding the new generations, the older generations will need more post-retirement, nursing home and in-home care than ever before.
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Come at us, we've got thick skin at this point; we're going to defend what we do and say the same thing we've always said: we stay away from religion and politics and we don't know what the hoopla is.
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Of course, there should be all of the usual hoopla that accompanies an announcement: speeches by top executives, product demos, videos, and perhaps a special guest or two — not to mention our always fun-to-read live blogging of the event.
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I suspect that one reason for this is because these artists first gained attention in the mid-1970s, during the decade when painting was dead and just before its so-called return with the hoopla generated by the Neo-Expressionists.
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All that hoopla over matching gloves, witness testimonies, and fiber/blood evidence didn't really matter—what really mattered was that this "black man," this ex-football player, pissed off the nation of the "white and privileged," and somehow, he got away with it.
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Not that there's anything wrong with that — we live for those fantastic moments that can only be lived at a runway show, because the fantasy level is way too high for real life — but underneath all the wonder and hoopla are real clothes.
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The hoopla generated by a recent book on labour markets by Oren Cass of the Manhattan Institute, which made a conservative case for wage subsidies and other interventions to promote the dignity of work among strugglers, was both justified and indicative of this.
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And while Hoopla has had a rockier journey, for the time being, women "are on the crest of one of those high points in terms of popularity, new opportunities, and increased value," Knoop says, and it's high time they reaped the benefits.
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And the Cohen case, for all the hoopla surrounding it, is not clearly and directly connected with the president to the degree that I would be confident saying it could bring him down, any more than Whitewater brought down former President Bill Clinton.
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For Barack Obama read Donald J. Trump; for François Hollande, read Emmanuel Macron; for David Cameron, read Theresa May — and she is set to step down soon after the hoopla of this week's anniversary to be replaced by an as yet unidentified successor.
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But the ever-polite Martin — who was reluctant to be interviewed as he would like to keep a respectful distance given the daily hoopla Ball already endures — said he wouldn't dare impose himself on Ball in the middle of his rookie campaign.
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Yet neither occasion is generating anything close to its usual hoopla or anticipation amid the deep sorrow that has gripped those who play and work in the N.B.A. — with no way to forecast how long the pain will be felt so acutely.
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Spotted in the massive sea of humanity were school kids toting backpacks, workers taking a break, lucky employees whose businesses closed for the day, entire families savoring the moment together and people from far-flung states who traveled hours to join in the hoopla.
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The titles of recent books about President Donald Trump suggest to the reader that there must be a person of substance behind the weird hair and the too-long ties—that there is a profound truth amidst the tweets and the hoopla and the bombast.
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And when the 1996 Olympics were over, the hoopla died down, and the Magnificent Seven were a great footnote of the past, I found a Dominique Dawes-caliber role model in my older sister, who was a much better gymnast than I would ever be.
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Gabe Pressman, the senior correspondent for WNBC-TV and the indefatigable dean of New York's television reporters, who chased breaking news, interviewed countless celebrities and covered the hoopla of politics, protests and parades for more than six decades, died early Friday morning in Manhattan.
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It seemed equal part an earnest bid to get people off the sidelines and into a picket line and equal part showbiz hoopla aimed at bolstering a show that opened last week to mixed reviews and that has not yet caught fire with ticket buyers.
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But this year, amid the hoopla surrounding the anniversary, I found myself wondering if, after 17 years and more than 200 visits to the museum, was I — like the pre-Napoleon Ferdinand VII — so accustomed to the highlights that I took everything else for granted?
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But booking acts like Davido is what continues to make a draw out of SXSW, the festival itself, the part that coordinates with artists from around the world to bring them to Austin but gets drowned out by the surrounding hoopla and marketing money tossed around.
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While being interviewed outside the party, Prince shared a nice little nugget about life with their dad during the spooky holiday ... which, as it turns out, was one of the only times MJ could get out in public with his family without so much hoopla and attention.
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Compared with all the hoopla surrounding many anti-aging products and methods, Dr. Sinclair's approach is quite simple: How do we get product we know is good for the body deep enough into the skin so it can mimic what fillers do — only without the needle?
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Even if you're not the type to buy into the Valentine's Day hoopla, it's always nice to scoop up a little something for your S.O. And since time's kind of ticking away here, we figured we'd help you out before February 14 hits you empty-handed.
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But, but, but: So far, legal and deepfake experts haven't found much to like in these initial attempts, which they say are too broad, too vague or too weak — meaning that, despite all the hoopla over the technology, we're not much closer to protecting against it.
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In the wake of the hoopla, which she says was a surprise — "I thought it was going to be a weird book that maybe a few weird people would like, and there were far more weird people than I expected" — Morgenstern started another project, then abandoned it.
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But despite the hoopla and some growing pains (Coates has written about how different it is to write a comic book versus writing a book), the two have crafted a well-balanced, thoughtful, and political book about a Marvel hero who had long felt a bit hollow.
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I got caught up with the hoopla and the filming of the TV show that when I probably should have ended my relationship, I didn't know how to and didn't want to disappoint a lot of people But I do know that I have to follow my heart.
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I got caught up with the hoopla and the filming of the TV show that when I probably should have ended my relationship, I didn't know how to and didn't want to disappoint a lot of people But I do know that I have to follow my heart.
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High-end employers don't really want to open offices in places that don't have a deep bench of skilled workers: The Amazon HQ2 hoopla initially spurred a lot of Rust Belt hopes, but ultimately the company wanted to go to big cities that are already full of college graduates.
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Before Van Dyke was swallowed up by the hoopla, he sat on a folding chair and spoke of what it was like to revisit "Mary Poppins" after a 54-year recess; how the "Poppins" author, P. L. Travers, would have regarded "Returns"; and how he stays in shape.
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The hoopla begins on Friday, May 11, with Fox's "Meghan Markle: An American Princess," which serves up dish from the journalist Piers Morgan; Prince Harry's biographer, Katie Nicholl; and Ms. Markle's half sister, Samantha Grant, who so far has not been invited to share in the special day.
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Lost in the hoopla over Berkshire Hathaway chairman and CEO Warren Buffett's latest annual shareholder letter this past weekend was an implicit warning to the finance executives and managers who run corporate America: Now is the time to be investing profits in the business, while inflation is low.
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Even before the book hit shelves this past week, a growing chorus of online critics was challenging the hoopla, accusing Ms. Cummins, who identifies as white and Latina, of having exploited the experience of migrants and repackaging it as opportunistic "trauma porn" for a predominantly white publishing industry.
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Christopher CoonsChristopher (Chris) Andrew CoonsThe United States broken patent system is getting worse Biden faces scrutiny for his age from other Democrats Democrats press FBI for details on Kavanaugh investigation MORE (D-Del.) got caught up in the hoopla — snapping pictures on a smartphone from the senators' dais.
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The narrative choices that defined the closing run will be debated for some time, with the hoopla surrounding the series stoking smaller controversies -- from a battle sequence that many deemed too dark and murky to an errant coffee cup being left in a shot -- that will surely fade more quickly.
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Given Ray's central role in the development of artificial intelligence and machine intelligence, and his key predictions on the development of that technology, I'm sure he will have a lot to say about the hoopla surrounding artificial intelligence and the somewhat apocalyptic comments about a machine takeover from Elon Musk and others.
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Jung Pak, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and former senior CIA official, told CBS ahead of Trump and Kim's meeting in Vietnam Wednesday, the biggest danger is "the pageantry of the summit is making it harder to punish North Korea for their bad behavior that is being downplayed amid the hoopla."
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While the media hoopla is partially speculative—a kind of symbolic shift that bodes well for the racial makeup of a sport that remains predominantly white—this video of Nyla Miller is an indication of the kind of positive impact that gymnasts like Biles and Douglas actually have on the next generations.
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Amid the hoopla, however, is a quieter, quirky twist that&aposs leading to some unexpected questions and late-summer research in Detroit and Washington: Detroit City Council President Brenda Jones won a special primary election — on the same ballot that led to Tlaib&aposs win — to serve the final two months of Conyers&apos term.
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After a series of beta releases this summer, new versions of both operating systems arrive to much hoopla, and anyone with more than a casual interest in their phones likes to argue which one is the best, pointing to various features to highlight which OS is "ahead" and which one is playing catch-up.
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Lastly, the lucky few will descend upon Old Billingsgate Market for a whole different type of showmanship: the supermodel Natalia Vodianova's Fund Fair, a £1,000-a-ticket charity gala for her Naked Heart Foundation, with Karlie Kloss as a co-host and featuring a Dior treasure hunt, a Givenchy tattoo parlor and Dom Pérignon Champagne hoopla.
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And while I definitely think 2019's nominees could have been much gutsier, I think the sheer number of bland (if not just, well, bad) films in the category, like Bohemian Rhapsody and Green Book, might sway plenty of voters away from the nominees with the most hoopla and toward the film that is their, well, Favourite.
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Sure, the MGM has been home to Mayweather for the last 10 years, and yes, it's the place where McGregor beat Jose Aldo to claim his first UFC title, but think of the hoopla that gets lost in a smaller arena, not to mention the amount of money that goes away when 3200 tickets at $4000 a pop disappear.
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Dev Patel: Trump travel ban 'terrifies me' "It's kind of a strange situation when you are walking a red carpet and people are out marching the streets because of so much strife in the air," he said of the hoopla surrounding awards season, which was happening at the same time as the debate over the ban.
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On Instagram, Oprah said that although she'd loved the book and initially misunderstood the hoopla surrounding it, she had spent days "listening to members of the Latinx community, to get a greater understanding of their concerns" and mentioned a televised forum she was organizing about the controversy, which she intends to stream on Apple TV+ on Friday.
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As he takes his place on Qatar's cultural stage, and as Sheikh Mohammed Rashid Al-Thani's Institute of Arab and Islamic Art moves forward in New York, one wonders about the Al-Thanis' major collections of Arab art — how long will it will be before they're presented as blockbuster shows in Doha, with the same degree of hoopla as, say, Hirst's Relics?
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And while Wade Phillips, the defensive coordinator of the Denver Broncos, and Mike Shula, the offensive coordinator of the Carolina Panthers, have tried their hand at head coaching, they seem happy now to focus on running one side of a football team rather than dealing with the hoopla and the distractions that come with being in charge of the whole operation.
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Amid all the happy hoopla over President Donald Trump&aposs trip to Singapore, where he began the process for what he hopes will be the normalization of relations between the United States and North Korea and the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, has come an effort by the House Intelligence Committee to interfere with the criminal investigation of the president.
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"The public hoopla on how we are sacrificing the young Korean women's Olympic dreams, I think, is another political statement with specific aims to undermine the fact that there is going to be some peace process going on with the Pyeongchang Olympics," said Chung Yong-chul, a professor of sports psychology in the Graduate School of Education at Sogang University in Seoul.
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SUSAN SCHAALMAN YOUDOVINCHICAGO To the Editor: I'm no fan of Kellyanne Conway's politics, but in the aftermath of the hoopla surrounding the photo of her kneeling on the Oval Office couch, I have to wonder: Would Steve Bannon, also an adviser to the president, have been asked to step back and take a snapshot of a roomful of distinguished men?
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Well another half hour and i would have been on the horn with my Dr. Van Nonstran If youre not a huge seinfeld fan, first of all i dont want to know you, but also you may be wondering, "whats all this HOOPLA over this Urban sombrero?" basicaly J Peterman goes insane and runs off to Burma, and Elane ( Seinfeld character) becomes president of the Peterman Company.
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The Rockets' marquee personalities, however, did their utmost to drag the focus back to basketball — and all the hoopla that goes with it in the modern-day N.B.A. Upholding a promise Harden made on media day in September, before any of the China chaos, the Rockets installed a red carpet to greet players as they entered the building, with a house disc jockey nearby to add music to the mood.
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For all the hoopla over which program has signed the best class (spoiler: yet again, it will probably be Alabama) and which team whiffed on a prized in-state offensive lineman, often overlooked is how big a day this is for the prospects themselves, who, like so many other adolescents who are less gifted on the gridiron, are finally completing the large and much-celebrated process of deciding where to go to college.
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"If this makes men listen up and maybe want to experiment with makeup and this is their gateway, then I'm fine with it." that warpaint for men ad is bad in a Hip Musky Fashy-Fade Gentrified Speakeasy waybut the idea the makeup can be socially normalized for men is inherently a good thing War Paint has not responded to the hoopla beyond that comment on Twitter, and it seems to be deleting comments on its Instagram.
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Reporters will have to hunt him down elsewhere to ask about the jersey retirement ceremony planned at halftime for a beloved former Maverick and Knick — Derek Harper — as well the hoopla surrounding the matchup between Frank Ntilikina, the Knicks' rookie point guard, and his Dallas counterpart, Dennis Smith Jr. When the Mavericks remodeled their locker room after last season, walls were erected to take the weight room and exercise equipment completely out of view in a quest for greater privacy for the players.
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"Probably the two men-caretakers could have provided a better atmosphere for the children and been more open during interviewing by police at the scene," the Tallahassee report allowed, before closing the case on a note of relative open-mindedness: This hoopla would have all been forgotten, and certainly these documents would not have been so heavily requested from the FBI, if not for a report written by a junior Customs Service agent in 1987 that became public in 1993 and noted that the D.C. Police's investigation of The Finders was dropped because it became "a CIA internal matter" and classified as secret.
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