So why such a big hubbub over the whole upgrade?
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In all this hubbub, Steven's earlier troubles have been lost.
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As ever, they maintained a dignified silence amid the hubbub.
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So why is this causing such a hubbub on Twitter?
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It's that last measurement that has caused this recent hubbub.
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As the next speakers took the stage, the hubbub died down.
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All proceeds are donated to Hubbub to carry out environmental projects.
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The recent hubbub over Pokémon Go has brought that all back.
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The hubbub encourages fans to book their cinema tickets in advance.
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The recent hubbub over Pokémon Go has brought that all back.
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Hubbub will assess how the three-month trial impacts customer behavior.
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The hubbub made the news, and the stapling method was mentioned.
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There has been hubbub elsewhere, as there always is these days.
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But despite all the hubbub about MSG, it&aposs actually harmless.
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Later, he said he was surprised at the hubbub around him.
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Despite the hubbub, they are soaking up these early weeks with Archie.
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The current hubbub over the sanctity of gendered bathrooms is nothing new.
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Yet for all the hubbub, the debate has failed to ignite properly.
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Amid the hubbub, a group of vendors finds time to talk politics.
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Given the hubbub surrounding Go Set a Watchman, it's likely that even
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Somehow she manages to transcend all the hubbub to make her music.
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The yellow pops through the hubbub, like a kernel of buttery popcorn.
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Highly recommended when the hubbub of the season gets a bit much.
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This introduction of queer characters with little hubbub continues throughout the series.
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The "hubbub tells you a lot about the perceived risks," Wannemacher said.
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The irony is, during the whole "I don't really care" hubbub, Mrs.
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It felt like there was a huge hubbub and maybe there wasn't.
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Let's back up for a second: Why all the hubbub about this undercount?
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So of course I had to see what all the hubbub was about.
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The hubbub surrounding Brad Pitt's divorce is preventing him from attending film premieres.
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This leads me to question why there is such a hubbub about dispensaries?
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And now, the hubbub about the Electoral College is offering a similar lesson.
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Push-carts loaded with sacks of grain bump and jostle through the hubbub.
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Potts, told Entertainment Weekly that she's a bit puzzled by all this remake hubbub.
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He just saw all the hubbub on the interwebs about the 'scandal' going on.
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They lost Marlon and the Vikings in the hubbub but didn't bother finding them.
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But the two clauses that caused the most hubbub are articles 113 and 13.
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Other times, you want an easy packed lunch, and fast without all the hubbub.
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But in the midst of all the hubbub surrounding AWS, what about other options?
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And then there's the enormous live frog, which you'll see caused quite the hubbub.
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But the phrase unicorn is back in the mix, so let's examine the hubbub.
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He shrugs and pulls the kid down a side street to avoid the hubbub.
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Then in 2006, Katie Couric took over at CBS, to great hubbub and commentary.
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Surrounded by the kitchen's hubbub, he chatted on the phone with his Swiss banker.
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The hubbub stems from a Medium blog post that came out earlier this month.
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Something was overlooked in the hubbub, both welcome and unwelcome, of the Valentine's week.
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Well I forgot to eat breakfast again in the hubbub of the Monday morning chaos.
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The hubbub from the buskers and kids listening to Top 40 music on boomboxes disappeared.
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There is a constant hubbub outside of Manhattan's iconic Katz's Delicatessen on E. Houston Street.
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The media hubbub leading up to the main event exceeds the Super Bowl pregame show.
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Directly across the street from the hubbub sat a recreational vehicle parked for the evening.
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Amidst the media hubbub of the new presidential administration, autism was back in the news.
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"Because I don't get caught up in the New York nonsense and all the hubbub."
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Student protesters occupied Tiananmen Square in Beijing in 1989, and Mr. He joined the hubbub.
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THE ROAR of a fighter jet cuts through the gentle hubbub of a business lunch.
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But on Wednesday, the whole topic got drowned in the hubbub over the leaked report.
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That was walked that back a bit later, but what lessons were learned that hubbub?
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The hubbub around the apartment, coming soon after controversy about other expenses, could complicate Pruitt's future.
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Despite the hubbub, Amber and Richard's reception seemed like it was attended by second-tier dignitaries.
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The announcement of a deadlocked jury created a hubbub of energy outside the Montgomery County courthouse.
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In the hubbub of dressing so many players and their guests, my dress bag had disappeared.
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Then, as if a spell had been broken, the hubbub returned and everyone started to leave.
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"I'd forgotten how good they are," she says of the columns, finally, after the hubbub subsides.
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A small hubbub surrounded the actress Vanessa Williams, dressed in a white Pamella Roland strapless jumpsuit.
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Hubbub will assess how the trial, which is set to last three months, impacts customer behavior.
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The funds raised will be used by Hubbub to support other campaigns looking to cut waste.
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She would not factor in the political hubbub around the high-profile case either, she said.
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The hubbub that arose when the coffee-with-Ivanka raffle was revealed led to its abrupt cancellation.
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To cash in on the hubbub, BBC Radio 1 put together a "SFW" version of the video.
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Having never played Magic, I don't get all the hubbub but I once lost some baseball cards.
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I boarded straight into the hubbub: the Boardwalk area, which is filled with shops, bars, and restaurants.
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Don't make a big hubbub if a non-binary person dresses in a stereotypically/traditionally binary way.
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Carolina Waterfowl Rescue caused a mild hubbub on social media this week with their request for used bras.
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In a speech this morning in Hanoi, Vietnam, he called for a "peaceful resolution" to the hubbub there.
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Scott and Sofia are used to a certain amount of press, but all the hubbub would irk me.
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" Or "All of you are fracking grounded until all this internet hubbub dies down you flunking fish heads.
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It was everything you'd expect…and in Trumpland, you need a doubling-down tweet hours after the hubbub.
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And, once the hubbub of the grand opening calms down, the museum will resume accepting individual object donations.
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The hubbub and two-day-long pitch event can make it difficult for young companies to stand out.
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We got Nancy Friday arriving at LAX, and she made it very clear ... all the hubbub is misdirected.
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The ending comes all at once: The hubbub suddenly drops away, leaving a single toll of a bell.
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"Frankly, he would be shocked and amused that there would be all this hubbub and furor," he said.
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Just a few blocks east of the Basel hubbub, the gently rolling surf of the Atlantic Ocean beckons.
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And then, heck, maybe we'll see what all the hubbub is about being leader of the free world.
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It is now Freedom Park, a leafy space amid the Lagos hubbub used for concerts, plays and art exhibitions.
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Launched in partnership with environmental charity Hubbub, "The Cup Fund" will support at least 10 large-scale recycling initiatives.
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According to Buzzfeed, Moretz thought all the hubbub over that "Famous" lyric was just a lot of white noise.
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From a taste standpoint, others call her noodle bowl and the hubbub around it everything from gross to ridiculous.
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This is one spot where Yelp employees can find quiet, away from the hubbub and noise of the neighborhoods.
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Obviously, I knew they existed and were a thing people were very concerned with, but why all the hubbub?
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"My clients who want to be 'over there' don't want to be in the hubbub of Hudson," he said.
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I need some outdoor air and the hubbub of strangers to give me a connection to the real world.
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The hubbub over Lochte potentially making up a weird story feels a little overblown — a lot out of nothing.
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The latest "glitter ban" hubbub appears to have been prompted by Tops Day Nurseries, a British child care provider.
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Will he find Linus in the sooty hubbub of Walt Whitman's Brooklyn or the immigrant maelstrom of Five Points?
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The train was a hubbub of conversation, much of it about the deadly coronavirus and the lockdown around Wuhan.
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The hubbub began when co-host Loni Love asked Mel B if she knew anyone who would be attending.
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But I'm completely puzzled why this is what we're getting after all the ridiculous hubbub over the last Ghostbusters.
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The ongoing tension between Apple and Facebook flared again this week, causing a dramatic hubbub in the tech industry.
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Among all the hubbub at Apple's iPhone event yesterday, something else was released that wasn't mentioned onstage: new urBeats3 earphones.
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"All of this kind of hubbub about Victoria's Secret being this dying brand, the numbers don't support it," Cohen said.
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"We have been forced to be more currency movement aware," said Hubbub founder and CEO Jonathan May at the time.
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One even posted a video to Twitter that features the hubbub and the distinct sound of a crying newborn baby.
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The hubbub began with an uncritical press release from the University of Geneva about research from their scientist André Maeder.
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The two black holes behind the all the hubbub are 29 and 36 times the mass of the Sun, respectively.
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Here's an edited transcript of our interview: Peter Kafka: Did you expect the hubbub about the new, super-sized tweets?
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The region embraces several 19th-century mainland villages away from the hubbub that are worth visiting by car or bicycle.
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Lost in the hubbub is a parallel struggle, taking place far from Washington, in places like Georgia and North Carolina.
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For centuries, city life has been defined by hubbub — town criers and curbside hawkers and mischief-making callithumpian marching bands.
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When I visited, it was a hubbub of tourists waiting for their guides, taking photos, and sheltering in the shade.
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But a lot of the hubbub is tailored around social events, like beach parties and fancy dinners at nearby hotels.
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Mr. Sarmento Matos learned to manage the hubbub of East London, unpack it and capture it, all with his camera.
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We ate Thai food in Brixton Market surrounded by a hubbub of vape smoke and the pleasant hum of shoppers.
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Convenient to the airport and Kowloon's attractions, it's a luxuriant, calm oasis amid the Hong Kong hubbub, and surprisingly affordable.
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The hubbub around Father Conroy is all the more contentious in Catholic circles because Mr. Ryan is a Catholic conservative.
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By the end of the week, some of the hubbub in China about the Danish oysters had also turned serious.
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Breakfast at the cafe meant eating at a table in the lobby walkway, in the fray of the morning hubbub.
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The trailblazing teen hasn't responded to the hubbub, as she's already set sail for Portugal on her zero-emissions yacht.
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For all the political hubbub, it remains remarkably unclear exactly what it is that Trump did to change Carrier's mind.
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Clinton's actual comments, during a podcast exchange about the Republican Party's 153 strategy, have been muddled in the ensuing media hubbub.
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All this AI hubbub is the creation of redditor disumbrationist, who explains some of the technical details behind the project here.
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As the hubbub around cryptocurrencies continues to grow, so, too do the ways that more nefarious folks can exploit clueless individuals.
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Yet even this amphibious creature, part professional northerner, part Westminster insider, is having trouble getting himself heard above the Brexit hubbub.
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If you're tired of all the visual hubbub and just don't want to think about what to listen to, Stations works.
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After all the hubbub, it just wasn't worth it for the studio to outfit theaters with a bunch of special projectors.
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Despite the hubbub, UFC 206 remains a top-level show in the UFC's long-awaited return to the sports-crazed city.
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It's this crushed up mixture that caused all the hubbub following its disappearance last time, and why whoever started that Change.
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The hubbub around the younger Flynn's promotion of the conspiracy theory eventually ended with his removal from President Trump's transition team.
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You remember all the hubbub about the House passing the American Health Care Act without having a Congressional Budget Office score?
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Despite the pre-election hubbub over judicial nominees, the distasteful tweets and dire prognostications, the 2018 midterms were pretty standard fare.
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Amid all that hubbub, Ms. Hroub, 43, still faced the essential challenge of every elementary-school teacher: keeping children on task.
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"There will be a whole bunch of hubbub about it, but if history is any precedent, they'll come over," Stewart said.
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For the London trial, Starbucks worked with environmental charity Hubbub, which produced a report on how the charge affected customer behavior.
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And yet it offered another lesson, too, one that — even in the hubbub of America's celebrations — came through loud and clear.
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Andrew Coté, a Midtown beekeeper who was watching the hubbub, estimated the swarm had as many as 15,000 to 20,000 bees.
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When you need an escape from the holiday hubbub, look no further than the serious entertainment power of the HONOR 9X.
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The flyer you saw that caused so much hubbub is just the tip of the iceberg on the tactics that Delta uses.
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While HearMeOut and Hubbub have gone quiet, the early adoption of marquee names like WNYC and Radiolab bodes well for Anchor's chances.
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Last night, amidst the hubbub of the Grammys, Disney released the first TV spot for its upcoming live-action version of Aladdin.
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On paper at least, the XOX's GPU is the most powerful out there when it comes to consoles, hence all the hubbub.
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Tickets for the venue -- which has a capacity of 400 -- were available Tuesday, but with all the hubbub it's now sold out.
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As for the hubbub that erupted over their relationship, the American Horror Story fixture and now American Crime Story: The People v.
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Popeyes' new chicken sandwich has sparked a lot of hubbub, with some arguing that it's better than Chick-fil-A's classic sandwich.
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"The truth is, the hubbub was I got hot under the collar because of the way the questions were asked," Clinton said.
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And for all the hubbub — the intense security; the motorcades snarling traffic in downtown Washington — the meeting opened on a subdued note.
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When all the media hubbub about LSD focuses on people losing their minds and suffering schizophrenic breaks, then expectations are attuned accordingly.
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By the time he heard the other tourists shouting, the hubbub, the whale was gone and Ginny was standing there, red-handed.
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Instead of a bright, shiny convention center, I found a community center, jammed with writing sheets and tables and food and hubbub.
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The art star queen of New York cool has started afresh in the creative hubbub of Los Angeles, just like everyone else.
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"Beaumont is a tight-knit community, and despite all the hubbub and growth, it has a small-town feel," Mr. Davis said.
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Those seeking solitude away from the hubbub of everyday life should head to this stunning floating villa in New South Wales, Australia.
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At the most basic level, lounges are places to answer email or make a call away from the hubbub of the gate.
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"This redistricting hubbub,'' Mr. Murphy said in a recent interview, has further "dusted off my passion for a whole lengthy democracy agenda.
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You savor those foods on their specific holidays because the hubbub and excitement surrounding the day and food is part of the joy.
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The Hofstra hubbub, spawning a Twitter hashtag #MicrophoneGate, was broadly chronicled in media reports and sent a testy Trump into the spin room.
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After all, your ruling planets are far away from the inner planets' hubbub the most of the other signs have to hear about.
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The last major Unicode update was version 9.0, and it caused a hubbub thanks to the inclusion of the bacon and avocado emoji.
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But in all of that hubbub, a dark horse has crept back into the UFC's top ten after an almost two year absence.
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There's a huge hubbub going on internally at Google in a very vocal group of employees who do not want this to happen.
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Higher rooms at this hotel, across the street from airport terminals, give views of the taxiways and runways and the general airport hubbub.
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In the preshow hubbub of the red carpet, Jason Ralph, the Broadway and television actor, played a prank on Ms. Brosnahan, his wife.
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O'Neill, Gutierrez and Reddam are familiar with the hubbub surrounding the Kentucky Derby, having won the race with I'll Have Another in 2012.
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And after that, well, it's quite possible that everyone starts switching to wireless-only charging, meaning that this whole hubbub won't matter much.
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The cause of all the Sessums hubbub was exactly the kind of complex issue that Facebook execs are ill-prepared to deal with.
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The hubbub feels more than a little hyperbolic — it's walking pneumonia, not cancer, and Clinton should be just fine with some antibiotics and rest.
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One click sound may be lost in the broad-spectrum hubbub in a crowded cafe but annoying when it's across the desk from you.
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"They want to eat out three or four times a week…at the same time, they don't necessarily want all the hubbub," Sotto said.
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He told the outlet that before all the hubbub over his studies, he'd never heard of the term "p-hacking" or the replication crisis.
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Here's a first-hand account of the official announcement, the hubbub that accompanied it, as well as the global CEO summit that came after.
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The incident was proof of Haynes's attention to detail; even in the early-morning hubbub, he'd kept my presence on the set in mind.
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Perched on a rock onstage before the performance begins, amid the hubbub of the audience settling in, he sometimes sings that nickname to himself.
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There was a soupçon of negativity — a few boos and whistles — but much more buzz with "Chang" and "cuillère" as part of the hubbub.
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In the last few weeks of January, perhaps largely lost amidst the hubbub of too much news, Senator Elizabeth Warren made two related promises.
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" For Wong, who's currently working remotely from Malaysia away from Monzo's London HQ, Slack makes her feel like she's "still part of all the hubbub.
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You remember the initial hubbub: North Carolina and the federal government suing each other, the boycotts and the hashtags and the Bruce Springsteen concerts cancelled.
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The show's creator, Lin-Manuel Miranda, had a different take, and then Pence tried to calm the hubbub down, telling Fox News he wasn't offended.
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Sharing these shots in a braggy tweet or Instagram post will inevitably incite a hubbub of queries as to what camera you took them with.
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The third floor is also a great place to take a break from the hubbub inside the James Turrell Skyspace, which is open all weekend.
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WHAT'S FOR LUNCH Here's what's coming up later One thing lost in all the 2016 hubbub -- the age of Obama is drawing to a close.
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Hubbub over that policy began when CBS News recently reported that some female reporters had been barred from the Speaker's Lobby for wearing sleeveless dresses.
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What happened at that gas station, and Lochte's "exaggerated" description of it later to newscasters, created an international hubbub and an embarrassment for Olympic officials.
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After all the hubbub, the decisions about Dramamine, the generally robust conversation around puking, the barf bags — after all that buildup, no one has vomited.
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They're also inclusive – they brought Amy Schumer into the fold – and aware of how somewhat ridiculous the hubbub surround "squads" is, hence the video above.
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It was called the Respite Room and, as the name suggests, it's designed as a sort of get-away from the hubbub of the office.
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In all the hubbub over her stance, Ms. Verrill was surprised that members of a nearby gun club wanted to speak to her in person.
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In addition, with the hubbub about transforming the private sector into a giant innovation platform, one fundamental question has been ignored: Is it really necessary?
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How will "Saturday Night Live" deal with the hubbub it created by hiring — and then hurriedly firing — the comic Shane Gillis a few weeks ago?
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" In her chat with ITK before the Thunberg hubbub, Linton exclaimed, "I'm a fiery person and I like to state my views openly and loudly.
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How the two might ever get along seems a minor question in the face of the daily hubbub and jubilation they stir as a twosome.
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Those who roll their eyes at criticisms of the show tend to argue that any recent hubbub is just 303st-century PC culture run amok.
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All the hubbub over the Trumps' attire almost overshadowed another notable sartorial moment: the almost eerily coordinated outfits worn by Mike Pence and Paul Ryan.
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Trump's agenda has been sidetracked by the hubbub over his firing of Comey and the appointment of a special counsel to investigate the Russia ties.
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ICYMI amid the Homecoming hubbub, Beyoncé's set to finally drop the audio from her landmark film Lemonade on all on-demand streaming services later this month.
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He adds he wasn't aware there was a hubbub about Chyna's wardrobe until he woke up today, and he doubts she's caught wind of it ... yet.
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The hubbub creates a powerful network effect, allowing the airlines to reach many more destinations than could be supported by their countries' own citizens and visitors.
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Yesterday, there was some big hubbub about whether or not an SI For Kids kid reporter's question at a March Madness presser was legit (it was).
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But as NASA clarified during the hubbub last year, this was still a relatively tiny change in his gene expression, or "epigenetics" as it's otherwise known.
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"There's always going to be friction in these sorts of things, but the hubbub surrounding Costco is the biggest outcry that I can remember," he said.
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"My great-grandparents, even those before them, admired this monument," he said, walking down spiraling steps to the nave, which echoed with the hubbub of tourists.
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Amid the hubbub, Lady Cora dispenses her usual calming looks and soothing advice, still oblivious to her husband's seeming preference for the company of his dog.
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There was a pleasing hubbub of conversation, a cadre of neatly aproned cooks and servers, and a smart but soothing palette of black, gray and white.
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Despite news reports and a lot of hubbub on social media, companies like Facebook are still pushing their smart devices and people are still buying them.
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Its blackness does not become a hole; rather than threatening us with the void, its presence instead offers us a comforting oasis amidst the hubbub of color.
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There's been so much hubbub around the next season of Game Of Thrones that you may have totally forgotten what even happened in the episodes before it.
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Many of the well-known beaches get crowded or too touristy, but this list also includes some under-the-radar gems where you can escape the hubbub.
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"There was all this hubbub sort of leading up to it, and then it wasn't really the disaster that people expected it to be," Ms. Haberl said.
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And yet, some people are using the hubbub as a conversation starter, suggesting to their would-be dates that they could avoid contracting it by shacking up.
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But Mr. Kimmel's voice rang louder in the hubbub over health care than any politician's or comedian's, precisely because he's not that guy who obsesses about politics.
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Sources: Hubbub, Carbon Footprint Ltd, the Carbon Trust, Friends of the Earth, the Journal of Consumer Research, Humane Society International UK, Recycle Now, Thomson Reuters Foundation, Reuters.
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But here in Alaska — already home to survivalists, end-of-the-world preppers and all-around tough cookies — the latest geopolitical hubbub is being taken in stride.
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Over the hubbub of currently unelected Tory Prime Minister Theresa May announcing plans for a UK snap election on June 8, you could almost forget about Brexit.
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Amid all this hubbub, Jemisin published the conclusion to the trilogy, The Stone Sky, complete with a swanky Housing Works book release party and tons of buzz.
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Many Republicans see the hubbub over the most recent tweets as the kind of controversy that excites political and media elites but has little resonance beyond those circles.
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With all that hubbub, it would have been easy to miss this tiny detail: Rachel Lindsay handed a note to Raven Gates on her way out the door.
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Perhaps the hubbub is just that this looks a bit more like what Fink's former partners at The Blackstone Group do, so it makes a good competitive story.
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A garish, fairy-lit Buddha shrine shines like a carnival and, above the hubbub, a clergyman chants like an auctioneer as the faithful pour forward with cash offerings.
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Maybe in 2 years or 5 years, Clinton's approval rating will be well back over 50% and we'll all wonder what the hubbub in 2017 was all about.
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In 2016, we were treated to, with little hubbub, a new Kings of Leon album, Walls, and an excellent EP from The Strokes aptly titled Future Past Present.
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Reveling in her new coat, Mary is oblivious to a mounting hubbub of disapproval as she swans through the Boy's Constant Companion office as if accepting an Oscar.
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All of this hubbub is going to take that flat, mediocre wine and basically give it a makeover so amazing, you'll think you saw it on Jenny Jones.
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The total absence of energy and climate questions in last night's Democratic debate didn't prevent the topics from surfacing in noteworthy ways onstage and in the surrounding hubbub.
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Despite the relatively hefty entrance fee (983,500 rupees for foreigners, 60 for locals), I found the gardens a lovely respite from the traffic and hubbub of the area.
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In the middle of the hubbub, Trump told the New York Times that he hadn't seen the speech but wasn't surprised that "liberal movie people" were criticizing him.
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The FTC first confirmed that it was investigating Facebook in March of last year, during the then-new hubbub surrounding Cambridge Analytica's abuse of data siphoned from the network.
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But all the hubbub around this "reinvention," to borrow from the Times, makes me wonder if everyone's fully aware of how dark A Series of Unfortunate Events truly is.
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Hubbub CEO Trewin Restorick said an airport is an ideal environment for this trial because it is a closed environment and generally puts out high amounts of paper waste.
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All of the hubbub around rules is meant to keep both you and your sex buddy from catching feelings, which is apparently the death knell to any casual relationship.
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The hubbub over the firing of FBI Director James Comey seems like it happened decades ago, even though it was in May, and Comey's congressional testimony was in June.
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The recent hubbub over Australian rugby league player Mitchell Pearce, who was caught simulating untoward things to a dog while allegedly drunk on Tuesday, is a pretty awful story.
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When you head to the emergency room, you almost expect stress -- the long waits, the hubbub of other patients and the endless, seemingly discombobulated stream of doctors and nurses.
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Hubbub, a UK charity, found that 95% of the 108 sweaters it analyzed -- taken from 11 high-street and online retailers -- were fully or partially made from plastic materials.
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The maritime hubbub is an attempt to push back against China's claim to the entire South China Sea, which other littoral states dispute and which a UN tribunal has rubbished.
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Hubbub noted in a press release Thursday that more recycling points specifically for paper coffee cups were needed, as well as clearer communication to help the public recycle more effectively.
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Even so, drowning out the hubbub of an open-plan office or some other simple task shy of taking a long-haul flight is no problem for the Beats cans.
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The Indian-based telecom services firm Altruist acquired the voice-based social media platform Bubbly in 2014, and apps like HearMeOut and Hubbub also offer voice recording and distribution technologies.
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In February, for instance, Starbucks launched a five pence paper cup charge in a number of its stores across London, with proceeds from the levy donated to environmental charity Hubbub.
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The intersection was among the Bronx's busier drug markets, just far enough from the hubbub of the projects and the police stationed there, and a quick hop from several thoroughfares.
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It was almost possible that in the hubbub of a press availability Trump had done just that -- yet his decision to go on answering questions appeared to undercut Sanders' explanation.
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On the other, said hubbub detracts from and overshadows the clothes, and being forced to look a little closer, spend a little time, is part of playing the long game.
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Read more: I tried the growing cult-favorite California chain that makes the 'best burger in America' — here's the verdictI decided to see what all the hubbub was for myself.
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Charles M. Blow Sometimes you have to simply step back from the hubbub and take stock, with cleareyed sobriety, at a moment in history to fully appreciate its epochal import.
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As Super Bowl commercials have become a bigger and bigger deal, they've also started to become self-aware, with advertisers poking fun at the overall hubbub and their own clichés.
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Day Trip On Saturday mornings, the hills of Hastings-on-Hudson are alive with the hubbub of locals chatting at the Hastings Farmers Market, now celebrating its 22016th anniversary season.
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He leaned against the wine cooler, keeping his hands back from the hubbub of the working kitchen, and drew a diagram in a notebook he'd been keeping throughout his preparation.
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Starbucks has launched a five pence (seven cents) paper cup charge in 35 of its stores across London, with proceeds from the levy to be donated to environmental charity Hubbub.
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Vans can often be seen leaving ICE's building in central Phoenix, disappearing in the hubbub of a big city's traffic as they shuttle deportees on their way back to Mexico.
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Firozdin was at the back of the scrum when that was recorded, but the hubbub was too much and the distance too far for him to hear much of it.
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In case you've missed the endless hubbub over this year's unexpected matchup, the New England Patriots will be stepping into the Super Bowl arena for the ninth time since 23.
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The eerie sounds that rumble now in downtown Chicago are a visceral reminder of a looming calamity; like the familiar hubbub of a city, these everyday vibrations can precede something terrible.
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The hubbub around the hookup stems from the fact that The Weeknd only just broke up with Bella Hadid in November, and that Gomez is friends with Hadid's older sister, Gigi.
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Dr. Murray points out that the hubbub surrounding potential negative side effects of vaccines has been elevated, thanks to social media, and that the number successful vaccinations far exceeds this statistic.
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After all the Tristan Thompson hubbub, that brutal "least interesting" comment from Kim Kardashian, uttered in the season 15 premiere of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, seems like a distant memory.
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Amid all the hubbub surrounding porn star Stormy Daniels's recent interview with Anderson Cooper on 60 Minutes, there's one aspect of the story that is both disturbing yet, unfortunately, not surprising.
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Though she, too, was lukewarm about the stadium's aesthetics, she said the negative hubbub around the arena revealed a deeper impulse in some from the West to mock all things Russian.
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Despite some hubbub after the Derby that he might be lame, based on what turned out to be a hoof bruise, Justify appears to be strong going into the Belmont Stakes.
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And if that embarrassing incident didn't whip up enough hubbub on cable TV, on Sunday, Missoula-born David Lynch rebooted his beloved head-scratcher series of yore, "Twin Peaks," on Showtime.
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Mnuchin reimbursed Linton's expenses -- less than $600 -- but the hubbub surrounding the trip, which coincided with a solar eclipse (Kentucky was right in its path), set off the fateful IG probe.
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Walk the High Line Another great walking adventure is the High Line, an out-of-use railroad trestle converted into a 003-mile-long linear park above the hubbub of the city.
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Understandably so, but the tech under the hood has been available as open-source for a while and computational computer graphic geeks largely couldn't figure out what all the hubbub was about.
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After various media outlets reported on the hubbub (a lot of "fuck Slayer" sentiments made the rounds), the band quickly released a statement absolving themselves of responsibility for Araya's personal political views.
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You weren't following the election news, but you knew it was a big story, and so you tuned in to tonight's first presidential debate to see what the hubbub was all about.
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I'm sure you are already tired of answering questions about your Boiler Room set, given the online hubbub it caused, but can you talk about the emotional experience of that whole thing?
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Italian crowds don't need an excuse to make noise and the scrapping of any requirement for them to stay silent, or stay still during play, meant a constant hubbub soundtracked the action.
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No matter how you feel about the E. L. James books and the hubbub associated with them, you can't deny that the movie adaptation put some serious focus on its two leads.
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Our understanding of physics won't be drastically altered today The hubbub started in December when two scientific collaborations at CERN — ATLAS and CMS — both found similar statistical blips in their LHC data.
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A constant hubbub comes from the left, where two rows of Bonhams employees hold the phone in one hand, the paddle in the other — to convey bids from buyers on the phone.
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But Facebook users who rarely notice the Trending Topics feed may be scratching their heads at the hubbub over such little links, when the real action on Facebook is in its newsfeed.
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Hubbub over the last five years has run nearly 240 "Pumpkin Rescue" events, where people gather to figure out new ways to cook Halloween pumpkins - and to change preconceptions about food waste.
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Hubbub over the last five years has run nearly 240 "Pumpkin Rescue" events, where people gather to figure out new ways to cook Halloween pumpkins - and to change preconceptions about food waste.
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" She has tried to keep her distance from the hubbub but acknowledged, "My choices in romantic partners have not been conventional, and therefore the idea that it is 'other' makes it compelling.
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The hubbub over Trump's attack on Europe obscured one of the stranger comments in the interview — that he hoped to work with Russian strongman Vladimir Putin to reduce both countries' nuclear arsenals.
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According to a 22007 survey commissioned by the London sustainability firm Hubbub, 22017 percent of 22019- to 22025-year-olds feel pressured to wear a different outfit every time they go out.
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Harambe stood over the boy, as if to shield him from the hubbub, and then, grabbing one of his ankles, dragged him through the water like a doll across a playroom floor.
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Living away from the thrilling hubbub of London, and her beloved Nesta, she suffered decades of block and frustration before a final, magnificent burst of energy at the end of the 1960s.
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The hubbub over the Trump administration's proposal to ask respondents about citizenship in the 85003 Census is mystifying because the response is so far out of proportion to the White House's request.
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There was a mild hubbub about comments he made on Twitter, but the only thing that kept him from being the No. 1 pick was the perfect fit of Murray and Kingsbury.
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With all the recent hubbub over data privacy, having one more way to send emails securely is probably a good thing, but it's really only a small part of a much bigger picture.
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People have sent the artist death threats, the painting's been banned by Facebook—what do you think of all that hubbub, and what do you think it says about Trump and his supporters?
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Last week, when Scott Disick celebrated his 35th birthday with his girlfriend Sofia Richie, everything seemed so normal for the couple that we poked a little fun at the hubbub in the press.
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The proud dog mom, who also has a rescue Jack Russell terrier mix named Frankie, used the ill-timed photo and the hubbub around it as a teaching moment for her canine Chance.
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Last week's Google hubbub traced a familiar pattern: Tech giant proclaims support for free speech, speech arises critical of progressive dogma, tech giant censors speech, tech giant again proclaims support for free speech.
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"Food waste is a major issue in the UK — about 13 billion pounds worth of food gets wasted every year," said Stine Wilhelmsen, who works with Hubbub, the environmental charity installing the fridges.
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On the one hand, in this white-noise-filled-short-attention-span world, you need to create as much hubbub as possible in as short a time as possible to catch anyone's eye.
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In the middle of all the policy-related hubbub and quibbles over details like whether men should have to pay for women's prenatal care, sometimes the human face of health care gets lost.
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He felt O.K. But when they got there, their normally social son lay sprawled on the floor, enjoying the hubbub and the gifts but too sick and tired to join the excited tumble.
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In all the hubbub, it can be easy to overlook that more traditional marker of the season's start: mid-major patsies heading over to power-conference stadiums for a beatdown and a payday.
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When Krispy Kreme doughnuts debuted in New York City 20 years ago, the chain was so mobbed that neighbors of newly opened stores lamented the constant hubbub, noise, and chaos that they caused.
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Years ago, when a product was portrayed in a less-than-positive light, companies could quietly discontinue an item, avoid putting out a press release, and wait for the hubbub to blow over.
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Sure, you can skip all the hubbub by taking the stairs, but what are you going to do look at in the 15 seconds it takes to get from the lobby to your floor?
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Amid the unanticipated hubbub, front-row types were sent scrambling to the Internet to search for a name few of them could identify, yet one familiar to more than 11 million followers on Instagram.
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Over dessert, Mr. Richie considered how the hubbub around this liaison compares to the early 2000s, when his daughter, Nicole, had her own moment of infamy while joined at the hip to Paris Hilton.
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Chief Waters said he was skeptical until the dogs were tested in the chaos of the city, first on a windy day at the World Trade Center, then in the hubbub around Times Square.
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He returns again and again to the legends around Orpheus, for example, his addition of two strings to the traditional lyre — in Kadare's telling, a radical breakthrough that causes a bureaucratic hubbub in Olympus.
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Truly the most entertaining response to all the hubbub came from Parasite's distributor, Neon, which decided the only way to answer ridicule was with a bit of ridicule in return: Understandable, he can't read.
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Some actresses prefer to meet a journalist for the first time with a press agent in tow; some opt for the neutrality of a restaurant; some suggest the distracting hubbub of the sound stage.
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In this Met production (involving five other companies and introduced at Covent Garden in London in 2010), Mr. McVicar puts the focus on the backstage hubbub of the theater troupe as much as possible.
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Here, we break down what all the he-said, they-said hubbub is all about, and where it might leave both the Jackson family and the documentary's subjects, Robson and Safechuck, after the documentary airs.
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Keep an eye on it: The circumstances and tone of the meeting will be closely watched, especially following the hubbub surrounding Trump's congratulatory call to Erdogan after his victory in last weekend's challenged constitutional referendum.
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Removed from the hubbub of Manhattan, the voices of the "outcasts" in the exhibition provide an emancipatory perspective on female subjects, especially in light of the current administration's alienation of women and people of color.
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When we returned from our reporting trip, Kim and I commiserated over editors ignoring or rejecting our pitches from Uganda against the hubbub of the 2016 US primaries, which was then taking over the news.
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Lost in the hubbub of today's two hour-plus Apple WWDC keynote was an announcement of deep integration between Apple and Cisco in the upcoming release of iOS 10 — yes, you read it correctly, Cisco .
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Costco's Mexico vacations include the country's most popular tourist destinationsYou can book an all-inclusive hotel in Los Cabos, explore the hubbub of the capital city, or hike around ancient ruins on the Riviera Maya.
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The onscreen scene was chaotic: there was an ongoing bus strike, protesters had taken over City Hall, and the resulting hubbub had put a crimp in "Whitney Day," a celebration of all things Whitney Houston.
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A room will be available for people who need to lie down, and another will be kept quiet and dimly lit for people with sensory processing disorders that make the hubbub of a caucus overwhelming.
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The blinding hubbub, combined with the ever-increasing power of social media, has led many studios and networks to focus more intently on elaborate experiences — "activations," in industry shorthand — in the surrounding hotels and streets.
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The spectacle of "Ivanka Vacuuming" and the media hubbub it spawned — Ms. Trump weighed in with both self-righteousness and mild indignation — got me thinking about other art I've seen starring the Trumps, usually Donald.
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At this early stage, at least, Discovery is surprisingly satisfying, to the point where it's easy to forget the hubbub of chaos that surrounded the show's development, including the release delays and loss of Brian Fuller.
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No movie at the 2016 Toronto International Film Festival caused quite as much hubbub as Moonlight, Barry Jenkins's film about the coming of age of a gay black man from the lower-class neighborhoods of Miami.
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At the center of the hubbub are Crowley and Aziraphale, a demon and an angel who've been friends for millennia, and who have resided on earth so long that they've both become deeply fond of it.
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As anyone who's ever traveled abroad knows, no matter how connected you still are to Twitter, the hubbub of politics back home always seems to feel a bit more distant once you're in a foreign country.
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Though centrally situated along a busy multilane boulevard, the hotel is soundproofed and feels insulated from the hubbub, thanks in part to its hushed, candlelit spaces and policy of admitting only hotel guests on the premises.
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Given the recent hubbub about Rey toys, or the even earlier concerns about a lack of toys based on the female heroes in Star Wars Rebels, it's no surprise that Hasbro wants to join the fray.
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Amidst the hubbub, an Australian newspaper has reprinted its cartoon that spawned accusations of racism; people including author J.K. Rowling have condemned the treatment meted out to Williams both during the U.S. Open final and afterward.
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In the rarefied air atop the solidified lavas of Mauna Loa, more than 23.4,22100 meters above the hubbub of modern civilization, sophisticated instruments hosted at the Mauna Loa Observatory take daily measurements of atmospheric CO22 concentrations.
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Europe's busy election year only compounds worries over its exposure to possible trade wars prompted by protectionist noises from Trump, but some investors expect that, as the political hubbub fades, volumes and prices could pick up.
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Rationale from an ICE presidentAfter the hubbub surrounding the announcement died down a bit, Business Insider sat down for an interview with Stuart Williams — president of ICE Futures Europe — to discuss the rationale for the agreement.
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If the hubbub is too much for a pet, Dr. Ruch-Gallie suggests separating them from the food and people with a baby gate or designating a spot for them in another part of the house.
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The guy who made the foreign flick that's the talk of the town doesn't care if it wins big on Sunday -- he's tired of all the hubbub ... and just wants to get behind a camera again.
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Somewhat lost in the all the hubbub about the firm collecting Facebook user data without consent was the Channel 4 undercover investigation that showed executives from the company bragging about partaking in blackmail and bribery in private.
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My companions and I were seated that evening in the most packed part of the dining room — one of three high booths right next to the bar, where the hubbub made it hard to hear one another.
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Indian audiences love a controversy – as with the much-blustered about release of Padmaavat in January – but for Pad Man the most hubbub has been Men Online™ asking why pads aren't taxed the way razors are.
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Amid the holiday hubbub, one song -- "Home for the Holidays" -- forces me to stop what I am doing and reflect on just how beautiful and complicated the idea of home can be, especially this time of year.
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That is precisely what Babel-dwellers love about the place; the hubbub, to a Londoner as to a New Yorker, is a mark of the cosmopolitan experience—ideal background noise, for the beat of a tolerant heart.
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The judge listened to hours of testimony from a defendant on the stand, ignoring the hubbub as defendants were escorted in and out by guards, chatted to each other, or huddled with their lawyers over a partition.
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Each situation is a race against the clock—the longer you do nothing, the more chances increase that you can't regain control of the story, and will helplessly watch it cascade into more bad press and public hubbub.
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I bought my first sex toy when I was 22 years old and, after hearing all about the wonders of vibrators from my girlfriend at the time, was finally ready to see what all the hubbub was about.
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As the hubbub increased, Certiport aired an ad for its testing portal, showing teen actors so excited about the idea of becoming certified in Microsoft Office that they spontaneously broke into Stomp-like improvised dance in the library.
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Be smart: While Bannon's ouster has earned the lion's share of the hubbub on cable and online, there's a treasure trove of important tidbits in Wolff's reporting that have nothing to do with the president's ex-chief strategist.
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" Lewinsky has not directly responded to the recent hubbub over Clinton's answers, but she did tweet on Monday that she was "grateful to the myriad people who have helped me evolve + gain perspective in the past 20 years.
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In a few hours, once the crowd was gone and the hubbub was over, he said he would have to see the video of his clutch 3-pointer again and again and again before it could sink in.
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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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Despite all the hubbub about keeping in sex scenes and drugs, the film, much like Bohemian Rhapsody, barely skims the surface of John's relationships with men, or how he struggled to find a functional relationship as a gay man.
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While it isn't the first time we've heard excited whispers about the elusive phenomena, the gossip feels more promising in light of the recently upgraded detector at the Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory (LIGO) that's behind all the hubbub.
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Guests can also choose from a list of wines and champagne for a celebratory tipple, and a daily newspaper is provided so the couple and staff can read about (or ignore!) the hubbub going on outside the hospital walls.
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New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick is in the process of leaving the Coaching Genius moniker behind him and being re-branded as Your Granddad Who Doesn't Get What All the Hubbub Is with the Twitters and the Facegrams.
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"It seems like these women need help to lessen the 'hubbub and chaos' - perhaps shorter working hours, some breaks from caring for children to focus on shopping and meal preparation and having time to exercise," Ross said by email.
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The government has dropped its plan, the original cause of the hubbub, to expand the city limits of Addis Ababa, the capital, into Oromia, the largest of the federal republic's subdivisions of nine regional states and two city-states.
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Mercury retrograde ends on the same day as the new moon, so it's a good day for you to spend some time away from the hubbub and figure out where exactly you stand in the middle of whatever drama.
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After the daily hubbub fades, they can change out of their uniforms and head for a quiet drink at the Yeoman Warders' Club, their own private bar in a discreet corner of the sprawling fortress - a much-needed respite.
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With the assistance of Patrick Steffen, Nayssan, uninterested in the commercial hubbub associated with fairs, generated a spontaneous hangout spot that incorporated the gestures of hospitality instead, emphasizing the organic collaborations that occur when intimacy blooms in unexpected spaces.
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CLEVELAND — Huddled in a law office on the top floor of a building in the city's historic Warehouse District on the outskirts of the Republican Party hubbub this week, Democrats are crafting their counter-messaging to Donald J. Trump.
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Mr. Jabri's music was striking, but the work lost much of its effect, with the English text largely garbled in the hubbub of a chorus of 178, abetted by a children's chorus of 28, the Every Voice Concert Choir.
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The Downton Abbey movie is set in 1927, and it uses the hubbub of a royal visit as a way to catch fans up on what the family and their employees have been up to since the show ended.
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And then there's Kobach A couple hours later and a couple miles away from the hubbub of the state fair, Kobach sat at Carl's Bar, eating a burger while dispassionately explaining why he thinks some Republicans don't like him.
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The equal-time rule doesn't apply to the internet, but the recent hubbub over Facebook's influence on the election—in which both Hillary Clinton and Trump's 2016 campaign digital director, Brad Parscale, chimed in—illustrates that many feel it maybe should.
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While we don't typically advocate napping at shows, there were numerous multi-hour sound installations helmed by avant-garde innovators like Suzanne Ciani and Greg Fox, which provided ample opportunities to escape the hubbub of Moogfest and recharge emotionally and physically.
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A few miles away from the hubbub, Washington Post columnist Dana Milbank was consuming a nine-course meal made up of his previous columns, as he lived up to a vow to eat his words if Trump won the Republican nomination.
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Facebook has sought to distance itself from the regulatory hubbub around Libra by putting most of the concerns—the banking regulations, the fears about money laundering—on the Libra Association, the nominally independent group that is to manage the cryptocurrency.
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And on top of all the hubbub, Kim and Kanye still managed to squeeze in a fancy pasta-fueled date night — proving that 10 years in, this well-oiled family machine is ever the master of multitasking (and dining out).
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Just ask these guys: However, amid all the hubbub and hoo-hah around these new businesses springing up to cater to millennials who're tired of suburban living and want to be in dense, community-minded geographies, a counter-narrative is emerging.
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Still, I can't get past the thought that all of this hubbub could have been completely avoided if Apple had just priced its Pro Display XDR at $13,000 instead of $5,000, and then tossed in the Pro Stand for free.
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The hubbub wasn't over deal size (around $7m), the company's product (it's intuitive and addresses a real corporate pain point), its competitive positioning (IPO candidate Okta can't be pleased), nor even the speed with which the money was raised (two weeks).
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While we don't know what we're in for when it comes to the possibility of twins during Gemini season, we can guess what the actual birth might be like based on the hubbub that surrounded the birth of Blue Ivy.
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Bowe Bergdahl has yet to tickle the collective minds of America like Hae Min Lee's murder or all that recent Steven Avery hubbub, this season is still a deep and complex look at the Afghanistan War and Bergdahl's alleged desertion.
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The next day, Shay doesn't receive a visit from the girl, as she half expects to, but while she sits reading after lunch she hears a subdued hubbub from the far end of the garden, near the gate to the beach.
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After the hubbub of the dramatic opening had died down, the Cowboys beat the Cardinals, 28-17, as Dak Prescott threw two touchdown passes and ran for another, while DeMarcus Lawrence chipped in with three sacks and numerous quarterback hits.
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The Olympian told the paper she's been "busy" and it sounds like she's not been keeping up with all the hubbub that has thrust Harding back into the spotlight and earned her an invite to last weekend's Golden Globe Awards.
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The "wife" in the derided Peloton ad is taking the mockery in stride, and unlike the "husband" in the spot ... she says everyone's been cool to her about it, and she considers all the hubbub to be a positive thing.
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"[P]lease realize that for many of the women who frequent this site, our Greek experiences helped shaped us into the women we are: smart, funny, snarky, feminist," wrote a Jezebel commenter in 2008 in response to the Crying Sorority Girl hubbub.
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The hubbub subsided once Lucas started explaining her vision, requesting we do our best to cover the entire monolithic wall, that we take our time, allow others to take their turn tossing, and not throw too many eggs in a row at once.
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BuzzFeed first reported the change, which Instagram quietly made without much hubbub—though now that the news is out there, the internet has been celebrating the ability to once again capture the wild, questionable shit that other people share in their Stories.
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They're going to receive a hero's welcome as part of a halftime extravaganza supporting the troops, and neither Lynn nor the rest of the buddies (which include Garrett Hedlund's sarcastic sergeant) quite know what to make of the hubbub being paid them.
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The push to end states' tampon taxes surged into the national consciousness in 2015 and 2016, earning the title of "viral legislation" among reporters, but the media hubbub over the movement has largely died down in the wake of the Donald Trump presidency.
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His theory, it later emerged, was that the fear and fury he ginned up would increase postings to complaint sites by appalled customers, hubbub that improved his ranking on Google, because the search engine did not distinguish between positive and negative feedback.
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We've seen a lot of hubbub lately around possible floor votes on a health care bill — promises that the House would vote on the American Health Care Act in late March and a rumored vote on an amendment to that plan last week.
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While the advertisers appeared to be motivated by the backlash of standing by The O'Reilly Factor, viewers (and Fox News executives) who were already steeped in the Fox News ethos may not have seen, or even cared, what all the hubbub was about.
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A well-known figure in the U.K. startup scene as a serial entrepreneur and investor, along with exiting the movie rental and streaming company LoveFilm to Amazon, he co-founded Fletcher Research, and has held various board positions that include Secret Escapes, Hubbub, and Zoopla.
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The hubbub now is a recently released Environmental Protection Agency report, the Second Five Year Review, that has conservation activists concerned because they think it paints an overly optimistic picture of the status of the Hudson and takes GE off the hook for continued cleanup.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The chairman of Sequoia Capital, a prominent venture capital firm in Silicon Valley, caused a hubbub late last year when he said the firm did not have female investors in the United States because it did not want to lower its standards.
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In 2015, the hubbub was over the fact that the idiosyncratic Birdman won the big prize over critical favorite Boyhood and mega box office hit American Sniper, which took in $300 million and was the third-biggest film at the box office that year.
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Related: Russia Wants a Doomsday Device — And It's a Sign They're Losing Their Nuclear Marbles But here's the thing: It's not entirely certain if the Russians are going through all this hubbub because they're on to some sneaky US nefariousness or because they're downright paranoid.
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The rule and the hubbub over it are part of a debate over a concept known as "data localization," in which a country places restrictions on data as a way to gain better control over it and potentially curb the power of international companies.
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Update: Perhaps because of the hubbub surrounding the news of Paint's deprecation, Microsoft has now confirmed to Motherboard that has no immediate plans to sunset Paint, and a new update to Microsoft's support page notes that it will remain available for free download in the Windows store.
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"Mayores," a campy ode to dating daddies (originally inspired by the gossip media hubbub over Gomez's relationship with Argentinian American soccer player Sebastian Lletget), featured then-underground trap superstar Bad Bunny and became a huge hit on YouTube, the US Latin charts and all over Latin America.
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Pete Wells, the restaurant critic of the Times , who writes a review every week—and who occasionally writes one that creates a national hubbub about class, money, and soup—was waiting for a table not long ago at Momofuku Nishi, a modish new restaurant in Chelsea.
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Officials have become leading characters in the passion play of American sports: an overlooked pass-interference hubbub in the recent N.F.L. playoffs; the overturned foul after Kevin Durant smashed into LeBron James in last year's N.B.A. finals; or disputes about home runs in Major League Baseball's playoffs.
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Unilever's attempt to mitigate the environmental impact of its tea bags comes in the same week that Starbucks announced it was introducing a five pence (seven cents) paper cup charge in 35 of its stores across London, with proceeds from the levy to be donated to environmental charity Hubbub.
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Cowin E7 Active Noise-Canceling Bluetooth Headphones — $54.39 See Details With ergonomic ear cups, 20 hours of battery life, and of course the standard hubbub-silencing ANC you've come to expect on this list, these headphones are a great choice for anyone looking to find that elusive peace on the train.
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As we sat there in the hotel bar, the night firmly drawn in, the hubbub of acolytes all around, Bez hopped from talking about his relationship with Shaun Ryder—"I'm a good friend, a loyal friend"—to detailing something deeper and stranger than I'd ever expected to hear that evening.
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If you missed the hubbub about the pseudo-festival from last spring, or need a refresher, here's how it went down: People paid exorbitant amounts of money (read: $12,000 for the weekend) to attend the Fyre Festival, which was organized by Fyre Media owner Billy McFarland and the rapper Ja Rule.
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Universities should be a hubbub of the full range of political perspectives from A to Z, not just from V to Z. So maybe we progressives could take a brief break from attacking the other side and more broadly incorporate values that we supposedly cherish — like diversity — in our own dominions.
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"Clovis alluded to a belief that he thought climate change was either just as cyclic as, or caused by, things like "sunspot changes, Krakatoa, volcanic activity," and added he believed all the hubbub about climate change was "really about income redistribution from rich nations that are industrialized to nations that are not.
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Just a quick bit of news for anyone paying attention to all the hubbub out of Pokémon GO Fest: Legendary raids — the hardest form of the massive co-op battles that have players gather in the real world and team up to catch the game's rarest Pokémon — will begin in the next 24-48 hours.
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"This rare, 'Frankenstein' galaxy formed and is able to survive because it lies in a quiet little suburban neighborhood of the universe, where none of the hubbub of the more crowded parts can bother it," said researcher Mark Seibert, based at the Observatories of the Carnegie Institution for Science in California, in a JPL statement.
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Beyond the media hubbub and presidential gloating over the results of the Mueller report is the alarming, but almost overlooked, reality that Donald Trump is the U.S. president preferred and aggressively supported by Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Can we do business with Kim Jong Un?
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All that remained, it seemed, was for one last miscalculation to undo her at her trial, perhaps fatally — for the wildfire explosion to claim its architect as a victim, or at least provoke a hubbub that allowed someone like her former fiancé Loras, at some string-puller's behest, to slide a blade between her ribs.
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Mostly perfume, jewelry, and clothing shops run by African, Asian, and Middle Eastern immigrants, part of the Wholesale District's hubbub, they were replaced by Ace's preferred businesses, upscale hipster mini-chains like Portland's Stumptown Coffee Roasters and Seattle-born Rudy's Barber Shop, along with an oyster bar and gastropub that took the Breslin name.
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While presenting himself to voters as an efficient and apolitical manger above the hubbub of carping politicians, the 63-year-old construction engineer has had trouble erasing memories of his government's failure last winter to clear streets of snow and buildings of dangerous icicles, the most basic duties of all municipal authorities in Russia.
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Hearing the sound of crashing waves or chirping birds and insects, taking in a beautiful vista on a pristine lake, smelling the flowers of a tropical garden or feeling the warmth of the sunshine on your skin stimulate the senses in a positive way and take you away from the hubbub of your daily life.
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For those who don't understand what all of the sartorial hubbub is about, this is essentially the biggest couture party of the year where celebs and designers get together ostensibly to celebrate The Metropolitan Museum of Art's latest Costume Institute exhibit, but really to show one another up in their custom, otherworldly gowns on the red carpet.
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"We saw encouraging results from the first three months of this trial with Hubbub, and what stood out to us was the positive response we had from our partners (employees) and customers, who continue to push us to innovate and find ways to reduce waste," Martin Brok, president of Starbucks Europe, Middle East and Africa, said in a statement.
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Lost in the hubbub over the decisions to slash costs of its Chinese manufactured vehicles by 20%; the success of the new gigafactory in the country; and the beginnings of a new gigafactory in Berlin was the news that the company had sold its first Megapack — a massive lithium ion battery installation — to a utility in Alaska.
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Through the new program, about 2,000 reusable cups will be in use at the terminal "The purpose of working with Hubbub and Gatwick is to help create a new culture of reuse on-the-go by giving customers the option of a reusable cup instead of paper for free," said Jaz Rabadia, Starbucks U.K. senior manager of energy and sustainability, in a statement.
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Still, Zuckerberg believes that video is the future (even after all the hubbub about Facebook's misleading metrics headfaking news publishers into pivoting to video and then laying off staffers) Across Facebook's other products, Zuckerberg noted that 800 million people now use Marketplace, its Jobs feature have helped people find 1 million jobs, and its birthday fundraisers have raised $300 million alone this year.
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A few blocks beyond the teeming tourist hubbub (where brightly lit Hilfiger and Levi's shops glimmer between jewelers selling Maltese crosses and fantastically old-fashioned pharmacies), the storefronts remain unchanged from 50 years ago, their antiquated signs dusty, their wares (glass cases of Zippo lighters; uneven stacks of soda bottles and beer cans; rows of lead Maltese knights in armor) modest and disparate.
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The 19th-century former shoe factory has been transformed into an urban retreat: quiet, light, homey, verdant with plants and the brush-marked glow of a pistachio-green heritage lime plaster that adorns every angle of the space — a haven from the hubbub below and an elegant rebuttal to the Scandinavian-style chill so pervasive in the city's postindustrial spaces.
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Civil rights groups launched a pair of lawsuits in response, while Kemp and his office denied all suggestions of wrongdoing, accused Abrams of using the reports to excite her base and dismissed the hubbub as the work of "outside agitators," a historically loaded term dating back to the Civil Rights era, while touting a new record number of registered voters.
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Where to watch it: Cartoon Network's website and via on-demand services After all the excitement about The X-Files' return in 24, the show's 21th (and possibly last) season came and went in the first quarter of this year with minimal hubbub — which is a shame, because aside from the blah bookending "mythology" episodes, this batch was reminiscent of the series' classic years.
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Ms. Marinoni now laughs as she recalls the frenzied hunt for her identity in 2004, the bewildered reporters who did not know what to make of her — an unostentatious, redheaded community organizer, who preferred plaid shirts to evening gowns, and who before meeting Ms. Nixon had never subscribed to cable TV. The hubbub over Ms. Nixon leaving her male partner and dating a woman seems faraway, the product of a different time.
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