Did the "Hype" singer live up to his own hype?
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Nothing, hype or no hype, feels like underdog music to me.
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There's a backlash to the hype machine when the hype is too intrusive.
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"Hype is just hype; it doesn't mean anything," Michigan receiver Jehu Chesson said.
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The problem with ironic Knack 2 hype is that it's indistinguishable from unironic hype.
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Just as inevitable as the Apple hype is the corresponding wave of counter-hype.
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Hype was the booster engine that drove the mid-20th century space race. Hype.
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No short-lived hype National-populism is clearly not a fleeting hype, it turns out.
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After years of hype, more hype and even more hype, people are now starting to wonder: Where is this shiny, artificially intelligent, fully connected future of things we were promised?
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"The Republican hype houses all root for Trump, and the liberal hype houses all root for Bernie," said Javon Fonville, 19, the founder of the progressive hype house (handle: @votebernie2020).
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While a lot of revolutionary technologies have hype, not everything with hype is revolutionary, she said.
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Often, early hype for a movie turns out not to be much more than that – hype.
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Few trendy drinks have enjoyed both the hype and longevity-of-hype that coconut water has.
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Still, you should be wary of the hemp hype There's a lot of hype about hemp.
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He says all the hype surrounding the chlorine incident at Midwest FurFest was just that: hype.
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SEC intervention dampens hype, and in a market that thrives on hype, this is a bad thing.
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What if Game of Thrones was the first show to pivot from Deathwatch hype to Lifewatch hype?
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Don't believe the hype and if there was hype, believe me you — I would let you know!
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You know that when I'm venting I need a hype man and you're a damn good hype man.
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But it's definitely a good song for getting hype, especially if you want to get hype about weed.
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Consider this: the starting point of "Turn Down For What" is an extreme level of hype—a hype mountain peak—because its chorus presumes that whoever is singing along to it is already super hype.
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There always is a lot of hype around CRISPR but at the time in 2017, it was probably peak hype.
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How can Nintendo be so good about building hype and so bad when it comes to delivering on that hype?
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Day one hype While there are challenges on the horizon, the early hype around China's Costco stores is very real.
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There was a lot of hype around "The Hurt Locker" at the time, but that was short-term hype only.
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However, Hype House co-creator Chase Hudson is represented by WME talent agency, who also represents Hype House as a brand.
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Of course, this all came crashing down when people realized Watson was vaporware and the marketing hype was just that — hype.
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But no one was more hype than a woman named Priscilla, or "Avatar" as the deejays and hype men affectionately dubbed her.
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Only a few years ago, there was a lot of hype around OpenStack as the project went through the usual hype cycle.
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CS: If you're familiar with the Gartner hype cycle, it's hype, then disillusionment, and only after that does real value get added.
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This suggests that diet hype is just that: hype, and has less to do with the overall changes in how people really eat.
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He's got like 60 to 80 pounds on me ... But he gets hype, and I get hype and we just roll with it.
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Eovaldi is emblematic of something truly lazy: the ham-fisted attempt to hype a pitcher in the absence of truly hype-worthy players.
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Gartner Hype Curve: No emotional support needed Gartner Hype Curve: No emotional support needed Several venture capitalists have now stepped in to address this challenge.
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Waxman admits that the hype got a little strong with artificial intelligence and deep learning, but says that reality has started to surpass the hype.
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Nintendo's innovative new console lives up to the hype Nintendo's innovative new console lives up to the hype The Nintendo Switch is here, and it's fantastic.
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These sorts of hype cycles draw some speculation, create unnecessary hype, and prevent science journalists from properly digesting the research or vetting it with outside experts.
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"You can believe the hype on how great they were or the hype on how they weren't, but the fact is, they added something," she said.
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Bits Technology products often go through a hype cycle: It starts with excessive enthusiasm (the hype), then it moves into a period of disillusionment (the anger).
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Promoting a ridiculously good offer is sure to generate some hype surrounding your business; and as we know, hype is often great for getting traffic and links.
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Update [July 31, 3:22 PM]: Denna Frances Glass, possible "manager" of Hype Williams, emailed THUMP to report Dean Blunt and Inga Copeland are no longer in Hype Williams.
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Quixey, a deep-linking start-up that had a lot of hype in its earlier days, just gave its C.E.O. the boot after, uh, not living up to the hype.
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"I think if you have speculative capital that you want to play with, there's enough investor hype around this space, and investor hype can lead to big profits," he said.
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Although exclusives limit distribution, they can allow artists to benefit monetarily—Tidal offers better revenue than other music-streaming services—and build hype in a time of peak hype culture.
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There were blunts and aux cords and hype-y rants about corporations and mile-long merch lines and FUCK NIKE chants and shoutouts to God and Tidal hype and Tyga.
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"Little buddy wanted doing this, trying to get no hype on the internet or trying to get no hype on the radio," Smiley said in a video of the sweet gesture.
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Yes, the week Inside Amy Schumer returned in April saw some degree of hype (especially over a pre-released sketch featuring Hamilton's Lin-Manuel Miranda), but that hype dissipated almost immediately.
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" Bloom titled his statement: "Don't buy the NCAA hype.
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In this case ... you really can't believe the hype.
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But Hype never got much hype, and neither did Intermedia's follow-up, Bounce, which let you make music videos by recording your dance moves that are then auto-synced to a song.
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Then you've got Cambridge Analytica and you know, you can believe the hype on how great they were or the hype on how they weren't, but the fact is, they added something.
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So I think they were trying to build hype for this product they were doing, and then what they actually created did not live up to the hype that they built for it.
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The hype ahead of the survey is easy to understand.
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The attention and hype around this year's convention is unusual.
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The latter looks like riding the hype cycle almost perfectly.
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The incessant hype around new games can make this tough.
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I can understand why there is this hype about Tesla.
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You've heard the hype: The quantum computer revolution is coming.
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Well, there's glamour, as seen in this fabulous hype video.
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The hype around ZHU's debut album has been well earned.
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Universal is milking the hype … keeping fans on their toes!
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Despite the hype, there's nothing to fear about the Megaformer.
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Cape + magic + hype men = recipe for well-deserved viral fame.
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Otherwise, it won't make enough money to justify the hype.
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And more importantly, could it live up to the hype?
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There's no specs, just hype and this one (edited) image.
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The hype around smartwatches isn't what it used to be.
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Gartner's hype cycle holds that after inflated expectations comes disillusionment.
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Is there a way to tell hype from real progress?
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Ultimately, though, business success, not IPO hype, is what counts.
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McGregor on August 26 live up to its mountainous hype?
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The hype though can run beyond the reality, experts say.
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"Go back and look at all the hype," Gordon said.
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The reality lies somewhere between the hype and the disillusionment.
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In 2008, for instance, they released the ultimate hype ad.
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The company seems more interested in building hype than cars.
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So does becoming a plumber live up to the hype?
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Autonomous Cars Break Uber The current messaging hype is overstated.
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The machinery of science moves much more slowly than hype.
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Clearly, the Bulletproof hype is not melting away anytime soon.
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HYPE," and, "This book is beautiful, powerful, and totally badass.
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The hype surrounding J.K. Rowling's wonderful Wizarding World lives on!
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The hype around autonomous vehicles is reaching a fever pitch.
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I'm not worried about the hype; that gets in everywhere.
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People kind of bought it, and there was much hype.
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It's a huge overreaction because of all the Tesla hype.
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And this year, the hype might be even more elevated.
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Let's hope the final product can match all the hype.
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If I get a steal or something I'll be hype.
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Ottomotto, it seems, did not live up to the hype.
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"I don't want to help with the hype," he said.
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Here's to watching the hype build as their popularity unfolds.
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It sounds pretty great, and the hype is still growing.
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Now it needs to prove it's worth all its hype.
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"Frankly, I think there's some hype out there," Haag said.
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And maybe the camera won't live up to Apple's hype.
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Can 2017 live up to the hype and the pressure?
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But they have, which means we shouldn't believe the hype.
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The word hype was invented to describe books like this.
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These shoes really live up to the price and hype!
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Despite initial hype, many creators have been ignoring the service.
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And hang up on the hype of an "unhackable phone."
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There's also a fine line between speculation and unearned hype.
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"Before long the hype far exceeded AI's accomplishments," they wrote.
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But Anki has enjoyed an especially big dollop of hype.
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But how much of its popularity is based on hype?
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But Sunday, after all the hype, was not Newton's day.
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You just have to squint hard and ignore the hype.
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So is HTC just riding the hype without much substance?
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"The interest really stems from the media hype," he added.
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But is there science to back up the BCAA hype?
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Then he came out to help us hype the crowd.
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See what the hype is about and gets yours here.
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Click through to see what all the hype is about.
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This time, the hype surrounding the storm was just annoying.
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And, in one case, the hype is just too real.
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Taniguchi's match against Infiltration is preceded by loads of hype.
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So how much of coconut water's hype is truly deserved?
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Could a vegan chocolate bar live up to the hype?
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Ok, guys, let's slow down the hype train right here.
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But despite that, she's never ridden a wave of hype.
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Yet once in a while, the hype is entirely justified.
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He got the party hype and that's all that mattered.
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I started bringing him on tour as my hype man.
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They'll also be throwing live events to build Lime's hype.
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Then there's the cast's Instagram hype game, which is strong.
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Many Peace Corps Malawi invitees believe this hype; I did.
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"It's just people picking up on a hype cycle." video
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Regardless of the hype, lots o' famous folks stopped by.
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In addition to Popeyes, Still, the hype has its consequences.
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Buy the hype on Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens?
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But this is also an area where hype is high.
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They've all figured out that the fans provide the hype.
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Hancock cautioned against getting too caught up in the hype.
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All told, Apple's AirPods Pro live up to the hype.
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Is it really going to sell as the hype suggests?
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" In addition, "you've got all the hype around the phone.
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And to date, both have lived up to the hype.
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You say that police stand to benefit from the hype.
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One might well ask: what became of all that hype?
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Immense hype surrounds virtual currencies and distributed ledgers these days.
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Here's hoping it lives up to fifteen years of hype.
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Don't you think the hype for that has died down?
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Counterbalanced with that is a very strong current of hype.
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To his credit, Cattelan seems nonplussed by all the hype.
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Get ready for 5G, or at least the 5G hype.
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Hypersonic hype New York to London in just two hours?
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I had to admit that it was worth the hype.
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The hype, it's calling to you... just let it in.
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Be wary of the hype, our chief Washington correspondent warns.
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That means the hype over the Corvette could fade quickly.
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If so, that definitely makes Tito's Tacos worth the hype.
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There's a lot of hype about the future of work.
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Title aside, the "Poem to the vagina" hype is understandable.
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The reality is often so, so far from the hype.
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The conservative pricing was typical of Pinterest's avoidance of hype.
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It's not worth the hype that's being accrued to it.
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But it wasn't the only company to hype its wares.
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The first step is to safely stop believing their hype.
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Yet the hype conceals rising nervousness among the fintech participants.
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It's time to stop the hype of false unemployment numbers.
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Only Steyer pulled the unconventional move of hiring the hype.
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Skepticism is warranted, as the blockchain hype is certainly excessive.
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Brand ambassadors are essentially a hype squad for your brand.
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Yet that has not tempered the hype around the I.P.O.s.
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The hype obscured just how predetermined the outcome really was.
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But the manufactured hype was accompanied by a grassroots backlash.
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As the hype cycle accelerated in 2017, crypto markets surged.
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I'd rather just wait for the hype to die down.
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By its nature, crowdfunding incentivizes founders to hype their projects.
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And, despite the hype, the thinking behind them isn't new.
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New York City's Central Park lives up to the hype.
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It's a strategic error to fall for your own hype.
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And a movie that truly lives up to the hype.
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The designated shopping day is fading after years of hype.
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The question is: Can they deliver on the mounting hype?
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Uber and Lyft (LYFT) haven't lived up to the hype.
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The hype has spilled over into classical music genres, too.
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Maybe all that hype about states will have been justified.
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Or so the chocolate science hype machine will tell you.
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Target does press and social media blitzes to create hype.
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Expect more deals and more hype in the coming months.
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New iPhones and major changes usually command a ton of hype, and Apple's pushing the hype level around the iPhone X even higher than usual, especially given the new thousand-dollar starting price point.
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Populist Geert Wilders fails to live up to hype in Dutch elections Populist Geert Wilders fails to live up to hype in Dutch elections Updated 22012/863/286 to reflect the latest election results.
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It's a clever name: "drops" are ways to create hype around new products in the fashion world — and Google very much needs to find a way to build more hype around the Pixel 4.
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Hype House founders Chase Hudson, a TikTok star, and Thomas Petrou, a YouTube star, emphasize the importance of Hype House's primary objective as a space for creative production: The house does have strict rules, however.
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Or is this just building up hype around another covetable launch?
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I don't need to create more hype around what it is.
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Maybe it's the usual hype that Bitcoin sees around Christmas time.
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But it's a welcome reality check on the current China hype.
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What followed was a mixed bag of realized hype and disappointment.
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I feel like this sale day all a bunch of hype!
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He said there is too much hype around AR/VR today.
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And despite the hype, the bugs themselves were of questionable severity.
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Crypto is still very volatile, and there's a lot of hype.
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If this came on in the club, I'd probably get hype.
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I was looking at a graphic about the bot hype cycle.
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She's aware of the hype, but it's not a big burden.
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Bowled over Haven't succumbed to the Super Bowl LI hype yet?
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And when it comes to these books, the hype is real.
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"He's worthy of the hype," Virginia Tech coach Buzz Williams said.
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But he's focused on not getting caught up in the hype.
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The hype of you walking in, cheering and clapping for you.
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This was a lot of hype for a relatively small object.
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I was eager to see what all the hype is about.
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Now, we see if those burgers hold up to the hype.
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Unfortunately, the health benefits don't live up to all the hype.
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The many hype-building stories about deceptive companies haven't aged well.
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What's the most hype thing about Drake dropping this album is?
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They knew it was about to get crazy and be hype.
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They also harnessed social media and its communities to build hype.
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UPDATE: Watch his second song of the night "Hype" as well.
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To the extent that they've heard the hype, they're not convinced.
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There are also enough good games for them to sincerely hype.
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The initial hype around autonomous driving technology hasn't quite worn off.
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In many ways, New York City lives up to its hype.
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How can he win if Black voters see through the hype?
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"I honestly don't care for any of the hype," she wrote.
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Unlike many other executives, tech executives actually believed their Utopian hype.
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Then you have to build the hype based on other things.
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Ahead, check out the ones that are completely worth the hype.
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The first time I wondered what the hype was all about.
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I love motherboards and I live for the hype surrounding tech.
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You've probably seen the hype for the Dyson Supersonic hair dryer.
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For this round of Hype Machine we went deep on Zappos.
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Let's allow ourselves to ride the hype wave a bit longer.
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Casual investors often jump in immediately because of the media hype.
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So, for this round of Hype Machine, we did just that.
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Was the monster storm a case of too much media hype?
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Will it live up to the hype of The People vs.
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I'm hype too tho, it can't come soon enough for me.
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Are HYPE the criminal organisation you have to take down, 22018?
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Because in this industry, even serious projects need a hype track.
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Despite the lack of hype, socks are indeed a fashion item.
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Of course, for many of these products, it'll just be hype.
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After several years of hype, however, we're still not quite there.
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So the hype beasts might really line up for this one.
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Your song "For Real" recently hit number one on Hype Machine.
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Don't believe the hype today or fall victim to paranoid delusions.
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You guys hype this whole thing up about this big match?
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Or maybe Siri is just not living up to the hype.
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There's a lot of hype leading up to a summer getaway.
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I'm already at the other end of this particular hype ride.
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"Don't get caught up in the social media hype," Stubbs says.
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Price aside, the June Intelligent Oven stands up to the hype.
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As science journalist Ed Yong writes, the hype can be dangerous.
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So the big question: Does it live up to the hype?
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And that'll be a good thing—especially when the hype dissipates.
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So how well does Sharp Objects live up to the hype?
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Twitter rarely capitalizes on whatever hype exists around their various products.
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And from there, he never quite lived up to the hype.
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PERINO: Well, I couldn&apost -- I was like, all the hype.
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It doesn't matter the hype, it doesn't matter the outside noise.
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Taryn: There is a hype, and I really believe it's warranted.
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Tesla faces major hurdles living up to the Model 3 hype.
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It ignited Hollywood with fiery hype before being engulfed in controversy.
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There's a lot of hype and misinformation floating around about EVs.
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There's not much hype ahead of Apple's anticipated product event Monday.
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But what do we say to the god of hype death?
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""Climate alarmists tend to ignore scientific evidence and encourage media hype.
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Google's Android Auto is here, but the hype for it isn't. .
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"These guys haven't bought into the hype all year," Few said.
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But major advances were slow to come, and the hype faded.
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Last week, I begged you to slow the hype train down.
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Viral internet hype is a double-edged sword for indie brands.
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This season, however, the hype around Towns has faded a bit.
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We see a common thread between these points: hype and news.
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Abenomics may have fallen short of the hype that accompanied it.
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What are some hype things that people should not think about?
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You get a lot of Internet hype, do you believe it?
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Mr Yong has no need for such hype in his book.
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The only question is whether it can deliver on the hype.
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"I was actually surprised at the level of hype," says Maloney.
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Yes, that's the hype train, blasting its whistle at top volume.
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If so, do you think it lives up to the hype?
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Right now, they are floating in limbo between hype and skepticism.
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We were already hype enough about a Beyoncé pregnancy, but twins?!
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Another thing you have to do is get a hype man.
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Despite the hype that greeted Hope's creation, however, the party flopped.
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Apparently, it reignited enough hype to get an actual prototype built.
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An affordable phone accessory that really lives up to the hype
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So, which of these stories are reasonable and which are hype?
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However, the hype around CBD stems from its purported relaxation effects.
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The hype was immense, but who were the winners and losers?
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Read the fine print and be wary of midterm election hype.
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Nathan's, like Coney Island, was built on hard work and hype.
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Maybe his fledgling Instagram account will catch up with the hype.
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Business Insider has seen the movie and the hype is deserved.
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Limited releases and high-profile collaborations fuel the hype, and demand.
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There's a lot of hype out there about AI in retail.
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Avoiding the hype has been intentional, CEO Pousaz tells Business Insider.
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Does Children of Blood and Bone live up to the hype?
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And yes, whether they live up to the marketing blitz hype.
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Bits The hype of a new technology is outpacing commercial success.
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Musgrave now reckons he let the hype get to his head.
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Bombastic hype does not conquer all, even for a media superstar.
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There's very little hype, but now there's lots of actual usage.
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I don't mind if it gets hype and is a letdown.
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I'll admit that I've been caught up in the Bose hype.
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I hate myself for saying this but it's worth the hype.
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There was the hype and then a trough, which we expected.
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"Dark Fate" has in no way lived up to the hype.
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What do you think of all the hype around the film?
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I think that the hype for this movie is well-deserved.
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Inarguably, the nail-biter narrative only serves the awards hype machine.
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The hype over commercial drones is, so far, largely just that.
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The kettle came the closest to matching its pre-experiment hype.
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If it doesn't, all the hype will have been for nothing.
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Hype around the technology has led to incomprehensible applications of it.
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But the slogan and the hype have now dramatically caught up.
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What do you think about the "blue wave hitting Texas" hype?
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Ruth Bloomfield Margolin's puzzle dispenses with the hype.
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"Big hype and then crickets," Coach said of chasing viral moments.
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There's huge hype around the idea that tech can improve education.
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In that context, the Futurefön hype just didn't seem that strange.
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Once again, though, Judge Marrero is simply accepting the hype uncritically.
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I'm not sure why Fatburger doesn't get the hype it deserves.
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You don't need the hype of a so-called fitness craze.
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This is also the league's hype machine coming home to roost.
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Hype and even fraud are unavoidable parts of the autism story.
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They'e called "hype houses," after an influencer collab house in California.
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But reviews out of Venice and then TIFF confirmed the hype.
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But for now, 5G in 2020 is mostly a hype fest.
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Caffeine is also using the Super Bowl to hype its platform.
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For several members of Hype House, TikTok is a family affair.
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At 22, Lopez is currently the oldest member of Hype House.
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But Mendelson warned not to get taken in by manufactured hype.
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It was a week of intrigue, of drama, and of hype.
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It is reminiscent of pre-fight hype before a boxing match.
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I finally understood all the hype and excitement around immersive experiences.
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The claim, made on an online blog, is not just hype.
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"Modern Family" hogged all the hype, while "The Middle" plugged along.
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The 2019 model doesn't change enough to bring the hype back.
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However, some doctors say blue-blocking glasses are hype, not science.
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President Donald Trump isn't buying into the Oprah Winfrey 2020 hype.
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Those types of deals mean real revenue, rather than just hype.
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The claims about the unaffordability of these goals are pure hype.
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NOW: He's a fashion icon, hype-beast, director, and dramatic actor.
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But not everyone is convinced the truck is worth the hype.
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Hype alone isn't what makes the frittata a menu staple, either.
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Don't want to deal with all the hype around Prime Day?
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The hype was short-lived and people have since moved on.
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He said the hype surrounding initial coin offerings was "quite tremendous".
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A lot of the hype around exercise focuses on calories burned.
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And the hype and excitement for Rosen is building in Arizona.
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But at the same time, he's got the hype right now.
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Which are you skeptical of or believe might be just hype?
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Despite the explosion in pumpkin products, the hype might be slowing.
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As with any hot field, there's always the possibility of hype.
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Being around the London hype, that always alienated us as well.
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It promised less hype and more science in Shark Week 2016.
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Personally, I think the hype and advertising play a big part.
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I got to make work with no hype and no buzz.
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The question is, does it live up to all the hype?
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It's supported by sentiment and hype and hopefulness about monetary policy.
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Sure, some of the disappointment was an inevitable function of hype.
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Harry Styles-based hype was already at an all-time high this week when pictures of him filming his new music video were released (and immediately Photoshopped) — but now the hype will be going into overdrive.
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Marvel's business plan and marketing strategy has long been to hype what's next, with much of that hype being driven by its signature post-credits scenes and panels at fan conventions like Comic-Con or Disney's D0.
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Or just when it seems like, yeah, it's another phone, and I think that the goal is to get you in that vacuum into... Create this level of excitement and hype, it's this kind of hype machine.
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But for all the hype about new technology, productivity has been sluggish.
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But don't believe the hype—the shift to 5G won't happen quickly.
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Don't believe the hype, love cannot conquer all when money is involved.
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But the threat doesn't seem likely to live up to the hype.
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Has your unwillingness to sell users' information ever cost Hype Machine support?
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The conversation around 5G tends to include a whole lot of hype.
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For all the hype, Tuesday's midterm elections went as many polls predicted.
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At long last, the Sombra hype train is pulling into the station.
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Today, cultured meat is a lot of hype and no consumer product.
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If #Blizzard2016 lives up to the hype, those efforts may be overwhelmed.
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KS: Is it a must-have or a little bit of hype?
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I think I just got caught up in all the Glossier hype.
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LAKE: Some say the experience just doesn't live up to the hype.
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We didn't want to buy into the hype, but it's super tasty.
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You've seen plenty of demos where the reality didn't match the hype.
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"I think the hype is absolutely justified," Vettel told reporters in May.
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Lots of scientists think that this flawed idea didn't deserve the hype.
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The paper's hype probably stems from how the internet disseminates science news.
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But we also need to be careful not to hype the harm.
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After months of hype, Netflix's Umbrella Academy, premiering February 15, is here.
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She also starred in the Day 5 advent directed by Hype Williams.
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They've parlayed that Meerkat hype into a new social video app, Houseparty.
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It's not an easy thing to build hype for, but it's important.
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Spotify has been on a media blitz to hype up its plans.
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But hype-fuelled hopes of an immediate leap in understanding were dashed.
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The coin was not even the apex of the hype for this.
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We've heard the hype: It's a get-rich-quick system meets Kickstarter!
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Mayweather versus McGregor isn't just a fight between two masters of hype.
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Sometimes an extra-hype playlist is absolutely necessary to get you motivated.
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The bottom line: 2019 is when unicorn hype will meet market reality.
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Yes, it's real -- and the hype behind the fight is massive already.
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The hype is that the arrival of 5G will break the pattern.
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Yeah, isn't this sort of the classic upside-down U hype cycle?
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And thanks to Benefit Cosmetics, the '90s hype is not stopping there.
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The shirt was awesome, but the hype and the atmosphere made it.
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The merc with a mouth has jumped on the Avengers hype train.
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Link in bio," Leto continued the hype in a new post. "PS.
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And so far, despite all the hype, bots have been fairly underwhelming.
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At the very least, it could bring some practicality to the hype.
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So we can live in our house without press and media hype!!!!
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And now is a perfect time to hop on the hype train.
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And now Yusupov also loves his new interactive video streaming app, Hype.
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So let's all try to damp down the hype just a bit.
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I'll be your professional hype man for the rest of our lives.
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HBO's rationality hype man John Oliver rounds out the cast as Zazu.
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After decades of hype, virtual reality has finally captured the world's imagination.
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Apparently, no one is safe from the infectious hype of the lob.
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The talk was of the "Schulz hype" and a runaway "Schulz train".
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Our country loves the hype surrounding the elections, but the actual election?
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But the hype — over 100 5-star Sephora reviews — is very real.
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Is it worth giving them a free pass just for the hype?
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What's wrong with the hype is that people have the timescale wrong.
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Hype hasn't been an issue for Andy Rubin's new hardware startup, Essential.
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Because of this, I have no problem resisting the hair-color hype.
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It's true the company may be a victim of its own hype.
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The hype: 4.6 out of 5 stars and 1,033 reviews on Athleta.
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Now the press decided to hype up a sentence here or there.
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Then I hype myself up for a phone call with my mom.
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You see this whole crowd of people — his hype crowd — watching him.
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And others like Grailed are tackling the resale market for hype clothing.
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Unfortunately, as usual, this one looks like it's running mostly on hype.
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Don't buy the hype, even if it comes in cider donut form.
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I'm pleased to report that the hope lives up to the hype.
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It was a hype machine that created a legion of rabid fans.
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"It's really worrying that consumers are believing the hype" one researcher says.
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All hype aside, training the AI does appear to be surprisingly simple.
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Let's be honest, some things simply don't live up to the hype.
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I'm unmoved by most things and tend to treat hype with suspicion.
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Weeks later, it parlayed the hype into $12 million in venture funding.
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Click through to see whether the phone lived up to the hype.
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The promise and the potential are almost as big as the hype.
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It's why every retro revival is met with a swirl of hype.
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The hype surrounding Peaky Blinders Season 4 is quickly picking up steam.
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I bought it when there was the first hype around Fenty Beauty.
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I think it was a bit like mini hype with every click.
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But this hype is also putting pressure on regulators to step in.
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His own hype man, Computer, tried in vain to calm him down.
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These slouchy pirate boots (and the hype surrounding them) sealed the deal.
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The unwarranted hype from the University of Maryland's press office was another.
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If you wanna be hype and emo, get down with trap, seriously.
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Paak flexed the showmanship and chops to warrant the almost deafening hype.
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If Snap had stayed private, the hype and heat would have persisted.
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Except unlike Allen, the hype is tolerable and his play is palatable.
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Why the recent hype about insurance tech will be just the beginning
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But the hype for Mortal Kombat 11 is still just as fatal.
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"I don't think the fight would be as good as the hype."
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The BTS hype doesn't look like it'll be fading any time soon.
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Fallout 4 DLC will arrive throughout the summer. Card. Game. Hype. Train.
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Price and hype don't really bother me, as a general rule, anyway.
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Rather than shy away from the hype, Ratchanok has embraced the expectation.
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But reading about them and following all the hype can be exhausting.
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The track is pretty chill, but Charli's vocals make it super hype.
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The big companies are creating hope and hype for the hungry consumer.
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For all the hype, the Mueller investigation has not been particularly surprising.
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Martin and Brown both have some post-hype sleeper potential to me.
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But the hype about machines saving African lives ought to elicit caution.
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Their publicity around the tools should reflect the reality, not the hype.
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After days of hype, the Penguins jumped out to a fast start.
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A sweep can cheer fans, and it often starts the hype machine.
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The hype will fade long before the construction dust settles on HQ2.
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Many brands have caught on to the hype — like Leica, Lomography, Mint.
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" SB Nation said it "probably did not live up to the hype.
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Now, that sounds pretty nice, but is it really worth the hype?
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Overall, we found that the Costco brand lived up to the hype.
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It turns out the hype was impossible, falling far beyond that boundary.
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I confess: I just don't get the hype about Chick-fil-A.
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And, a large part of that is the hype around pumpkin spice.
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"It's just real hype," said Joey Williams, Clemson's undergraduate student body president.
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So, why is there so much hype around these particular veggie burgers?
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On June 218, 210, Google's Project Glass was at peak hype levels.
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After the conference, the hype lasted another year, until April 15, 2013.
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But AI is one area that has received a lot of hype.
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Unfortunately, you could only be so far removed from the wedding hype.
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Case in point: they've managed to get me on the hype train.
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I visited to see if it could live up to the hype.
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The hype about an increasingly dynamic, untethered, independent workforce was just wrong.
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In place of nuance we are left with hype and potential fearmongering.
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IBO, WBO, IBF, WBA...I'm not into the hype, I'm about business.
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"We don't invest in the hype phase of any sector," he says.
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The best high-yield savings accounts live up to all the hype.
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"Ronda was very caught up in the hype," Couture told Business Insider.
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"The Hype" is a '90s-style rock track about loyalty and perseverance.
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But in court, Navient has said those assurances are strictly marketing hype.
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Now, to measure the hype, it's as if everyone suddenly discovered yoga.
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Danson's performance deserves the hype, but I don't tune in for him.
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This is why Newt needs to hype the threat of nuclear terrorism.
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Don't believe the hype, but don't assume everything is totally fine either.
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This mythic event is called Cleganebowl, and, as they say, get hype.
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Here are some others that didn't live up to the early hype.
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Baby Groot and his loving, unhinged family live up to the hype.
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And beyond the initial hype, Mr. Katzenberg has been short on specifics.
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On Baseball At the end, at last, the play matched the hype.
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He tried to ignore the hype, but Kershaw has far exceeded it.
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Now, judging by the hype, it's as if everyone suddenly discovered yoga.
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Since the '90s, almost every round of virtual reality hype has disappointed.
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It's a New York ICON and lives up the hype it receives.
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Just a trailer wouldn't be enough to warrant that kind of hype.
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The unique starfish air circulation design doesn't appear to just be hype.
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Both companies are trying to up the hype for their summer offerings.
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SD Hotels is capitalizing on the hype around two distinct travel trends.
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So, I decided to see if Starbucks could match the BTS hype.
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When I tested them, Brooklinen's sheets lived up to all the hype.
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"Now starts your hype," a reporter said to her on Sunday night.
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Don't buy the hype — the terrorists don't care what our politicians say.
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But the Lakers and Bucks have lived up to the preseason hype.
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Sadly, Disney parks don&apost always exactly live up to the hype.
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He's fascinated by pop culture and fatigued by the hype surrounding it.
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"I think it's a lot of hype about this virus," she said.
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Some are even feeling hyped by all the hype surrounding her tweet.
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Some thought they were all hype, incapable of rising to the top.
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Turns out the hype is because it works, and it works well.
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"Seriously, the hype for this event was out of control," he said.
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With messaging apps on the rise, chatbots are all the hype now.
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Then, in February 2019, the FDA stepped in to squash the hype.
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Research shows that music will hype you up for high-intensity workouts.
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But the facts of the case couldn't stack up to the hype.
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People are buying the hype, not really the functionality and the heritage.
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Despite early hype, the memo failed to produce any new dramatic revelations.
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Luckily for me, I never really bought into any of my hype.
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The Beauty and the Beast hype train is definitely picking up speed.
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Before that it had basked in the 'Africa Rising' hype gripping investors.
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" "The hype leading up to this swim has been a little unnerving.
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I mean, look, I didn't like the hype involving their Alzheimer drug.
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Veterans Day 2202 has passed with all of its hoopla and hype.
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Despite a ton of hype, 5G's rollout may still be years away.
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" Malignaggi told Fight Hype: "I know Al Haymon's talking to Dana White.
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The unfortunate thing, however, is that hype has a short shelf life.
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In any case, the desired outcome of drumming up hype was achieved.
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Background: The hype of a new alcoholic beverage isn't a new concept.
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We know how the North Koreans use rhetoric—they hype it up.
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The big hype will (most probably) disappear in a week or so.
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But without rigorous studies, we're going to remain prone to research hype.
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Is there any chance the next week lives up to the hype?
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But West has always been the biggest believer of his own hype.
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Historical sites in the US don't always live up to the hype.
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Metcalf gained hype during the pre-draft experience for his impressive physique.
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In a trend-driven cycle where hype begets hype, we embarked on a mission to cut through the madness of it all to get to the bottom of the real need for ugly footwear, which is fashion comfort.
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One the one hand, he said the shit-talk during the Mayweather-McGregor pressers could leech into how NFL players hype up games, and that the eff-bombs at the first event were the nadir of fight hype.
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The current hype around virtual reality, for instance, sounds awfully similar to hype we heard twenty years ago, which turned out to be either a head fake or a failure, depending on how harsh you want to be.
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"We got really fortunate to have a great marketing team interacting on social media and creating buzz that then drove people to the restaurants to test the hype and to validate whether the hype was true," Cil said.
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And while Gall's earning the opportunity to welcome Punk to the Octagon back in February injected a little bit of hype back into the pro wrestler's debut, that new hype is likely to have diminished by late summer.
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"The hype that was presented against me in this position ... made me resign, lest in the creation of this hype the position of the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution be damaged," Lotfi told state media after stepping down.
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"Roy outta here like NASA," he says on "Hype," but who really knows?
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Its share price was overvalued, pumped up by hype about Mr Welch's talents.
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Were there any other avenues that you considered to keep Hype Machine running?
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But, once again, the hype President Trump promised did not translate into action.
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I think they still believe a little too much of their own hype.
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More than an automaker or an energy company, Tesla is a hype machine.
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"I'm going to hype up Ryan because he had Rosco Allen," York said.
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And we're examining whether virtual reality technology will live up to its hype.
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Critics, however, say the promised outcomes don't always live up to the hype.
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Some will call such a statement pure hype – and I wish it was.
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Its potential has been compared to the internet but so has its hype.
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And given the hot-cold nature of hype, that announcement is probably imminent.
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Vaynerchuk is Snapchat's biggest hype man in the world of entrepreneurship and investing.
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Quantum computing is in very early days, despite whatever hype you might hear.
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The consultancy Gartner calls this recurring phenomenon the "hype cycle" for new technologies.
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The hype surrounding native advertising will subside, and potentially even die off completely.
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But it nonetheless benefited from the inevitable investor hype around all things Uber.
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In an eerie fashion, aggregate dollars invested map to the hype cycle curve.
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" Brett Gray, ever the hype man for his cast, added, "It's out there.
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As these limitations become more widely known, the hype is starting to cool.
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"Time Bomb" will be stepping into the cage with some hype behind her.
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It's nice of you to care, really, but don't fall for the hype.
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But while the hype cycle operates in tidy annual waves, our lives don't.
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Do something equivalent commercially, and the hype around nanotechnology might prove itself justified.
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Here are seven fantastic rewards credit cards that are definitely worth the hype.
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But has the show lived up to the hype, or to its potential?
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Yes. Are they the avant-garde, boundary-pushing misfits the hype would suggest?
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"How can he win if Black voters see through the hype?" she asked.
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Samsung built its big hype magnet and we all came to see it.
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Kim Kardashian is jumping on the hype wave and releasing a fidget spinner.
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There's been a lot of hype around the solar eclipse on August 21st.
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Read These Stories Next:Why Is Everyone On Instagram So Hype About GG Crackers?
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You don't want to invest in something just because of the media hype.
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"I don't understand all the hype about this book," one such review begins.
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For years, Apple events have generated Super Bowl-like hype among tech enthusiasts.
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He's certainly a narcissist drunk with power and reveling in his own hype.
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But overall, three words best represent gadgets in 2016: copycats, batteries, and hype.
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Still, dark mode-loving friends and colleagues continue to hype up the feature.
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The Hype House was co-founded by fellow social-media star Thomas Petrou.
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Much of the hype around AMD's Ryzen is related to it's microarchitecture—Zen.
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The hype around Supreme shows no sign of waning, and why would it?
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Reassure them that they're safe, and be vigilant but critical of the hype.
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However, it is now–probably–at the peak of its initial hype cycle.
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Few first products could live up to the hype that surrounds the company.
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So far the claims made for AI-diagnoses are more hype than reality.
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The report throws some cold water on the hype surrounding the 20183 wave.
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As a result, people in the majority start to believe their own hype.
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Being even close to HoloLens won't justify the hype Magic Leap has stoked.
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And where do you think the hype, the worst place right now is?
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And get hype for the next one, because ThatPunchKid promises more to come.
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Subramanian Swamy, a BJP leader, dismissed Rajinikanth's plunge into politics as "media hype".
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It's a much more conservative strategy of delivering the product rather than hype.
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The excitement around AI has made it hard to separate hype from reality.
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There's graphene-enhanced eyewear and graphene-inspired condoms, but is this all hype?
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How about we hype people up for doing good things not being hot.
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Others like Magic Leap have failed to live up to their impossible hype.
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Just think of all the breathless hype around last year's big movie musical.
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Hype was high despite the beachey color options that turned some people off.
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For Samba, the pressure and the hype during his teenage years were enormous.
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Both got into Fortnite when hype for the game was at its highest.
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Naturally the hype level around the novel, out this month, has been high.
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But on I went, to discover if the bite was worth the hype.
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While I've had some epic adventures, not everything lived up to the hype.
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The rest — marketing, advertising, and hype generation — is largely done by social media.
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The team announced tryout dates for the new "Spurs hype team" on Friday.
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Luckily, my son had the good sense not to succumb to the hype.
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They ride the hype train—the speculation, the baseless rumor mongering, the Photoshops.
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The hype around Russia's involvement in the elections and fake news is complicated.
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In true Netflix fashion, the company released a hype video for the move.
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For some reason, Selling Sunset hasn't caught as much hype as it should.
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The hype around genetically modified mosquitoes, in particular, has gotten out of hand.
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I NEEDED TO JUST SORT OF SEE THAT ALL THE HYPE WASN'T REALITY.
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Sometimes Game of Thrones theories are less theory and more straight up hype.
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After watching this first-look trailer, just one word springs to mind: hype.
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Certainly, there's nothing newsworthy about powerful and successful celebrities believing their own hype.
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Given the hype surrounding smart-home and automotive technology, they were easy targets.
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For all the hype, Breitbart is hardly a serious Fox rival right now.
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But like all trailers, the actual movie didn't live up to the hype.
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So it has at least been riding high on recent plentiful VR hype.
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Feel free, in other words, to commute 2017's preseason hype to 2018.
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And, despite the hype, math is not on their side for either objective.
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And, unsurprisingly, revenue projections offered by infrastructure "consultants" don't live up to hype.
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Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel KahnemanThis book lives up to its hype.
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But what exactly is gene therapy, and does it deserve all that hype?
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I don't want to oversell this, but I'm going to really hype this.
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Don't buy the hype, value investor Howard Marks of Oaktree Capital Management counters.
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This week, Leslie Jamison and Ayana Mathis discuss the hype behind first novels.
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"Señorita" likely benefited from the hype around Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello's relationship.
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Big signing decisions in soccer have long been influenced by summer tournament hype.
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We visited a Manhattan Trader Joe's to check out the hype for ourselves.
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Summertime hype videos of Simmons ripping the nylon only add to growing expectations.
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"There's a ton of hype around the cannabis industry right now," Humiston said.
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Don't believe the hype: The new keyboard is, indeed, a very good keyboard.
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It suffers from lax standards, murky operators, marketing hype, and periodic market crashes.
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Since its inception, the fintech sector has enjoyed a tremendous amount of hype.
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Overlooked in the McGregor hype was Alvarez, who after all was the champion.
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That led to speculation that RPA was all hype, which Shukla flatly rejected.
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The hype was about to die down, and the funding to dry up.
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It was at this moment that the hype ended and reality kicked in.
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This is not hype, this is not hyperbole and I am not kidding.
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FBI Director James Comey's Senate testimony Thursday certainly lived up to the hype.
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But Caruso was not wearing the "Heart Over Hype" shirt as he spoke.
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In 1998, to much Cool Britannia-fueled hype, Hirst opened the original Pharmacy.
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With the label and the hype, you would just watch the machine roll.
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And as new projects emerge, maybe the hype cycle will start over again.
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But the main source of hype was always the promise of new music.
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But without firm data, it's hard to figure out how much is hype.
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But it wasn't even the Law and Order theme that created the hype.
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"I just object to the hype and soundbites that some people are making."
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Also: Avail hype man "Beau Beau" Butler wins election as governor of Virginia.
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It simply couldn't live up to the hype Mattel's marketing created for itself.
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After years of hype, the bubble burst, sending much of the competition scrambling.
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There was a lot of hype about what No Age is or isn't.
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"The difference is Ronda was very caught up in the hype," he said.
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So does the new Frozen 2 soundtrack hold up to all that hype?
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Of course, the Eagles won the Super Bowl, so hype isn't always misplaced.
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Maybe it was time to give in to the hype of Tito's Tacos.
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She also claimed he was just trying to hype up his music career.
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The vast majority of high draft picks don't end up meeting their hype.
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"So much hype comes from being around LeBron from other people," Durant said.
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One problem is the hype around the movie just because she's a woman.
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Newly minted terms like "gender-hype" and "gender-wahn" — gender madness — are circulating.
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And Netflix appears to recognize the opportunity here for building hype in-app.
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There's a lot of hype surrounding Samsung's new Galaxy Tab S6 right now.
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It's easy to get caught up in the hype of the primary season.
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The people who hype the politics of scandal don't make American government purer.
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Given the hype behind Figma, adding this feature is important to stay relevant.
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The crucial Iowa caucuses are set for Monday, and the hype is justified.
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You know, create a little bit of hype before the season starts again.
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This year, though, there was no avoiding one of the largest hype machines.
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"I was so hype, I think I broke a water bottle," Haskins said.
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So to avoid the hype, they have their own sales the week before.
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Listening to all the hype over tariffs and TPP, this may seem shocking.
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Kale lives up to its superfood hype, as do most dark, leafy greens.
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Political hype houses were born out of this enthusiasm for election-related content.
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Hype House members prefer to hang out on the stone porches overlooking it.
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Researchers suggest a number of reasons for the gap between hype and reality.
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"Goodness knows people want to hype them while they're going up," he said.
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Ryland Storms, 20, films his TikTok both in and outside the Hype House.
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But the hype machine to drive it even further is up and running.
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FINAL JUDGMENT Mayweather-McGregor on Tuesday didn't match the best hype of old.
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Hyaluronic acid is one of those skincare ingredients that's actually worth the hype.
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In that time, there had been plenty of globe-trotting hype by Block.
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Despite all the deep-learning hype, AI struggles with the messiness of reality.
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The spotlight, the hype, the attention — it was a lot, even for him.
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What do you think about the rules and values in the Hype House?
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"There is this hype that blockchains can change the world," says Mr Williams.
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Blockchain's potential has been compared to the internet but so has its hype.
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This has at least taken some of the hype out of movie stocks.
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And Vice President Mike Pence stopped by on his Space Force hype tour.
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So despite the hype, it's also far from being approved for the market.
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A decade of hype and bold predictions is coming to a quiet end.
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The 2017 hype around blockchain did bring one benefit: lots of potential customers.
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With any wellness product with a global hype, high demand means high prices.
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You've probably been hearing the hype about lightning-fast 5G for years now.
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Mekanism, however, lacks the sometimes-polarizing personality of chief hype man Gary Vaynerchuk.
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"We don't really worry about hype too much," Alabama tailback Damien Harris said.
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It would have been easy to think that it was all just hype.
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The hype echoes Beahm's return to Twitch after taking time off in 2017.
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Despite all the hype surrounding Initiative 77, it's unlikely to have drastic consequences.
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The Clean Power Plan, for all the hype around it, wasn't particularly stringent.
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Of the 35 studies reviewed, 19 tried to identify factors associated with hype.
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I feel like we should talk about Issa's hype-up raps now. Yes!
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And you can see a lot of hype about this sort of thing.
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A welcome video posted by the official Hype House YouTube channel on January 7th confirmed the only "official" house couple was Alex Warren and Kouvr Annon, who have been in a long-term relationship since before the Hype House's conception.
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The Defenders, meanwhile, was greeted with more hype (or, at least, what counts for hype in the TV on DVD world, which mostly amounts to posts on classic TV-centric blogs), but its second season has yet to be announced.
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We've also noticed, at least at Antiquorum, we have a lot more younger people who come to previews, who comment on Instagram and social media — so there's a lot of hype that happens, but the hype could just end tomorrow.
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Given the hype surrounding the connected car, that price is still cheap to Cramer.
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Still, it is a risk that the hype will outstrip the reality very quickly.
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"The Muppets," introduced in the fall to significant marketing hype, has been a flop.
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That doesn't mean Vero's team executed on every priority prior to this hype cycle.
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But it wasn't all dinner-table hype that led to the epic price rise.
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" "Can Leslie Jones PLEASE be my hype woman at every fashion show and shoot?!
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Or, nothing more than what amounted to a two-hour Wikileaks hype-fest anyway.
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It was a rare occasion where a fight genuinely lives up to its hype.
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The Game Of Thrones season 8 hype machine is officially, finally, up and running.
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"I don't think I need to hype him," N.C. State coach Mark Gottfried said.
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But we should also be a little cautious about the hype surrounding these features.
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Bennett recommends women find a "female hype man" who'll do the boasting for them.
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To the point of talking down the latter in order to hype the former.
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A highly anticipated NFL game lived up to the hype for fans last night.
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Before hitting it big, he reportedly worked as a hype man for the Marlins.
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There's an awful lot of hype, it's the biggest sporting event in the world.
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Sometimes by promoters, sometimes by well meaning people caught up in the hype themselves.
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But few games have been forced to deal with that amount of hype, either.
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Still, Moore-Crispin warned against buying a Galaxy S20 based on 5G hype alone.
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One is to simply build hype for the products it'll release later this year.
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While Hype Machine is still around, it's been left behind by the streaming age.
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He shows hype when he does something crazy, but he's always grounded in logic.
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Specifically, Cameron says the hype around the film is "misguided," according to The Guardian.
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From the rich gumbo to the shrimp clemenceau, Dooky Chase is worth the hype.
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And, this new DNews video shows us why that hype is justified — sort of.
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But take all of the modular smartphone hype with a huge grain of salt.
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But after all the hype I'd heard, I wasn't too impressed by the neighborhood.
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To date, the Hype House has amassed more than 150 million followers and counting.
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Is reality this overrated or are we all just inhaling too many hype fumes?
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"We decided to start the CLN at the top hype of crypto," Meiri says.
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So how does the movie survive the hype, the expectations, and the prequel problem?
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There is a ton of hype around electric cars right now, for understandable reasons.
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You gave up on the show, but you hate missing out on the hype.
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After all Snap, for all its hype, is another social company that sells ads.
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Kipman's protestations to the contrary, there is plenty of hype around the HoloLens 2.
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A rally by white nationalists in Washington failed to live up to its hype.
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And no amount of 5G E marketing hype will be able to change that.
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After more than a year of hype and delays, the company is killing AirPower.
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Which should send a message: Universities don't need to hype findings to get coverage.
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Still, some market analysts can see consumer confidence along with the driverless-vehicle hype.
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We'll have to actually see a T-pod in action to believe the hype.
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The change won't have drastic consequences, despite all the hype surrounding the ballot measure.
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Now we just have to wait to find out if the hype is real.
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Despite all the recent social media hype, glitter lips have been around for decades.
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The beta version of Hype launched on the new product forum Product Hunt yesterday.
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Hype and Hope with Shervin Pishevar (Hyperloop One) 11:35 AM – 11:40 AM
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Fermented Foods: There's such a focus on and such a hype around probiotic supplements.
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He acknowledges that the hype is, perhaps, overwhelming, but so too is the potential.
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The company debuted in a wave of hype over its online deals business model.
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MC Fats & Tosh - Girls (DJ Hype & Potential Bad Boy Refix) Follow Alexander on Twitter.
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If the hype is to be believed, Amazon will be targeting Australia from Sept.
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Doctors should fully explain the risks or robotic surgery, and shouldn't hype it up.
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That distinction becomes important as the celebrity start-up hype machine has faced criticism.
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Despite its bots not living up to the hype, Messenger had another banner year.
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That suggests that musical fame is actually attached to talent, rather than to hype.
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Opportunity—but basically every economic study of similar projects throws shade on the hype.
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Others, including widely-followed investor Dennis Gartman, have drawn the same tulip-hype comparison.
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It rose to #1 on Hype Machine and got a spin from Beats 1.
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As with so many wellness trends, they can't possibly live up to the hype.
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Just based on concept and advance hype alone, the toy is in high demand.
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You'd think with the hype of this game, that the Queen herself was playing.
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Phone hype starts early for every brand, and this post's for you, LG fans.
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Add 'em to your cart to see what all of the hype is about.
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But it's going to take a lot more than hype, donations, and merchandise sales.
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Hamada speaks so passionately that it's easy to get swept up in the hype.
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We don&apost hope to see any exaggeration or hype-up of this matter.
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It requires a combination of innovative product design, marketing hype, and general brand goodwill.
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The hype surrounding this year's pre-caucus poll is palpable, and for good reason.
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Next year we will find out how well the hype lines up with reality.
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Promises of future successes are inevitably tempered with something approaching apology for the hype.
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The possibility of vast profits in biotech also contribute to the propensity for hype.
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That means more players for every round as long as the HQ hype persists.
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" Earlier this month, Elba tackled the rumors on Twitter, writing, "Don't believe the HYPE.
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The extraordinary hype that had surrounded him to this point flipped on its head.
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Or was it simply a way of building hype among fans of the series?
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The IPO had an enormous amount of hype surrounding it, and Cramer was concerned.
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There is considerable promise and hype for the impact of artificial intelligence in medicine.
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The hosts hype them up from time to time, but honestly, it's not needed.
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For all the hype around rooftop solar, big power plants remain the solar workhorse.
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His outrageous comments are shielded by the plausible deniability afforded a WWE hype-master.
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I think I finally get what all the SK-II hype is all about.
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You do not get there by luck or by chasing impossible expectations and hype.
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Suddenly he was a millionaire teenager entering the NBA behind unfathomable levels of hype.
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The innovator hype may not translate into immediate sales, but it's not illusory either.
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It's dangerous to build hype for features that may or may not be real.
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"This is not about hype but business actually adopting the technology," Frankel told Axios.
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Were those FCC listings actually filed or just figments of our hype-fueled imaginations?
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Despite all the hype around the original Quesalupa, we actually preferred the breakfast version.
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It's this over-exaggerated "special night" that people hype as transcendental and insurmountably emotional.
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The latest bit of infectious hype comes courtesy of a behind-the-scenes video.
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"Perhaps I am annoyed with the hype surrounding [Epic] at the moment," Diaz said.
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I'm all aboard the Ole Miss hype train, which is loaded with talent. 9.
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And now the IoT hype has been living for let's say three, four years.
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"I wanted to write for the TV before all the hype," says Mr Hamberger.
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In Washington, both sides appear intent on putting the hype back into the hyperbole.
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I visited the hotspot in September to see what all the hype was about.
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Despite all the hype, general election debates rarely, if ever, determine presidential election outcomes.
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Find out what the hype is all about before season 2 drops 8/12!
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As usual, Starbucks' fall lineup is returning with tremendous momentum and loads of hype.
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A start-up is less a physical reality than the hype that surrounds it.
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With all the hype, not enough attention has been paid to balance-sheet risk.
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And in person, he acts as a hype man for his legions of fans.
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Now the media run-up and pre-event hype often overshadows the main event.
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But it remains unclear if the hype will translate to actual sales in China.
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His bid was launched with much hype in March and has fizzled ever since.
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Despite hype to the contrary, science has nothing to do with tobacco-control policy.
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For Abloh, social media is an artistic scrapbook and a way of building hype.
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The more outrageous the terms, the more likely they are to be marketing hype.
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Here are 10 photos of tiny homes that didn't live up to the hype.
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While most sequels don't always live up to the hype, this one certainly does.
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Investor in Nextdoor as well, and so we had a lot of hype initially.
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Blockchain is surfing on the hype surrounding bitcoins, ethers, litecoins and initial coins offering.
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Cameron Crowe actually called me and tried to talk me out of making Hype!
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There was a lot of hype for Obama when he took over in 2009.
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The obvious hype-monster here is the devil you don't know, the rookie Dixon.
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The hype increased when Franklin brought in a top 15 recruiting class in 2015.
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So, is the blockchain-powered phone a hype or it is something potentially revolutionary?
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There's no reason to hype it up just because mustard is a chemical agent.
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I'm curious to try Santal 33 because it receives huge amounts of online hype.
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Rather, it's the Gartner Hype Cycle write large, and measured in billions of dollars.
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And just when we thought the hype was dying down, the Orange Drink happened.
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Beyond that, it's largely operated under the radar, hype free and Wikipedia-content sparse.
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All the hype around Uber raising such a large leveraged loan might be overstated.
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It wasn't until the 2011 NBA lockout that The Drew began attracting national hype.
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No country can continue to hype a chicken sandwich this aggressively for much longer.
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Bring the hype of the nightclub to HIIT, or high-intensity interval training classes.
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But Niles said there's already too much hype around those names to buy in.
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The time felt wasted, given the hype over how supposedly special the audience was.
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We reviewed the company's leather bags and found them to be worth the hype.
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But we decided to visit the store for ourselves to understand the hype firsthand.
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Juggling hype and hustle By July, Cynthia Nixon, who is challenging New York Gov.
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" Gronk even joked that despite "zero" people in the stands, "I'm still hype baby!!
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Verb, who is black, works as a hype man for the white rapper Pinnacle.
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Hype got me into some of my favorite things like emojis, and Nicki Minaj.
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That, he always said, was media hype, driven by the public's thirst for heroes.
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Others were concerned about the effect of the media hype on Fuman's well-being.
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Productivity growth is also lackluster, despite all the hype about robots and all that.
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Tesla founder Elon Musk rolled out the Model 3 to enormous hype last week.
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Singles Day 2018 showed that Alibaba remains, if nothing else, China's king of hype.
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He has created "a medieval book," he tells us, his own efficient hype man.
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"The historical stuff is really the foundation for the week of hype," Tirico said.
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But they are still waiting for the results to align consistently with the hype.
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Or, rather, I've never had the necessary funds required to buy into the hype.
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Vivo has started to ramp up the hype cycle on its next Nex phone.
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In recent years, London has had the edge, at least in terms of hype.
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Or perhaps a rousing rendition of "Let's Get Loud" to get the crowd hype?
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Here's what it looks like when Valentine's Day doesn't live up to the hype.
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In fact, the race in the Hawkeye State actually deserves a little more hype.
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Now a pullback is unfolding in precisely the areas that drew the most hype.
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Did it live up to the hype when it started shipping later that spring?
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JPMorgan's advantage The hype around JPMorgan's rollout of JPM Coin is partially about timing.
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Unfortunately, the clothes did not live up to the hype, our fashion critic wrote.
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Fyre hype spread like, well, fire, and the festival sold out within 48 hours.
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Still, that hasn't kept Musk from joking about cryptocurrency and the hype behind blockchain.
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"They are trying to really hype it up and troll fans," the source said.
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I tried 10 Starbucks secret menu items to see if they're worth the hype.
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Teenagers are campaigning, debating, running fact checks and forming party-based coalitions (hype houses).
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After skiing, I ventured into town to see what the hype is all about.
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The videos create hype and anticipation, and turn the films into full-blown events.
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Before it came along, fashion public relations was mostly built on hype and drama.
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Power to me means… Not believing in the Hype and staying true to yourself.
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Still, like her Hype House housemates, Keech posts videos using the latest TikTok sounds.
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D'Amelio is also dating a member of the Hype House who goes by LilHuddy.
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Bonus prediction: Another year of 8K hype with very little to show for it.
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Instead it responds to hype (for which Google searches are a proxy; see chart).
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Certain cold-weather dressing staples get a lot of attention and hype come November.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Bitcoin's meteoric rise is looking like speeded-up unicorn hype.
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Much of the hype surrounding plant-based meat has been focused on beef substitutes.
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Kvaal thinks there is too much hype about the rollout of 5G telecom services.
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Do you think that Hype House life is representative of the average teenager's life?
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Amazon's investment in Aurora comes amid a decline in hype surrounding self-driving vehicles.
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First name Baby, last name Yoda, get on board the hype train, choo choo.
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Much of it is still more hype than reality, but the reality is there.
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Some of the new hires took pay cuts to work at Hype and Vice.
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However, he's concerned the hype around sustainable meat substitutes may not be sustainable itself.
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Big knowledge has the potential to rekindle the hype, and the hope, of crowdsourcing.
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You know I think that it's easy to get caught up in the hype.
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The hype surrounding sock sneakers was real after Balenciaga released their Speed Knit sneakers.
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The newest Pelican joined teammate (and parade hype man) Anthony Davis on the float.
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Chalk it up to a lack of hype, less visibility, or lazy promotional efforts.
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James was the subject of unprecedented hype while he was still in high school.
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A. Yes California has been around for years and it was good at hype.
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It hasn't lived up to the hype — but it has still changed women's lives.
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Hype and echo chambers are never a friend to science or clear-eyed thinking.
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These sort of speculative and hype-filled proclamations that focus on tech wizardry, right?
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Why is this not simply a waypoint on the way through the hype cycle?
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The celebration matches the level of hype the trio are building around the park.
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And this is where the hype positively misleads you about what this novel is.
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" It dismissed the reports about the missile deployment as "hype by certain Western media outlets.
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Amid Vero's hype cycle over the last week, Twitter users have noted Hariri's questionable past.
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Corporations historically used accelerator programs for marketing hype, but now they genuinely desire new technologies.
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That's not to mention the damage science hype can do to the scientific enterprise itself.
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Jonathan FortneyExoplanets and Solar System science at UC Santa CruzMars: That planet is all hype.
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Both the Wi-Fi 6 and the 5G hype machines are now in full operation.
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However, during the past nine months, sales in the country did not match the hype.
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We visited Blaze in Fremont, California, to see whether the pizza could meet the hype.
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I never believe in the hype, so it just kept things in perspective for me.
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The fate of Westeros hinged on this battle and it lived up to the hype.
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For all the hype about killer robots, 2017 saw some notable strides in artificial intelligence.
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Today, her story can be read as a cautionary tale about hype in Silicon Valley.
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After two years of hype, Marvel's much-anticipated Black Panther film is finally almost here.
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But, as with any hot technology, AI is outgrowing this phase of experimentation and hype.
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Behind the Hype of &aposLab-Grown&apos MeatSome folks have big plans for your future.
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But is the keto crotch hype warranted, or is it just another internet-induced panic?
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Now other brands like Amazon are using it to create scarcity and hype around products.
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Hype aside, voice control is not a replacement for screens, but a complement to them.
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Hype is not a short term thing it is a long term process of attrition.
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Fortunately, Grande got to try one on during her visit, which even had NASA hype.
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There's been a lot of hype around the Beauty and the Beast live-action remake.
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With his logo and name stitched onto the hat, no one will underestimate your hype.
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Nearly a year has passed since the hype cycle began for the next Gorillaz album.
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That type of hype can raise awareness and excitement around a product and drive sales.
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So, how were you feeling earlier this year during all the hype for Black Panther?
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After the hype died down, Swift's fans started wondering when the second single would drop.
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A great deal of hype accompanied Mr Modi's arrival on the national scene in 2014.
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With no hype in my brain, playing it for the first time was a revelation.
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Luckily, Davos flubs it right out of the gate as Jon's ill-prepared hype man.
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But despite the hype, Boateng was only at Givenchy for three and a half years.
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The level of hype is particularly high, and some of the numbers are decidedly soft.
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Zhao and Fan's cases have prompted the Chinese government to crack down on celebrity hype.
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After months of hype, teases, and creepy trailers, American Horror Story: Cult is finally nigh.
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After a few quiet years, the hype around quantum computing is reaching a new crescendo.
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Fletcher spoke to Entertainment Tonight about what it's like to get through all the hype.
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Tatcha's Silk Canvas Primer is a solid balm primer that lives up to the hype.
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I get the hype: Early risers have the benefit of more hours in the day.
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Still, these discounts aren't necessarily surprising, given the worldwide reports of lackluster sales and hype.
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If you don't let the hype and pressure get to you, then you're better off.
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The app, which debuted to a much hype back in 2014 — quickly fizzled with users.
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I can't really blame my teenage self for buying the hype, omnipresent as it was.
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Hudson co-founded the LA TikTok collective known as The Hype House in December 2019.
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But would the Rocket Yoga class live up to the brand's carefully constructed marketing hype?
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However, that doesn&apost put extra hype or pressure on me to fulfill those shoes.
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Over the course of the games, the U.S. athletes have lived up to the hype.
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Of course, YC also recognizes that much of the current machine intelligence space is hype.
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Gennady Golovkin and Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez had a lot of hype to live up to.
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But even if I did, there simply isn't as much hype around modern-day Disney.
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But as this video illustrates, Magic Leap sure is good at drumming up the hype.
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Once the hype goes away, there will always be cool art happening in this city.
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"I think there's a lot of media hype, but no substance to it," he said.
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For the rest of us, VR has remained an elusive and tedious source of hype.
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Black Friday is quickly approaching and it never fails to live up to the hype.
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Despite the hype, drones may be only one small part of the future of post.
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In this day-long conference, we tackle the big topics and separate hype from reality.
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Uber's acquisition of Jump will no doubt send the current hype cycle into the stratosphere.
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Not everyone is convinced that the platform is capable of living up to its hype.
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Despite the hype (or because of it), the first two elements have eclipsed the third.
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The hype soon fizzled, however, with the company eating about $40 million in unsold inventory.
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El Niño was a victim of this hype, always being compared to what came before.
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Networks have long considered TV marathons as essential for building hype for their new content.
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But set aside all the hype about it being part of a dual-aperture system.
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For all the hype from tech blogs, consumers just didn't care about the gimmicky features.
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Jay Z dropped this in-retrospect ridiculous commercial building hype for Magna Carta Holy Grail.
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Plus, every bit from the pulled pork to the ribs lives up to the hype.
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For instance, despite the hype, a megadose of vitamin C will not prevent a cold.
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