" "This is what they've been hyping for how long now?
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And Harvey's hyping worked because George is actually an artist.
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Modesty in public can be shrewder than hyping up expectations.
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This is what they've been hyping for how long now?
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Google has been hyping Home for quite a few months.
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Before the rehearsal, Greer tried hyping herself up for the scene.
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Google has been hyping its new autoplay-blocking feature for months.
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The houses began aggressively hyping a never-ending flow of new
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Now they are hyping up the no less empty 'Flynn case.
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By hyping the divide between his populist base and educated elites.
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For what is it, two weeks now they've been hyping this?
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Samsung has been happily hyping the announcement for quite a while.
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Some hyped-up the crowd, some had entourages hyping them up.
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The emphasis isn't on hyping new products or striking business deals.
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But there is a downside to hyping the narco-terrorism narrative.
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Davis had been hyping the shave for a few days now.
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Corden dissed the estate's modern decor before hyping up a selling point.
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Ashley: Right, so it's like, are we just over hyping location sharing?
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Specifically, Apple's new TV show is about hyping up the app ecosystem.
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Nordstrom has been heavily hyping its massive New York City flagship store.
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" But, he added, "it's too sensationalistic, too into hyping up small stories.
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But recently, he's been hyping up the film as a must-see.
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Queen Bey didn't sit around hyping her work and hawking her new music.
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The family has been hyping it as if it were an upcoming film.
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Relative to his peers, Coltrane had little interest in hyping his personal story.
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On Sunday, Trump posted a tweet hyping a new effort led by Rep.
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Chains started hyping everything from folders to pencils as early as late June.
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And he has continued his long tradition of hyping fact-free conspiracy theories.
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Trump has been hyping a China deal for more than a year. pic.twitter.
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It has to do with the people you keep around you, hyping you up.
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To be clear, hyping up the president's technology of choice isn't a partisan phenomenon.
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Imagine Trump's hyping of the migrant caravan had succeeded, and Republicans had outperformed expectations.
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And even the head of his label is hyping the mixtape, in unconventional ways.
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This is Tesla&aposs first truck, which Musk has been hyping up for months.
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Apple's been hyping the HomePod, its wireless Siri-enabled smart speaker, for months now.
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But some of what HHS is hyping is just not that big a deal.
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Various Disney characters took the stage, alongside pirate performers constantly hyping up the crowd.
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Still, Mr. Fischer, cautioned against hyping the current success of his party too much.
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Apple has been hyping the more all-encompassing iPhone AR capability for a while.
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The cast had been hyping up the appearance all week with the hashtag #Bam4Ham.
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She is often invited to speak about her books at Comic Con, but, as a novelist, she is generally spared the titanic promotional machinery that surrounds the main attractions: the stars hyping Hollywood films, the pavilions hyping triple-A video games, the m.c.
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For 18 movies, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has been hyping these six all-powerful objects.
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Even the pre-episode process of hyping up the big event was wrong, in hindsight.
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The release wasn't a complete surprise, as Kim Kardashian West began hyping anticipation on Twitter.
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"They are not bad people, they're young men and they're hyping themselves up," she said.
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Local celebrity DJs such as Danny Creegan paraded across the stage, hyping up the crowd.
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"And @NYGovCuomo's continued insistence on hyping the impact strains credulity," Mr. McMahon said on Twitter.
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Go deeper: Axios Deep Dive on the digital divide The dangers of over-hyping 5G
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So Carson, Santorum, and Cruz are hyping a threat that, more or less, doesn't exist.
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Non-superhero TV shows have no problem hyping their teen characters up on hormones and feelings.
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There's always something that people are hyping up that they think will give them an edge.
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Last week, Cruz was hyping Indiana's role in the Republican nominating contest every chance he got.
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Was he afraid that by hyping himself up he would somehow fall short of Antoni's expectations?
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There was also this oddly delightful thread of mascots hyping each other up with mirror pics.
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President Trump has spent weeks hyping the success of his Administration's first 100 days in office.
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Hulu will be hyping the second season of Marvel's Runaways, and Starz will promote American Gods.
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Plenty of our respondents wished that more science journalists would move away from hyping single studies.
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Instead, Trump knocked the media for what he said was over-hyping Rubio's performance in Iowa.
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Trump has also repeatedly said Democrats are hyping up the coronavirus to hinder his reelection effort.
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Others are hyping the hottest tech companies in China as BAT, for Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent.
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They were also no surprise, as both men have a history of successfully hyping their fights.
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The Chinese state media is hyping the benefits of a closer relationship that could follow Brexit.
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The United States should stop hyping up the issue of militarization and provoking trouble, she said.
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Chanel admits to hyping her rage for cameras, but she seems sincerely disgusted by the diss.
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It was reportedly chastised by China's internet regulator for "hyping sensitive events" by running such a survey.
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But, as he was hyping up the crowd ... he took one step too many backward and BAM!!!
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"He was just having a good time, and hyping everyone — it was great," Anning told WA Today.
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By 2016, she styled herself a "social media personality," and focused on hyping up DC area sports.
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It's not uncommon to see huge movie screens and multi-story statues hyping one game or another.
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Hey, plant moms and dads: Is this recent warm weather is hyping you up for plant season?
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Google has already been hyping up interest in the new devices through marketing campaigns across the world.
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And, yes, the vacuously celebratory lyrics hyping the "swell celebrity" Jimmy Walker may raise a wan smile.
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In a monologue on her show, Maddow mocked the GOP for hyping the document's release for weeks.
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The bottom line: I have always been cautious about hyping health care as a factor in elections.
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The defense could raise questions about whether such sophisticated backers were misled by statements hyping the company.
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Fans have noticed that posters appearing inside the game's Battle Royale map are now hyping a Dec.
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If I&aposm really good at hyping people up — do people need hype in the financial world?
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Usually he's hyping up everything from the cars' performance to how quickly the company can produce them.
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As they prepared to compete, one man jumped up and down, hyping himself up for the race.
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"China is resolutely opposed to individual countries hyping up the South China Sea for personal gain," she said.
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The warning was greeted with skepticism, as a Democratic congressman accused a Republican senator of hyping it up.
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What's more, local TV stations are hyping the hurricane to drum up bottled-water sales for local businesses.
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Twitter became slightly more tolerable when a group of mascots started a wholesome thread hyping each other up.
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And the state's growing progressive wing has made Medicaid expansion a rallying cry for hyping up young voters.
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Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather got super ugly this week, hyping their fight with racist and homophobic slurs.
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On Twitter, the brand has been hyping up the benefits of drinking Pedialyte before or after getting drunk.
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Despite all of the VR over-hyping, for those observing from the inside, the capabilities are still uncharted.
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More importantly, though, there's a danger that by hyping the threat of AI fakes, we increase its influence.
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The Kardashian-Jenners have all been known to catalyze sales, whether or not they're hyping their own brands.
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Chances are Epic Games is hyping Season 5 of the game that might introduce a new desert map.
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Doug E. Fresh returned to the stage a second time, bringing some much needed hyping to the proceedings.
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The "father" of the dish, Nan Rendong, FAST's chief scientist, has not been shy about hyping his creation.
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And yet, more than three years later, some in the media are once again hyping a presidential pivot.
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The men did not disclose those payments in their online postings hyping the digital coin, the regulators said.
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Turns out, Brady was just hyping up an upcoming spot for Hulu, which aired during the Super Bowl.
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These Republican geniuses have been hyping themselves for seven years, running through the streets: New album coming out!
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For months, more mainstream Republican candidates have been hyping up the threat from ISIS as terrifying and existential.
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While Jones is talented at hyping the designer, the clothes themselves are what really speak to people, he notes.
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Activists are hyping protests on Friday, a silent march in Caracas Saturday, and a blockade on national highways Monday.
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Jeffrey Toobin, chief legal analyst for CNN, apologized this week for hyping the email story during that crucial moment.
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Only one day earlier at the same event, another group of party-loving police were filmed hyping the crowd.
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FYI, B-Hop works for Golden Boy Promotions and is hyping the other superfight of the year -- Canelo vs.
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Avengers: Endgame is almost here — and one of the stars is hyping up just how great it will be.
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Brody was at the 1720 venue in DTLA Friday night, and was super effective in hyping up the crowd.
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At others points, you have friends hyping up how live the rink and the bashments were about to be.
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"Watch Judge Jeanine on Fox News tonight at 85033:00 P.M," Trump tweeted, hyping the show staring Jeanine Pirro.
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So you know those giant straddle-bus things that people on the internet have been hyping ever since 2010?
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García Martínez's big break was hyping his way into Y Combinator, in effect the valley's finishing school for innovators.
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PT ... and some are hyping it up as one of the greatest regular-season matchups in the last DECADE!!!
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Hannity and Pirro spent the night broadcasting from the rally while simultaneously hyping the crowd ahead of Trump's arrival.
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A week before Election Day, he was blaming the media for hyping up the "horse race" in the district.
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During the 2016 campaign, Trump's team had a habit of hyping up speeches about national security, economics, and immigration.
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This allows the people at The Spire to see his avatar moving like he's really there hyping the crowd.
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I keep logging in, chasing that dream, and hyping up on the maximum amount of adrenaline possible in PUBG.
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Gingrich, then, is hyping up extremely unlikely threats to make the world look far, far scarier than it is.
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Trump responded, oddly, by hyping a new drug he falsely described as a "stimulant" that's produced by Johnson & Johnson.
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And broader economic statistics often serve as a much-needed reality check on the relentless hyping of new technologies.
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The government has adopted a no-nonsense tone in addressing French citizens, neither hiding nor hyping the epidemic's realities.
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On the other end, we shouldn't be hyping outliers, either -- like I fear many did with the Monmouth poll.
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It also accused China of "hyping up" damage caused by North Korean nuclear tests to China's three northeastern provinces.
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The company is also, of course, hyping Memoji, the iPhone X-exclusive feature launching later this year with iOS 12.
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China said "we express regret over this matter" in the statement, but accused the U.S. of "hyping up" the issue.
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"It is incumbent on everyone — operators and investors — that we aren't overfunding and over hyping," says venture capitalist Sunil Nagaraj.
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Blame carriers for being more interested in hyping virtually non-existent 5G technologies instead of replacing their antiquated SMS systems.
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Disick was photographed holding a celebratory cake while surrounded with women and hyping up the crowd yelling into a microphone.
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That's because hyping the US economy too much can trigger possibly unwanted policy responses from institutions like the Federal Reserve.
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And, there is little opposition to hyping the threat and overreacting, with the exception of a few human rights activists.
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Most of those donations came from outside the state, courtesy of liberal blog Daily Kos, which has been hyping him.
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Soulja Boy continues to throw big shade at Tyga ... hyping up Travis Scott for stealing away Tyga's ex, Kylie Jenner!!!
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For months, the chipmaker has been hyping the launch of its 10th-generation, 10-nanometer silicon processor, codenamed Ice Lake.
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While Magic Leap has been hyping up the potential of its technology, we've seen very little of it in action.
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Trump called Pence "my first choice from start" in a tweet hyping Saturday's joint press conference with the Indiana governor.
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At the risk of over-hyping, our prediction is that it is "true, all of it," to channel Han Solo.
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For months now, the former Trump lawyer's team has been hyping up the value of his cooperation to the press.
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Elaine, Louise, and Maggie start hyping me up, whooping, telling me I'm great even though they haven't seen me sing.
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He invoked the likes of Schindler's List when hyping the film, and talked about the sequel he was already planning.
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The thing is, there were a few articles in the popular press in the '70s hyping a coming ice age.
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"We need to widen our perspective," Anders Olsson, the committee's new head, said in a video hyping the revamped Nobel.
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Sober articles in academic journals that barely mention ISIS are promoted in exaggerated fashion, hyping ISIS from their headlines on.
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But the media is over-hyping his support within the Alt-Right "in an attempt to discredit him," Taylor added.
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As Sarah rightly pointed out, it's early and maybe we can give them a break, but when you're hyping something to the degree Facebook was hyping Messenger bots last week, you probably want to get the early examples right or risk losing the crucial early adopters who think this kind of technology is pretty cool.
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Obviously he's just hyping it up to get the kids excited, but in all fairness, that was a pretty inventive move.
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But when Lively, 32, noticed, she trolled her proud husband by making fun of how much he was hyping himself up.
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If you start using observations from the 1950s, which were especially cold and snowy, he said, "that's hyping up" the trend.
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The rest focuses instead on hyping MoviePass's disruptive presence in the industry, and justifying the new, and unpopular, Peak Pricing feature.
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"Homegrown," far from hyping the threat, deftly points out that the risk from jihadists in the United States is statistically minuscule.
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It's certainly not the most promising setup for a finale The Walking Dead has been hyping since before season six began.
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And the media, they have been hyping this as a cruise missile that was going to take down the Trump administration.
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The automaker showed off the new Sports EV at the Tokyo Motor show after hyping its unveiling in a press release.
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Hyping early scientific results -- based on lab tests or animal studies -- can attract investors that allow researchers to continue their work.
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The introductory vignette, shown as a means of hyping up a wrestler, is one of the most timeworn pro-wrestling tropes.
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Clarke continued, hyping up the number of plot resolutions we'll see this season, a major relief for viewers hungry for answers.
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Falwell's suggestion that the media is hyping coronavirus and that it is actually not that bad deeply misunderstands the threat here.
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Washington's history of hyping intelligence is also weighing on European governments, who are suspicious of Mr. Trump's hawkish stance toward Iran.
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But he's now sending out mailers hyping his relationship with the president as he tries to save his seat in 2016.
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The 22-year-old singer spent Thursday hyping fans for the launch of her new album, Romance, sharing teasers on Instagram.
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As the president and his cabinet entered the lower chamber, the crowd reacted as if hyping an NBA team's starting lineup.
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He accused the "Drive-By Media" of over-hyping the threat posed by the virus in order to tank financial markets.
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"We've got to start hyping up community colleges and stop saying as a culture that community colleges are horrible," ONeal said.
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So I don't want to go too far in hyping Klobuchar's odds of ending up close to the top in Iowa.
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Mr. Trump has accused the Obama administration of hyping the Russia story line as a way to discredit his new administration.
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And they're hyping themselves into believing that Hillary Clinton is a literal criminal and her election would be a literal theft.
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Facebook is investing serious resources in hyping Live, but the company hasn't addressed how it's going to handle these kinds of situations.
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The CW did a great job of hyping up viewers over the queer plotline in Supergirl that producers promised earlier this year.
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And yes, I look at my own church sideways for selling $65 sweatshirts and hyping up release dates for new church merch.
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A brief video was released Monday hyping the announcement, showing Mark Hamill and Daisy Ridley in character as Luke Skywalker and Rey.
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For a person that doesn't actually work for Google, I spend an inordinate amount of time hyping up the Google Pixel's camera.
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How Russia's online influence campaign engaged with millions for years Like so many self-hyping technologies, social media seems terribly deceptively named.
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Hyping up her boyfriend, Hudgens, 30, shared a photo of Butler sporting a cowboy outfit in the film on her Instagram Story.
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Critics have blasted politicians for hyping the moonshot plan without allocating the dollars they say NASA needs to get the job done.
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Hyping yourself up to get that attendance point is even harder when you know it involves carrying a clunky, four-pound laptop.
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Yet now their selectively legalistic "free speech" strategy helps turn collegial contentions into rhetorical battlefields by hyping and even provoking progressive offenders.
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Manigault Newman is hyping a new memoir, and the White House has accused her of making up stories to promote her book.
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It is true that politicians have a tendency to get carried away when it comes to hyping convenient details in their biographies.
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The point we want to make here, though, is that we're not over-hyping the importance of the perfectly ripe summer tomato.
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Despite Trump hyping up an emergency declaration about the opioid crisis, the Government Accountability Office found the declaration led to almost nothing.
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For as long as I can remember, people have been hyping vertical farming — growing crops indoors, using vertical space to intensify production.
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You have a special gift at hyping yourself and others up, giving lovely and thoughtful compliments to the people you care about.
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RNC chair Ed Gillespie joined party officials at a press conference hyping the returned mail and claiming rampant fraud at the polls.
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Is moving into open hearings going to be a game changer or are people hyping this part of the process too much?
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The Chinese government countered that Australian media were "hyping up the so-called China espionage infiltration or interference," according to the Journal.
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A day later, Nestle drowned Don Lee out, hyping the arrival of its Awesome Burger, which is made with yellow pea protein.
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If you haven't heard about it, you're not alone — the plan appears on Booker's website, but he hasn't really been hyping it.
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Companies have been hyping artificial intelligence for so long — and often delivering such mediocre results — that it's easy to tune it out.
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Scharre: The story of this budget isn't really the defense increase—which is not quite as much as they're hyping it to be.
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"He's in trouble for mishandling the propaganda and hyping up China too much," a source tied to China's leadership and propaganda system said.
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In any case, it's clear that "transparency" has become Facebook's new talking point, whether it's hyping a new change or defending against critics.
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Wahlberg posted a small clip of Drake backstage hyping up his crew, all while wearing LeBron James' number in his new Lakers colors.
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It features three chirpy people hyping up the company's new Twin Tower sale, and it goes about as well as you would expect.
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After hyping its unveil of its long-rumored folding smartphone, Samsung kind of delivered an announcement, revealing a dual-screen folding phone prototype.
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It's fair to say that most political observers grossly underestimated Rubio, mistakenly hyping up the two-man race scenario between Trump and Cruz.
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OnePlus has been doing a solid job hyping its next handset without delivering much in the way of actual information about the thing.
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As for the actual content of the tweet, Trump's statement follows criticism from the Chinese government of the U.S."hyping up" the incident.
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Well, one possible answer is that lots of supposedly serious people have been hyping the alleged threat posed by federal debt for years.
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The force's Twitter page, which features ample evidence of its members' epic mountaineering, rock-climbing and skiing skills, recently has been hyping #InternationalYogaDay2018.
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With "Stupid Girls," she brought feminism to the masses, infiltrating MTV, ground zero for the hyping up of Hilton, Spears, and their ilk.
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Some people are really hyping up A.I., saying that artificial general intelligence is just around the corner in maybe 10 or 20 years.
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A forgiving soul, apparently, Ewing, in a Knicks-blue suit, played along with the endless network hyping of the potential Knicks-Zion marriage.
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Everyone from Robinhood to Fidelity is hyping fractional share trading — here's why they want to get you hooked on $1 slices of stocks
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Two of H&R Block's biggest rivals, Jackson Hewitt and Liberty Tax Service, are hyping nearly identical offers — dangling up to $2000,245 cash.
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The state-owned tabloid The Global Times blamed "radical opposition forces" and "the Western forces behind them" for hyping up and politicizing the amendments.
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The CAC also criticized the newspaper for hyping up its coverage on the United States, North Korea, the South China Sea and Hong Kong.
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West even made a surprise appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Thursday, hours before Jesus Is King's intended launch, hyping viewers for the debut.
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These men spent months hyping up their followers for a weekend of violence against minorities and discussing details down to which weapons to bring.
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The state-owned tabloid The Global Times blamed "radical opposition forces" and "the Western forces behind them" for hyping up and politicising the amendments.
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There's also the fact that Samsung has essentially been hyping this thing for eight years, since it debuted a flexible display at CES 2011.
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However, the downside of the celebs hyping voting is that their enthusiasm can be kind of embarrassing, like watching your mom use her iPhone.
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Answers. A lot of the misinformation floating around the internet isn't intentional; the average person hyping exercise as a cure-all probably believes it.
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And as seen here, the campaign-era strategy of hyping his causes -- or slamming his opponents -- on Twitter doesn't quite translate to the presidency.
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That simple tweak to House Stark's words is, predictably, how HBO and Live Nation are hyping the upcoming Game of Thrones Live Concert Experience.
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The same goes for his sudden attempt to claim that both Russia and leaks are bad—he spent weeks on the trail hyping WikiLeaks.
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Ever sensitive to criticism, Trump backed away from the idea of a joint cybersecurity task force with Russia — after hyping the idea hours earlier.
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If it seems like we're hyping a new MAC collection every week, that's because it's tiresomely prolific when it comes to releasing new products.
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People are being "dazzled" by the endless hyping up by U.S. media of equipment China is deploying in the South China Sea, he added.
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Yet by hyping its findings, the government continued to misrepresent the gangs as sophisticated criminal organizations, ruthlessly driven by a thirst for financial gain.
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But even though Flosstradamus throws wild shows, jumping on their DJ booth and hyping up the crowd, in real life, Cameruci is completely zen.
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Gelo's throwin' down 1-handed hammers, Melo's making it rain from deep ... and dad's hyping 'em up like the dude from the AND1 mixtapes.
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The special counsel is investigating whether Mr. Stone knew in advance about email releases damaging to Hillary Clinton's campaign or was merely hyping himself.
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She stands, center stage, before a cheering crowd at Lincoln Center's David Geffen Hall and is the focus of the network's hyping of itself.
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But, despite a series of reality-TV worthy press junkets hyping this fight, neither bots nor humans have been interested in paying face prices.
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But one thing they do not show is the surge of support that Trump has been hyping as Democrats have moved toward impeaching him.
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Fox and other conservative media outlets have been hyping the latest caravan of migrants that's making its way from Honduras through Guatemala toward Mexico.
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For weeks, he's been hyping up the migrant caravan from Central America that is hundreds of miles away and warning about an "invasion" of immigrants.
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IBM has gotten a black eye in recent years for — in its critics' view — hyping the promise of its AI in flashy demos, then underdelivering.
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Samsung has been hyping the power of Bixby since it was first formally announced in conjunction with the company's Galaxy S8 phone in the spring.
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A 2428/224 score is typically only bestowed upon the most hyped games, and it tends to have the effect of hyping them even further.
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Only the wired pair is capable of supporting 96kHz/24-bit audio — far higher than CD-quality — which is what SteelSeries is hyping up here.
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Besides the usual reports hyping the elaborate, existentially fraught pageantry, some interesting political subplots have emerged during the buildup to the start of Rio Games.
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Dave and Kurt accept Scott into their crew instantly, and when they're not planning heists together, they're playing video games and hyping each other up.
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The war of words comes after Joe mocked Cyhi for hyping Kanye's recent album releases -- and reportedly saying Cyhi probably couldn't ante up the $500k.
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That led to questions about whether the administration was just hyping a routine deployment that would eventually get to the Persian Gulf as previously scheduled.
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"If I'm guilty of anything, and I hate the word guilty, it's hyping the message and going the extra mile for my clients," he said.
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The solution to these problems won't involve over-hyping a natural and modest technological evolution to try and make it sound like the second coming.
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The president attempted to drum up enthusiasm for his Monday evening announcement in a tweet on Saturday morning, hyping his "big decision" about the nomination.
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He has been hyping the forthcoming release since last Tuesday, July 27, when he said that he would put out something new sometime this week.
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The producer's on the campaign trail at the moment with an album due out, and seems to be constantly hyping up or teasing another collaboration.
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If wrongly incentivized, people could end up spending time hyping up their tokens instead of building product, allowing employees to cash out quickly without producing.
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And they lie about the problems America faces, hyping an imaginary threat from scary dark-skinned people and, increasingly, attributing that threat to Jewish conspirators.
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The "politics" in question surely involved the star treatment of a questionable book written by an author trying to increase sales by hyping unsubstantiated rumors.
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By this point, Breitbart had become known for running a barrage of stories hyping potential coups against Mr. Boehner from more conservative members of Congress.
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For $5 a month, customers will be able to watch the variety of exclusive shows that Apple has been hyping over the past few months.
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What this speaks to is Flynn's propensity for hyping up the threat from jihadist groups, and trying to make everything else to fit that frame.
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Everywhere you turn, major automakers are hyping new advances in connected cars, self-driving cars, and app-driven mobility services like ride-sharing and car-sharing.
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We know self-driving cars are the inevitable future of transportation — mostly because all the companies looking to profit from it can't stop hyping the technology.
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After more than two years of heavy public hyping since Facebook's 2014 acquisition of Oculus for $2 billion, virtual reality is reaching an important turning point.
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Not theoretical exposures which might, under some far-fetched conditions, possibly have an effect," said Kabat, who is also author of the book "Hyping Health Risks.
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Magic Leap has almost obstinately refused to fully reveal what it's working on, but hasn't been shy about hyping up the possibilities its technologies could enable.
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But the rollouts are too glacial, and hyping the product five years before it hits the market isn't as much marketing as it is genital teasing.
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The government of Narendra Modi, never averse to over-hyping what turn out to be modest policy tweaks, has enacted its most important reform to date.
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A May 22, 2017 post — which pre-dates any of the Medcare/Umbrella-related coverage I could find — hyping the recently opened clinic's freebie treatment offer.
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It's also about the countless images shared on social media of Sanders hyping up overwhelmingly Latino crowds holding "Unidos con Bernie" signs in predominantly Latino neighborhoods.
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Tomorrow, DJ Khaled is releasing his latest all-star track, typically fertile grounds for iconic Wayne appearances, and he's hyping it up with his usual bombast.
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What hasn't changed is the gap between myth and reality, whether it's Marvel Studios hyping the latest superhero franchise or Jack Warner planting stories in Photoplay.
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It's worth noting that Apple is hyping its new service at a time when sales of its most lucrative product, the iPhone, have started to lag.
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" In a tweet, Trump criticized news media organizations' coverage of the outbreak and accused Democrats of hyping the situation "far beyond what the facts would warrant.
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On Thursday, the singer shared a video of herself rolling out the red carpet for the event, hyping her headlining gig to her 24 million followers.
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After beating Lou Savarese in 38 seconds in 2000, Mike Tyson was already hyping a possible fight against Lennox Lewis that would happen two years later.
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And they blame the media for hyping signals of weakness and ignoring more positive signs like a strong housing market, wage growth and solid consumer spending.
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In hyping the surprise and rolling it out during the debate, Yang has effectively taken control of a media his supporters sometimes say is against him.
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But in the midst of a UK election, and with the American president hyping things up, there's no guarantee that this will continue to remain successful.
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Dunkin' seems to have remembered the holiday only a few days ago and put out a press release hyping their many hot chocolate varieties ... with no discounts!
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The new card that's used through the iPhone's Wallet app won't arrive in the U.S. until summer, but that didn't stop Apple execs from hyping the card.
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If St. Preux gives even a decent account of himself against Jones, you can expect to hear plenty about that loss to Teixeira in hyping future bouts.
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While both the show's crew and Sheeran himself have been hyping his appearance since its announcement earlier this year, nobody could pinpoint exactly when it would happen.
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"At this very moment, while we're speaking and celebrating this event, New Horizons is taking its riskiest observation," Stern said into a microphone, hyping up the crowd.
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By November, Sater had started hyping up both Trump's presidential campaign and the potential for Trump World Tower Moscow in internal emails obtained by the Washington Post.
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Google is adding Android support for foldable screens It's clear that despite hyping this "innovation," Samsung isn't quite ready to release a device of this type yet.
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On October 17, WWE's Twitter account tweeted a thoroughly professional video hyping up the show, including a plug for tickets at the decidedly not WWE affiliated hulkhogan.com.
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"We hope the relevant individuals can stop hyping up this kind of information, and stop sowing discord and tension," she told a daily news briefing in Beijing.
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Much of bitcoin's incredible initial gains came just about 12 hours after the cryptocurrency smashed through the $10,000 mark that many analysts had been hyping for months.
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Grammy winning Latin funk rock band Ozomatli opened up the Los Angeles gathering with a set, punctuated by multi-instrumentalist Ulises Bella hyping Sanders to the crowd.
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But on the heels of two Teslas that crashed while on Autopilot, automakers find themselves increasingly torn between hyping the tech and warning owners about its limitations.
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Whether it's calls for fossil fuel divestiture, baseless climate litigation, or hyping a socialist, Green Raw Deal, the costs to taxpayers will certainly outweigh any promised benefits.
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Given Penn State's storied history and lofty expectations, a coach who pretends bad years were illusory while hyping up 7-5 will eventually wear out his welcome.
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Indeed, few of the claims made by researchers or companies hyping its potential have been replicated, said Clare Garvie of Georgetown University's Center on Privacy and Technology.
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And he ditched his normal habit of hyping the best possible outcome to a situation with improbable superlatives -- instead communicating the gravity of a fast-worsening crisis.
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"He's in trouble for mishandling the propaganda and hyping up China too much," said one of the sources, who has ties to China's leadership and propaganda system.
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" But Falwell has continued to downplay the severity of the outbreak, commenting on Fox News that the media was intentionally hyping up the virus to "hurt Trump.
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"It's about women and men being unapologetically them, just having a good-ass time, hyping up their friends, doing you," the rapper told The Root in June.
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ATLANTIC CITY — The last time there was so much hype about the future of this troubled seaside resort, Donald J. Trump was doing most of the hyping.
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Democrats may also want to reconsider the wisdom of pursuing, and hyping, the investigation into Russia's election meddling as a means of re-litigating last year's election.
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In the briefing, Wang again slammed Washington for intransigence and intentionally hyping up the idea that the United States is the real victim in their trade dispute.
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A 21-year-old woman with a rare physical condition is receiving floods of comments from strangers hyping her up after she nervously posted ~sexier~ photos online.
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For whatever reason, condom-maker Durex and Kool-Aid have also been hyping up the Area 51 events on Twitter, presumably for a bit of free marketing.
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The company has been sued mostly by state attorneys general and local governments, which accuse it of hyping the benefits of its drugs while masking the risks.
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Jonathan McDowell, an astrophysicist at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, said the success of this week's experiment was exciting, but he cautioned against "over-hyping" it.
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This move allowed the events of that movie to stand on their own and let the audience focus said moments instead of hyping up the next big thing.
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A video of Nicholson hyping himself up to perform the infamous axe scene in The Shining has resurfaced on the Internet, and it's scaring us all over again.
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Meanwhile Don Jr. has become one of his father's most visible surrogates: defending him on cable news and on social media and hyping him up at various rallies.
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The hackers who rolled out a full PR campaign a month before they revealed the Badlock bug turned out to be over-hyping a medium-level security flaw.
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We were having a conversation — I wasn't like coming out with guns blazing saying it's a gimbal killer, but people thought that we were just hyping it up.
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Obviously everyone's hyping it up to be a huge battle of wits, so here's a breakdown of Clinton and Trump's biggest debate strengths and weaknesses going into tonight.
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He's very intentionally hyping what really isn't that bold of a design choice, and he's going out of his way to criticize other phone companies in the process.
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Surprises are part of what makes the show tick on a week-to-week basis, so the promotional dance is about much more than just hyping big moments.
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The North Korean summit this week with US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un had an extra visitor hyping up a marijuana-focused cryptocurrency.
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Following a diplomatic complaint from the Pentagon, China now says it will return the vessel and that Americans were "hyping up" an incident that's really no big deal.
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It's worth noting that the entire "Spygate" controversy Trump is hyping — the idea that the FBI put a spy in the Trump campaign — is grounded in a lie.
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He added that scientific research and preparation is conducted for all animals to ensure they're comfortable in the aquarium and accused foreign organizations of "hyping up" Pizza's situation.
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Similarly, it's hard to deny that both industry types and TV fans got on board the Mad Men train after the media started hyping it to high heaven.
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We sit there with our popcorn and weigh the odds of a character ending up on the Iron Throne like we're discussing stats, or hyping our favorite player.
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Celebrities and social media influencers like Kendall Jenner, Bella Hadid, and Hailey Baldwin have been hyping up the multi-weekend festival for months leading up to the event.
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Speaking this week to the Financial Times, Marcus said hyping of AI could lead to a third "AI winter," a new period of arrested development in the field.
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As I left DC and traveled home to New York, I reflected on how I had previously participated in misleading the public by hyping the dangers of methamphetamine.
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In the second quarter, Balmain launched its first sneaker collection, hyping up the line with a pop-up store in London that let shoppers customize their own shoes.
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There's little evidence that sex robots are the horny dystopian nightmare—or fantasy—that headlines make them out to be, but that doesn't stop people from hyping them.
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The Tesla semi truck sounds like it could pack some pretty significant surprises, if Musk isn't just hyping for hype's sake with his comments around the launch event.
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And around that time my manager—our collective manager at the time—had just hit us up like 'yo, Mike's here, I've been hyping y'all up, come through.
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Without the luxury of bringing out Desiigner, A$AP Rocky or Charli XCX, he had a dedicated singer who did a stellar job at hyping up the crowd.
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The liberal media is indeed hyping the bad news, excitedly claiming this could be President Trump's "Katrina moment" that could bring him down, and partly to generate clicks.
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"China urges the United States to stop this kind of malicious hyping up behavior, and play a positive and constructive role in regional and international matters," he said.
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There is a blackout window following IPOs where major analysts from underwriting firms restrain from writing about the new stocks as to not appear hyping up the shares.
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Hyping a few extra drones as a "virtual wall" might make it easier to accomplish, but it's unlikely to satisfy the people who really want that wall built.
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It's that hyping the threat they pose paints a decentralized group with a broad and simple brush, and contributes to a disproportionate right-wing panic in the process.
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Even if it makes us uncomfortable, I wish public health messages about drugs were more clear and simple in emphasizing real concerns as oppose to hyping less likely outcomes.
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If you note a sense of skepticism on my part, it's because Magic Leap has been promising to release this headset, and hyping it, for a really long time.
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Instead, Papadopoulos seems to be going the opposite route, sometimes appearing to audition to become a Fox News regular by hyping his role at the center of the scandal.
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I can&apost deny that there&aposs some anti-Trump animosity but I certainly think it&aposs not going to be the degree that the media is hyping it.
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Since the Japan videos, the older Paul brother successfully pivoted to another stunt: he's spent months hyping up what he's calling the biggest event in the history of YouTube.
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Shaq and Big Show have been hyping up the battle of the big men for MONTHS -- and it seemed both guys had agreed to face off on April 2.
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After a little over 32 hours, I've finished Final Fantasy XV. I'm probably not finished finished with the game; I still want to play this secret dungeon everyone's hyping.
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I've been hyping Captain Marvel a lot for him too (so he totally got the post-credit scene too) and telling him that she might come save the day.
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But by and large, most companies are far more interested in hyping and selling the next round of products than spending money to make sure older customers remain happy.
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And growers in the state are investing heavily in promoting the new fruit, releasing a trailer hyping its arrival last year and even starting a Cosmic Crisp Instagram account.
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CEO Elon Musk started delivering cars from a new vehicle factory in Shanghai in January, with several ceremonies hyping this achievement on social media platforms from Weibo to Twitter.
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While the Nuclear Regulatory Commission works to figure out how small reactors fit in the existing nuclear regulations, other energy policy makers are hyping the technology at every opportunity.
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Garmin claims the vívoactive 3 has them all beat when it comes to battery life, hyping a full week's use in smartwatch mode and 13 hours when using GPS.
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These dedicated followers are hyping themselves into believing that Trump, if elected, would accomplish everything he's promising to do — no matter how impossible given the realities of American governance.
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Another Chinese newspaper, the widely read Global Times tabloid, said on Monday Hong Kong opposition groups and their international supporters were "politically hyping up" normal Hong Kong legislative activity.
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The second season of The Handmaid's Tale begins shooting this week, and the service has already been hyping Castle Rock, its upcoming Stephen King-inspired series from producer J.J. Abrams.
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Video hyping the festival he posted on Twitter and later deleted includes footage of the main stage, which had walk-up stairs and lacked barricades or an exit for EMS.
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It seems like every social media influencer has been trying one out and hyping it up — you can't even get through to a podcast without hearing the host mentioning theirs.
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I believe that the continued practice of hyping the very best charter school test results has contributed to fearmongered test preparation becoming the prescription for district public schools, not innovation.
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S. TRADE TENSIONS In the briefing, Wang again slammed Washington for intransigence and intentionally hyping up the idea that the United States is the real victim in their trade dispute.
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Like Amazon in the U.S., Alibaba Taobao is undisputably the king of ecommerce in China, and therefore the biggest winner over Singles' Day, which it was hyping up for months.
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S. TRADE TENSIONS In the briefing, Wang again slammed Washington for intransigence and intentionally hyping up the idea that the United States is the real victim in their trade dispute.
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"Judging by the report, the U.S. side is again deliberately hyping up the issue of the close surveillance of China by U.S. military aircraft," it told Reuters in a statement.
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China Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying warned the U.S. on Wednesday against "hyping up militarization and stirring up trouble" at a daily briefing in Beijing, according to the Associated Press.
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I'm very insecure but with the help of my amazing friends for hyping me up, i was able to wear it and gained a little bit more confidence in myself.
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Early on, I realized that I was wasting a lot of time on "preparation" — in other words, overthinking or hyping myself up before actually doing what I needed to do.
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Lavrov "stressed the unacceptability of hyping up the tensions around the Korean peninsula with Washington's aggressive rhetoric toward Pyongyang and building up military preparations in the region," the statement said.
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Kiev — which has an incentive to keep hyping the threat to keep the aid coming — has said that Moscow has massed 40,000 troops in Crimea as a potential invasion force.
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The right's hysteria is obviously insincere; it's clear that it is hyping the story to take attention away from health care and other substantive issues: Never mind pre-existing conditions!
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Perhaps it's just because enthusiasm is a prerequisite for technological progress, but sometimes the tech world can get ahead of itself, hyping up a new technology a bit too soon.
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Take-Two would be hyping their upcoming sports and action games, releases meant to help build Take-Two into a more well-rounded company, as they waited for Rockstar's next.
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New York (CNN Business)Samsung is hyping its first full line of 5G-enabled flagship smartphones — the Galaxy S20, S20+ and S20 Ultra — introduced at the company's "Unpacked" event Tuesday.
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On Thursday's "Fox & Friends," one of Trump's favorite cable news programs, the hosts suggested top Democrats and news organizations were hyping fear over the coronavirus to score points against Trump.
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" He indicated that Human Rights Watch is among organizations that support and instigate "anti-China activists ... to engage in radical violent crimes, and incite separatist activities hyping Hong Kong independence.
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"By hyping up expectations and setting unrealistic goals for the trade talks, Trump makes the prospects for any sort of trade deal with China more uncertain and volatile," he said.
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Tinder and Bumble might have serious competition on their hands thanks to Blac Chyna's new boyfriend, YBN Almighty Jay, who's hyping up Christian Mingle after using it to meet her.
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Big telecom companies are certainly not immune from hyping their own research, but I've got to say I haven't ever received an email from a telecom company quite like this.
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It was motivating to see my speed pick up each time I ran, hyping me to continue running even when I felt lazy and wanted to skip it for the week.
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While story details are slim right now, the new Gears will feature both split-screen and online co-op play, and Microsoft is really hyping up the visuals for the game.
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It was "overseas dissidents" who are the most active in "hyping the issue" and are trying to "boost their image by 'deifying' Liu," the Global Times said in a Monday editorial.
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The superstar deejay may be known for smash hit collaborations and hyping up fans on stage and on social media, but he's ready to reveal his softer side: Father of Asahd.
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In Baby Driver's case, hyping up a soundtrack of curated cool is a good way to mask the fact that the movie itself is not so novel or carefully thought-out.
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Former senior CIA Russian operations officer Charles Leven thinks the Kremlin may do more to incite violence, such as stoking racist and anti-immigrant passions by hyping alleged links to crime.
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Former senior CIA Russian operations officer Charles Leven thinks the Kremlin may do more to incite violence, such as stoking racist and anti-immigrant passions by hyping alleged links to crime.
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"Judging by the report, the US side is again deliberately hyping up the issue of the close surveillance of China by US military aircraft," the ministry told Reuters in a statement.
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The U.S. House passed the Regulatory Integrity Act, which requires greater transparency in online communication of federal agencies and bars agencies from hyping the benefits of proposed regulation and soliciting support.
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Their act was two identical, but not biologically related, men with presumably functional microphones hyping the crowd up for 45 minutes while 12-foot high flames shot out of the ground.
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China has accused the United States of "hyping" the issue and warned in May that international complaints about its actions in the South China Sea would snap back on its critics.
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Cormier is currently nursing a broken hand from his victory over Stipe Miocic at UFC 226 -- the same night Lesnar rushed the Octagon and shoved him, hyping up a Cormier vs.
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"Bachelor In Paradise" is hyping a one-on-one showdown between Corinne Olympios and DeMario Jackson, but it will actually be more like Michael Phelps' race against a great white shark.
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But Republicans are much better at promoting legends — for example, by constantly hyping economic and jobs growth under Ronald Reagan, even though the Reagan record was easily surpassed under Bill Clinton.
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While leaving open the possibility of a second day of meetings, US officials have been wary of over hyping expectations for what can be accomplished during Trump and Kim's first meeting.
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LOSERS Media talking heads Pundits, cable television analysts and Democratic surrogates breathlessly anticipated each new development in Mueller's investigation over the past two years, hyping up the special counsel's potential endgame.
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In fact, much of that incredible gain had come in just the last four hours after the cryptocurrency smashed through the $2000,22018 mark that many analysts had been hyping for months.
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Late last year, bankers for the app-based taxi company were hyping the notion that the company could see a valuation of as much as $120 billion when it went public.
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"This should throw some cold water on those hyping the explosion of freelancing and the rapidly changing nature of work," said Lawrence Mishel, a fellow at Economic Policy Institute in Washington.
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Beyoncé launched a new line of Beyhive merch Tuesday after hyping fans that there would be a big drop of some sort last week—and the looks are actually... nothing special.
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Later in the day, he updates my status with a picture of himself at my age, while hyping the music duo Sleaford Mods gig I would be attending the next day.
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As you know, Soulja's been running his mouth nonstop ... trashing Tyga, Kanye West, Famous Dex and even Yeezy's political pal, Donald Trump ... all while hyping up his new video game console.
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While this year was slower than most, complaining about the trade deadline being a dud has become every bit as much an annual tradition as hyping the day up in advance.
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Despite the political aims of the people hyping it, far from being a case for continued prohibition, stronger cannabis makes a far more potent argument for the drug's legalization and regulation.
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The dissidents could have presented their own form of propaganda, hyping the persecution and turning that rich Soviet lexicon of "hooligans" and "antisocial elements" into bitter screeds against the state itself.
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Every teammate needs a guy like Ryan Tannehill ... 'cause here's the Tennessee Titans QB hyping up his star running back Derrick Henry ... while calling for him to get a HUGE payday.
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It didn't hurt that CBS executives appeared to pay the right amount of attention to Google, Apple, Amazon and the rest of the internet while also hyping their own unique wares.
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Although the conversation about bringing facial recognition to campuses started out being about safety, some companies are already hyping the tech as a way to track classroom attendance and resident assistants.
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The media has been hyping the big blizzard set to hit the East Coast Friday, and, as a result, no one was focused on the snow set to hit DC Wednesday evening.
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The media is really hyping this space station up a lot, since "China loses control of a satellite and now it's plummeting to the ground" definitely makes for some real clicky content.
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When a Storey County sheriff's deputy found Tripp and realized that the threat wasn't real, he told Tesla, which requested to put out a press release "hyping it" anyway, according to Bloomberg.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio, who wasn't in NYC for the blackout because he was out hyping his deeply unpopular presidential campaign, noted on Twitter that the issue originated with a manhole fire. .
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According to The Wrap's Steve Pond, that could be a movie about awards season, and per movie writer Anna Klassen, Bong has already gotten started hyping it up for the Hollywood crowd.
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Shkreli pulled a sort of hip hop Robin Hood move, he claims, by posting this video of himself hyping up, and then playing a track he says is from Wayne's legendary album.
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Hyping up comics fans does not seem to be the driving priority; making good television is, and that path is going to serve The Walking Dead well if it sticks to it.
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You can bet that Ayer will no doubt be hyping a Director's Cut version of this in the coming months, because you can practically see the editing room battles on the screen.
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But in hyping up the power of AI, he is underestimating how hard it is to change our minds, and the distinction he makes between Facebook and other tech companies is weak.
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One girlfriend wrote that "i'll be right in the front row hyping my mans up," complete with a gif of Kris Jenner supporting her daughter Kim Kardashian during a rather risque photoshoot.
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Why this matters: The president and federal agencies and appointees are actively undermining the law by hyping Obamacare's price increases but absolving themselves of blame when independent experts say they're to blame.
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China hopes the U.S. abides by its promises not to take sides in the dispute and stop "hyping up" the issue and tensions, especially over China's "limited" military positions there, she said.
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That's understandable: Hyping the narrative that low black voter turnout contributed to Democratic losses could be viewed as a form of voter suppression or unfairly placing blame on the African-American vote.
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Now, after two years of hyping the $22019 million soundbite, SIGAR's own audit confirms what SIGAR knew in 2014: that the actual cost of the gas station was just $5.06 million. Oops.
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But when hyping up his supporters over the weekend as they launched more canvasses, Ossoff still made indirect references to Trump, saying that "fear and hate" won't be tolerated in the state.
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For hardcore Trump supporters, though, the real scandal is the way the media is hyping dubious, decades-old stories to tear down the one man who could rescue the country from doom.
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Karl Rove and Bill O'Reilly accused the news media of hyping bad news to enable Obama's socialist agenda, while Rush Limbaugh asserted that Senator Chuck Schumer personally caused the crisis (don't ask).
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China hopes the US abides by its promises not to take sides in the dispute and stop "hyping up" the issue and tensions, especially over China's "limited" military positions there, she said.
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Yet as soon as the real blows stop coming between the feints, or a fighter begins obviously hyping himself up before he steps in for real, that wickedly difficult style falls apart.
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Another priority is Mayweather Promotions, which is currently hyping the anticipated rematch between Cuban slugger Luis Ortiz and WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder, which will be held in Las Vegas on Saturday.
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Liberals have fixated on the media's role, particularly The New York Times, in hyping up Trump's accusations against Biden, in the same way that the Times covered Clinton's scandals more than Trump's.
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Google has been hyping Lens for months, though as colleague Patrick Lucas Austin recently wrote, its object recognition skills are not quite ready for primetime and feel somewhat like a half-functional prototype.
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There are still plenty of questions as to what exactly this season has in store for these four, but the trailer has done a fantastic job of hyping us up in the meantime.
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When a smug fellow applicant tries to impress the recruiter (Zed, played by Rip Torn), Edwards mocks the recruit for hyping a job he — and everybody else in the room — knows nothing about.
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Lenovo has been hyping up a new phone called the Z21 over the past few weeks, posting sketches and renders that hinted at a truly all-screen design free from bezels and notches.
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The regional conventions that once catered primary to nerdy collectors are now essential promotional opportunities for rolling out and hyping Hollywood movies and television shows depicting superhero sagas, sci-fi fantasias, and more.
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Since Mayweather retired from combat sports in 2017 with a 10th round knockout win over Conor McGregor, the company has been looking at hyping a new athlete who can carry the company forward.
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"He asked if I wanted the video in advance and participate in hyping the video by sharing and liking it," said Mr. Hamming, a doctoral student with the European University Institute in Florence.
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There are extremes of art-washing amid scarcity on every block; an unfinished building is hyping art openings on Instagram, while elsewhere in the neighborhood a church offers free bread on the street.
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So when he found himself in the Oval Office, a shuffle away from the man himself—his parents hyping him up to ask the question he'd practiced countless times—he took his chance.
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If ya don't know, Mariah's been hyping up the rerelease of her iconic Xmas album, "Merry Christmas," which came out 25 years ago ... along with her All I Want For Christmas Is You Tour.
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The ad is meant to drive home the point that many of the futuristic, lifesaving technologies the car companies have been hyping to consumers already exists in various modes of public transportation, like buses.
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At least that's what Foxconn's Louis Woo appears to be saying in a video on Yahoo Taiwan hyping his boss Terry Gou, who is resigning from the company to run for president of Taiwan.
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One Texas sheriff spoke out in 22018 to discourage politicians in his state government from hyping the border threat too much — they appreciated the extra money but worried it would hurt their tourism industry.
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Trump, who is down in most polls, has been hyping the possibility of a "rigged" election on the campaign trail for weeks now, saying that he might not accept the outcome should he lose.
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OPEC's Secretary-General Mohammad Barkindo is hyping the summit, saying the cooperation will be "the first time OPEC [and] non-OPEC will agree to a joint, binding supply-management agreement," according to the WSJ.
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And she would have been -- at a minimum -- risking her career by either misleading or hyping up the idea that one of Trump's closest allies was in danger of being blackmailed by the Russians.
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And politically, hyping the Russian threat exploits a rift in the Republican Party, where major figures like senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham remain hawkish and uneasy with the Trump administration's friendliness toward Putin.
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MSNBC's Rachel Maddow had the highest ratings in the history of her program on Tuesday after hyping on Twitter she was in possession of "Trump's tax returns" about 90 minutes before the show aired.
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The type of weapon ISIS was suspected of using extremely primitive, in some ways less dangerous than a simple artillery shell — underscoring the fact that hyping ISIS's chemical weapons would be a huge mistake.
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It reportedly took 10 months to arrange the deal for the fight, and the two fighters have been emphatically hyping up the amount of training and hatred between them leading up to the rematch.
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It's clear the hatred between Khabib and Conor is still VERY real -- with the Dagestani superstar taking shot after shot at Conor and Cowboy while hyping up his April 2020 fight against Tony Ferguson.
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And We-Vibe is currently hyping its new toy, the Vector, a dual prostate-perineum stimulating vibrator with a malleable joint between them to account for diverse body types and pressure and vibration preferences.
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Chris Morgan took to Twitter Saturday night to laugh in fans' faces as he pulled out of th celeb boxing event in Jersey that he and others had been hyping up for weeks now.
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At the event, Ford said it expects the full tax credit to last for about a year once the Mach-E goes on sale — which explains why the company is hyping up the reservations.
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Perhaps Trump will remain unscathed from this controversy as he has from so many others through a combination of blaming the media for hyping up the controversy and criticizing the political correctness of liberals.
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"We're certainly not going to end Season 7 on a cliffhanger," a chuckling Kirkman told Mashable during a New York Comic Con-adjacent event hyping Stubborn Soda's new Skybound Entertainment-focused series of video shorts.
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In early career moments, like a 1999 CNN segment that followed Musk getting a McLaren F1, or a 2000 image of he and Peter Thiel hyping PayPal, normal signs of male pattern baldness are visible.
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China will return an underwater U.S. drone seized by a naval vessel this week in the South China Sea, both countries said on Saturday, but Beijing complained that Washington had been "hyping up" the incident.
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In recent weeks, the company has also gained a bit of notoriety for having been partially responsible for hyping up the disastrous Fyre Festival, as the firm hired to be the event's social media strategist.
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The Amazon series presents a hefty ensemble of famous faces, with this new trailer hyping appearances from the likes of Anne Hathaway, Julia Garner, Dev Patel, Catherine Keener, Tina Fey, Andy Garcia, and John Slattery.
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Sometimes, you have to skip whatever the internet is hyping up and reach for the tried-and-true formula your mother still keeps in bulk underneath her bathroom sink — and this healing lotion is that.
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The truth is that no one knows exactly how self-driving deployment is actually going to work, which is why the amount of time spent hyping it up by a traditionally conservative industry is striking.
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Nixon's distrust is shared by supporters such as Zakiyah Ansari, who stood by Nixon as she canvassed outside her childhood elementary school on Manhattan's Upper West Side on Friday morning, hyping her up to passersby.
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On Wednesday, after a week of hyping up the performance, Penn State University's Blue Band shared a preview of the Hamilton halftime number they've teamed up with the university's musical theatre students to put together.
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Breaking down John Legere's rhetoric T-Mobile is using the same kind of aggressive language in hyping up its TV service that John Legere did when he first announced the "Uncarrier" movement at CES 2011.
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"Japan is not a state directly involved in the South China Sea issue, and thus should exercise caution in its own words and deeds, and stop hyping up and interfering", Li said, according to Xinhua.
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There are Netflix-like categories to help you parse the catalog, though AT&T wastes some space hyping its original content that very few people will ever see — except for that Taylor Swift show, obviously.
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The prelude to his presidential run was his gleeful hyping of birtherism, a multiyear campaign of conspiracy theories and obvious lies that served no purpose beyond calling into question the legitimacy of Barack Obama's presidency.
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This strategist cited the futility of accusing Trump of hyping crime: This seems counterproductive: Voters are not judging a 10-year performance on crime if they are worried about an experienced or feared increase now.
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By constantly hyping the threat of undocumented migrants, Trump understands that he can get right into the bloodstreams of his most loyal supporters on an issue that animated his election campaign more than anything else.
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When people are hyping a drink weeks before it hits menus (something I certainly have fed into by reporting on the launch date), it feels as though the PSL is returning earlier than it is.
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Some athletes on the call, for instance, were left dumbfounded when an athlete representative from Europe made a comment playing down the severity of the virus and blaming the news media for hyping its risks.
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Some athletes on the call, for instance, were left dumbfounded when an athlete representative from Europe made a comment playing down the severity of the virus and blaming the news media for hyping its risks.
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The Democrats were distracted during that process as they were putting much more of their attention on attacking President Trump and hyping special counsel Robert Mueller's probe of alleged Trump campaign collusion with the Russians.
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Why it matters: The report from NASA's inspector general — and others like it — reveals some of what lurks below the positive face the space agency puts forward announcing its accomplishments and hyping its future endeavors.
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Metaxas' relentless hyping of the world-shaking significance of Luther and of each and every aspect of his Reformation is often closer to sermonizing than to the dispassionate tone one would expect from a historian.
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Game of Thrones premieres this Sunday, and creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss have been hyping the show's final season with gimmicks like hiding Iron thrones and staging a global traveling exhibit around the series.
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The school is in full pep rally mode, Jonathan performs with the cheerleaders, and the Fab Five take turns hyping the crowd up on the mic before whisking hero Kathi Dooley off for her weeklong makeover.
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But the billionaire mogul already seems to be using his moment in the spotlight to begin hyping up the long-rumored "Trump TV." Thirty minutes before the debate, Trump's Facebook page went live with a video.
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The American President cozied up to the North Korean dictator, minimizing his spectacular human rights abuses and hyping his "great beaches," all the while making jaw-dropping concessions to this historic enemy of the United States.
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That strategy includes Hulu (where the recently closed Fox acquisition has given Disney a controlling stake), ESPN+ and the Indian streaming service Hotstar, but executives spent most of their time hyping the upcoming launch of Disney+.
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Analysts for year have been hyping companies in cloud computing and "Big Data," which refers to the analysis of growing amounts of stored data, and investors are becoming more critical of the valuations on such stocks.
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And hyping its benefits is a cheap way to make a de facto campaign contribution to an administration that can do a lot to help companies it likes, say by removing pesky safety or environmental regulations.
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According to the findings, politicians may be downplaying the virus, but the media is perhaps over-hyping it, sensing the next big reporting thread now that impeachment and the Democratic presidential primaries are pretty much over.
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" His acting White House chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, went even further, telling conservative activists that journalists were hyping the coronavirus because "they think this will bring down the president; that's what this is all about.
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Seen in this light, CT scans are just the latest measuring tool to be exploited by Egyptologists, and British researchers hyping how they synthesized the groan of an Egyptian mummy seems not merely cheap but disturbing.
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"And then we all started laughing and agreeing because we all said, 'We're here, we're going out, and the media is hyping this to get at Trump,' " said John Cardillo, who was at the conservative table.
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A new Phantom 4 feature that DJI is aggressively hyping is its "Obstacle Sensing System" that uses two front-facing sensors that detect anything in the drone's path and can immediately steer the drone to safety.
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The combination of these two can create a uniquely Trumpian problem — the media hyping an outrageous thing that it sounds like Trump said, when the real problem is that Trump actually meant a different, equally outrageous thing.
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While the White House was hyping the Russia threat, elements of the press showed a sudden interest in the infamous Steele dossier, which claimed that Russian intelligence services had caught Trump in Moscow in highly compromising situations.
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So yes, Russia is challenging the U.S., but hyping Russia as a greater threat than the Islamic State, per Sen John McCainJohn Sidney McCain3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Fighter pilot vs.
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Read more: KSI and Logan Paul probably generated up to $11 million with their YouTube boxing matchPaul and KSI have been immensely hyping up the rematch ever since the previous one did not result in a winner.
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Let's also note that Kanter was hyping Porzingis for the N.B.A. Most Valuable Player Award on Monday night, suggesting that three straight wins, with Houston in town on Wednesday night, have been intoxicating, if not mind-altering.
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McGregor's hyping himself and a possible future WWE appearance every bit as much as Flair showing off his alligator shoes, Jericho telling the crowds to shut the hell up, or Reigns doing that weird arm cock thing.
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Cave Brown described Weiss as the mastermind of hyping Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative (a k a Star Wars), a phenomenally expensive proposal aimed at intercepting and destroying ballistic missiles for the purpose of wringing the Soviets dry.
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In August, meanwhile, ESPN agreed to air more than 300 Serie A games this season in the United States, starting with Juventus at Chievo tomorrow, an occasion the network has been hyping across its channels for weeks.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China accused the United States on Tuesday of "maliciously hyping up" the South China Sea situation and making warrantless criticism, after the Pentagon said China was carrying out "coercive interference" in waters claimed by Vietnam.
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But even though some people are hyping this is a treatment, it still has not yet undergone a large-scale randomized control trial, the gold standard for evaluating whether a medical intervention like a drug actually works.
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A 21998 ad hyping the debut of the PlayStation 21997's online functionality encouraged players to "reach out and smoke someone," while highlighting the ability to trash talk opponents as an essential feature of the new service.
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"Certain media are trying to smear China's counter-terrorism and de-radicalization efforts in Xinjiang by despicably hyping up Xinjiang-related issues, but their attempts will not succeed," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said last year.
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From turning Cabinet meetings into live-for-TV events to hyping up a live prime-time reveal of his next Supreme Court nominee, Trump's years as a reality TV show producer have quite clearly never left him.
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Even though all the carriers have been arguably guilty of over-hyping their 5G progress, though, the "5G E" logo introduction was unusually egregious — and now it looks like AT&T won't be going to court over it.
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The architects of the #StopSucking campaign, who have stated their ulterior motives in hyping a problem only to offer a solution that sends us down their preferred legislative path, see the straw-using hoi polloi as literal suckers.
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"We can see so many countries coming to the fore hyping this issue up, but it doesn't matter how loud their voices are, they still represent a minority of countries in the world," he told a news briefing.
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The unconventional band started in the mid 2000s, and by the early 2010s had become a mainstay of many South Korean protests, hyping up everyone from workers demanding better working conditions to students demanding cheaper, public higher education.
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Over the weekend, an anti-Semite entered a synagogue in Philadelphia and murdered 11 Jewish worshippers on the grounds that Jews were behind the caravan of migrants that Trump keeps hyping as an existential threat to American safety.
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Speaking at a separate briefing, defense ministry spokesman Ren Guoqiang said they had noted that the United States had recently been "turning a blind eye to the facts and hyping up" the militarization of the South China Sea.
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" On Friday, Mr. Trump's acting chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, addressed the same audience at CPAC, and accused journalists of hyping the coronavirus because "they think this will bring down the president — that's what this is all about.
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The conservative radio and TV hosts Rush Limbaugh and Laura Ingraham have both spread conspiracy theories suggesting the coronavirus is the same as the "common cold" and that Democratic lawmakers are hyping up the risks to hurt Trump.
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If you look at the home page of Breitbart on Tuesday afternoon, for example, every single story is Rice-related, all of them hyping it as evidence that Rice and the Obama administration were attempting to weaken Trump.
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The Trump administration bragged, and not for the first time, about its crackdown on unauthorized immigrants living in the US on Tuesday — hyping a 2378 percent increase over last year in removal orders issued from February to June.
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Photo: GettyAspiring comedian and Matthew Dellavedova doppelganger Elon Musk admitted Friday that "Humans are underrated" and Tesla, a company that has made its reputation in part by hyping up the promise of automation, has become too reliant on it.
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Milani's colleagues thought he'd appropriately avoided hyping the threat, especially compared to the earlier announcement of 1997 XF11, an asteroid that caused a short panic after astronomers briefly suggested it might be near a possible collision course with Earth.
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Nintendo is expected to focus on hyping new content for its just-released Switch, but it's not unreasonable to expect either or both Animal Crossing mobile details and confirmation of a mobile Zelda game's existence (at the very least).
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The resources committed to the promotion of those games still dwarf anything invested in hyping up mobile games, and the reality is that my dream scenario of E3 as the all-inclusive gaming extravaganza is unlikely to ever happen.
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Because Deutsche Telekom is involved, Tooz is also hyping the ability for these glasses to connect over 5G, saying that the upcoming wireless technology will enable the speeds needed for smart glasses to display up-to-the-moment information.
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"I told Jenna I had something very special planned and I have been hyping it up to her and Ross for the last year, but I never gave her an inkling of what it could be," Rotner told HuffPost.
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While it looked on Twitter like a beef spinning out of control—and Eagle, not sure what to make of things, sort of thought it was—these public disturbances worked in hyping up a fight OVW's pretigious 1000th show.
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In 1998, Daimler-Benz bought Chrysler Corp for $36 billion in a deal promising at least a billion in synergies within the first year, hyping the combination as the birth of "a child with extraordinary genes and extraordinary potential".
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I don't blame Sony, Hello, or [game director] Sean Murray for hyping up their game in the slightest, as it was their jobs to sell it and make money, and they no doubt achieved that goal and then some.
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The Chinese government has offered few details in response to the missile claim, while accusing Western media of "hyping up" the story and saying China has a legitimate right to military facilities on territory it views as its own.
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Then-acting Director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement Mark Morgan had begun hyping an upcoming operation targeting undocumented migrant families for deportation and was speaking directly with the President about it, according to a source familiar with the situation.
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"The idea is that using that rhyming mechanic, like Issa does in the show, you're hyping yourself and that gets you through the choices that you make throughout your day, whether it's in work or your relationships," Mustapha says.
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You see a shirtless Pump rapping and hyping up the crowd as he stands on the edge of the stage, and that's when then the concert comes to a screeching halt as Lil Pump apparently starts smelling the gas.
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Amazon, oddly, has never had an official booth at CES, so Google has a wide-open opportunity to fill the vacuum by hyping its Assistant, which has been making big strides this year with services like Duplex and Call Screen.
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I got excited when I saw a crowd of teenagers in matching shirts hanging posters of him at my subway stop yesterday, hyping Coloring Book, which then dropped late last night and features everyone from Kanye West to Justin Bieber.
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Instead, rather than telling the American people that ISIS will be ended for all time, and hyping the threat to the homeland, the Trump administration should first consider avoiding actions that will make the fight against the jihadis even harder.
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Trump is meanwhile hyping rallies this week in Minnesota and Louisiana that are likely to stress his powerful support among his base and will hike new pressure on any wavering Republicans before most of them return to Washington next week.
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When both of our make-believe moms, Oprah and Kris Jenner, are hyping up the same pair of workout sneakers, you know that they've got to be legit — and such is the case with these Athletic Propulsion Labs Techbloom Bliss sneakers.
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Back in 2002, Henry Blodget was a star analyst at Merrill Lynch — until New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer investigated Blodget and other analysts for hyping tech stocks in public to win business, while trashing those same stocks in private.
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Apple spent a lot of time hyping up the dynamic lighting features of ARKit and a bit of that was on display: Tapping the lamp would turn on the light, allowing you to see how the shadows change in real time.
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Apparently stung by continuing criticism over its treatment of Barack Obama, Beijing has blamed the "highly unprofessional" U.S. media for hyping the fact the U.S. President found himself without a red carpet, or even stairs, when he touched down in Hangzhou.
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Last night, we called them out again for hyping up yet another fake news story about the 2016 Trump Tower meeting between Don Jr. and the, quote, Russian lawyer -- oh they met before with GPS and after the Fusion GPS.
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ULAANBAATAR (Reuters) - Chinese Premier Li Keqiang told Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Friday that his country should stop interfering and hyping up the South China Sea issue, as the dispute took center stage at a key regional summit in Mongolia.
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But until AR glasses become a product that people will actually want to wear on their faces all the time, tech companies are hyping the platforms that support AR apps, with the hopes that the hardware and software will eventually converge.
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The former Obama administration official has been hyping up his potential 2020 run since April after he announced his attendance at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics' annual "Politics & Eggs" event in June, an event that many former candidates once attended.
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The former Obama administration official has been hyping up his potential 12 run since April after he announced his attendance at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics' annual 'Politics & Eggs' event in June, an event that many former candidates once attended.
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" Ryan told us that the recent reports of racially segregated food banks in England are all part of "a publicity stunt with little to suggest—beyond the culpability of media hyping it up—that it is part of a wider trend.
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The Times shows you a squad of cheerleaders hyping up crowds to hear a man who believes in a broad religious litmus test for immigrants and promotes bogus statistics from white supremacists... Actually, I'd rather not make that one even worse.
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" Though he doesn't fault Cylance for making a mistake, he does fault the company for hyping the AI in their marketing when the system contains a bias that essentially undermines the AI. "Their crime is not that they coded AI poorly.
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And the Daily Beast's Will Sommer reported on other attempts to seek more donations: In an effort to keep their donors interested, they then started hyping up the trip to Minneapolis as an incredibly dangerous adventure right out of Sicario.
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Darwin Rieck, a farmer and Trump backer in Luzerne, Iowa, said he was dismayed that sexual behavior had become a dimension of the race, and accused the Clinton campaign and the news media of hyping the issue to hurt Mr. Trump.
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But he is hyping up fears of the immigration system admitting terrorists — an extremely rare event, significantly less common than a person being killed by an oven or stovetop — to justify policies that would discriminate against literally millions of people.
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"Websites must ... adopt effective measures to keep in check the problems of the embellishment of private sex scandals of celebrities, the hyping of ostentatious celebrity spending and entertainment, and catering to the poor taste of the public," the post said.
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Although superstar DJ Richie Hawtin announced his PLAYdifferently DJ technology venture in January, we've already been treated to enough SXSW discussion, beta test speculation, and promotional video content to be impatiently wondering what this mixer he's hyping so much actually is.
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Two popular YouTubers with tens of millions of followers between them had been hyping a beauty line collaboration for weeks, using documentary-style videos and social media to tout the collection's crown jewel: a palette of 18 eye shadows for $52.
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Yet Fox keeps heading back toward the familiar, to the degree that the show it spent the most time hyping during its upfront presentation was the aforementioned 24 reboot, which doesn't feature the franchise's longtime protagonist, Jack Bauer, at all.
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They've been hyping the new service at South by Southwest, on CNBC, and in interviews in The Hollywood Reporter and Vanity Fair — but to date, they have yet to release any trailers of the shows and or previews of the Quibi app.
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"Everyone likes a bit of kissing and hyping when they get into a party outfit," the star captioned a video of the pair along with the sounds of the theme song of Jurassic Park being hummed by a friend in the background.
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Suzy admits prior to the treatment that her expectations were pretty high: "I really hope the results are as good as I'm hyping them up to be, because I just told everyone that I'm not gonna even recognize me [afterward]," she says.
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It all started in October, when the Beghera Wines auction house started hyping the sale of its collection of Burgundy wines, claiming they were from the exclusive Domaine de la Romanée Conti estate in France, which produces just 6,000 bottles a year.
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Whether it was faking Glenn's death, dropping Polaroids of bashed-in heads into shots to tease comics fans, or the seemingly endless almost-reveals of new bad guy Negan, The Walking Dead seemed more about hyping itself than about telling a story.
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"I'm very insecure but with the help of my amazing friends for hyping me up, I was able to wear it and gained a little bit more confidence in myself." so last night, I wore something that I never thought I would wear.
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In late 2012, Saakashvili's party lost in elections and the country's new prime minister, billionaire Bidzina Ivanishvili, accused Trump and Saakashvili of hyping a fake plan for Trump to invest millions in Georgia even though Trump had never intended to do so.
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"Everyone likes a bit of kissing and hyping when they get into a party outfit," the star captioned a video of the pair along with the sounds of the theme song of Jurassic Park being hummed by a friend in the background.
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READ: Trump supporters are hyping a doctored video of Nancy Pelosi appearing drunk "Facebook's malfeasance when it comes to trafficking in blatantly false information is a national crisis in this respect," Greg Schultz, Biden's campaign manager, said in a statement on Sunday evening.
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" Over the course of Kanye's rambling acceptance speech (he told the audience he had smoked weed beforehand), he apologized to Taylor again for what happened in 22009 and then chastised MTV for hyping up the moment "because it got them more ratings.
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The president declared a national emergency over the coronavirus last week but has since been criticized for continuing to downplay the virus, falsely touting cures for the disease and blaming the mainstream media and his perceived critics for hyping the crisis up.
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Online brokers like Robinhood are hyping fractional share trading — here&aposs why they want to get you hooked on $1 slices of stocksThey&aposre marketing the offering as a way for average customers to own popular but pricey stocks like Amazon and Alphabet.
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Some Trump confidants privately admit that the president is hyping a modest deal as he faces intense pressure de-escalate with China ahead of a campaign in which Trump will face Democratic criticism that the China tariffs have harmed blue-collar Americans.
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The same goes for the hyping of Ford's decision to add 700 jobs in Michigan — or for that matter, Mr. Trump's fact-challenged denunciation of General Motors for manufacturing the Chevy Cruze in Mexico (that factory mainly serves foreign markets, not the U.S.).
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Read more: Energized by their midterm success, Democratic heavy hitters hint at their 2020 presidential aspirations In the 2014 and 2016 elections, Republicans returned to the playbook of the politics of fear, hyping immigration, and making it a part of their security narrative.
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In the days before the election, white supremacist groups and forums have started hatching and hyping plans to "monitor" polling places on Election Day for possible fraud — in ways that often tip over into voter intimidation, harassment, or even potential incitement to violence.
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But there were certainly other themes the campaign could have drawn on in its first ad to depict Trump as the truly independent candidate: talking about his success as a businessman, or hyping up his independence from wealthy donors or special interests.
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This project is being compared to Songs In the Key Of Life, so… Okay, that's not true at all, but the way Khaled is hyping up this project you'd think it was going to be the new standard for music as we know it.
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It may mean that Marvel's presence in the company's parks remain simpler, standalone experiences — but that's a far cry from the kind of overlapping, interconnected creative world that Landau envisions for the Pandora park, or that the team behind Star Wars land have been hyping.
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In Luckey's view this hasn't been great for investment in the AR/VR space, where investors have had unrealistic expectations put in front of them that may have reduced interest in other existing companies that were taking a more conservative approach to hyping themselves. Incredible!
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Florida-based startup Magic Leap became infamous for hyping itself as a revolutionary company whose vision for augmented and mixed reality would transform the worlds of computing, communication, and entertainment — whenever it finally decided to show its hyper-secretive technology to the public, that is.
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Moral panics involve several critical players: so-called folk devils who are alleged to be the source of the threat; "moral entrepreneurs" who promote themselves and their solutions as salvation while hyping the threat; the media, which buys into it; and politicians, who react.
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We got the OG "Teen Mom" star Thursday at LAX where we asked her to weigh in on Jenelle's gripes over MTV supposedly hyping her TV drama through edits ... and her threatening to walk away from the show if MTV doesn't do her right.
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" Hyping the crowd into applause, Sanders said, "We have got to do the right thing, which is to stand up to the fossil fuel industry and to tell them that their short-term profits are not more important than the survival of this planet.
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Internal memo from McDonald's new ad agency reveals why the world's biggest fast-food chain bucked industry trends to reshape its marketing strategyWhy it matters: With legacy ad agencies under attack from new competitors, agencies have been hyping their ability to use consumer data.
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But government agencies have a lot of flexibility in when (and whether) to honor FOIA requests, so it's not exactly like they had to release these documents a week before the presidential election — and after several days of being hammered for hyping supposed Clinton misdeeds.
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In a game where around 2469,22009 players, coaches and fans will be hyping each other up with handshakes and hi-fives -- a precaution the Center for Disease Control says to avoid for people who are at a higher risk of getting sick -- that's not easy.
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That fall, the publication inched into the world of punk with two Sex Pistols issues — placing Rod Stewart in between, just to be cautious — and discovered its niche: hyping a colorful rock band, preferably British, ideally male, and even if it wasn't very good.
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WASHNGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's hyping of a plan to boost ethanol demand drew cheers at an Iowa rally on Tuesday, but the oil refining industry has promised a lawsuit to block the move, so victory for Midwest farmers is far from certain.
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The film's marketing did a great job of hyping up the potential of an X-Force team in trailers, and then, in characteristic Deadpool fashion, the film turned the team into a katamari of limbs, blood, venomous spit, and severed pieces of Rob Delaney's dad bod.
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I'd wager everything I own that nothing of a sexual nature happened between Colton and Elyse, mostly because Bachelor promos are notorious for hyping dramatic scenarios that often never play out (and also because Colton has been pretty dang clear about how he feels about that idea).
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WASHINGTON — Ahead of a likely damaging hurricane making landfall, President Donald Trump has spent much of this week focused on looking out for himself and his reputation, engaging in conspiracy theories, using political enemies as scapegoats, and seemingly hyping up the storm with his trademark superlatives.
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HTC today began hyping an announcement scheduled for January 12th at 3AM ET. "It is all about U" is the company's tagline for the coming reveal, so we might just be looking at the HTC U. Let's hope there's more to it than what's on the surface.
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That may sound surprising, given how much Mark Zuckerberg and other execs have been hyping Facebook's community-driven groups feature in recent months, but in a statement the company said it was instead focusing on building out the groups feature in its main app and website.
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If you have well-organized planners and calendars, are meticulous with money, hate being late (or people who are habitually late), possess excellent communication skills, and are great with motivating and hyping people up, then congratulations: you have what it takes to become a project manager.
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Late on Friday, the official Legal Daily published two commentaries on its website saying those involved in Fengrui had challenged state security and the political system, and criticized Western countries for hyping up the issue for their own purposes and accused them of bankrolling rights lawyers.
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China has offered little specific response to the missile deployment reports, which first appeared on Fox News on Tuesday, but has accused Western media of "hyping up" the story and said China had a legitimate right to military facilities on territory it views as its own.
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Read more: Kylie Jenner posed for a photo wearing nothing but a massive straw hat, and fans still think it's a look"I'm not going to lie, I was taken aback at first with people hyping me up that it was inspired from my post," she said.
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"The DPP and media in its camp are seizing this incident as their last gambit -- hyping up the issue of cross-strait relations to boost the DPP's electoral chances," said Hu Xijin, editor-in-chief of China's nationalistic tabloid Global Times, in a video posted on Weibo.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A murder suspect China wants extradited from New Zealand is "hyping up" his right to a fair trial so as to evade justice, China said on Tuesday, after a New Zealand court told the government to reconsider its decision to send the man back.
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It's a matchup many performance car fans have anticipated during the four years Porsche spent hyping its flagship EV. On paper, the Taycan isn't as quick as Tesla's best Model S — and it also starts at $150,900, which some might say is ludicrous in its own right.
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China's English language state media hyping the game is another short line added to the narrative Beijing is desperate to sell to the world about the demonstrations, and to Chinese people on the mainland about how they should feel about people who protest against the government.
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While music publicity is always, fundamentally, about the music, adult industry publicity is very rarely about the actual porn, a reality that's helped fuel porn PR's reputation for stunts targeting the lowest common denominator and press releases hyping their own inherent wackiness, rather than a viable, compelling product.
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Between the bright lights and the high-energy performances that could range from passionately lip-syncing Britney Spears to hyping up a game of bingo in a venue with a single air conditioning unit, drag stars across the country take not completely sweating off all their makeup seriously.
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As the editors of Vogue noted in a barbed round-table posting about Milan Fashion Week, greeted by both cheers and derision (mostly derision), the street-side catwalk is now largely a means of hyping styles, trends and merchandise already in circulation, with scarcely any relation to fresh ideas.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Defence Ministry said on Saturday it had been in touch with the United States about returning an underwater drone taken by a Chinese naval vessel in the South China Sea, but the U.S.'s "hyping up" of the issue was not conducive to a resolution.
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As pop hits spun by a DJ blared — from Robyn's "Dancing on My Own" to Dua Lipa's "Don't Start Now" — the titular women for Mike, wearing campaign T-shirts and waving signs, some of which had been made up to look handcrafted, flooded the stage, hyping the crowd up.
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"[Over hyping of products] is a tech industry issue which unfortunately seems to have infected healthcare in a couple of situations," he told us, referring to the startup 'fake it til you make it' playbook of hype marketing and scaling without waiting for external verification of heavily marketed claims.
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"This G7 summit organized by Japan's hyping up of the South China Sea issue and exaggeration of tensions is not beneficial to stability in the South China Sea and does accord with the G7's position as a platform for managing the economies of developed nations," Hua said.
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It appears that Silk Labs could be part of a broader plan to make IoT devices better at protecting your privacy, but mostly we're excited to see others hyping up privacy as a built-in selling point rather than something that they've been forced to implement after a spectacular failure.
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Apple's actually not focusing on other tablets in the way its hyping up the new iPad Pro; it's throwing shade at old Windows machines and positioning this — and not the Microsoft Surface — as the perfect replacement to bring those PC owners into the modern, app world of apps, apps, apps.
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In that case, conservatives argued that the allegations were thinly sourced and a testament to liberal overreach, that the attacks on him were really about persecuting a good and honest conservative Catholic, and that the media was hyping up false allegations against Kavanaugh as part of their overall liberal bias.
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AND SO ITS – IT'S REMARKABLE THAT THIS COMPANY KEEPS HYPING THINGS THAT ARE ALREADY OUT – I WAS IN DETROIT YESTERDAY AND SPENT THE DAY, THE EVENING, BEFORE SOME AUTO EXECS AND TALKING ABOUT THIS AND, YOU KNOW, THEY'RE SORT OF SHAKING THEIR HEADS BECAUSE ALREADY DETROIT HAS LEAPFROGGED TESLA IN AUTONOMY.
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" At the conference, which draws thousands, Mr. Trump gave his administration good grades for its handling of the coronavirus outbreak, while his acting chief of staff at the time, Mick Mulvaney, said in a separate speech that journalists were hyping the coronavirus because "they think this will bring down the president.
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Friends and former colleagues who spoke to BuzzFeed News described Erickson as a longtime bachelor, a "wild character," a "bumbling bullshitter," a "mystery wrapped in an enigma," and "a sharp political guy" with a colorful past, known for hyping his connections and driving a bright red 1990s Mustang with the license plate RTWING.
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"Week 3" spent tons of energy hyping up the "feud" between venture capitalist-slash-chicken David Ravitz and pensive gentleman of utmost model professionalism Jordan Kimball so we would all assume the duo had come to the kinds of blows that would send one of them, broken and bloody, to the hospital.
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Yesterday, the "No Brainer" producer posted a two-minute promo clip, hyping his participation in Beyonce and Jay-Z's ongoing "On the Run II" tour, his upcoming album, "Father of Asahd", and the one-year-old son himself, who is really very, very cute (and frequently collaborates on projects with his proud pa).
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Maybe I'm not doing a good job of hyping it, but I always tell people it's very superficially got elements of Stranger Things—like the '80s storyline maybe, at best—and it's got elements of Lost, but I tell them you really have to pay attention, it's really challenging, but it's worth it.
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To the extent that 50 Republican senators play up the false view that Trumpcare won't leave millions of uninsured, citing bogus think tank "studies," or hyping opioid slush fund dollars, or pretending their bill won't gut pre-existing conditions protections, it is a sign that movement toward passage of the bill continues.
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Former vice president Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore2020 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE has been hyping the rising sea level, ably assisted by former NASA climate scientist Dr. James Hansen.
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There will be no Kenyon Martin/George Karl peace summit ... the ex-NBA star says the guy is a "clown" and his explanation he gave for the hurtful things he said in his book is BS. Kenyon was out in NYC hyping up BIG3 when we asked for his thoughts on Karl.
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Considering all of the rumored baby Yeezy gear she debuted in her pregnancy documentary on YouTube, one might think that Jenner would be hyping up her brother-in-law's brand during her first public outing in weeks, especially since she wasn't able to participate in the campaign featuring Paris Hilton, Yovanna Ventura, and Sarah Snyder.
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And so it&aposs pretty clear that the White House getting that message both in the package that they announced the other day, the $12 billion or bailout for these farmers, and then an agreement to make an agreement about something in the E.U., and the president of course hyping the word "soybeans" a lot.
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Once the war began, then-Senator Biden was immediately clear in his opposition to how we got into the conflict and the way it was being conducted — including the failure to exhaust diplomacy or enlist allies, the reliance on and hyping of faulty intelligence, and the absence of a viable plan to win the peace.
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Blumenthal also, according to Occidental College political scientist Peter Dreier, sent around emails to "an influential list of opinion shapers" hyping links between Obama and Chicago developer Tony Rezko, Weather Underground militant turned education researcher Bill Ayers, and Frank Marshall Davis, a black left-wing poet whom Obama knew a bit when he was a teenager.
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Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE and other Pentagon officials have sought to downplay any lack of coordination, blaming the news cycle for hyping an overblown story.
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Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE is hyping her upcoming memoir by sharing some never-before-seen snapshots from throughout her life.
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It has even been floated that climate change activists are actively hyping the spread of the coronavirus because they believe that a decline in manufacturing will reverse climate change — air quality in Wuhan, a major Chinese manufacturing center where the COVID-22020 outbreak first occurred, allegedly improved by over 20 percent during the slowdown caused by the virus.
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Considering its approach to her subjects, rendering the private political and exposing the darker regions of the human heart, and its maker's genuine commitment to keepin' it real — her modest way of life in a tiny village in southeastern Switzerland, her spontaneous working methods, her focus on producing her work instead of hyping it — that word just might be brave.
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At 23, I'm the rare black man (in my experience) who avidly watches women's soccer, softball and basketball on TV. Too often, I find myself hyping the performance of a female athlete or team on the all-male sports texting thread I belong to and suddenly realize that most guys in this group of highly opinionated sports junkies just aren't responding.
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Instagram didn't launch until 2010, so the job of hyping these collections fell largely to an engaged and enthusiastic group of individual bloggers and fashion blogs that also launched around the same time, like the Cut, Refinery29, Nitrolicious, and Fashionista (disclosure: I was a writer and editor there for several years), as well as the digital arms of traditional print magazines.
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The DRL is flooded with venture capital money (one of its investors is RSE Ventures, which is owned by Dolphins owner Stephen Ross) is being run by people who have a history of successfully hyping sports lifestyle events—its founder, Nicholas Horbaczewski, was an exec at Tough Mudder and Budding was heavily involved in Crossfit—and is being marketed as the next biggest sport in the world.
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My cousin, however, went to the shop 20 minutes after us, and while she was there she managed to find a far greater prize: a plastic bow and arrow set (that could actually shoot!), and maybe I am hyping it up with my nostalgia but the bow was as big as she was and the arrow could fire for approximately one hundred million miles.
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While only concept products at the moment, my brief time feeling vibrations from the haptic motors embedded within the back of a gaming chair, along the wrist rest pad attached to a gaming keyboard, within a gaming mouse, and ear-to-ear across my face convinced me there's more to upping gaming experience than simply hyping up refresh rates, HDR, higher resolutions, or even more realistic textures.
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STEVE HAYES, THE WEEKLY STANDARD: That&aposs true, but this really took off over the weekend when you had a former Obama speechwriter Jon Favreau and others putting this out there, putting out pictures of children in cages and hyping this and saying it was outrageous because it was the Trump administration doing this, failing to note, of course, that this had happened, as you say, under previous administrations.
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"Putin and some of his cohorts might indeed believe that an array of fancy weapons has made Russia the number-one world military power and that the US will now be forced to negotiate a strategic compromise on the basis of equality," Pavel Felgenhauer, an expert on the Russian military with the Washington, DC-based Jamestown Foundation, wrote in March as the Kremlin began hyping its new super-weapons.
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You can catch comedy duo Jin and Suga lovingly roasting leader RM in the front for his often touted fact that he learned English from Friends; Jimin doing that melting-down-in-his-chair-thing he does when he's embarrassed; the guys hyping their maknae, Jungkook, up when he's crushing "ON"'s now-iconic bridge; the guys being good sports (and breaking a sweat) when they join an LA dance aerobics class.
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McConnell, like Warren and Trump, seems to be more list-building and base-riling than he is voter-persuading — he's spending the most on ads in Texas, Florida, California, New York, and Ohio (his home state of Kentucky, where he's up for reelection in 2020, is his ninth-biggest spend), and his ads are attacking House Majority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and hyping up the importance of keeping the Republican majority in the Senate to stop Democrats.
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It's also going to be the first real test for 5G networks in the US, one that could help establish the networking standard as the true next-generation technology that companies have spent years hyping it up to be — or it'll shine a spotlight on the half-baked mess of competing standards, technologies, and strategies that currently makes up the 5G market in the US. All three rumored S20 phones — the regular, the Plus, and the Ultra — are expected to support 5G.
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The North also likes to make absurdly over-the-top threats that it has no intention of actually carrying out but that sound really scary — like the time it threatened to "mercilessly destroy" Seth Rogen for making a comedy film about assassinating Kim Jong Un. And the international press has a longstanding habit of relying on dubious sources to relay outlandish tails from the North, because hyping up North Korea's scary weirdness is a great way to generate clicks and sell papers.
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"So, just in case you thought there was an inventory problem, just in case you thought there was a demand problem, just in case you thought he was off course in market cap, just when you thought that he was maybe hyping for production, the one thing you do know is you can't short this stock now, because by year-end, you have to figure Musk could be saying that he's going to make a million cars in China by 2020 — at least aspirationally — and you'll be hit by one of the biggest short-squeezes in history," Cramer said.
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Read more: Charles Schwab&aposs $26 billion deal for TD Ameritrade is an aggressive play for size that was set in motion before brokers started slashing commissionsRead more: Fidelity&aposs RIA head explains where he thinks the business fits in with the looming Charles Schwab-TD Ameritrade mega-mergerRead more: Meet the Schwab exec in charge of carrying out a $26 billion TD Ameritrade deal that&aposs an aggressive play for size and cost-cutsRead more: Online brokers like Robinhood are hyping fractional share trading — here&aposs why they want to get you hooked on $1 slices of stocks
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John, Robert and I didn't create POLITICO, hundreds of people did: from my wife, Autumn, naming it, to J-mart and Ben Smith defining it, to Fred Ryan steering and hyping it, to Bill Nichols steadying it, to Kim Kingsley promoting and shaping it, to David Rogers and John Bresnahan validating it on Capitol Hill, to Danielle Jones and Miki King bringing heart and order to it, to Carrie Budoff Brown globalizing it, to Mikey promoting all of it, to Roy Schwartz bringing a real business to finance it, to all of you for making a big success of it.
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New Republic: Bret Stephens Isn't the Only Problem at the New York Times Op-Ed Page Slate: Bret Stephens' First Column for the New York Times Is Classic Climate Change Denialism Washington Post: New York Times editor pens weak, vague response to critics of Bret Stephens's op-ed on climate change HuffPost: 13 Better Things To Read Than Bret Stephens' First New York Times Column Think Progress: After hyping itself as antidote to fake news, New York Times hires extreme climate denier Breitbart: Delingpole: New York Times Snowflake Readers Melt in Horror at Climate Skeptic Columnist Bret Stephens Newsweek: UPROAR OVER BRET STEPHENS CLIMATE COLUMN UNDERSCORES RIGIDITY OF THOUGHT AMONG LIBERALS LA Times: Bret Stephens just trolled the left with his supposed climate change denialism National Review: Bret Stephens Gives Climate-Change Alarmists Advice, and the Left Erupts The Daily Caller: NYT 'Slammed' With Subscription Cancellations After Columnist Dares Question Global Warming After 20 months of being harangued by bullying Trump supporters, I'm reminded that the nasty left is no different.
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