The problem is that games have historically been marketed to boys, while porn is marketed to men.
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To the degree that You was marketed to the masses, it was marketed as a show about the dangers of social media.
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The 10-year tranche is being marketed at 7.625-7.875 percent and the 30-year tranche is being marketed at 8.625-8.875 percent.
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It would have been different had the fight been marketed straight up and down, but instead they've marketed the fight on racial identity.
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Maybe they thought that the picture would be marketed differently, or marketed in a way that they thought was more appropriate to the movie.
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And I think the way music is marketed, the way genres are marketed—all this stuff really plays into this, there's no one solution.
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A book is marketed as chick lit if it broadly appeals to women; books broadly appeal to women if they're marketed as chick lit.
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The four-year tranche is marketed at three-month Euribor plus 65bp area, the 6.25-year is marketed at 90bp area over mid-swaps, the sterling eight-year is marketed at 150bp-155bp over Gilts and the long euro tranche at 130bp area over mid-swaps.
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The four-year tranche is marketed at three-month Euribor plus 210bp area, the 215-year is marketed at 22bp area over mid-swaps, the sterling eight-year is marketed at 150bp-155bp over Gilts and the long euro tranche at 130bp area over mid-swaps.
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From the initial silhouette that was specifically marketed to moms came five-pocket denim and nylon Misses Stretch Levi's marketed to juniors, says Levi's historian Tracey Panek.
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The two PCSK9 inhibitors approved in the U.S. are Praluent (alirocumab) marketed by Sanofi/Regeneron and Repatha (evolocumab) marketed by Amgen, the sponsor of the current study.
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" She also notes that eye level can mean different things for different age groups: "Products marketed towards adults will be higher on the shelf than toys marketed for children.
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If those methods don't work, the guidelines say the next step should be NSAIDs or the pain medications duloxetine, which is marketed as Cymbalta, or tramadol, which is marketed as Ultram.
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The exclusivity and elitism of Apple is the industry standard, and that's how it's marketed to everyone, but at the same time it infantilizes the consumer because of the way it's marketed.
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While the Note 5 was marketed as a phablet for power users (it's got the S Pen, after all), the S6 Edge+ was marketed as more of a phone for consuming entertainment.
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Yes, it developed, distributed and marketed multiple characters and titles.
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During the program, CanYa will be marketed to JD.com's customers.
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The deal is being marketed in the US until Wednesday.
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Your shrimp are marketed as nutritionally superior to real shrimp.
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It's economics, it's how things are marketed anywhere you look.
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Trucks and SUVs are generally marketed to workman and families.
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But they can't be marketed or sold without that authorization.
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Companies such as BMW and Tesla have marketed similar technology.
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The PowerEgg is marketed as a family friendly camera drone.
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This show marketed Chelsea as the vicious cougar at first.
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In Australia, the Gladstone project marketed a early December cargo.
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However, the plan is being marketed on the second goal.
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The notes were initially marketed at swaps plus 100bp area.
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They are often marketed to adults as well as children.
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"Furthermore, we have never marketed to anyone underage," Juul said.
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Like most Disney animations, it's marketed toward a general audience.
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WellCare's Florida Medicaid policy is marketed under the name Staywell.
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Would we buy something that wasn't marketed in this way?
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It challenges expectations of how swimsuits are made and marketed.
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Both types of products are marketed to Main Street investors.
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It's also being marketed as a way to block ads.
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They're marketed under 103 brands across the U.S. and Canada.
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The company's products are now marketed under the brand Spectrum.
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Bonds due April 2030 are being marketed at 5.875% area.
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But Goldwater was being marketed as a bold political thinker.
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In a weird way, fashion has been marketed all wrong.
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Perhaps this'd be better marketed as just another "activity tracker."
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The line has been largely marketed through luxury hotel chains.
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Diet sodas have long been marketed as weight loss tools.
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N) Loxo Oncology and marketed by German drugmaker Bayer (BAYGn.
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Canada long marketed itself as a tundra of hockey players.
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"Dark Star" was marketed poorly as a generic action film.
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Regulators have a role in supervising how they are marketed.
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It was first marketed in the 1930s, not the 1950s.
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The drug is today marketed under the brand name Antabuse.
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The residents felt that Riverview had not adequately marketed itself.
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For this reason, they cannot be marketed to treat diseases.
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They cannot be marketed for hearing loss, a medical condition.
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Rightmove said average asking prices of property marketed between Jan.
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Juul has denied that it marketed its products to children.
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Small proposals sometimes are harder to oppose if marketed properly.
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It's marketed as a tool for the capitalist with values.
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They are also less costly and will be marketed extensively.
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The shoe was eventually marketed as Harden LS, for lifestyle.
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The company marketed both with overtly sexual, sometimes controversial advertising.
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N) Loxo Oncology and marketed by German drugmaker Bayer (BAYGn.
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The ACLU report released Tuesday, titled "Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter Provided Data Access for a Surveillance Product Marketed to Target Activists of Color," claims Geofeedia marketed the tool to help police monitor activists particularly minorities.
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She shrewdly marketed Ken to girls needing a date for Barbie.
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For now, Haldewang's design project hasn't been mass-produced or marketed.
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Real estate in Shirley, New York will be marketed next year.
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Discord is a platform that marketed itself as chat for gamers.
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And products are being marketed to take advantage of those insecurities.
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After all, that's how a lot of liquid diets are marketed.
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Or do I just resent how effectively I'm being marketed to?
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What's problematic is how they're being marketed specifically to young girls.
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He's also developed and marketed his own line of hair products.
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Fish oil supplements are widely marketed as beneficial to cardiovascular health.
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Industry soon took the hint: Diesel could be marketed as green.
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If approved the drug would be marketed under the name Translarna.
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In most restaurants, they are simply marketed as cold jelly noodles.
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Some 70 percent of its coal is marketed for overseas export.
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The merchandise is marketed as an upscale and high fashion collection.
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If approved, the drug would be marketed under the name Translarna.
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The notes were first marketed in the low 8% area yield.
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David Leitch's Atomic Blonde, out next week, has been marketed similarly.
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It marketed itself for teenage girls and was adored over it.
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The notes were initially marketed in a range of 5.50%-5.625%.
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Novo launched its first obesity drug in 2015, marketed as Saxenda.
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However, it is being marketed at well over double the price.
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This portion of the debt structure began being marketed in November.
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The watch is slightly bigger and is being marketed to women.
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Fame, or notoriety, is their currency, the only product being marketed.
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And we've never marketed in Egypt and we had no idea.
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At the time, Essure was manufactured and marketed by Conceptus Inc.
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While marketed as authentic, some may be contaminated, expired or unsafe.
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It is far too mass and too marketed, lacking in personality.
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Next up: the pulse electromagnetic field system marketed by Pulse Centers.
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That was better than expected for a barely marketed schlock thriller.
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Of course, GrayKey is marketed only to police departments for now.
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The notes were initially marketed at 295bp area over mid-swaps.
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It's a status symbol, and a mass-marketed form of swimwear.
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Do you think LaCroix is marketed towards a specific socioeconomic class?
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The bonds due April 2030 are being marketed at 5.625%-5.75%.
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At a minimum, a book is being marketed under false pretenses.
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President Trump has long marketed himself as a self-made billionaire.
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Restaurant desserts are often family-size servings marketed as individual portions.
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Dandelion root, for example, is found in products marketed toward pets.
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It was deliberately marketed as a product for the cultural elite.
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Some fans said the games were not marketed much around London.
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It was always rubbish, marketed by people deliberately indifferent to facts.
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And I want complete control over how my films are marketed.
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And the published thing based on the finished, edited, marketed movie?
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The company also marketed its cakes to youngsters on television commercials.
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The wine was marketed as an especially good match for turkey.
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That explains why most such derivatives are marketed as investment products.
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No miracle ever marketed itself more miserably than the European Union.
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Advocates say tobacco companies have long marketed aggressively in poor communities.
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The original Surface Pro in 2012 was marketed as a tablet.
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Alcohol is readily available, aggressively marketed and part of American society.
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In the early days, Orloff marketed himself as an Ikea alternative.
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Until recently, vaping was marketed as a safer alternative to smoking.
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But initially, The Outsiders was marketed to adults, and it flopped.
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Maybe you've been marketed sleep trackers, meditation apps, or weighted blankets.
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Procter & Gamble has acquired Walker & Company — creators of Bevel, a grooming line marketed to men of color, and Form, a hair care line marketed to women of color — Walker & Company founder Tristan Walker announced Wednesday morning.
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The Pink Tax, so named because of the color of products directly marketed to girls and women, refers to the price difference for female-specific products compared with the gender-neutral goods or those marketed to men.
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People didn't scream about it in protest, and services were marketed openly.
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Several initially marketed their top individual creators first — and their brand second.
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It's also getting marketed to the most twee of demographics: pet parents.
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The bond is being marketed at an initial yield of 5.85% area.
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Some of these products are marketed as being antimicrobial, but many aren't.
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All of the drinks included in the study were marketed to children.
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Meat is marketed in a way that erases the presence of animals.
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The film has been marketed around one question: what happens after death?
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These plans are being "aggressively and deceptively marketed to consumers," she said.
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Its products are marketed in Europe, Asia, North and South America, Africa.
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Fixed-size (100% prim) marketed at $3.50-$3.75 versus $1003 last sale.
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Lyft, Zoom and Pinterest all priced above their marketed range this year.
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From there, they identified 692 tweets that either marketed or sold drugs.
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For some reason, it clicked that time, or was just marketed right.
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Are you concerned about the film being marketed as a monster movie?
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The bag included pills, such as vitamins marketed to ease breast pain.
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Though plugged into Haiti's economic elite, he marketed himself as an outsider.
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Naturally, these products are being marketed at gamers—and inspired by—gamers.
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But what happens when healthy foods are marketed in the same way?
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In democratic countries, such surveillance is marketed as crime prevention—or counterterrorism.
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Some are marketed for uses the FDA hasn't approved, which is illegal.
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But the way the Phantom 4 is marketed suggests it flies itself.
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The company's authorized generic is being marketed and distributed by Sandoz Inc.
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It was marketed with a stamp of approval from the US government.
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I think it needs, as an industry, to be much better marketed.
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The club was commercialised at every level, and marketed to the extreme.
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The company's packaging also shows that it's marketed towards a younger audience.
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The new debt instrument could be issued and marketed as "green bonds".
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Mystery Date was released in 1965 and primarily marketed towards young girls.
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Pizza Hut Activity: Hmm, chemical burgers marketed toward children or Mexican food?
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The sovereign initially marketed the notes at 60bp area over mid-swaps.
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How do you feel about being marketed as the next global sensation?
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It has been marketed by Austria's Lenzing as Tencel since the 1990s.
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J&J has said that it researched and marketed the devices responsibly.
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And nuTonomy was marketed as a $450 million acquisition by Delphi/Aptiv.
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It's marketed particularly for concerts, basically like Instagram filters for live music.
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The phone's marketed as something that "just works" out of the box.
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The site is marketed toward Trump backers but said everyone was welcome.
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It's a little weird, considering that Disney films are marketed toward kids.
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The home is currently being marketed out of auction for €4 million.
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It was marketed as the adult option on the fast-food menu.
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" This summit meeting is being marketed as a meeting of "three amigos.
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Many items were being marketed for as much as 50 percent off.
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Lupron, which is marketed globally, has been a highly successful pharmaceutical product.
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The drug was developed by Ionis and will be marketed by Biogen.
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The island is marketed as "the State of Fun," per the Times.
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Security, both personal and financial, is how General Motors long marketed Buicks.
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Vehicle subscription services are marketed as an alternative to owning a car.
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These hangover remedies are marketed for every stage of a night out.
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The novel's being marketed as a guaranteed laugh, but at whose expense?
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"To consumers, beacon tracking systems are marketed as privacy friendly," said Harvey.
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And don't forget to expand your search beyond items marketed as catchalls.
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Is it out now by the luck of a marketed golden anniversary?
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One of the new sites marketed an "oxygen concentration" machine for $3,080.
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Disney World is marketed as a place of wonder, excitement, and magic.
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Should there be limits on how and where it can be marketed?
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Initially a design student who marketed products, now she must market herself.
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Before the marketed open on Friday, Clorox was positive for the week.
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One option might be to look at several mass-marketed American rieslings.
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We need more testing of chemicals before they are marketed, not less.
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Even quick-drying clothes marketed to travelers need a place to hang.
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Do your students realize how much they are marketed to in general?
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The lawsuit also alleges that Juul marketed to underage people by email.
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But it also changed how sports were sold, packaged, perceived and marketed.
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Fixed-sized (100% prim) marketed at $12.00-$12.50 versus $13.04 last sale.
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It's the same as original Double Stuf but isn't marketed as such.
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Hair was marketed even to men — even to those who weren't bald.
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Fixed-size (100% prim) marketed at $103-$24.00 versus $26.91 last sale.
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Both companies have marketed their products on Facebook, Instagram and other sites.
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But these keys are not specifically marketed under Google's Titan brand name.
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They are marketed to be used at picnics, parties and corporate events.
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Juul and other e-cigarettes have been successfully marketed through social media.
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The note was initially marketed at 25.75bp area over three month Euribor.
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Redcore also marketed its browser as a purely Chinese piece of technology.
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Her campaign marketed the catchphrase (bowdlerised with stars) as a T-shirt.
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Natural Light is an affordable hard seltzer marketed to college-aged drinkers.
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The most popular candy in Romania isn't marketed as a conventional sweet.
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I kind of didn't laugh, but they marketed it as a thriller.
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The dream is that these products may wind up like the slickly marketed ones displayed proudly on Mr. Quintero's shelves that InventHelp helped get licensed and marketed — like the Snap Jack Pancake Cutter, or the Side Sleeper pillow.
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"We had no input or say in how they marketed it, where they marketed it, how they dealt with the controversies, and how they did or did not piss off Wal-Mart and stuff like that," he said.
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We'll start with the news on Juul... FDA says Juul illegally marketed e-cigarettes Federal health authorities blasted e-cigarette maker Juul on Monday, saying the company illegally marketed its products as a safer alternative to traditional cigarettes.
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The creators of the Android device marketed it as a smartphone market disruptor.
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The FDA is still investigating whether JUUL may have marketed products to teens.
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They've also been heavily marketed to — and are especially popular among — black smokers.
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Pop Tarts These internationally marketed snacks may have been your first handheld pie.
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Products that are marketed as being antimicrobial, for instance, often contain these chemicals.
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" Her cream is "being marketed to men and women of all skin types.
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None of them to date are marketed as capable of detecting an illness.
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Instead, the companies "marketed" these apps through their platforms, according to Balderas' office.
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It turns out that as a culture, we're tired of being marketed to.
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The Ministry of Tourism has marketed the country using skimpily dressed women before.
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And, now, it must be marketed in the "other alcoholic beverage" category. Bummer.
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They marketed it as the "New taste of Coke," and people hated it.
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Both Georgia and North Carolina have marketed themselves as being good for business.
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The shoes are marketed as a way to make women's legs look longer.
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Especially early on, they were generally marketed to and used by upscale professionals.
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J&J, which marketed the opioid painkillers Duragesic and Nucynta, denied any wrongdoing.
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Lucas Oil is marketed to car aficionados, gearheads, and truckers with aging rigs.
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A show-stopping apartment like that could have been marketed for $103 million.
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Such grains, and various others besides, tend to be marketed as "ancient grains".
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The cream is being marketed to men and women of all skin types.
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"Surface Pro's are marketed and priced as premium devices," says the Flickergate group.
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A day after delivering her speech, Ivanka Trump marketed her look on Twitter.
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Orders for the bonds topped $21 billion while the deal was being marketed.
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Much of the trial's testimony focused on how Insys marketed Subsys to doctors.
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The key is to mostly steer clear of apps directly marketed at couples.
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They marketed and sold a product that they knew is causing climate change.
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If approved, the product would be marketed by U.S. partner Altria Group Inc.
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A Detroit-based drug company marketed a powdered form as an Indian panacea.
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They were the world's first boy band, their styles carefully curated and marketed.
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And it's the first to be marketed and sold solely on the Internet.
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" They added ... the event was marketed "as a safe environment for the students.
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Usually, books marketed to the nostalgic adults demographic will condescend to the reader.
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I mean, we still are: toys are still marketed heavily through gender stereotypes.
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And they're traditionally marketed for weeks or months before playing on a screen.
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There's just way, way too much junk out there marketed at new parents.
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Some of them aren't necessarily marketed toward parents, but make their lives easier.
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Jefferies LLC marketed Anadarko's assets, while Sidley Austin LLP served as legal counsel.
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The others, PhoneSheriff and TeenShield, were both marketed toward parents for supervising children.
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The game is marketed as a great option for kids, which it is.
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California's suit alleges Juul illegally marketed to and sold e-cigarettes to minors.
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The movement's success is also reflected in how the sport is being marketed.
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Think of magazines like Marie Claire or GQ, they're marketed towards different people.
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In 2016, Sinthetics wants to further revolutionize sex with manikins marketed towards women.
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Tianeptine is marketed in other countries under the brand names Coaxil and Stablon.
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This could be labeled a knish and marketed to a whole new demographic.
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These vehicles cost at least $24,22014 and are primarily marketed to world leaders.
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They were both male-dominated scenes efficiently marketed to middle-class white kids.
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Cuban "liked the way I played ball, how I marketed myself," says Rodman.
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Ms. Waters has never marketed frying pans or signed her name to stoves.
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In 1992, Korea's first drink marketed exclusively for hangovers debuted to little fanfare.
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It's a dangerous practice that should not be marketed as a DIY activity.
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He said the weapons are marketed for their durability, safety features, and efficiency.
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Or, that's how Agg's "I Hear She's a Real Bitch" is being marketed.
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We marketed it for months before Pride and created a really good buzz.
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The building's insulation, marketed as RS5000, was also incendiary, according to the suit.
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I had a feeling it might be because they were being marketed extensively.
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For example, do you think they affect what products are marketed to you?
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Those that do not will be technically marketed illegally and subject to enforcement.
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Even utensils and plates marketed as "biodegradable" don't always break down as advertised.
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In 2019, McGowan celebrated acquiring Groundbase and marketed the company openly on Twitter.
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Not having it in a streaming service marketed toward sports fans isn't ideal.
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But it was marketed as a family film, not one expressly for girls.
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One of them added the stake was being marketed purely to international investors.
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An oral version of the drug is marketed by Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals Inc.
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Take the case of Zinbryta, an MS drug marketed by Biogen and AbbVie.
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And in my opinion, e-cigs are being marketed toward this age group.
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Vibrators existed, but were usually marketed as health products rather than sex toys.
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The move was marketed as an opportunity to meet users where they were.
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The device, marketed around Google's talking virtual assistant, quickly began outselling Sonos's offerings.
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It is marketed under a number of brand names, including Fortamet and Glucophage.
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Marketed as Krokos Kozanis, one gram costs about four euros in Greek shops.
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There's a commercially available vaccine, marketed as Improvest in the US, for immunocastration.
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"We confirmed our suspicion that they were being marketed toward retirees," Rotunda said.
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Impact investments are often marketed as a cost-free way of doing good.
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Instead they marketed it as this cool accessory that everybody had to have.
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It's being marketed as an empty space in Hidden Hills ... perfect for developers.
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Children eat them all the time, only one in every hundred peanut gets to become one of them and it just turned 75 years old — M&M's, which were first marketed for the military, are now being marketed for millennials.
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It's hard to square all that with the way Dr. Marashi has marketed himself, and indeed the way the entire, fast-growing crop of "cosmetic gynecologists" have marketed this burgeoning industry, as though this is just about having pretty, youthful genitalia.
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"We're going after places where CBD is being marketed in situations where we think the claims are either misleading ... or being marketed in a formulation and in a dose that's at a level that creates significant safety concerns," Gottlieb said.
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Nobody's marketed a sleep robot before, and we're not even sure it's a robot.
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The emails also show Amazon has marketed consulting services to law enforcement as well.
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"Shrek" was marketed as an unconventional fairy tale ahead of its release in 2001.
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Anger rooms, or rage rooms, are marketed as equal parts entertainment and self-care.
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"There's this idea [Goop] is branded or marketed as 'empowerment' or advocacy," Gunter said.
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The actors and producers have marketed the comedy as being all about supporting #BlackGirlMagic.
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Perlin has marketed the tool, called TrueAllele, as the newest incarnation of DNA technology.
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Regardless, the drug—marketed as Coaxil or Stablon—can be bought online easily enough.
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"We haven't really marketed it very much," Cook said of the trade-in program.
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Hence, the thousands of hydrating products marketed to women and men with natural hair.
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The shares will be marketed at a time investors are cautious about the market.
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Understandable, sure, considering lingerie has been marketed only to women for over a century.
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Video games have been slowly moving away from being marketed as just escapist entertainment.
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Similar at-home tests are marketed for other STIs, including chlamydia, gonorrhea, and trichomoniasis.
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The app, which is targeted at adults, is being marketed as a stress reliever.
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Regardless of how he's marketed, Darth Vader is supposed to be a frightening character.
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J&J, which marketed the painkillers Duragesic and Nucynta, has previously denied any wrongdoing.
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J&J, which marketed the opioid painkillers Duragesic and Nucynta, has denied any wrongdoing.
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Gym memberships are marketed using the language of melting one's fat, banishing one's belly.
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Suits, despite some being marketed as "Made in the U.S.A.," sported labels saying Indonesia.
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Nowadays, it seems like every product is marketed as a back-to-school necessity.
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Or, in this case, made highly addictive opioids, and allegedly marketed them as safe.
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For example, the app is being marketed to large firms as an employee benefit.
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In a way, they are on a par with art dolls marketed to adults.
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But how was the show marketed after it first opened on Broadway in 1972?
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Baston marketed the women as high-end escorts over Instagram and in classified ads.
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But there's something less nice in the way he presented and marketed those songs.
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Casper made its name trafficking sleep with its dreamily marketed, direct-to-consumer mattresses.
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But despite its marketed image, Rocket Lab has been cautious about actually lobbing rockets.
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Most protein shakes are designed for and marketed to male jocks and body builders.
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Sort of like those Fuji, Polaroid, and Impossible instant cameras marketed to nostalgic photographers.
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Xofluza, which is already sold in Japan, will be marketed globally by drugmaker Roche.
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There, and at New Hope clinic, the procedure is marketed as a fertility treatment.
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The 10-year bonds are being marketed in the mid-300s over mid-swaps.
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The shares were marketed in a HK$6.36 to HK$7.26 indicative range each.
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One idea holds that early personal computers were marketed preferentially to boys and men.
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But researchers say aerosol sunscreens, often marketed as "sport" versions, could offer less protection.
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It is marketed very explicitly toward young girls, which makes this even more infuriating.
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Political violence is marketed to young people as the Daz that washes injustice away.
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Airobotics' drones are marketed for use in site surveying, security and other industrial applications.
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In 1959, Volkswagen marketed the Beetle with a subtle anti-car-ad print campaign.
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Elvis Presley's bequiffed sexual daring was packaged, marketed and sold right from the start.
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Some backstory on the character: Lara Croft was originally marketed as a sex symbol.
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His current wife, Melania, has marketed her own lines of beauty products and jewelry.
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It's marketed under a number of brand names, including Sal-Tropine, AtroPen, and Atreza.
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While Obama tried to be inclusive,Trump marketed himself as a builder of walls.
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The deck chairs are all those contradictory, confusing, and badly-marketed GOP tax plans.
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What was marketed as an action comedy is in fact a waste of time.
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She's previously marketed a vegan diet app and promoted fads like the Master Cleanse.
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Properties are typically marketed internationally in euros, but transactions are completed in Moroccan dirhams.
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The first Amazon Echo was released in 2014 and was marketed as a speaker.
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The new recommendation essentially eliminates any products marketed for sleeping that are not flat.
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Its smaller Bloomberg News arm is marketed as a key benefit to terminal subscribers.
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"I think they're very savvy customers because they've been marketed to their entire life. "
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The bonds are being marketed at a price of 106.00 or yield of 3.99%.
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And many of them are marketed to parents who want to track their children.
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Marketed as a safer alternative to the demonic barbiturates, it was an instant hit.
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Marketed as a safer alternative to the demonic Valium, it was an instant hit.
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I would like to see devices marketed on function and purpose rather than gender.
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The NSO Group appears to have marketed the vulnerabilities as a product called Pegasus.
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The details: The shop, the first of its kind, features fashions marketed by Guess.
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Context: E-cigarettes are widely marketed for smoking cessation (although its effectiveness remains uncertain).
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In previous years, uBiome sold two other kits that it marketed as clinical products.
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In these countries, rhino powders are marketed as "traditional" hangover cures and cancer treatments.
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In this way, almost point by point, Bannos refutes how Maier has been marketed.
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There's PositiveSingles, a dating app that's marketed to people with both HIV and herpes.
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He also marketed something called a flake-burger, made from remnants of butchered beef.
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It is marketed to cure pains and anxiety, and is being experimented with medically.
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Her method is in use worldwide — not her device, which was never commercially marketed.
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It's a thick dairy product that is technically cheese but is marketed as yogurt.
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Aplidin is marketed in countries like Australia as a treatment for certain blood cancers.
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It's reminiscent of fake health plans that were marketed nationally in the early 2000s.
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So a fatuous fellow I knew from Esquire marketed that tidbit over a drink.
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But plenty could die from the products made and marketed from within those buildings.
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Her mother developed and marketed MidNite Sleep Remedy, which is now owned by Mylan.
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"Jojo Rabbit" is being marketed as an "anti-hate satire", but this is misleading.
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Those include collaboration sneakers marketed with brands such as Nike and Carlyle-backed Supreme.
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The FDA will decide whether iQOS can be marketed as being safer than cigarettes.
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Marketed by Knight Frank for £495,000, the house has full fishing and mooring rights.
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The book is marketed for teenagers, but it will appeal to adults as well.
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The club has marketed itself as both an investment opportunity and a networking group.
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Under the new law, marijuana will be marketed more like cigarettes than like liquor.
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Nope. Does it look cool, especially for the crowd the G9 is marketed toward?
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Marlboro even marketed the cigarettes as an accessory for bridge parties or limousine rides.
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CBD capsules, pills, and gummies are often marketed as daily vitamins or sleep supplements.
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Toys marketed to boys tend to be more aggressive and involve action and excitement.
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Johnson & Johnson marketed the drug to children for the treatment of autism-related symptoms.
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We feel strongly that unless our technology is clinically validated it shouldn't be marketed.
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The asthma drug will be marketed under the name Fasenra in the United States.
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Its international programs are often marketed all over the globe, regardless of language barrier.
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This allows new products to be marketed on a monthly instead of seasonal basis.
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Google's Pixel laptops aren't usually that affordable, however, and have been marketed toward developers.
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The Baker Electric was specifically marketed to women as a clean and safe vehicle.
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Though it&aposs marketed as "unscented," the balm smells a bit like linseed oil.
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The holographic female assistant is being marketed to single men living alone in Japan.
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This week, Prudential, AXA Insurance and Toronto-Dominion Bank marketed Tier 2 notes, Societe Generale offered Additional Tier 1 securities and RBS Bank marketed senior notes in the Asian trading session, rather than waiting for markets in Europe or the US to open.
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"Critically, azithromycin and the five other drug products in question either have never been marketed or are not currently being marketed and were never forecasted to form a material portion of Akorn's future earnings," the company said in one of the documents.
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You needn't look further than American Pie – an entire franchise about hormonally frenzied high schoolers and their potholed quest for third base – to see the difference between what was marketed towards teenage boys and what was marketed towards teenage girls at the time.
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The big picture: This whole blood-replacement thing is marketed as an anti-aging treatment.
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Marketed for "CBD purists," Royal Oil is the company's most concentrated CBD offering to date.
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But beware: Insurance companies and agents have also marketed attractive projections on indexed universal life.
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On the Echo's product page, however, it's marketed first and foremost as a music player.
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But the P320 was marketed as a next-gen firearm which could never go wrong.
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It's not a revelation that fiction by men and women is marketed and packaged differently.
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She is, after all, part of the demographic who Rag'n'Bone Man has been marketed toward.
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It isn't marketed specifically to boys or girls using stereotypical markings of maleness or femaleness.
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All but two of these brands marketed themselves as either weight loss or energy supplements.
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The company's Chinese-marketed app Douyin boasts 500 million monthly active users, according to Yeung.
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Myst says its products are priced and marketed to target 'adult smokers,' not young people.
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Sellas, formerly known as Galena Biopharma Inc, previously marketed the fentanyl-based pain medication Abstral.
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Chan said each individual property is typically marketed according to how much work it needs.
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Lyft, Zoom, PagerDuty and Pinterest all priced above their marketed ranges in splashy public offerings.
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Lots of glasses marketed for the eclipse don't comply with ISO 2.993-2 safety standards.
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That's how Novartis's Arzerra, marketed for a kind of bone cancer, was discovered, for instance.
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We chose a reader-friendly text and marketed the class to science and engineering students.
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The company, Violet, sells iodine supplements marketed to help ease menstrual-cycle associated breast pain.
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Those cars are marketed as "race cars for the street" and have controls to match.
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It's something I've previously achieved, many times, with other edibles that weren't marketed as aphrodisiacs.
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The drug was marketed for its supposed ability to provide 230 hours of pain relief.
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Now, it's marketed as harmless fun — though some, like Sasso, remain convinced that it's evil.
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There's also a ton of private spyware, often marketed at jealous lovers or outright stalkers.
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The company's latest phone and processor are both marketed as having "the real AI" smarts.
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We did our whole faces (brows, concealer, lipstick) using makeup marketed to 5-year-olds.
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On the other hand, like conventional foods, dietary supplements may be marketed without FDA approval.
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Everything he considers sick (great) is marketed as #Merky, the umbrella brand for his empire.
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Development recently concluded on the team's primary SDK and it's being marketed directly at banks.
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A clutch of new parties marketed as alternatives to the old corrupt ones failed miserably.
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The companies still manufactured and marketed pesticides containing the chemical for years, the lawsuit said.
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Allyson Felix, one of Nike's most marketed athletes, published an op-ed detailing her experience.
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Then there was Tomb Raider, the heavily marketed video game adaptation that opened on Friday.
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Enbrel, marketed by the company outside North America, lost patent protection in Europe last year.
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Many messaging platforms marketed as "secure" or "encrypted" often don't pass muster with security experts.
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But the majority of products previously available were marketed for reasons other than image-improvement.
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The gene therapy, called Zolgensma, will be marketed by AveXis, whose parent company is Novartis.
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The bonds at the time were being marketed at a yield of mid-5% area.
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Quaker is one brand the company has marketed as offering numerous healthy alternatives for consumers.
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"Many of those beverages are marketed as being equivalent to cow's milk when they're not."
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They have been approved by Health Authorities and are marketed for more than 30 years.
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The new Macan — marketed as an entry-level SUV — has a retail price of $25.5,22017.
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This tiny purple toy, marketed to tween girls, is the messaging app's true digital ancestor.
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Stem cells, like other medical products, generally require FDA approval before they can be marketed.
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Every piece of cultural criticism must be marketed on social media under a clickable headline.
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While it's marketed as a smart condom, the name is a bit of a misnomer.
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Initially available for free as a beta, Affinity Photo is marketed as a Photoshop alternative.
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So the CBD that is marketed as legal right now is almost certainly not legal.
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The new bonds are being marketed at a spread of about 359bp over mid-swaps.
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Some of the content appeared on YouTube Kids, a mobile app directly marketed to children.
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Those marketed to adults can stay on the market but may need new label information.
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Like many big-budget game releases these days, Death Stranding was marketed like a film.
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Why it matters: These drugs, while marketed as authentic, can be counterfeit, contaminated or expired.
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Mara said she was shocked that such an explicit app was being marketed toward children.
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There are three trim levels, X, XL and Titanium (marketed by Ford as "wagon only").
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The company also installed the devices on cars marketed under its Audi and Porsche brands.
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A multi-state investigation of the practices of companies that marketed prescription opioids is underway.
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A 702(j) plan is not a retirement plan, even though that's how it's marketed.
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Shrikhand predates the packaged yogurts marketed to Europeans and Americans with a taste for wellness.
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Flavored vape products have gained scrutiny because they seem to be marketed toward young adults.
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Truvada is no exception; though marketed by Gilead, it was developed largely through public funding.
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Tesla has attracted controversy over the ways it has marketed and discussed self-driving technology.
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Suzuki specializes in small, inexpensive cars and has marketed its products assertively in developing countries.
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At least in the U.S., Samsung hasn't really marketed its B2B business all that much.
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Like Luxe, many of these companies marketed themselves as clever hacks of the existing order.
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But there's still room for improvement, particularly in terms of how Muslim fashion is marketed.
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No one talks about it though because it's not as heavily marketed as, say, longjing.
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Westinghouse marketed its new AP1000 reactors as cheaper to build and safer than older designs.
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Or is vinyl just being marketed differently, by companies that have more power than most?
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They should've marketed and designed the app as an entertainment app from the get-go.
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This tranche was originally marketed at 6% area, before pricing was revised to 5.875% area.
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Firms bought foreclosed homes and marketed them to people who weren't able to get mortgages.
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Inspect those 'health' foods Many foods marketed as "health" foods are also full of sugar.
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I don't want an edited or fabricated or marketed researched version of what I do.
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Elephant hunts, which he once marketed for $80,000, "I couldn't even give away," he said.
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It is heavily used by, and marketed towards, jealous lovers to spy on their spouses.
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It's just marketed a little more forcefully these days since the demand is so great.
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With these potential ramifications, should CBD be marketed towards shoppers in a non-medical environment?
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There are also myriad videos, games, puzzles, programs and what-have-you currently being marketed.
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CA: I tried these foot beds, which were little slippers that were marketed for recovery.
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At first, he contemplated a Russian offering, marketed by the space tourism firm Space Adventures.
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Years earlier, General Mills test-marketed reduced-sodium Wheaties, a company staple, and it fizzled.
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The GOLO diet is a weight loss program marketed by the company GOLO For Life.
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The sale, timed to the company's ''birthday,'' is marketed with an urgency bordering on panic.
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Gov and spent nearly $700 million on advertising—much of it marketed exclusively to Latinos.
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The mistake, she said, was causing the work to be marketed as a diet book.
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The uritrottoir, marketed as odor-free, also comes in a variety of shapes and sizes.
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The bloc also is moving to establish standards for investment options marketed as environmentally friendly.
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The course offers students a whirlwind tour of how food gets grown, marketed and consumed.
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Now marketed as Ilaris for some rare diseases, the drug costs up to $200,000 annually.
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To fund its investments, Anbang aggressively marketed what in China are called wealth management products.
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The tequila company marketed to hipsters in a grainy, Instagram-able ad campaign in 2015?
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Pharmaceutical companies marketed directly to patients and physicians describing their products as safe and effective.
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Fixed-size (80% prim, 20% sec) marketed at $9.75 fixed price versus $11.41 last sale.
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In its release, Lyft marketed the service as useful for things like moving and errands.
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Sunscreen. Raider says it's expensive and should be marketed for everyday use, not beach trips.
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The UK uses similar restrictions and also controls how vaping devices are packaged and marketed.
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Ring cameras are the wildly popular home surveillance devices owned and heavily marketed by Amazon.
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The new device is seen as a challenger to an inhaler marketed by rival GlaxoSmithKline.
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A case in point is subprime car loans marketed to people with low credit scores.
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Inclisiran is designed to have to be injected less frequently than the already marketed products.
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Kourtney Kardashian showed what her mama gave her -- and then marketed -- while lounging in Miami.
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Bloomberg has marketed himself as a moderate Democrat who knows how to run a staff.
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Can you talk a little bit about how you think they're marketed to young men?
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Traditionally, menthol cigs were marketed much more aggressively to people in black communities, Goldstein notes.
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The Orbera and ReShape balloons are often marketed as reversible, non-surgical weight-loss procedures.
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Dell's hardware and VMWare's software offerings could potentially be marketed in one suite of products.
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If they were designed to specifically resemble Jewish persons or African Americans and were marketed to White children, we can perhaps recognize the ideological problem with animal crackers being marketed to human children in an anthropocentric society that engages in widescale, systematic violence against animals.
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For years, companies have aggressively marketed whiteness as the de facto beauty standard in Asian cultures.
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The drier was marketed as salon grade - the product has now been removed from Amazon's site.
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Not marketed to, written off for being a certain size, shape, gender preference—a million things.
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Because of this, though, users may take fentanyl wrongly marketed as heroin and end up overdosing.
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Microsoft has a product called HoloLens that uses augmented reality, but it's marketed to business users.
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Another product, "E-Rimonabant HelloCig E-Liquid," was marketed as containing the anti-obesity drug rimonabant.
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Pop stars are an idea, a brand to be marketed or exploited to over-excitable teenagers.
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Hope not; the most markety marketing this marketing-ass movie ever marketed is yet to come.
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Comic book movies might be marketed towards men, but they appeal to dorks of every gender.
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" The tool was supposedly marketed for its capability to "install silently and not alert antivirus engines.
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Just before the symptoms began, the patients had all taken a product marketed to contain CBD.
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It's significantly better, too, than an accessory lens like the ones marketed by Zeiss or Olloclip.
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The company is no longer issuing a floating rate tranche, as initially marketed, the document said.
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Yet just 3% of AIFs are marketed to more than three member states, the Commission said.
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Nokia marketed the 3650 as a multimedia phone with its camera, color display and round keypad.
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But to call One Mississippi a comedy, as it's being marketed, is a stretch for me.
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Yeah, when Carolyn Hax started out, it was marketed as an advice column for younger people.
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Black women are often marketed to directly by cosmetics companies that make lightening or bleaching products.
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King: The way it's marketed, also, it kind of makes it seem like it's an advertisement.
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Bottled waters marketed as being alkaline typically claim to have a pH between 8 and 10.
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" Mr. Sapper attributed a product's success mostly to "how it's marketed and presented to the public.
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"It is a period piece that they marketed as their first-ever original series," he said.
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The mandatory is being marketed with a 6%-6.5% dividend and a 17.5%-22.5% conversion premium.
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So forget that over-the-top $300-contraption that's being marketed as the ultimate baby item.
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Vapiano, based in Bonn, had marketed the shares in a range of 21 to 27 euros.
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Ronald McDonald was first introduced in 1963 during a Washington, DC-marketed advertisement for the restaurant.
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Or maybe the problem is that these promotions are marketed towards any single gender at all.
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Companies got ahold of a dangerous, addictive product, marketed it irresponsibly, and lobbied for lax rules.
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And women were less likely than men to receive a prescription for isotretinoin (marketed as Accutane).
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Jobs wanted to add that feature to Macs, which were long marketed to rebellious, artistic consumers.
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Once considered the preserve of young men, beer is increasingly marketed to women and older folk.
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Sony's marketed this game as something for everyone, but accessibility is not one of its virtues.
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It's being marketed as a comfortable headset with a quality microphone and sound-isolating ear pads.
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Though marketed as fiction, Bushnell's book was partly inspired by her own life and her friends.
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Female-run companies have stepped up and created wands that are proudly marketed as sex toys.
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Approved treatments in the market for interstitial cystitis include Elmiron, marketed by Johnson & Johnson unit Janssen.
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The new streaming service from AT&T (marketed under the WarnerMedia brand) will exacerbate the decline.
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This is a pretty big deal considering it's being marketed and released as a mainstream comedy.
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The device was built on the GeoWorks operating system, manufactured by Casio, and marketed by Tandy.
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Each of us is marketed to on a daily basis; perhaps without even thinking about it.
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It's marketed to parents with young kids who maybe shouldn't have their own cell phone plans.
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It is marketed to women, and it's unclear if it's going into the male nominees' bags.
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On one hand, it's marketed as a personal safety device that could potentially save your life.
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Trump is facing two lawsuits alleging that the now defunct Trump University fraudulently marketed its services.
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Unlike with Nexus brand of smartphones and tablets, Pixel is being marketed as "made by Google".
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Switzerland-based multinational ABB, for example, sells the equipment and has marketed it to data centers.
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Marketed as the first-ever edible lipstick, the Crispello flavor is basically chocolate packaged as makeup.
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While it might look like a cheese grater, it's being marketed as running like a Terminator.
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"It was marketed to the Cook County residents as a way to fight obesity," says Alcaraz.
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While it's marketed specifically at prosecco, there's nothing stopping revelers from adding to anything with fizz.
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Both of these devices launched with Tango support as one of their most heavily marketed features.
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And it has marketed itself cannily as a family firm and a store of national pride.
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Marketed as a weekend-long luxury experience, tickets started at $4,000, going as high as $12,000.
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And next month's "Avengers: Endgame" is being marketed as the last straw for the original Avengers.
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It requires you to opt-in and was marketed as similar to music-tagging service Shazam.
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So the cannabis itself would be marketed towards Indigenous people as well, as a healing product?
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The game is also very clearly marketed to a younger audience, keeping difficulty and controls simple.
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From the beginning, Kesha was marketed as an "animal" (it's the name of her debut album).
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Soylent looks a lot like SlimFast, a protein drink marketed to dieting women since the 1970s.
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It looks like it is being marketed to a child going through her fingerless gloves phase.
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Next up is the all-in-one Y910, which is again being marketed as VR-ready.
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The family has been accused of fueling the opioid epidemic because of how Purdue marketed OxyContin.
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In a statement, Expedia said the changes did not apply to bookings marketed or published online.
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The film, which received weak reviews, involves mutant animals and was marketed squarely around Johnson's presence.
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The agency was running an investigation into whether Juul marketed its products to teens, CNBC said.
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GE said last month they would be marketed as part of a separate sale or sales.
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Products like Juul can't be explicitly marketed as tools for quitting smoking, according to federal law.
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It reminded me of something marketed to the American people last week: the Green New Deal.
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Old colleagues of her producer, Clive Davis, recall that he deliberately marketed her to white listeners.
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Endo marketed Belbuca until December 2016 and then returned its license to BioDelivery Sciences International Inc.
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By the 1990s, "bing bong boom: They've marketed drugs that have created major havoc," Payne says.
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Jonathan Logan, based in Manhattan, was best known for selling juniors' dresses, marketed to young women.
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As such, Qatar marketed itself to the Americans as a mediator between America and these organizations.
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The plaintiff is reportedly alleging that the products, marketed as natural, contain a potentially harmful herbicide.
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Wall Street firms have always marketed on performance and found ways to monkey with those numbers.
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Can you imagine coffee is being marketed as being able to produce strong and hard erections?
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Of course, skateboarding and smoking have both been traditionally marketed as rebellious, commendably anti-social activities.
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The sukuk was marketed on Wednesday with an initial price guidance in the 6 percent area.
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That's what opioids were marketed as in the first place; that's what made them so appealing.
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The sanitary products available are most commonly marketed to women in the context of period shaming.
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At this time—even more so than now—video games were marketed to horny young men.
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The app is marketed towards Donald Trump supporters who may want to find like-minded people.
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They just developed him in this thing that could be marketed towards a particular niche genre.
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Products like Juul cannot be explicitly marketed as tools for quitting smoking, according to federal law.
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It was mostly marketed to women with the message that it would help keep them trim.
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The domestic goods created from these polymers were marketed as versatile, affordable and easy to clean.
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The rom-coms marketed at the "mainstream" audience have often starred white actors portraying straight characters.
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The irony is that it probably works about as well as similarly marketed anti-aging products.
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The company recently settled with the federal government over claims it illegally marketed its fentanyl painkiller.
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Mei, for example, is marketed as a way to improve a user's texting relationship with anyone.
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CBS emphasized the character's roguish side when it marketed the show in the summer of 2016.
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In appealing to adults, they are marketed as ways to relax and shut down the brain.
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Kelly Schmutte, the PerfectFit Pointe founder, initially marketed her product to dance stores and ballet studios.
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OxyContin was first marketed by Purdue in 22007, and became an immensely popular prescription opioid painkiller.
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OxyContin was first marketed by Purdue in 1996, and became an immensely popular prescription opioid painkiller.
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The therapy, marketed as Kymriah, was a major milestone, the first gene-altering treatment for cancer.
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The director Dean Devlin self-distributed and marketed this movie through his own company Electric Entertainment.
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The condos are being developed by Kushner Companies and were being marketed by Jared's sister. Yes!
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Not exactly, especially when credit cards advertising any number of rewards are constantly marketed to consumers.
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Purell can be marketed as consumer and health care antiseptics, but not as preventative against viruses.
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The Drinkwell 2-Gallon Pet Fountain is marketed as a good option for multi-pet households.
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And now there's a new dark horse app that's being marketed to millennials like crazy: Noom.
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A developer, Shalom Lamm, started building a complex of 396 townhouses that he marketed to Hasidim.
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Soniac marketed itself as a messaging app — and indeed, it included features for sending text messages.
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The AAP even specifically cautions against using fancy sleep apparatuses that are marketed to prevent SIDS.
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Because of interest in its to-be-determined powers, CBD is marketed as a cure-all.
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They said in the accounts "the business is not and has not been marketed for sale".
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It was a disconnect that played out in how Mr. Curry's shoes were made and marketed.
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It's marketed as a "beautiful brick home" with an updated kitchen that overlooks a huge backyard.
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They could be marketed as a beauty supplement and sold in stores like Saks Fifth Avenue.
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CBD, the non-psychoactive molecule often marketed as a wellness product, is represented by a circle.
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Inside Iran, the regime has marketed itself as the most powerful country in the Middle East.
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While moose are often marketed to children as slow and silly, they can be deceptively aggressive.
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They might not be as expensive or marketed as well but they're even more beautiful sometimes.
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Her presence as a marketed entity may be in its infancy, especially approaching next year's Olympics.
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Those products were marketed in health magazines, on daytime and nighttime talk shows and in infomercials.
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Chinese tourism steadily increased, helped by Finnish official visits that marketed Lapland as Santa's home tundra.
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"It needs to be marketed in ways that make it sound sexy and pleasurable," he said.
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The lab has also tested six products marketed over the internet to dilute THC for vaping.
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This fight and how it's being viewed — how it's being marketed to the public is disturbing.
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