But media interest can be one thing, consumer spending another.
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No one, of course, generates more media interest than Trump.
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Without Senate action, it will be tougher to fuel media interest.
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Boosted by conservative media interest, the inquiry made an early splash.
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What's more, all the competitors receive an abundance of investor and media interest.
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But many Britons will not even watch the wedding, despite massive media interest.
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The journal had anticipated there would be significant media interest in the paper.
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Unlike the Vanity Fair story, the NBC News report generated widespread media interest.
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But then, after media interest, the report was suddenly removed from the IUCN website.
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As word of the confession got out, my case started attracting local media interest.
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At times they rely more on persona and organic media interest than on rational arguments.
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I "came out" as transgender in 2015 because of media interest in my parliamentary campaign.
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Her staff expected some local media interest, maybe a packed press conference in the morning.
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Businesses are getting on board, especially given the uptick in media interest on gender equality.
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But the newfound media interest in Khan's Scrap Army is also not lost on her.
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Nevertheless, media interest has been remarkably light compared to the interest in Trump family dealings.
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Last week, the couple undertook their first official appearance, drawing large crowds and global media interest.
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In recent months, as the anniversary of JonBenét's killing approaches, her case has received renewed media interest.
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When the bill was introduced in the House in early March, media interest in it was astounding.
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Sanders has also proven effective at gaining media interest by embracing the role of the political revolutionary.
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The value of these objects and the media interest is because of the name at the bottom.
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By some measures, his candidacy has generated more social media interest than any other 2020 Democratic hopeful.
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For Prince Harry and his brother, Prince William, there is nothing amusing about the news media interest.
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Based on all of the above components, Day One next crafts press announcements to generate media interest.
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Yet the scale of media interest in the 29-year-old has soared to new heights at Rio.
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When the con finally happened, it coincided with the huge wave of media interest and excitement surrounding Reeves.
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Lately there has been substantial media interest in questionable Russian money invested in Donald J. Trump's development projects.
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The media interest in high-profile suspects often continues after they post bail and are released from jail.
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Drinkify attracted media interest, but Ogle decided it was too much trouble to turn it into an actual product.
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Social media interest during the event peaked during his sermon with folks sending a reported 40,000 tweet a minute.
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Herard was dubbed "The Fat Juror" as media interest in the case ballooned and jurors' identities were kept secret.
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HE HAS been on-message for months, sharing his tweet-worthy opinions on stage and playing on media interest.
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Spacey's lawyer adds his presence would heighten the "prejudicial media interest" in the case and contaminate the jury pool.
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Its proximity to the coast also means there is a heightened media interest in it, including from non-meteorologists.
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Similarly, Colin Powell never ran for the presidency, so there was less attendant media interest in seeing his records.
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The erosion of media interest in the Republican health care bill over the past five days has been palpable.
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Local stores also began importing counterfeit skhothane styles as the subculture ballooned in the wake of the media interest.
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They tore up their campaign schedules and rushed to their home states amid a crush of news media interest.
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Ms. Nixon's celebrity would represent a unique challenge for Mr. Cuomo because of her ability to garner media interest.
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The fact that this new tournament champion was Japanese and will draw further media interest is simply a bonus.
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There will be someone there to carry the heartbreak long after police resources and media interest have run dry.
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But, on occasion, a case generates media interest and sometimes (not always) a client may receive an appearance fee.
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Dergarabedian noted that "Civil War" has hit "the trifecta": strong social media interest, critical acclaim and a great release date.
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This, he insisted, only fired up media interest and tainted the opinions of potential jurors before the trial even began.
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Gianforte is sure to attract massive media interest as soon as he steps into the Capitol Hill complex on Wednesday.
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The trial was also compromised by intense media interest, procedural problems, a lack of input from key witnesses and testimonial inconsistencies.
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His expensive art collection and his divorce from his lobbyist wife have been the subject of media interest in the past.
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But the authors of the study released the partial findings because of the wide public and media interest in the issue.
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Britain's royal family attracts huge media interest but the younger members, especially Harry, 34, and Meghan, 37, are treated like Hollywood superstars.
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Then, overwhelmed by a wave of media interest, they postponed for a day in favor of CNN and the New York Times.
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There didn't seem to be a lot of mainstream media interest in the case back in 2016 and 2017 -- interesting why not.
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Did the scale of what happened with the guys—the huge media interest, the giant Sony record deal —take you by surprise?
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On nursing home staffing, a second topic of lawmaker and media interest, understaffing and inaccurate reporting are issues that must be addressed.
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Fernback's death in July of 2013 attracted a huge amount of media interest, in part because of her youth, appearance, and race.
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Media interest outside State and staff attention inside State to a leaked dissent memo opposing Trump's so-called Muslim Ban 1.0 fizzled away.
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Media interest in the scandal at a prestigious prep school has been criticized by some, most notably Labrie's then attorney, J. W. Carney.
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Arcuri said the media interest had caused nothing but "utter chaos, destruction and sheer disappointment", and that she had been the collateral damage.
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They had asked for that information to be kept secret from the public because of the large amount of media interest in Epstein's case.
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Formula One's commercial supremo Bernie Ecclestone, always adept at stirring up media interest, suggested the problem might be more with Hamilton than the car.
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In the last several years, we've seen e-sports audience sizes grow to a point where they are starting to attract mainstream media interest.
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The night before their wedding, which is attracting huge global media interest, the couple will stay in separate luxury hotels nearby, Kensington Palace said.
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Yet movie watchers say the critical reception and social media interest show that there's still substantial interest in comic movies, especially ones made by Marvel.
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But yes, absolutely, moves made by the bigger players are hugely important, as those are the ones that have the most visibility and media interest.
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And, in the long primary campaign, no state has been more central to the leading candidates' strategies or commanded more intense media interest than Iowa.
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During the transition, Trump's advisers floated the idea of moving the media from the White House to the nearby Executive Office Building to accommodate media interest.
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South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg rode a wave of media interviews and social media interest to become one of the Democratic primary's unlikely top-tier candidates.
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He has never been comfortable with this, but he has tried to develop a thick skin about the level of media interest that comes with it.
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Due in part to the the intense media interest in her campaign, she has become the most recognizable Utah Democratic candidate running for election this year.
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I realized there was a lot of media interest in my story after I won the U.S. green card lottery when I was still in Kenya.
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Regardless, the surprising polling numbers for Johnson before he's even won the nomination have been enough to create media interest around his candidacy, his campaign said.
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He'll campaign in the north country, with stops in Berlin, Dixville Notch, Littleton and Plymouth, places with fewer Democratic borders but a lot of local media interest.
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This can be a challenge because funding often generates media interest and credibility, which are certainly not things a young company wants to leave on the table.
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"The price rises are triggered by continued media interest driven by the expectation of futures trading on CME," Charles Hayter, founder of data analysis website Cryptocompare, said.
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The campaign will consider the use of charter flights based on a variety of factors, including security requirements, logistics, and media interest in traveling with the senator.
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The incident, which occurred back in 2012, was the source of much media interest at the time—not least because the perpetrator was an Afghan asylum seeker.
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Until then, the limited media interest in sexual harassment accusations in the Italian film industry reflects a country with greater interest in Hollywood scandals than in introspection.
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French investigators made sure to stir up media interest, using the same aggressive legal procedure to detain and question him that was deployed against Mr Sarkozy in March.
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Mallya, the focus of intense media interest in India, arrived wearing a dark suit and yellow tie and was mobbed by cameramen as he walked into the building.
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He's serving as ADAMS's informal press liaison—the mosque has recently experienced a spate of media interest as a result of its cooperation with authorities to combat extremism.
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Another survey, conducted this week by a Republican pollster, showed the three in a closer race and set off a blitz of news media interest in Mr. McMullin.
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Encouraged by "amazing" polls, "unbelievable" news media interest and a "huge" ground swell of public support, he announced an exploratory committee to run for president in October 1999.
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She tries to run towards the surgery room but is stopped by a policeman, who was assigned to guard Bajandra's room, given the intense media interest in his story.
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Academic interest, media interest and political debate is often focused on working class drinkers and how they drink, and middle class drinkers have long been invisible in these debates.
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" FedEx responded: "While there has been significant media interest in what Amazon is doing to expand their in-source delivery capability, this should not be confused as competition with FedEx.
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One familiar strategy for these new or smaller services is to turn to titles with built-in name recognition -- a maneuver that both heightens media interest and helps with marketing.
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The recent flurry of media interest and mainstream investment in cryptocurrencies has led to increased awareness, and that has meant it has become more of an issue for separating couples.
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International media interest also helped the Disgusting Food Museum — which opened last fall as a temporary exhibition in Malmӧ, Sweden — become permanent this January and organize pop-up versions globally.
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There's also plenty of media interest in stories such as "The 10 Most Amicable Celebrity breakups of All Time" (Vogue) and "5 Hollywood Exes Who've Managed to Divorce Amicably" (Bravo).
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This past March, the APA ethics committee reevaluated the rule — in part in response to the media interest in Trump's mental health, and in part because APA members requested it.
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Provocative ideas — the dangers of offshore drilling, the influence of BP on the government, the declining media interest in the human tragedy — surface and dissolve as the show surges on.
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As for the frenzy of news media attention surrounding Davis and his possible destination this summer, Silver said the "public spectacle" wasn't the type of media interest the league wanted.
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According to 5News, they were remarkably "at ease" with the sudden media interest considering they had just given birth and walked out to this: News teams wait outside the hospital wing.
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Indeed, media interest can give them extended life, often forcing a visiting dignitary to use public appearance to address protocol controversies rather than the policy issues at issue in the trip.
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Long, incredibly confusing, and with little to no mass or indie appeal, Homestuck was created and consumed only by its fans, neither sustained or exploited by any kind of media interest.
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"We put out a statement because of the media interest that Marcos had in his time," a source in the judicial authorities said of the decision to publicize the automatic matter.
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Speculation linking the tomb to Alexander the Great set off huge media interest, but archaeologists later concluded that it had probably been built for a close companion of the king and conqueror.
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"While there has been significant media interest in what Amazon is doing to expand their in-source delivery capability, this should not be confused as competition with FedEx," FedEx said in a statement.
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Star Wars is back at the forefront of global consciousness — and will be for years to come — and we know companies cannot be trusted when there's social media interest to be capitalized upon.
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The question of percentages of political versus career ambassadors is one that sometimes attracts media interest, mainly because it is always higher than the usual 30% in the early part of any presidential term.
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One is that DOJ lawyers are always looking for high-profile slam dunks, and the Waymo-Uber civil case had already drummed up media interest, as well as thousands of pages of case filings.
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The exclusive TC Top Pick cadre will exhibit in a prime location within Startup Alley and — thanks to plenty of pre-conference marketing — be on the receiving end of intense investor and media interest.
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That panel of judges determines the overall winner, who will claim the largest Startup Battlefield prize in TechCrunch history — along with the Disrupt Cup, bragging rights and an enormous amount of investor and media interest.
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"There is a lot of media interest in the story and public anger right now, so emergency measures are being taken, but a long-term solution doesn't seem to be a priority," Mr. Alam said.
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The majority of the stories of LaMarr's life are a tribute to her skill at generating media interest in her life, and at insinuating that there may have been a few skeletons in her closet.
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Chile's leading social entrepreneurs say access to government funding, the role of universities, a pool of well-educated Chileans, media interest and good internet connection have all helped make Santiago a hotbed for social entrepreneurs.
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"You know I must say, it's great to see all the media interest in the success of tax reform," Ryan joked at the start of his comments at House Republican leadership's press conference on Tuesday.
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The off-ice relationships of skaters have fueled media interest for years, and the public ownership of these debates often overshadows whatever the real-life couples at the center might have to say about it.
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The leadership survey was conducted between August 2 and October 16, 21625 among 2900 foreign policy opinion leaders from executive branch agencies, Congress, think tanks, academia, the media, interest groups, business leaders, religious groups, and NGOs.
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" The suit says the government agencies "failed to promptly review agency records," and notes that some of the documents that are sought "relate to a subject of heightened media interest implicating questions concerning the government's integrity.
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Amid a flurry of documentaries and news stories on the upcoming 20-year anniversary of the killing, Boulder Police Chief Greg Testa said his department would not comment on the renewed media interest in the case.
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She said utilities are required to report any incident that involves a fatality, damage in excess of $50,000, significant media interest or a major outage to at least 10% of the service area at any one time.
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In its request, CREW asked for an expedited review based on "significant media interest in the matter, and the urgency that the public be assured of the government's integrity in addressing the situation," according to its statement.
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Kim's success, too, has led to disturbing instances of American exceptionalism and fetishization, while the disproportionate media interest in her family—compared with other high-profile snowboarders, like Shaun White—has invited speculation of soft-power diplomacy.
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El Deseo, Mr. Almodóvar's production company, said on Tuesday that the director would not take part in photo calls and was canceling planned interviews because of the sudden media interest in his finances rather than his movie.
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Their interactions have drawn media interest after The Wall Street Journal reported that Trump's personal lawyer had arranged a $130,000 payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels to stay quiet about an alleged sexual encounter with Trump.
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Instead, what piqued media interest was that both executives – Sébastien Proto of SocGen and Marguerite Bérard-Andrieu at BNP – were classmates of President Emmanuel Macron at École nationale d'administration (ENA), the finishing school for France's managerial class.
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" The filing further stated that if Spacey attended the hearing, it would "only serve to heighten prejudicial media interest in the case and will increase the risk of contamination of the pool of jurors available for the trial.
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You may have no idea who either of these young women are, but their saga this week became an exciting addition to a new genre of infotainment, in which online pseudocelebrities become the object of intense social media interest.
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Advocates for other victims of abuse and secrecy in the church, including for children of priests and for nuns raped by clerics, also came to Rome to meet with top officials and take advantage of the intense media interest.
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CMD Research Director Nick Surgey, who filed the lawsuit against Pruitt and has been tracking his fossil fuel industry ties for more than two years, said he's seen "a tripling" of media interest in the email controversy over the last week.
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Finally, there has been a burst of media interest in impeachment — an Atlantic cover story by Yoni Appelbaum prodding Democrats to take the plunge, and a more cautious essay by my colleague David Leonhardt putting the option on the table.
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The community off a main avenue in a wealthy beachside suburb became a symbol of resistance and drew international media interest in the families who refused compensation to leave the area to make way for a road to the Olympic Park.
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And the sheer number of Americans marching in protest of Trump administration policies has scarcely let up: Last winter, around 700,000 people marched in 319 U.S. locations to mark the second anniversary of the 2017 Women's March, despite declining media interest.
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In the summer of 13.43, in light of the renewed media interest in the relationship, Mr. Staley volunteered and gave to certain executives, and the Chairman, an explanation of his relationship with Mr. Epstein," the bank said in the statement. "Mr.
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The sale also included an item that had attracted considerable media interest in recent years: a Detroit house associated with Rosa Parks that had been bought by an artist, disassembled and shipped to Germany, then shipped back again for sale.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - The 12 Thai boys and soccer coach who were rescued from a flooded cave will be discharged from hospital on Wednesday and hold a news conference the same day to satisfy huge media interest in their story, a government official said.
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While there has been media interest into an alleged incident at one of our Dallas ISD campuses, due to federal confidentiality laws protecting the privacy of all students and their families, we are unable to publicly confirm or deny the matter reported.
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The judge said he had worked hard during the two and a half week trial to protect jurors' anonymity in light of the intense media interest in the case, and felt strongly that it should be preserved after the verdict if legally possible.
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The same can be said for a number of contests throughout the week, so here are some of the bouts that may have flown under the radar with all the media interest and fanfare that surround the headline contests of the week.
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But each also received an uptick in fund-raising and social media interest after Ms. Ocasio-Cortez scored her victory, their campaigns said — a testament to just how many progressive voters see 2018 as an opportunity to upend the party's male stalwarts.
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Before the retrial, intense media interest in the case prompted the judge to ask potential jurors whether they had formed any opinion about Mr. Cosby's guilt or innocence, and whether they had any views about allegations of sexual misconduct in the entertainment industry.
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Founders who earn the TC Top Picks designation receive a free Startup Alley Exhibitor Package, one full day of exhibiting, three free Founder passes, intense investor and media interest and VIP treatment — including an interview on the Showcase Stage with a TechCrunch editor.
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She reveals that a casual long-distance relationship alluded to briefly in the first chapter became a source of media interest after the boyfriend, who was also injured in the bombing, though far less seriously, made a surprise marriage proposal during her recovery.
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The study "estimated 66 suicides more than expected among males, which is an increase of 12.4%, and 37 more suicides among females, which is an increase of 21.7%" between April 133, 2017 and June 30, 2017, the period of strongest social media interest, said Niederkrotenthaler.
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"I'm not religious but when I heard about this, I said to my husband, 'Don't be shocked, but I want to go to church,'" said Florine Kuethe, a public relations consultant who later agreed to help the church deal with the heightening news media interest.
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All the while, he groused to aides and advisers that cable TV networks had largely stopped airing his campaign rallies live as they did in 2016, two sources familiar with his comments said, to the point that aides contemplated ways to garner media interest in Trump's rallies.
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The other, which he's begun to try out, is to try to revive the flagging media interest in court gossip by talking about the Democrats to his sieve-like staff and watching it leak into the press as a catalog of his "views" on the candidates.
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In practice that could mean networks like CNN expanding their coverage of the third parties outside of the slower news cycle days of the summer -- greater media interest in September and October could help the Green and Libertarian parties be more relevant in the presidential vote.
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It would be a huge blow, especially to Johnson, who raised more money over two weeks in June than he did during his entire 22019 campaign and has seen enough mainstream media interest to land two prime-time CNN town halls and endorsements by two daily newspapers.
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For planning meetings, the discussions were mobbed by an unusual level of media interest and Hagin, used to carrying out his work behind the scenes, was often faced with a dozen reporters and photojournalists within minutes of leaving his hotel room, a senior White House official said.
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Without Oprah (and, to a lesser extent, Jon Stewart), and with publishers increasingly unlikely to make the expensive multi-book investments often needed to turn young authors into household names, the big houses are looking more and more to books that can easily generate media interest.
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The audience applauded the comic timing of Tremblay and his co-stars, Brady Noon and the scene-stealing Keith L. Williams, and that positive reaction along with a recently released red-band trailer featuring one of the movie's producers, Seth Rogen, has fueled social-media interest.
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With a net worth of 20053 million Norwegian crowns ($8.3 million), media interest in Stoere's investments has at times threatened to overshadow his campaign, leading him last week to divest stakes in a mutual fund that did not comply with the same ethical standards as the sovereign wealth fund.
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His attorney, Juliane Balliro, also said in court documents that Spacey's appearance would "heighten prejudicial media interest in the case" and increase the likelihood of a tainted jury, according to the AP. Spacey is accused of sexually assaulting an 85033-year-old man at a bar in 2016.
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Pompeo's troubles on Capitol Hill come after a summer in which the secretary repeatedly and coyly stoked media interest in his future political ambitions, meeting with major Republican donors and influential conservative groups, booking speeches in Kansas and on local radio stations, and joking privately about his presidential aspirations.
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" Sherlock said there is a bias in the Irish media towards the pro-choice campaign, and that pro-life marches in Ireland in recent years have attracted up to 50,000 people but "the media interest was tiny compared to events organised by abortion advocates that drew much smaller crowds.
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I would love nothing more than to tell you that New York Mets publicity sensation Tim Tebow got a hit today but, despite the massive media interest in this man and the embedded tweet above, the only hit we have documentary proof of involved the outfield wall, and the outfielder's face.
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Politicians are used to media interest in their personal lives, but for Jacinda Ardern, new leader of New Zealand's Labour Party, the attention has almost exclusively focused on whether or not she is going to have children — leading many to protest at how female politicians are treated differently to their male counterparts.
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Kane Weeks, from the National Parks and Wildlife service, told Mashable Australia Figure Eight Pools has seen a "dramatic" increase in visitors recently due to social media interest — with the statistics from the park tracker, which counts the number of people passing by, rising from 5,000 hits in November to 23,000 hits in December.
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Our strict position limits and the limited open interest in our May and June settlements, suggest that the fall of Bitcoin can be more easily explained by other factors such as the recent regulatory scrutiny around the globe, steps by government tax collectors, the rise of other cryptocurrencies, and declining media interest in the asset.
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USA Gymnastics in a filing by its lawyers at Jenner & Block in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Indianapolis on Tuesday said it also wants an order to retain search firm Odgers Berndtson to find a chief marketing and communications officer to help with an expected increase in media interest as it works on a bankruptcy reorganization plan and to prepare for the 2020 Olympics.
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Wheat is considered one of the strongest allergens, and the main source of gluten, so it is not suitable for people suffering from wheat or gluten allergies and intolerances, and those suffering from Coeliac or Crohn's diseases, He said there has been a correlation between media and social media interest in edible packaging and interest in the company's products, but Biotrem remains wary of focusing on it.
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Read more: U.S. tests ballistic missile as tensions with North Korea heat up Politicians are used to having media interest in their personal lives, but for Jacinda Ardern, the new leader of New Zealand's Labour Party, the attention has almost exclusively focused on whether she's going to have children — leading many to protest the way female politicians are treated differently from their male counterparts.
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Asked if they believed the May 7 incident was caused by a burst of "flash traffic"—a traffic spike driven by "sudden popularity, extremely effective marketing or viral social media interest"—or multiple DDoS attacks as the FCC had alleged, the contractor said they believe that "the majority of the traffic observed during the incident" was the result of "flash traffic" and other volume issues resulting from system design flaws.
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No one with half a brain ought to be persuaded by Donald Trump's sudden attempt to lie his way out of the idea that he was a leader of a conspiracy theory that President Barack Obama wasn't born in the US. On Friday, Trump used media interest in his birtherism stoking to produce an event at which Medal of Honor recipients praised him uncritically and that mostly wound up being an advertisement for his new hotel.
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The interactions between the president and the first lady have drawn media interest since The Wall Street Journal reported that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's personal lawyer arranged a $130,000 payment to adult-film star Stormy Daniels during the campaign as part of a nondisclosure agreement regarding an affair with President Trump.
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" An employee with ICE's Enforcement and Removal Operations Boston office replied to the email on October 18, 2017, indicating the office's "level of interest" in each case, saying "the cases with criminal convictions have the highest priority" and asked for those people's interviews not to be scheduled "all at one time as it is not only a strain on our ability to transport and process several arrests at once, but it also has the potential to be a trigger for negative media interest, as we have seen in the past.
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