The focus has always been on "newness, newness, newness," she almost chanted.
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Netflix has not yet announced a release date for Newness.
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Newness will be released exclusively on iTunes Friday, November 3.
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Even prosperous regions are striking for their lack of newness.
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The newness fades away with the rest of your stuff.
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Because you're immediately downplaying the newness of said new shit.
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It is an exhilarating feeling of newness, not unlike revolution.
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SIKORA There has to be a newness there, a change.
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Its newness meant that it could evade existing flu vaccines.
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That's what consumers are looking for right now, that newness.
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The market is thrilled with newness and novelty and innovation.
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But distinctiveness is more important than newness in this business.
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It also caters to their craving for newness, she wrote.
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But "discovery" platforms — influencers and Instagrammers — don't exactly foster newness.
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The relative newness of the building makes life much easier.
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Newness centers on one common use of dating apps: hooking up.
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On one hand, it speaks to a general concept of newness.
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When you are in the retail business, it's all about newness.
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"We suffered the consequences and saw it leading up to December as well because the only thing people are interested in December is newness (new items) and we didn't have enough newness in December," he said.
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And be sure to watch this space for some Outdoor Voices newness.
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It's associated with wedding dresses and baptisms, often evoking purity and newness.
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Some debuts looked like debuts, their newness evident in wobbles and jitters.
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So part of it is a fascination with the newness of it.
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There, as if out of a mirage, emerges some kind of strange newness.
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For all of its newness, Odyssey is also a game filled with nostalgia.
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Scott: There was that initial newness to shake off when we first started.
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Others run towards the bacchanalia of consumer products that glisten in their newness.
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Though, given his popularity and their newness, he could easily have flouted them.
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The company must "respond to customers who want fashion and newness," he said.
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Spawn's contributions, by contrast, are harsh and weird, aspiring only to absolute newness.
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As the Switch's newness wears off, Nintendo of America is also undergoing change.
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Initially, Mr. Schiller enjoyed his job and the newness of the White House.
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Regular society is a parade of newness, which she watches with open-eyed wonder.
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Services like Facebook and Twitter show you stuff based on newness, relevance, and popularity.
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In the midst of all that newness, it's easy to forget about the oldies.
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It's been years since we've had anything like true experimentation and newness in smartphones.
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So, you'll need another way to discover the newness coming to the beauty aisle.
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It means someone cultivated change in a space where newness wasn't encouraged or welcomed.
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It's super cliché, but watching them discover the newness of the world is amazing.
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The possibilities are endless with all the newness that hits the market every day.
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The big picture: The shiny newness and mystery of Silicon Valley is wearing off.
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But as newness became routine, Ms. Volin learned she had stage-one breast cancer.
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In order to emphasize that newness, I thought it was important to have constraints.
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Going from one scene to the next is a transition, involving loss and newness.
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I hope to remain in pursuit of that newness, and whatever other newnesses await.
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Tiffany has also struggled from a lack of newness— something that young consumers crave.
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The thirst for newness, for advancement, becomes linked to materialism: new technology equals progress.
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With his relative newness to the scene, insight and research into his history is valuable.
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The muted yellow and pink colors traditionally symbolize joy, optimism, and the newness of springtime.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The prevailing feeling has been one of newness for the Golden State Warriors.
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"Newness is a very emotionally and physically bare movie — there's nowhere to hide," Doremus says.
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Newness is available now to rent on iTunes, and will later stream exclusively on Netflix.
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But what keeps people interested is newness and the merging and spreading of different cultures.
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And the newness of their organizations and lack of name recognition were also a concern.
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As we get older, we forget about the newness of things and discovering little joys.
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When we started on the letter "E," we felt a lack of challenge and newness.
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Perhaps the relative newness of the idea of eternal economic growth can give us hope.
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Michael accurately perceives that the pulse of newness and creativity is happening in L.A. now.
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" The devices themselves, and the way they are used, capitalize on this feeling of "newness.
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The newness of Pop art will likely tend to an ability to read cultural clues.
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Because of the newness of some of these projects, relatively little about their scope is known.
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"This really speaks to what Target is good at ... we need to bring newness," Mulligan said.
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The challenge and newness of coordinating my body took so much focus that it became meditative.
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Urban Outfitters thinks its new service will assist in "a millennial's quest for constant fashion newness".
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Particular to Adam, there's an innocence there and a newness and a curiosity that is nice.
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We're all for innovation and newness, but sometimes, the best things don't need to be reinvented.
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"Next year, everyone will be looking for newness," Dana Telsey, Telsey Advisory Group CEO, told CNBC.
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Better to consider their purpose deeply rather than replace them in a callow attempt at newness.
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This was more about, 'How do we come together to do this again without the newness?
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C. Penney is mainly a fashion destination, but fashion is not about fabric, it's about newness.
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Unlike many of Chicago's hotels set in rehabbed historical buildings, I love the newness of Loews.
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And the hope would be these "newness" initiatives can give Kohl's a needed boost to sales.
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But Gass said Kohl's expects that the "newness" coming to stores will help turn things around.
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"I wanted to kind of infuse some newness and some freshness to this record," Turner tells PEOPLE.
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Merely commenting on the existence of sexting, or the newness of digital intimacy, is no longer enough.
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And if you're like a lot of recent graduates, you're craving some structure amid all the newness.
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For those at the career fair, this newness produced both genuine excitement and a dose of wariness.
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Thankfully, all the newness is couched in the elements that make Insecure the authentic show we love.
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Newness is really not a clear thesis about the impact of dating apps on romance and love.
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The modem was slow by today's standards, but the newness of it all was an adrenaline rush.
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"We wanted to create more newness in the stores and consistent updates in the store," Black says.
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That community has an understanding about paying homage, but they demand newness, and that's what I love.
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Our relationship was open; still, I wondered if it could withstand the newness I was looking for.
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Despite its newness (Vasquiat celebrated its one-year anniversary in November), brands were quick to catch on.
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If newness is important to you, you can get those same specs in the current iMac model.
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But we should not exaggerate its newness, misunderstand its cause or promote cures worse than the disease.
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Their newness was apparent in everything from the recreational — where was the best nail salon in Albany?
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It's the newness that gives us that unique dopamine surge as opposed to the goodness of the thing.
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But as it moved from newness to permanence, he felt beamingly sure that Parisians would agree with him.
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WE'VE WORKED ACROSS OUR ENTIRE VENDOR COMMUNITY TO MAKE SURE WE ARE BRINGING GREAT NEWNESS TO THAT CATEGORY.
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" By the time that the audience reached their seats, many had experienced the darker side of that "newness.
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At least, testing out all the newness serves as a distraction while we wait for that warm weather.
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AND THE FRESHNESS AND NEWNESS THAT ONE BRINGS AND ONE HAS TO WEIGH THOSE THINGS AGAINST EACH OTHER.
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So choose excitement, choose newness, and listen to "Fat Duck" up above as you wait for Your Dog.
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For this reason, resistance to moving somewhere new can seem to be just resistance to newness as such.
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"There's so much to that and I think that there's a newness to our entire house," Harding said.
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So, get your virtual shopping carts ready, because there's a lot of exciting newness in the slides ahead.
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This poor Kaiser in shitty fucking Daly City has none of the shiny newness of the SF ones.
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Newness, by the old guard of indie, appears to just mean it's new and not necessarily ground breaking.
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We are too close to say and too immersed in the exciting newness of their music to care.
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For now, Ms. Chua and her family are just enjoying the newness of the brunch menu, she said.
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It also faces competition from upstart brands that appeal to the younger generation's focus on health and newness.
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In the newness of the administration, the constant need to tend to internal dynamics has been a distraction.
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Freshman year can excite with newness, but it's as sophomores that people tend to come into their own.
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Fashion review Proenza Schouler invents a garment, Helmut Lang returns (again) and the search for newness goes on.
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But for the extra-newness marketing juice alone, I'm now assuming iPhone 7 will be this year's name.
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Screenshot: GizmodoLike an alternate universe, Schulz's web app hides everything but the accounts you follow, ordered by reverse-newness.
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It is possible that they did and that attendance is indeed falling off as the sheen of newness fades.
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As Phil would explain later, a lot of the newness comes from improvements to the sensor and image processor.
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Now that the newness is gone, the flaws in the season two's writing are more flagrant and less forgivable.
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To get to a freeing newness, we need bold, confrontational innovations and not just the exhibitions we're used to.
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"Nuuly is perfect for women who want newness in their wardrobes, but don't want to be wasteful," she said.
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The first thing someone who comes to buy something asks is "What's new?" because fashion is all about newness.
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In an industry whose catalyst is relentless novelty and perpetual newness, this zealous reverence for bygone fashions seems incongruous.
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I wanted to say thank you for allowing me the room to find my place in all this newness.
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A former Beijing embassy official suggested that the relative newness of the political staff may be one complicating factor.
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Awards coverage website The Golden Derby also noted that Apple had a slight advantage because of its overall newness.
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Phantom Station is not a band; it's an opportunity for him to embrace his proclivity for newness and change.
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SC: You're right that newness is part of the aesthetic effect of much of the art in the exhibition.
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Given the relative newness of this space, any little bit of a leg up on the competition will surely help.
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Also, in the wake of last week's Spotify acquisition of Anchor and Gimlet, podcasts are, once again, the hot newness.
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Newness first premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January and will be available exclusively on iTunes starting November 3.
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Newness has been a big part of the draw, and sticking around once relationships settle down may have been tough.
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Aside from the ick factor of inserting a cup inside your vagina, our culture of newness encourages disposal over reuse.
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For the antsy, there's a public beta starting today, so you can start getting used to all the newness now.
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And by virtue of his newness as a phenomenon, he is able to withstand what could otherwise be withering scrutiny.
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However, I would ask a simple question: has all the newness of our code ultimately improved the end-user experience?
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Given the newness of the market for artificially intelligent home gadgets, Google has plenty of time to close the gap.
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For a few months' or even a few nights' work, a restaurant can refresh its aura of newness and relevance.
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You already know that I was mistaken, and as my newness gradually wore off, I came to understand that too.
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Mr. Cutler The challenge after we got married was: How do you keep it going when the newness wears off?
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The model's newness makes it difficult to make meaningful comparisons with more established planes that have flown millions of times.
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In 2017, "Newness" brought matters back to the present, critiquing the Tinder-driven dating life with splashy but mixed results.
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" Perhaps it was the night's host Alicia Keys who put it best during her opening remarks: "It's time for newness.
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This minimizes inventory waste and allows for constantly fresh items at a time when consumer appetite for newness is soaring.
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But how do they reconcile their desire to be more sustainable with jobs that revolve around indulgence, disposability, and newness?
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I think this presents an interesting issue, because these artworks were initially celebrated for the sense of newness they radiated.
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There's this demand to see complete newness from designers every season, and now consumers are already bored of what's in store.
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To throw some newness into your repertoire, we've rounded up six standout trends that'll take your arsenal to the next level.
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Indeed, in theory, anyone with the right mix of "optimal newness", wide reach and repeated exposure can get their lucky break.
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Whether those changes are positive or negative are of secondary value — what matters is the newness and intimacy of the experience.
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This design change was made to accommodate wireless charging — and to also help give the phone the appearance of newness (jk).
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I tell her how scared I am of the future and all the unknowns, about how the newness feels so heavy.
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A third of the way in, Newness explicitly argues that dating apps have ruined romance, or made long-term love impossible.
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It also evokes the newness and renegotiation of power that came with the technological shifts and rise of women in politics.
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Perhaps the writing was like this in season one, too, but the newness and surprise of Daredevil smoothed over any gaps.
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So check out the slides ahead for a sneak peek on all the newness coming to a beauty aisle near you.
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But just as our emotions were leveling out after all the newness, Rihanna announced an entire new collection for the holidays.
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When Katy Perry took the stage at the Grammy's last night, she dropped enough newness to keep people talking for days.
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Check out all the awesome newness available at Target right now below and get ready to get shopping before it's gone!
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I'M NOT SURE WHETHER COMFORT IS GOOD OR BAD BECAUSE I THINK IN THE FRESHNESS AND NEWNESS, YOU HAVE DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES.
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We're denying the right to wander and to experience newness as a species, and that is dangerous, it seems to me.
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A significant movie restoration not only can return a film's patina of newness but its place in film history as well.
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"Richard's paintings had a breathiness and color and a kind of newness absolutely separate from Pop Art," Mr. Bellamy once said.
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On Tuesday, investment firm Jefferies reiterated its "buy" rating on Snap stock, saying the company continues to beat Facebook in newness.
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In a life that delivered so much chaotic, frenetic newness and upheaval, rice was the comforting glue that held things together.
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So, sit back, pour yourself a cup of (iced) tea, and get ready, because there's a ton of exciting newness, ahead.
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Over and over, I scanned every inch of the page, taking in the newness of who the internet said I was.
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From easy-to-use magnetic lashes to bouncy moisturizers, check out all the newness coming to Ulta Beauty in September, ahead.
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Meredith Kelly, the communications director for the D.C.C.C., told me that Jones's and Allred's newness to politics could prove hugely appealing.
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But then, when the groom knelt on one knee and proposed, she was overwhelmed with a sense of newness and joy.
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She told me she had been frustrated with her design process and she thought it was hindering her pursuit of newness.
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"The heart and soul of pop is newness, excitement, innovation," said Mr. Antonoff, a spirited, zealous talker who rarely stops fidgeting.
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Battery consumption will likely return to less drastic levels once the system is firmly in place and the initial newness wears off.
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"There wasn't enough room to get 2017 toys into the stores, and the toy trade is driven by newness," the spokesperson added.
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So much newness means older neighbourhood joints are harder to come by, which makes Walter Foods a diamond in the gentrified rough.
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Keep clicking to see the newness you should be adding to your grocery list before you hit up Whole Foods this weekend.
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Novelty, after all, can lose its sheen of exciting newness almost as quickly as it grabbed people's attention in the first place.
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Before you argue the not-so-newness of this particular style of knits, take a look at these game-changing upgrades ahead.
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Click on for all the Zara newness your heart (and cart) could possible want, and some styling tips while you're at it.
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Website: ChicNovaDescription: ChicNova is also Hong Kong-based and updates its stock every week, so there's never a shortage of affordable newness.
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You can feel that weight most anywhere throughout the world — especially, I suspect, if you're used to the newness of American buildings.
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That fusion sounds odd — in fact, it was less about fusing than juxtaposing, like bricolage, as a way of leading to newness.
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That newness and that energy to push to make things, and to get what you want—it's always beneficial to be here.
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The newness of these latest revelations about King means that House Republicans almost certainly haven't decided what they should do about King.
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Consumers are craving newness and optimism, which is exactly what these designers are serving up on a brightly colored, crystal-embellished platter.
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If you didn't get your hands on all the exclusive product in L.A., don't worry; Sephora has even more newness in store.
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We fell asleep drooling toothlessly onto each other, the newness of the bright cold world no longer frightening, because we were together.
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Walmart also blamed a lack of newness in gaming for poor sales and said it didn't have the right assortment in apparel.
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Here, in the newness of life, we discover a concentrated form of the drama of existence in which we are all entangled.
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He loves unknown faces in films, especially in terms of how they allow you to be drawn into the newness of a character.
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" On pot stocks: "I haven't looked at [cannabis companies], but if you look at every market boom, one of the ingredients is newness.
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The bitter truth of a crumbling retail market and the insurmountable demands for newness has been something of a shock to the system.
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Newness is both very serious and very much a Tinder movie, although the dating app on-screen is a fake one called Winx.
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Fashion by definition is about change and newness, but 2017 was a year particularly marked by significant upheaval, launches, closures, and industry moves.
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Here's how the Washington Post's Dave Weigel summed up the disconnect between the oldness of the news and the newness of the outrage.
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"I understand there's a newness, and a lack of trust, and a cultural divide," Virga said in his closing remarks, promising further dialogue.
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Inspired by the hip hop scene he was exposed to in the early 80s, he mentions the feelings of newness, inventiveness, and intimacy.
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Their newness may have had an impact on how quickly the team called for support and the way evacuations were conducted, Warren said.
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A lot of this could be down to the newness of the site, with norms still being established, according to CEO Ned Scott.
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But aside from a few truly disturbing moments, the newness of the material the series advertises feels all-in-all a bit overstated.
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It's excellent news as the summer, the season of nostalgia but also of newness, sprawls out before us, begging to be soundtracked. 1.
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Down from the derelict palace and across from an empty field, Biblioteca de Marvila's sparse concrete expanse stands out only for its newness.
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Buttigieg has long acknowledged his deficiencies with black voters, though he and his allies attribute it to his newness on the national scene.
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"Because of the newness of the rule, we weren't recommending anyone do this until there was more guidance from the IRS," he said.
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Much like the natural wines that dominate their lists, this crop of restaurants has a lot of potential, and plenty of intrigue and newness.
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Newness is a modern love story, where selfies and LTE play a role, but its sweet, wildly optimistic final minutes are something else entirely.
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Now imagine years of this as the newness wears off and you have to figure out how to interact as two long-term partners.
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For Wilson, whatever perception of newness we have about her sound, she believes, comes from the lyrical content that fits nicely with the form.
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Chief Executive Officer Victor Luis blamed a lack of newness in some Kate Spade satchels and heavy discounts from competing brands for the drop.
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A person of Southern belle charm and limitless faith in the power of community, Ms. Moorman was, above all, a celebrant of disruptive newness.
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"The past that obsessed him hid from him the awful newness of the event that he was living," Mr. Finkielkraut said at the ceremony.
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After the success of the brand's latest launch (100 shades of Vice lipstick), we're beyond excited to get our hands on any additional newness.
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In front of the station stood a statue of Mullah Uthman al-Mosuli, the only thing gleaming, as if its newness mocked its surroundings.
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There was a newness, sometimes even a rawness to this part of town, with its skinny saplings here and there staked against the wind.
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As is the case with her father, Ms. Trump's newness to Washington and preference for straight-ahead business negotiations can result in painful collisions.
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Analysts also point to an overall "lack of newness" in toys this past holiday season that likely weighed on many companies, not only Target.
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Like sparring partners, the pair have the scope to challenge and entertain each other, building a whole set of newness from their various visions.
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If you're like us, the itch for newness is already creeping up, and a hair refresh is one of the best ways to scratch it.
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In the previous four Unpacked events, the company spent anywhere between five to seven minutes talking about the newness of the cameras on its smartphones.
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He told NK News that curiosity and the newness of the region could lure many visitors to both North and South Korea in the future.
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Ever since the Newness trailer came out last month, I've been referring to it as the "very serious Tinder movie," and waiting for it impatiently.
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It's a mix of nostalgia and newness, the "science of popularity" Derek Thompson describes in Hit Makers — just applied to technology instead of pop music.
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That being said, we'll preface this slideshow with a friendly warning: It's hard to resist the newness ahead — especially if you love all things glowy.
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In its new collections the company said it was trying to address the problem of a perceived lack of "newness" in its products in stores.
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The D.E.A. said the relative newness of fentanyl abuse means that law enforcement officials are seeing the early indications of the trend on the ground.
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The HTC Bolt (aka HTC 10 Evo outside of the U.S.) and OnePlus 3T's relative newness might account for the low number of active users.
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That sense of newness was central to Snowflakes, but the glee that he took in these boundless possibilities is what made it stick for me.
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If you haven't been following the enterprise space of late, you may well have missed the memo that collaborative white boards are the hot newness.
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The company says that the app has been downloaded more than 600,000 times across both iOS and Android — a decent-sized number, given VR's newness.
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Working with such an Old World institution may seem at odds with Gallacher's anarchic tastes, but the project appeals to his infinite appetite for newness.
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The connecting thread in the images is newness — a new landscape being experienced by people new to the terrain, with little investment in Brooklyn's past.
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I know I'm not alone in thinking that the relative newness of hordes of cyclists in my city is a big part of the problem.
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As much as we live for a good drugstore find, there's no denying the love affair we have with something as luxe as Chanel's newness.
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Despite solid holiday performance and "product newness" driving sales at the athletic apparel retailer, Citi analyst Paul Lejuez downgraded shares of Lululemon to neutral Tuesday.
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For now, Tesla is selling some high-performing versions of its vehicles, but it lacks a car that competes with Taycan on newness and sizzle.
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Ms. Kawakubo's designs are outrageous, radical and beautiful, united in their variety by the wild extremity of her commitment to creating newness at every outing.
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Also, as you move towards your goals, you are going have to deal with the uncertainty inherent in newness, says Robbins and that will be hard.
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It's got just enough newness to be better than last year's Galaxy S8 model, but it is ultimately not *that* different from what came before it.
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Karen had been the one to give me the skills to cope with what was coming next: The disorienting newness of yet another stage in life.
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And when she decides to move on, you see her just take this burst, and move forth in all the awkward, painful newness that adolescence is.
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Given the intense influence of a new supermoon, that sense of newness and potential may prompt you to make plans for major moves in your life.
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Newness would be boring if not for the fact that the parameters of an open relationship aren't the only thing threatening to blow this relationship up.
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I think the combination of newness and high-performing formulations with a bent towards natural is what ends up really driving the global beauty industry forward.
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But given the relative newness of this model to India and the size of the addressable market, this opportunity looks like a solid one to us.
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But Gap brand's assortment continues to look boring, with little effort being made to create newness, Neil Saunders, managing director of GlobalData Retail, said on Thursday.
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More likely, the high "don't know" number for Kind bars reflects the newness of the brand; not every American, and not every nutritionist, has eaten one.
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This clever device made by Newness, and available on Amazon, allows you to cut your apple into eight neat slices by simply pressing down on it.
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"We learned that the idea of newness for the consumer [in] physical retail is really attractive to our customer and to our brand partners," he added.
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Despite Kirkpatrick's newness to the region, his bureau was out front in reporting how the military manipulated the activists into laying the groundwork for a coup.
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Although it has a reputation for being different just for the sake of being different, rebellious Uranus loves newness, trying stuff out, and being future-thinking.
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It's okay to start looking for a change just for the sake of it, to challenge yourself, experience something new, and inevitably grow from that newness.
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So, when you purge your products to make room for the 2019 newness, here are 10 things you should toss away — and fun alternatives to use instead.
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" She continues, "It was incredible and an amazing experience, but what I did not anticipate was in-store marketing costs, the need for newness and the pace.
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In case you're looking to replace some of your empties during spring cleaning, we're sharing the beauty newness that we loved in the month of April, ahead.
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The newness is in the "how" of its daily use, the ways it helps us do things better or more efficiently, not the "what" of its features.
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It may sound like bribery, but these can be small things, hand-me-downs or thrift store finds; the newness is the novelty, not the amount spent.
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Popstars in waiting often write about the newness of it all, the dazzle and the sparkle; Shaw, on the other hand, just wants to feel normal again.
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"I live in the city of Toronto and I, too, have concerns," he said, adding that there was a "newness" to what the city was going through.
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LC: You always want to have newness, but you also want to be there for your loyal customer and continue to deliver the pieces she's looking for.
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The risk of such a strategy is that engaging many different, powerful voices, with different perspectives on a brand will create not just newness but also confusion.
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In certain instances, the conservator will protect an image's over-all compositional effect while also seeking to acknowledge the newness, the falseness, of what she has done.
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This Toys R Us was successful because it combined both of these aspects — nostalgia and newness — something Tru Kids CEO Richard Barry said was an intentional blend.
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And as much as the audience, perhaps, was shocked or a little bit confused by the newness of it, I suppose I was a bit as well.
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At the same time, even as Burhanoğlu looks for economic and institutional support for performance art in Turkey, she savors the present atmosphere of possibility and newness.
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While McMansions aren't necessarily losing favor in Rochester Hills, MI, some of the drop in value could be due to the fact that the home lost its newness.
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He said his company's focus on software and newness to the market means he has everything to gain and little to lose from a shift to ride sharing.
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Implicit in Rubio's attacks on Obama is that Americans have good reason to be fatigued by a leader whose chief assets as a candidate were newness and vivacity.
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And when Tom and I started dating, I think the newness of it was just so exciting, I kind of just didn't hear it in my own head.
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On top of that, Dirix points out, fashion relies on newness in order to sell; successful styles are often those that feel fresh relative to what came before.
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After a "merchandising misstep" in the first quarter of the year, Stiefel said the company should be able to bring in "newness" and innovation to excite customers again.
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I didn't notice it when the space was filled with people, but now, the wood smell, in particular, stands out, reminding me of the newness of this space.
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Trump, 70, who has never held elected office, often boasts on the campaign trail his relative newness to politics, appealing to voters disillusioned by the current political climate.
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Newness is the obsession of Dior — perhaps because the house's designers are forever trying to replicate the seismic, once-in-a-lifetime shift that Monsieur Dior once achieved.
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It's nowhere near mainstream due to its newness, device costs, and a general lack of content that could help encourage consumer adoption for entertainment purposes outside of gaming.
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I recall hungering at that age for the newness and power of adulthood, but nonetheless feeling like a child who needed protecting—and being ashamed of both sentiments.
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With so much newness happening so quickly, it's easy to forget about taking a step back and considering the ways our shopping behaviors impact the lives of women.
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Thus, a sartorial conflict emerges when we find ourselves wanting a fall-ready outfit that incorporates newness, but can't bear to leave the ol' faithful noir leggies behind.
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Rather than emphasize the buildings' newness, however, the architect Thomas Juul-Hansen muted it, softening their clean, contemporary lines with prewar touches like Juliet balconies and terraced setbacks.
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I've often wondered if the trade-off for growing up in the relative newness and freshness of the West Coast was befuddlement when it comes to historical preservation.
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Through a red curtain, plush armchairs and clustered couches create an air of cultivated intimacy, though the bar's newness betrays itself in the glare of the silvered ceiling.
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As a developmental psychologist, I find it plausible that the impact of social media in particular could be a factor, given its newness and prevalence in our lives.
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There are at least two natural, but equally flawed, responses to this announcement: constantly seek out newness or look for a stable, deeper meaning to your existing routine.
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With the genre edging ever closer to ubiquity (at least here in Brooklyn), recording and appreciating its history has suddenly become as important as basking in its newness.
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The paradoxical hunger for nonstop novelty and the compulsive re-creation of newness, propelled by modern capitalism, represent transcendent urges that could be tapped for subversive, collectivist action.
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You, the new guy, with the stink of newness on you, an alien seed in a place of otherwise calm, need to make that new chair your own.
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The forms are pristine and polished, the graphic images precise and mirrored, and they are all bathed in the illusion of newness that makes them particularly attractive for consumption.
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I am as guilty as the next beauty addict in being drawn to newness, and the promise of the next elusive how-did-I-ever-live-without-this product.
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Fans expect to see a story play out in front of their eyes like it did in their head, but they still want some sense of newness and wonder.
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Fitch views ivari's strategic importance as 'important' because of its relatively small size compared with the group as a whole, its different branding and its newness to the organization.
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Traders said there was not a fundamental reason for the decline in stocks following the services PMI given the light trade volume and the relative newness of the indicator.
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Once all the shiny newness wears off, can the S10's still hold their own against the aggressive onslaught from Chinese phone makers like OnePlus, Huawei, Oppo, and Vivo?
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"It's hard to capture lightning in a bottle twice, and it was that whole newness of it, the unknown quantity that played into the charm of it," he said.
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Despite its newness, many of the world's highest-ranking eating competitors, including Carmen Cincotti and Gideon Oji — numbers two and six, respectively — have turned up for the Maryland event.
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Celebrities are infusing the otherwise stale design landscape with a much-needed newness, Mr. Pelaez said, so he came to Mr. Richie's house already intent on sealing the deal.
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But there are just as many signs of newness, of a New York neighborhood regenerating itself, fueled by the constant churn of culture and values imported by recent arrivals.
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Many of us eat "new fruits" — New York City groceries stock up on lychees and star fruits and pomegranates in anticipation — to, yes, celebrate the newness of the year.
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Even Spinraza's newness — the sense that those who sign on are being guinea pigs — wouldn't stop me if I were hankering for a medical solution to my life's complications.
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"Ulta is well positioned to help cultivate and capture this percolating wave of newness and innovation, a dynamic that should support continued comp strength for at least a while."
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This "chaos" kept the public's focus on the newness of the product instead of whether or not the latest iPhone was actually better than the previous one, says Pfeffer.
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Mr. de Blasio took pains to stress the newness of the plan, while at the same time disputing the notion that his administration had come late to the issue.
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Newness in art held precedence for Davis in all weather, and, like other leftist painters of the time, he adopted the belief that artistic progress is somehow inherently revolutionary.
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When Mr. Trump took office, Ms. Newman was a familiar face for the president in a sea of newness, and she enjoyed relatively easy access to the Oval Office.
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Newness is a part of abstract art (beyond the '60s) perhaps because it is so often tied up with attempts to create an entirely unknown — and therefore "new" — thing.
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As for that broader experience, the debate about what dating apps have or haven't changed about love has already been raging for years, and Newness doesn't add much to it.
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So, if you're in need of a product upgrade — or want to put those holiday gift cards to use — we've rounded up all the newness you can anticipate in January.
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Plus, there's even more newness from Klorane, dpHue, IGK, and Verb, all catering to color-treated hair, allowing for more guilt-free time in the sun and fewer salon appointments.
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Some of his doubts were logical: the newness of the system, and the too-swift passage of the message through the 30 layers of verification he had set up himself.
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Her particular fountain of youth isn't a fresh pressed turmeric juice or any other trendy potion; it's an abiding quest for newness, adventure...and a life of what could be.
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TikTok's newness — and unique use case — are likely helping drive young creators to the platform, and I think that impressive base of creators will allow it to eventually threaten YouTube.
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Despite the absence of sexual recombination, which shuffles the genetic deck in a population and offers new combinations of genes, these rotifers have managed to find newness by other means.
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Compounding Meyerism's relative newness is the way Goldberg sets many of The Path's scenes at lengthy religious ceremonies, which crawl along, not really advancing the story or anything like that.
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Every preview of tonight's show commented on Boy in da Corner's persevering newness, marveling at a record that sounded as thrillingly futuristic back then as it does listening through now.
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Regardless of condition, a sense of newness is going to differ substantially when an object is fresh out of the studio to when it is re-displayed six decades later.
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And the newness of Nordic cuisine is enough to drive a trove of chefs from San Francisco and Norway and New York and the remote world-renowned restaurant Fäviken, to Seattle.
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"These cities felt slightly surreal and almost uncanny," Caemmerer says, "which I think is a product of both the newness of these places and the relative lack of people within them."
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The newer items are put near the entrance of the store to grab the attention of customers, as after all, they are in the business of selling newness, another employee says.
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The British actor stars alongside Spanish-born Laia Costa in Newness — a sexy tale about a romance that gets complicated when the couple decides to explore their desires towards other people.
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You can probably already guess every key point on the arc of Newness, which follows Gabi and Martin as they experiment with their relationship — happily, then not-so-happily, then angrily.
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Teresa Jacobs, the mayor of Orange County, who is a Republican, said that newness, along with the lack of a single dominant group — plus nonpartisan elections — have pushed Orlando toward tolerance.
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"We think there's a need for newness and uniqueness to continue to excite our customers as the days of cookie-cutter malls are long gone," PREIT spokeswoman Heather Crowell told CNBC.
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But the relative newness of the anti-trafficking field, combined with the crime's murky origins, ties to international business, and inherent cultural complexities add up to a challenging set of problems.
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"Booksmart" carefully and masterfully encapsulates all of the energy of a typical coming of age story, but infuses it with enough newness for it to feel special all on its own.
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It's my hope that Logan can help spur that newness, that freshness, and provide a roadmap for how to approach a familiar conceptual framework without repeating the same ideas over again.
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That drive for newness is a big part of what made his passing so heartbreaking, but over the last few years, protegé DJ Taye has established himself as a worthy successor.
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In his recent book The New Analog, Damon Krukowski traces the history of musical recording and distribution, demystifying the "newness" of digital as well as the "authenticity" (and obsolescence) of analog.
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"I'd been savoring the newness of what I knew was going to be a great relationship, and that kiss was everything I thought it was going to be," Ms. Wolfe said.
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"Given the way that fashion industry pushes out new product, there is also an element of newness and seasonality that is really consistent with how people express themselves" on the platform.
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Typically, they would be managed at the field level, although given the newness of the regulations, I would think there would have been some communication to D.C. if any were granted.
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"Steve and his team move fast and furiously to create and bring newness to the market," says Kristin Frossmo, Nordstrom's executive vice president and general merchandise manager of its shoe division.
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"From the ongoing popularity of athleisure to the high demand for cosmetic and beauty, brands can fuel sales if they can deliver newness," Dana Telsey, CEO of Telsey Advisory Group, told investors.
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The site's informal society grew out of its relative newness and the shared collective experience of adjusting to the tricky requirements of pulling off a social media message in under six seconds.
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A whole new set of gym gear can turn your new-year workout mindset from avoid at all costs to somewhat exciting — that is, until the newness of it all wears off.
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Their clothes also don't change much from season to season, which is breaking another rule: that of perpetual change, of fashion simulating newness purely by its contrast with that which came before.
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Part of the reason is because TikTok is relatively new, it&aposs only been around properly for one or two years, and so there&aposs a kind of natural newness bias there.
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"There is this endless hunger in fashion for newness and what's the next thing, and Apple and Silicon Valley really promises that," said Mimma Viglezio, the editor of the digital platform ShowStudio.
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As the audience rose and prepared to face the rain, one couldn't help but think: for an industry whose raison d'être is an obsession with newness, the awards event scheduled for Dec.
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Some boxes of cartridges have been found in plain sight — a reflection, perhaps, of the relative newness of efforts to crack down on THC cartridges and of states' differing laws on marijuana.
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To be in the company of a tortoise is to be reminded — instantly, inarticulably — of the oldness of the world and the newness of us (humans, specifically, but also mammals in general).
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"We've stabilized this region ... And we clearly see that when we're providing newness into the channels, it works really well for us," Chief Operating Officer Patrik Frisk said on a post-earnings call.
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However, if Macy's thinks the problem with retail is the lack of newness, excitement of selection, a slowing consumer or a strong dollar — it won't be able to return to the glory days.
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Since then we've been itching to get our hands on even more newness, and lucky for us, our prayers were answered — and the brand is using tonight's Academy Awards to handle the promotion.
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While we don't see a whole lot of newness here in terms of settings or characters, we do get a little better idea of just how high-tech this outfit is gonna be.
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These companies' web design has a lot to do with this illusion of newness—sexy front-end design signals trustworthiness and hints that there is something technologically impressive happening on the back end.
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Clinton for the Democratic nomination in large part by appealing to young people and minorities who had never participated in presidential elections but were inspired by his hopeful message and newness to politics.
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The example is frequently brought up by Arizona State University marketing professor Robert Cialdini, an expert on persuasion, who says that the approach helped downplay the newness of the device on the market.
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Trump's newness means his relationship with Democrats and even some Republicans is still developing, although the president has expressed his hope for bipartisan policies on issues like health care, immigration and school choice.
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But missing from her vision, as eager to absorb the overwhelming newness of the place as she was, were Hawaii's true nobility: the hundreds upon hundreds of native species that exist nowhere else.
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Newness, which debuted at Sundance in January and was picked up by Netflix in June, is about the early days of a relationship between 20-somethings Martin (Nicholas Hoult) and Gabi (Victoria's Laia Costa).
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Over the last few months, we've tested so many new releases — some winners and others duds — but it's time to part ways with the things we don't need and make room for the newness.
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From brand-new innovations, like a fog-inspired hydrating mist, to cult classics remixed, we've rounded up the best products coming to Sephora this month, so you can see all the newness for yourself.
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According to Cioffi, consumers asked for it: "[Customers] have told us that they want more newness, more comfort, and more innovation, all the while staying true to the spirit of the brand," he said.
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"If you aren't comparing the person you meet to the person you lost – and that's a definite stage – you're not thinking about what has come before, you're just thinking about the newness," she says.
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"Our success, at least over the last several years, has allowed us to build a really strong pipeline of newness," Eric Messerschmidt, Ulta's senior vice president of marketing strategy, loyalty and CRM, told WWD.
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According to the FTC, in addition to paying out a monetary settlement, Vleisides and Drake are barred from misleading future customers about the delivery date, newness, and ability of their hardware to mine bitcoins.
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It creates a coveted job opening while at the same time adds to the turmoil that has rocked the sector over the last two years — underscoring a growth theory that prioritizes "newness" over consistency.
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Among the beauty retailer's launches are a batch of new floral scents begging to be dabbed onto exposed collarbones and wrists, Gucci's super fancy mascara, and some Drunk Elephant newness that's ripe for gifting.
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While there have been no indications that the Max 8 has a systemic problem with airspeed readings, the model's newness means any potential problem may not yet have manifested itself in other carriers' fleets.
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Jeff Cai, the general manager of the China automotive practice at J.D. Power, said that the relative newness of Chinese factories tended to balance out the limited experience and high turnover of Chinese workers.
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For all the talk from the founders about creativity and newness, nobody seems to notice that the artists occupying the space were for the most part coloring in the lines of thoroughly codified forms.
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So, the whole thing will likely go down similar to the recent Windows 10 Creators Update event in NYC, albeit with less of a focus on the hot newness in the consumer electronics hardware department.
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In what's become the Google I/O defining moment, the company kicked off the 2012 event with a series of skydivers, bikers, and climbers to debut the hot newness that was Project Glass (hindsight, etc.).
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Examiners must dig through these cryptic explanations and illustrations to not only decipher what, exactly, is at the heart of a claim, but also to determine whether the claim actually demonstrates "newness" above existing patents.
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There was something she was supposed to notice, something the forces of this mad world wanted her to perceive before she would be freed to finish her life, to experience newness every second until death.
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He is happy to be behind the wheel of his new car and rolling freely down a highway, though it is probably too late for a picnic and the car has somewhat lost its newness.
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Founded in 2000, the company has encountered "sales execution challenges in the North America resulting from the newness of our sales organization, as well as macro issues in Latin America and the U.K," said Xie.
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I'm such a fan of clothing swapping, and trading with friends, because it's an eco-friendly (and wallet friendly!) way to satiate the desire for newness and freshness with your wardrobe that every woman feels.
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But before we put out a call for newness to the storied French fashion house, you're better off asking yourself if there's anything left to learn about the institution and the city that made it.
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A pervasive inspiration for me throughout my entire life is newness— not hip, trendy things that are happening now—but things that feel alien, things that are completely different than your normal frame of mind.
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It's way more fun than a paint app ought to be But the newness of virtual reality makes playing around in Tilt Brush a magical experience that's unlike any game or app you've tried before.
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Strip away the newness and novelty of the technological tactics and you find the same old machinations of military and capitalist power, which no plucky hacktivist can disrupt without risking their life, freedom and reputation.
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"It's a healthy speed bump that will remind people of the newness of the space, and inherent volatility that goes with it," said Chris Burniske, author of the book "Cryptoassets," which is about virtual currencies.
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That she fell in love with Mnuchin ("he's ice, I'm fire," she tells ELLE), brings her through a fourth dimension of sorts, a place of newness previously unfamiliar to Linton, an actress and film producer.
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The leadership's top-down campaign relied on grass-roots mobilization, and the very newness and isolation of Zuoling proved to be a weakness, depriving residents of food supplies, medical care and labor during crucial weeks.
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The model for this kind of cooking is built on newness and creativity — Australia is playing with an entirely new palette of flavors in the form of native ingredients (new to non-Indigenous cooks, that is).
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Technology's constant "newness" is awesome, but the never-ending churn of annual improvements means that a year or two after you buy something (if that), it's "old" or "outdated" and everybody longs for the newest model.
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I get a sense that many longtime players want to feel the newness of the original game when it may be impossible to re-create such a feeling with what is, at its core, a sequel.
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A giant synthesizer on stage was like in WWE when John Cena walks on—the crowd was so excited to hear synthesizer bleeps, not just because of the technique but because of the newness of it.
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And while it is undeniable that VR is capable of showing things in entirely new and visceral ways, as several speakers at Versions suggested, it's crucial to take stock of this newness with responsibility, even care.
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But despite his relative newness to the extreme activity, he and a group of four friends just succeeded in becoming the first Brits believed to have ever freedived in the most foreboding environment on Earth: Antarctica.
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"They're looking for the newness and the innovation, and we're putting together plans with Apple and our merchandising teams to make sure we're ready to take advantage of that in the back half of the year."
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The company tried out some collaborations in Japan (a region that Erika Gabrielli, Teva's senior director of global marketing, described as "hungry and looking for newness") before making fashion partnerships a bigger part of its strategy.
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Partly it's because pundits are bored with conventional policy discussion – and/or don't want to be bothered learning enough to understand actually existing policy issues, preferring sparkly new stuff they can praise simply for its newness.
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"We are encouraged by Kohl's prudent strategies to win over a younger generation of shoppers by focusing on providing newness through products, partnerships and experiences," Cowen & Co. analyst Oliver Chen said in a note to clients.
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You also have emerging areas like blockchain and AR and VR that aren't mainstream and it's not obvious when they'll bust into the market in a big way but that stand to drive new waves of newness.
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Some of it is banal and structural—Sanders has been caught in a plateau for much of the race and the media's bias in favor of newness and a compelling narrative framework has not served Sanders well.
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There are other times where folks get caught up in the media and the newness and the shininess and the not understanding the technology itself, and they miss out on the actual core of what's happening here.
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The company declines to say how many users have actually signed up for YouTube TV. Data from various third-party firms, though, has indicated that YouTube TV is doing fairly well, considering its newness and the crowded market.
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So, when there's so much newness to discover in the beauty world and most that is better left untested (mascara "foundation" seems one step too far), which are the truly transformative products that are well worth the investment?
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"'Diznee''s a circular frenetic reality of running hard and blind into the next phase of newness, sometimes more brutal, and sometimes a warm and nervous turtle, claws up towards a volatile bubble, living my dream," explains Birgy.
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"Now how's that for some real newness," said Matías Duarte, Palm's senior director of human interface and user experience, with a pretty sizable smirk on his face as he wrapped up that part of the Pre's CES demo.
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Because of the newness of the disease, there may be risks that aren't well understood even as it spreads, Dr. van Dis said, adding that doctors can still have an impact while treating patients by phone or video.
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It has become a stand-in for the constant need for newness driven by technology and 24-hour communication; a nod to the need to speed deliveries and communications, to systematically rethink the interface between customer and company.
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He explained that while people around the world may have built up an immunity to the flu over time, the newness of the COVID-19 meant no one yet has immunity and more people are susceptible to infection.
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The full calendar is enough to make you giddy with excitement, but there's even more good news: This year, Ulta is "focusing on newness" by dropping hundreds of never-before-seen launches throughout the 21 Days of Beauty period.
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A recent movie by Drake Doremus, Newness, which was released in November 2017, is one of the few works of pop culture to explore the formation of a relationship that grows from a late-night, dating app-facilitated hookup.
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This week's "solid print is evidence that continued investments in product newness, store remodels, and fulfillment are bearing fruit with the market clearly rewarding Target ... for recent success," Jefferies analyst Christopher Mandeville said in a note to clients Wednesday.
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They make Newness into an enjoyable, well-acted, beautifully written, but ultimately very small movie, divorced completely from the question of whether dating apps have had any specific impact on our ability to fall in or out of love.
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To celebrate all the newness in stores now — and, let's be honest, soften the blow of shorter days and colder weather — the R29 beauty team has rounded up our absolute favorite products that we tried over the past month.
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But that's OK. We may not have the same excitement over the "shiny newness" of the hardware options, but the devices we do have are becoming more important to us, penetrating more deeply into the fabric of our lives.
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The prequels are a gumbo soup of misplaced reverence (Jar Jar's minstrelsy, "the origins of x," podracing) and violent newness (midichlorians, CGI clusterfucks, "Yarael Poof") and exemplify just how cooked things can get when you whiff the balancing act.
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Part of that newness was the story: A toxic bachelor named Bobby, turning 20043, is forced by the five couples who are his best friends, as well as three women he's dating, to rethink his reflexive antipathy toward marriage.
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My first week at Andover, dazed by its glamour and newness, I fought my way to the financial aid office to pick up the laptop; I sent my mom a photo of me grinning and clutching the cardboard box.
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The dress itself may seem like an update to viral gowns past (see: the mullet dress, the leg veil), but it was designed with just enough newness that its potential to be bought and sold en masse is pretty obvious.
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Sure, each change of season brings that feeling of newness and the anticipation of breaking out pieces you only get to wear for a few dedicated months of the year (think: a jacket, for winter, or a bathing suit, for summer).
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Now, I've had mixed experiences with treatments and products based off this ancient set of beliefs in the past — and no, I am not a fan of oil pulling — but I gave it a go for the sake of newness.
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Part of the issue was the newness of the technology; part of it was scale: The experiment was limited to the residents of Santa Cruz, California at the time, in part because the developer of the pizza-delivery technology was SCO.
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"For an industry obsessed with newness and the latest trends, the fashion system is surprisingly old fashioned," says Clare Press, the author of Wardrobe Crisis, How We Went From Sunday Best to Fast Fashion, who writes about sustainability in fashion.
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Lynk & Co — Geely's new car brand that tries to completely redefine the way we buy and use cars — gave us a glimpse of how all this newness actually looks on the road in October 2016, with its 01 SUV concept car.
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Kate Spade, the brand Tapestry bought over a year ago, did not have a special collection for the holidays and Chief Executive Officer Victor Luis blamed the 11 percent drop in the brand's comparable store sales to a "lack of newness".
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" Heather Lind, who plays Henry's wife, said that the problem of having to make the same line fresh several times a night is simply an intensified version of the stage actor's job, which is, performance to performance, "finding newness in repetition.
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Sunshine is plentiful, solar panels get cheaper by the year and demand for power is skyrocketing, but the newness of the technology, bureaucratic hurdles and investor fear of uncharted territory have held back the rollout of solar plants across Africa.
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Seemingly for no reason, Calle Fernando VI becomes Calle Mejía Lequerica, where there is all kinds of newness at sidewalk level — starting with the huge housewares emporium Batavia and the new Barceló Market, which exemplifies the revival of Madrid's neighborhood markets.
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"They have a very loyal clientele who loves the brand's aesthetic, but at the same time they continually offer newness that attracts new clients," said Erica Foland, a vice president and the divisional merchandise manager of designer jewelry at Neiman Marcus.
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The director is known for his mostly improvised, chill-inducing romantic dramas (Like Crazy, Newness, Equals) and his latest is a tender-to-the-touch look at a modern love triangle in Endings, Beginnings, which premieres Sunday at Toronto Film Festival.
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"The market is facing a 'newness imperative' as many luxury consumers — especially Chinese shoppers who buy more and more frequently — already own enough of the core pieces and staples," said Luca Solca, who heads luxury research at Exane BNP Paribas.
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After the holiday sales and seasonal releases comes all the 2019 newness, and we've had our eyes on upcoming products since last month — so we couldn't wait to try out some of the innovations, cheap thrills, and winter saviors on our lists.
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It's hard to say how much of the initial shock is due to the newness of the technology and how much is firmly entrenched in the uncanny valley, though the company told me that many attendees enjoyed the demo, strange setting and all.
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The central relationship, between Martin (Nicholas Hoult) and Gabi (Laia Costa), is tested because — a few months after moving in together — they find they still crave "that newness," and decide to redownload their dating apps so they can experiment with an open relationship.
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"It is not difficult to insure companies that hold large amounts of crypto assets, but given the newness of the asset class and the publicity some of the crypto breaches have received, applicants need to make an effort to distinguish themselves," Cain said.
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Timbaland's fingers are also on "Sauce," which is a bit of a throwaway; "Say Something," where the presence of Chris Stapleton seems to throw Timbaland out of his usual bag of tricks and force some newness out; and on the closing track.
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The press release describes Nuuly as a solution to "the paradox of a millennial's quest for constant fashion newness alongside the desire for a more sustainable lifestyle," and emphasizes the rental model's potential to ameliorate fashion's (still not very clear) environmental impact.
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While some of the stuff was Kurt's—like "Debt Of Pain," which was a holdover from his Agent Steel days—everything else was pretty much new, and that newness came from becoming closer as a band, and living together on the road.
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And unfortunately, while patenting is an important mechanism for incentivizing and rewarding invention, pharmaceutical companies have figured out how to game the system—prolonging monopolies, claiming newness where there often is none, and taking patients on a ride they can barely afford.
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Sure, Sprint's initial timeline may have been overly optimistic, but missing its target date by a couple of months ain't bad, especially considering the newness of 5G and how some carriers like AT&T still don't have any commercially available 5G coverage.
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With private brands, "we control our own destiny, we own the supply chain, we are adding newness more often in Calia ... we can do whatever we want," said Barjesteh, senior vice president of product development and global sourcing at Dick's Sporting Goods.
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"We need to reexamine and reshift the fashion cycle, the fashion calendar, and the amount of newness that gets pushed out — and the only way for this movement to grow is through shared information and collaboration, which really excites me," she says.
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We visited the Toys R Us in the Westfield Garden State Plaza mall in Paramus, New Jersey in advance of its Wednesday opening and saw a comforting blend of nostalgia and newness that might propel the brand to a long life after death.
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Now more than ever, the industry has an insatiable hunger for newness, whether it's the next must-have bag, the designer du jour, the model of-the-moment, the emerging street style aficionado, or even the incessant changeover of creative directors at legacy houses.
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There are a lot of possible factors, some weedier than others, including a 2016 film slate glutted with science fiction and fantasy, and the newness of Legendary's relationship with Universal, given that the former had just left its longtime distribution deal with Warner Bros.
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"We are working with the individual precinct chairs and the individual counties to ensure that someone actually has a smartphone," Kaufmann said, before admitting that "we're approaching this with a lot of enthusiasm and quite frankly a bit of nervousness" because of its newness.
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"We believe the new leadership will be key in accelerating the pace of product newness and innovation, as well as efforts to improve the in-store experience and drive stronger conversion amidst a challenged traffic backdrop," Jefferies & Co analyst Randal Konik said in a note.
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"There is also the fact that simple living is such a new hot topic with young people, and this is definitely a place you can do it with it being two hours from L.A." Not everyone is excited about the newness of the old Pioneertown.
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In a city of churning newness where quaint blocks often give way to glass and steel, the mansion, at 100 Clark Street, will join other similarly recreated buildings that hide in plain sight, hewn of modern materials and methods but quietly clinging to the past.
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That the newness seems to be in fact a swing to the right, and may involve a coalition with the far right populist Freedom Party, has been made palatable by the artful way Mr. Kurz used his image to make the medicine go down.
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As a longtime leader in fashion, Prada has weathered this volatility by routinely betting on innovation and newness, while simultaneously staying true to the tradition of the label as envisioned by Miuccia, who grew her family brand into the household name that it is today.
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While fall is certainly a time for newness — new arrivals in our favorite stores, new runway trends, new Biebers, and most importantly, new Timothée Chalamet releases — on the flip side, it's also a time for nesting, when we crave routine and a warm, familiar feeling.
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Its focus on expansion made it unable to invest in its supply chain, and so Forever 21 took more time to get fresh styles of clothes to market at a time when fast fashion was really picking up and shoppers were hungry for newness.
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Rather than send anything gimmicky down the catwalks (it seems we're all fatigued by the dogged cycle of newness), designers from Victoria Beckham and JW Anderson to Shrimps and Christopher Kane offered us looks we know and love, but cast through a new lens.
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Now, it is absolutely possible that the newness of this Ukraine story coupled with the wall-to-wall coverage it has received over the past 10-ish days has produced a polling bump for impeachment that, as the House Democrats' investigation drags on, will fade.
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And what's interesting is that Harris, despite her relative newness on the national stage, is already something of a known 2020 commodity; the new CNN-SSRS poll showed her in third place in a hypothetical Democratic primary race -- behind only Biden and Sanders. 1.
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"As a company we're committed to growing partnerships with limited-distribution brands to differentiate our offering, have a point of view, and create a sense of newness and discovery for customers," Kristin Frossmo, vice president and general merchandise manager for shoes at Nordstrom, told CNBC.
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Despite the newness of the piece to the market, its unusual material, and its striking similarity to a painting by Gentileschi of the same name in Berlin, no technical analysis was conducted on the piece by the National Gallery before it displayed the work.
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Rubio's electoral potential looks even more promising if you imagine him pitted against Hillary Clinton This was partly because, as Obama himself wrote in his 2006 book, his newness as a political figure let many different people imagine that he would fulfill their various hopes and aspirations.
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You're not going to want to miss all this newness, so make sure you tune in to Beats 1 right here on Saturday morning at 9 AM EST / 6 AM PST and again on Sunday night at 9 PM EST / 6 PM PST for our Noisey broadcast.
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And so it was a great year to be involved in this particular list-making because it felt like there was a lot of newness to go along with the establishment, and even the establishment people are kind of doing new things, they're being forced to.
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Of course I was excited to become a mother — to revel in my baby's newness, collect first haircut clippings and create tiny, 80's film-inspired Halloween costumes like Duckie from Pretty in Pink and Elliot from E.T. (and wow, did I follow through on this).
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SCHWARZMAN: OF MYSELF TO HELP GET THE COUNTRY THROUGH THIS PERIOD OF CHANGE WHERE THERE COULD BE A TREMENDOUS NUMBER OF GOOD THINGS AND SOME OTHER THINGS JUST BY THE SHEER VOLUME OF IT AND THE NEWNESS OF THE GROUP THAT MIGHT LOOK A LITTLE ODD.
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"It's all about continuing to drive newness," said Efraim Grinberg, chief executive of the Movado Group, which unveiled a new collection last year, Movado Edge, designed by the San Francisco-based industrial designer Yves Béhar, and introduced its first two smartwatches, Movado Motion and Movado Bold Motion.
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Dr. Frances, the psychiatrist, said the study was also problematic because it offered financial incentives only to the patients who used the web-based program — making it difficult to determine whether it was the online program, the money or just newness that temporarily increased their abstinence.
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This is part of what makes Newness feel so similar to the filmmakers' 2011 feature Like Crazy, about two people who love each other, and think their love is one-of-a-kind, and end up on opposite sides of the Atlantic Ocean, separated by a violated visa.
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In its earnings conference call on Friday, Tiffany management said it hopes to launch new products and collections in the coming months, beef up its e-commerce platform and grow global square footage while renovating older stores — a plan that focuses on "newness" and building closer relationships with consumers.
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"Promotional sales are a big no for us, as a price should be fair and representative of the work that has gone into it — though of course that means a greater degree of risk for us at a time when newness drives the global fashion business," Ms. Lintott said.
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That leaves it at mercy of the sort of problems it faced in Q4 — like the trouble with the toy industry (that also hit Target), a lack of newness in gaming, a shorter holiday shopping season, and even a warmer winter than has depressed apparel sales across retailers.
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Yet, despite its newness, Campus Hybernska maintains a busy event schedule including, recently, a kimchi festival, a multi-media exhibition called "Other People Think," which features 34 international artists, as well as concerts of funk, blues, Greek rebetiko and other musical styles, which will be held throughout the winter.
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So when his wife Behati Prinsloo shared this snap of her husband's back on Instagram, we were hesitant at first to make any official declarations as to its newness, but after close inspection of this back piece, it's safe to say, there is definitely some new body art going on here.
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The Federal Department of Oxygen (DOO) was a jewel of a building in the center of Washington D.C. Through a curtain of smog, it shined with newness, a line of fluorescently green plastic shrubs following the cut of its foundation and a rise of Greek steps leading toward the entrance.
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On some level it seems to be the result of an uncritical awe of gadgetry and 'techno-newness' — coupled with a fetishization of the future that's greased by 'association attachment' to sci-fi themes that are in turn psychologically plugged into childhood nostalgia (and/or fueled by big Hollywood marketing budgets).
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Every weekend should be a three-day weekend If you really want to make your days off to pass more slowly, explains neuroscientist David Eagleman, a professor at Stanford University and the author of The Brain: The Story of You, the key is to seek out newness -- new settings, new activities.
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So apart from the fact that it's really hard for the newly arrived to find a life, which is bad enough, I think we're also cheapening the value of our existence by making things so hard for the experience of newness, and that is a tragedy for all of us.
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As a result, Mr. Panichgul is assessing his options, Mr. Ford has said he will return to the established show schedule in September and will present his spring collection in New York, and an industry predicated on newness has discovered that it is actually pretty deeply stuck in its old ways.
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To deal with the mental, physical, and emotional rigors of a journey—when every day, every step, every person is different from the previous one—you have to take on a multitude of new roles be- cause your old ordinary self is just not equipped to handle this cascade of newness.
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But if there's anything I've learned in my efforts to pull the iPhone apart, literally and figuratively, it's that there are rarely concrete beginnings to any particular products or technologies — they evolve from varying previous ideas and concepts and inventions and are prodded and iterated into newness by restless minds and profit motives.
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She never knew my love for it, but as I sat there quietly, appreciating the ideas that drew me to the novels, I felt that same refreshing newness—something I love as a critic—that was so similar the first moments I sat in on 90210, with its notions about rich white folks.
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And indeed, across many religious and cultural traditions, holidays that track with springtime hold a similar promise of newness, freedom and revival -- whether it's the story of Jesus Christ's resurrection that we celebrate on Easter, or the Persian marking of the new year, or the exodus and freedom from slavery observed during Passover.
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Such is the relative newness of all this for Mitus, he also spoke during our interview with the freedom of someone who hasn't been press trained to within an inch of personality erasure; giving me more straight information and honest opinion in one interview than the last ten times I've talked to producers.
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Gorsuch did not respond to a request from CNN for an interview Vanderbilt University law professor Timothy Meyer, a former clerk who testified on Gorsuch's behalf last spring, defended Gorsuch's robust approach and cautioned that it is difficult to know how relationships will evolve once the newness of the ninth justice wears off.
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So we fool ourselves into buying into anything that purports to any kind of newness because doing so is a way of sustaining a myth of resistance, even if we know that that myth is no more true than the idea that buying a Diet Coke negates the effects of a Big Mac.
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But whenever I held Max, whenever I started to get lost in his impossibly perfect newness, I'd remember that his older brother might at this very instant be about to fall off a bookcase and split his head open, which is exactly what he did a few weeks after Max was born.
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Our passion for newness is a facade, as proven by the fact that we are apparently all clinging to our dusty old iPhones as if they are headphone jack-equipped talismans connecting us to a distant past when we could still force our crushes to listen to Coldplay songs through drugstore earbuds.
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Based on all the R&D that went into its Infinity Flex Display and the simple newness of the tech (and all the uncertainty that comes with it), even if the Galaxy F gets released in mass quantities (which isn't a guarantee), Samsung's flexible phone is still going to be a major loss leader.
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"The aim was to provide visibility to these creative talents, and connect their work with shoppers who are curious for newness and excited about young design," says the retailer's chief executive, Eric Goguey, of his decision to promote wares from these emerging labels to coincide with the award ceremony — a first for the company.
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While some of the footage director Scott Derrickson showed has already appeared in the first Strange trailer, there's a plenty of newness to pore over, from Baron Mordo's (Chiwetel Ejiofor) first speaking appearance to a lot more of big bad Kaecilius (Mads Mikkelsen)—and plenty of mind-bending (and map-bending) magic, courtesy of The Ancient One (Tilda Swinton).
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I think having an exhibition not based on the newness of a technology or the cleverness of a custom software but on a more thoughtful consideration of visual aesthetics with saturated and matured technologies, brings together pieces that think about their aesthetics rather than the groundbreaking aspect of a certain technology and creates a less hasty tone.
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People close to the White House said the uncoordinated nature of the statements reflected the newness of the president's national security team, but also the fact that Mr. Trump was distracted by the swirl of legal issues around him, from the Russia investigation to payments his personal lawyer, Michael D. Cohen, made to a pornographic film actress.
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This beautiful monster of a book comes at you straight, with no padding of preface or foreword to warn you what you might be in for or fill you in on what just hit you, and I guess that's how it should be: This poetry is new, and it should come at you in all its newness.
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As the thrill and triumph of newness wears away in South Africa — and with the current closing of the universities, in a move that sends up a lot of red flags to students of the country's history — it remains to be seen if democracy is still in fashion, or if, perhaps, this new political season is a retread of the old.
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The newness of it all, the sun, people jogging, walking their little dogs, zipping by on rollerskates, waving from the decks of yachts (which you can also rent in the Marina), or walking past and chatting away on their smartphones — and of course the palm trees all along the water — feels a lot like being in Miami or Long Beach.
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People close to the White House said the scattershot nature of the messages on North Korea reflected the newness of the president's national security team, but also the fact that Mr. Trump was distracted by the swirl of legal issues around him, from the Russia investigation to the payments made by his personal lawyer, Michael D. Cohen, to a pornographic film actress.
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In "Island People," a travelogue of love and scholarship, Joshua Jelly-Schapiro explains that his fascination with the region stems from its linkage of "traumatic histories of colonialism and genocide and slavery" with a "persistent sense of cosmopolitan possibility and newness," brought to life in marvelously varied ways on hundreds of Antillean islands, big and small, each a little different from the others.
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The biggest problem with the new Celine, though, is this: At a time when the industry feels as divided as the world around it, and designers forget that doing the next indicated thing (increasing size runs, putting editors back in the front row, producing their clothes ethically and sustainably) will eventually lead them to the answers of life's bigger questions, the quench for newness is ever pertinent.
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When seasons change and you find yourself itching for a new frock or two, you can go one of a few routes: log onto that aspirational designer website and start compiling your wish list, crossing your fingers that the objects of your sartorial lust will stick around until sale season; or turn to your closet and see what you can repurpose to satisfy your urge for newness.
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And while a lot of people—especially in the west where mobile gaming hasn't taken off at the same rate is has in Asia—may have dubious feelings about whether gaming phones even need to exist, with the relative newness of the entire category, it could give Asus a stronger identity when it comes to phones, while also introducing more people to Asus' larger catalog of ROG-branded desktops, laptops, and accessories.
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One psychological theory contends that repeating a pleasurable experience is more likely to make you feel happy overall than a restless search for constant novelty — which seems counterintuitive, particularly in a capitalist culture in which a ceaseless churn of newness is an economic imperative, whether it's trading in for a new car every few years or subscribing to a streaming service for a catalog of "content" you'd need several lifetimes to sit through.
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The products they chose span a range of industries and reflect the following: Personal and societal impact (how did it change their life and/or the behavior of society as a whole?) Product innovation ("newness," creativity) A launch date between 2010 and 2019During the 2010s, we saw fitness in a new light, invested in the rituals of skin-care and beauty, enjoyed food and entertainment more conveniently than ever, and more, all thanks to these 11 game-changing products.
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And while some of the Europhilia can be attributed to the relative newness of American soccer fandom (traditions, I suppose, have to start somewhere), it's worth asking why soccer fans in a country with millions of immigrants from soccer-crazed countries in Central and South America would look so longingly toward Western Europe, or why the American media's coverage of soccer culture, however scant, focuses on soccer bars in gentrified Brooklyn and fan organizations in majority-white cities like Portland, Ore.
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