So it's a niche, and it's a big niche and a growing niche.
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Both are niche products, but perhaps Buick will find its niche within a niche.
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A short-range electric motorcycle might be a niche within a niche within a niche.
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It's niche, but a devoted niche of avid Kindle fans.
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"It's a niche, but it's a worldwide niche," he said.
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It's by definition a niche program on a niche network.
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If that's not their niche, then that's not their niche.
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The Internet is able to connect niche artists with niche audiences.
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That means that Houzz occupies a niche, but it's definitely a valuable niche.
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I don't want to call it a niche because it's not a niche.
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Even sites like Prescription Vinyl that are supposedly more niche, aren't really that niche.
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"It's a high margin niche, but it's a small quantity niche," explained Herrero Lugo.
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Allowing non-niche users to join a niche dating site, especially when the niche itself comprises a tiny margin of the larger population, can make a site more profitable.
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But if you have niche questions, then a niche publisher might be surfaced for that.
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Fine Arts & Exhibits Auctions are a niche within the niche of the larger art world.
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Eric Eldon: How'd you get into working with startups and specifically into the immigration law world, which is in some ways is a niche within a niche within a niche.
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I suspect the Galaxy Chromebook will end up being a niche device for a niche audience.
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It had its own niche in the community, and once that niche was gone, the community dispersed.
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And being an (extended-range) electric car and a coupe made it a niche within a niche.
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"The niche that this fills is not the same niche that a kale salad fills," he said.
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TIRFs are niche products, but the niche can be lucrative because the drugs command such a high price.
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The NHL is a niche sport, and the Senators are satisfying their niche with a conference finals appearance.
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A "niche within a niche," as Kristian Segerstrale, COO of mobile game developer Super Evil Megacorp, puts it.
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Whereas niche memes, most girls I talk to, even their closest friends don't really follow their niche memes necessarily.
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Niche Ember Snowboard for $439 ($203 off): Niche is known for their hard-charging, sustainably made, women-specific boards.
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The niche within a niche has begun to attract the sort of brands that shape the industry at large.
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Well, it's the only way you can go with a niche sport, or niche anything, except like that ... It's interesting.
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Like a heart surgeon who operates only on the left ventricle, it has staked out a niche within a niche.
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You can argue whether 4K TVs are a niche product that will ultimately go mainstream — or just a niche product.
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Niche extensibility drives the markets here — how to monetize a business off not one, but a number of smaller niche communities.
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Without mincing words, this is a more limited and niche product than Bose's equivalent, which, itself, was already limited and niche.
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The name of the business that controls Niche Niche and Special Club — Bad Hair — is a tribute to her own family.
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But a lot of those specific niche-oriented ... And I don't think women are niche, but you know what I mean?
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Fleabag, for example, had a gradual movement from Intimate-Niche to Social-Niche to Social-Mass — the hot-priest-meme stage.
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The Terrace House niche goes so deep that it can be hard to remember it's a niche in the first place.
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That might make for a small niche (or maybe not!), but iHome specializes in making Bluetooth gadgets that serve every possible niche.
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"Perfume for kids is a very niche market, but it's even more niche when the prices are so astronomical," Ms. Gaither said.
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Just as he could not be satisfied with the niche success of "The Apprentice," he seemingly cannot bear being a niche president.
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This isn&apost a measure of Apple overcharging for something — it&aposs a measure of Apple selling a niche product with a niche customer and their niche budget in mind, and then failing to stick the landing during the announcement.
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Phoenician Sailor is one of the stars of "ASMR horror," a niche community within the already-niche world around the "ASMR" sensory phenomenon.
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Photo: Bowers & WilkinsThen again, the Formation Suite also seems like a very niche series of products for a very niche sort of listener.
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"It is a niche program, but now all programs are niche programs, unless you're 'The Good Doctor' or something like that," he said.
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"We explored the green efficiency niche and now you want to get more people involved, we're looking at a performance niche," Brinley said.
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For one thing, they're a niche of a niche of a niche — a very specific kind of machine for powering tethered headsets, which make up a small portion of total VR headsets, which make up a tiny sliver of our electronic landscape.
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LTE is a good option to have, even if it will likely continue to be a relatively niche portion of the already niche space.
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I was a professional game master for the The Secret World's fan roleplay community, serving a niche audience within an already niche MMO community.
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They're going for a niche, but a relatively large niche, so they'll likely try to extract as much value out of it as possible.
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AT NEW YORK'S Niche Niche, an American restaurant that opened in SoHo in March, 40 dinner guests arrive all at once, at 6 p.m.
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Netflix and Starbucks are niche products with mass appeal It's something of an oxymoron, but Netflix and Starbucks are niche products with mass appeal.
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Nobody is designing for this resolution, nobody is crafting graphics and textures for anything beyond 4K, and even that is a niche within a niche.
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It's probably still going to be quite niche, but HP is clearly hoping that niche expands over time as VR becomes more prevalent across industries.
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If Varjo can really carve out a niche within a niche for its high-end, high-resolution solution, then maybe it can tackle other problems.
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If they can't, then it remains essentially a niche product — perhaps a good one, but still a niche — for fitness enthusiasts who also like gadgets.
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"Niche" has been a buzzword in the beauty industry for several years, and, as a category, niche products have become a priority for many stores.
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"It's got a niche, and no one else kind of goes in that niche so I think that's one of the reasons it's lasted," Springer said.
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"Niche usually stays niche," he said, adding that it's likely these beverages will appeal to a very specific subset of consumers and will not become mainstream.
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Niche services like B/R Live, ESPN+, WWE Network and DAZN offer livestreams of sports events, but not-so-niche services have also taken an interest.
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Like most memes of this nature, "post the four words" is best when it's super niche — and if there's one thing Twitter can deliver, it's niche content.
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The value of that niche is unclear, but then again, other kinds of successful low-touch applications have started off with what seemed like early niche applications.
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I think our point is, even within that niche, even within the niche of people who raise venture capital, it's still working for less than 1 percent.
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Across the United States, restaurants like Niche Niche are subverting the traditional power dynamic between chefs and diners, refocusing the meal not on what's eaten but how.
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Obviously they'd be niche products, since most people aren't going to build PC gaming dens around 65-inch screens, but it felt like a niche worth serving.
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Paul Oyer, a labor economist at Stanford University's Graduate School of Business, said there are two characteristics that make niche matchmaking services successful: If the niche can claim a lot of members, and if not being in the niche is a "deal breaker" for those who are in it.
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Virtual reality is still a niche industry — it's primarily marketed to gamers — but we are starting to get a feel for how big that niche industry actually is.
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It's a niche program, but now all programs are niche programs unless you are "The Good Doctor" or something like that, because of the way media is now.
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Here at IFA, I saw several that actually instill some hope that VR won't stay a niche within a niche — a product for a small subset of gamers.
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A TV show dedicated to parodying a different documentary with each episode seems too niche to be successful, even in the age of a show for every possible niche.
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The idea behind niche ETF investments is that, unlike more traditional index ETFs, these niche funds track a basket of stocks that are aimed at a single industry or theme.
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In this new age, niche DIY careers were opening up to a global niche and this made a career in music a reality for those sitting outside of the mainstream.
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A single breakout can double your subscriber growth (though again, you'll need more hits to keep these subscribers), but a bunch of niche "hits" makes only for a niche service.
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COOK: Well, you don't become the top-selling smartphone in the world by being a niche product, right, and so, no, we don't think about it as a niche product.
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Having a niche audience definitely has its perks, specifically in a niche market there is less competition, and it's easier and cheaper for you to capture a piece of the market.
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In this case, it's a niche feature that should suit a niche use case; it's not supposed to represent the milestone of iPad's productivity growth that many think it could be.
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At Niche Niche, which opens next week at 43 Macdougal Street, a sommelier or some other beverage nerd will pick four wines per night, and food will be cooked to match.
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But this deal seems very reminiscent of Twitter's 2015 acquisition of Niche, another brands+social media stars startup; in that case, Niche eventually became integrated into Twitter's sales team and pitch.
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Twitter — loud, doesn't stop talking, loose, messy, celebrities, niche.
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The niche of the account — travel, memes, fashion, etc.
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Twitter already earns money on product placement and promotion deals it brokers between Vine stars and businesses through its acquisition Niche [Disclosure: My cousin Darren Lachtman is a co-founder of Niche].
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While much of that peak television-scripted content is niche-targeted trash, a striking amount of it goes for niche prestige, chasing viewers who now think of television as the new cinema.
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Niche Asset Class: The data centres are specialised properties operating in a niche sector with potential long-term technological obsolescence, but also with significant barriers to entry and favourable medium-term trends.
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The two executives are products of a niche of the private-equity industry known as search funds—such a small niche, in fact, that few in the business have heard of it.
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The Strike will also offer a far sportier look than what customers can find with Zero's motorcycles, too, giving it a chance to fill a niche in what is still a niche market.
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As a result, Hipchat never broke out of its niche.
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But Virgin Orbit hopes to fit into an underserved niche.
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Nevertheless, travel agents have managed to carve out a niche.
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It feels like Havas has really found it's own niche.
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The competition in its niche market is also relatively low.
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For now, the sex selfie stick remains a niche product.
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The vast majority of YouTube comprises niche channels like Wagner's.
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How Carly Rae Jepsen Became The Queen Of Niche Pop.
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But traditional retailers are coming for Best Buy's niche, too.
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My niche is in working collaboratively with the career counselors.
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In the end things like the Librem are niche products.
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For starters, the Sorted application may only have niche appeal.
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It's got a niche business that I didn't believe in.
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The usual audience for freight innovation is far more niche.
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So brace yourself for a little niche market consolidation too.
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I think .... you've got this nice niche and you're protected.
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The Pixel is still very much a niche nerd phone.
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However, the audience for these films is actually quite niche.
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It's a favorite in Instagram's bullet journaling and penmanship niche.
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As a surreal adult cartoon, Bojack has a niche audience.
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Yoni Wolf has carved out a curious niche for himself.
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Or remain a niche market available only in select cities?
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As it stands, the device is an unabashedly niche product.
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Britain First is a niche organization with no elected representatives.
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Removing S. mutans leaves a vacant niche in the mouth.
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Carve out your niche and create content just for them.
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He's carved out an enduring niche for himself on television.
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I think my account just targets a very niche audience.
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That's where the growth is, in the niche beverage markets.
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Photos of food is interesting enough, but a bit niche.
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Your customers are a targeted niche Don't get me wrong.
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After all, cycling in Sydney was not a niche activity.
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Price: Free Papers, Please is a pretty niche simulation game.
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And digital streaming has helped niche films find their audience.
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Others also continue to try and attract their niche audiences.
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It's a niche market because each group's needs are different.
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VR's prospective audience may not extend much beyond a niche.
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Bob Jones, in Greenville, South Carolina, is a niche school.
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They're like miniature niche Facebook meme groups, but only temporary.
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"Race issues have, like women's issues, been portrayed as "niche.
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Representing foreign governments is a lucrative niche industry in Washington.
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Our niche is planetary missions, spacecraft going to other worlds.
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But for that niche audience, this may be a solution.
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And most important, they aim their products at niche segments.
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But it has barely escaped these kinds of niche communities.
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It has nurtured online gambling and other new niche industries.
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But the niche market is half the population on Earth.
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Today, the retailer operates a handful of these niche shops.
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They also aren't necessarily about sex and are extremely niche.
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Fifteen years after its founding, Tesla has left the niche.
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Duncan found her niche by an accident of the market.
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Yet niche brands are also appearing in midlevel luxury cars.
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Talent Market gives every indication of serving such a niche.
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"We believe Chinese consumers want smaller niche brands," Tingler said.
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My market is so niche; it's weird for a girl.
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Is it just too niche for them to allocate resources?
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Hearing trans voices in slowed songs is a niche interest.
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Why are you going after a niche market like women?
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A niche off the kitchen holds the washer and dryer.
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"It was no longer this niche, shady firm," he said.
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Where do you turn for 'niche humor' on the internet?
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The larger western niche is still at risk of collapsing.
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It's a niche but growing sector of the cannabis market.
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Would other species fill a similar niche if it vanished?
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And yet it has been treated as niche and unimportant.
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And niche is okay; they don't need to be massive.
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But Ms. Haaland is not seen as a niche candidate.
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At the moment, however, Fairphone is still a niche product.
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A really big niche in terms of the tech audience.
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Another R.E.I.T., Iroquois Valley Farmland, has a more specialized niche.
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He was simply looking for a niche product to sell.
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Comedy Mr. Regan occupies an unusual niche in modern comedy.
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But the sport remains a niche diversion in the States.
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It's both impossibly niche and a bit of a stretch.
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"We're beyond the point of it being a niche agenda."
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"I'm very lucky to have found a niche," she said.
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In these fragmented times, niche storytelling is all the rage.
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Inspire is known for its collection of niche restaurant brands.
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But a company that with smaller, more niche, local brand?
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Today he is revelling in his niche becoming more mainstream.
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No longer can women's lives be sidelined as niche issues.
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"Providing gourmet food for guests became our niche," she said.
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"Props America is in a very niche market," he explained.
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It's not easy to make a living off of music In a place like that because you occupy a niche, and you get the feeling that you'll never be able to leave that niche.
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Both Munichiello's and Olukotun's arguments are that these require developers who have a special expertise of FPGA, which is a sort of niche-within-a-niche that most organizations will probably not have readily available.
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On a recent visit to Niche Niche, the room was animated, but as one woman signed her check at the front bar, she lamented to her dining companion that she didn't make any new friends.
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First off, it's pretty niche — which Mickle acknowledged over the phone.
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"It's totally a niche, but I see it growing," he said.
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He said he thought the technology was more than a niche.
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Niche cities have found success by leveraging unique features or locations.
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And that is where bird-watching offers an important business niche.
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"We don't want it to be a niche thing," Osterloh says.
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If it's primarily a VR device, it'll be niche as hell.
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One might assume, then, that HuCow is an extremely niche fetish.
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But at the same time, Sony's innovative earbuds are incredibly niche.
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It's going to have to carve out a niche for itself.
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Niche businesses in Singapore are also cashing in on the festivities.
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What led you to this particular niche of the music industry?
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But phone makers have stepped in to fill that niche, too.
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Ryan stressed the importance of understanding change beyond just your niche.
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Is that too small of a niche for so much technology?
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It is dim light that shines on shame of privileged niche.
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They might be able to play a niche [role]... we'll see.
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But it nicely illustrates why that niche horror works so well.
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Elevating niche topics of conversation will perform better than broad ones.
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A subscription box exists for almost any niche interest or hobby.
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The Pixel is still very much a niche phone for nerds.
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It's a niche, but it may be a highly-engaged one.
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Pickups have carved out a particularly strong niche in the industry.
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That means scooters fulfill a unique niche of the transportation ecosystem.
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Someone who deserves to be recognized outside of the pulp niche.
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Now Lane has set his sights on a new niche: tableware.
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Telepresence robots remain a niche technology, though, despite improvements to products.
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Last year, niche retailers saw a decrease in sales, Adobe said.
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Which means it's a really great niche for Apple's product line.
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Novel, niche conferences for African American tech professionals aren't entirely new.
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That's become a huge niche in the growth of our company.
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Installing untested updates can create chaos for niche software and hardware.
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Over a thousand museums are participating, including many delightful, niche ones.
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Mars, or even a space station, is nothing like that niche.
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That's a guaranteed closed-loop marketing extravaganza for niche soft goods.
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In addition to meditation, Calm has found a niche in sleep.
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So you're willing to leave some niche stuff on the table.
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Each brand operates independently, serving its own niche, like Abacus will.
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Evidently, this is an emerging niche of the fiberglass sculpture business.
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"(Our) niche was we were the pro-active guys," he said.
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The new restaurant opens in the former Niche space this month.
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Like all of us, they just need to find their niche.
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Apple's ARKit, by contrast, took things from niche to mainstream overnight.
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The Microsoft Band 2 is a capable but somewhat niche smartband.
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Carolan's question hit upon the importance of focus and niche-targeting.
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They go after a niche audience that is very, very engaged.
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GoPro has always occupied a fairly tight niche of camera users.
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Niche scenes are cultural corners to be excavated, cud twice-chewed.
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Every change presents a new niche opening for an upstart species.
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No wonder there's a niche streaming service devoted to the genre.
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We're not a monolith, and this is not a niche market.
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Now, the problem is that it's seen as a niche issue.
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Overshores, which opened in May 2014, appeals to a niche market.
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But its emphasis on promoting niche genres proved difficult to monetize.
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Niche industries can avoid the judgments and scrutiny of national politics.
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Niche acts, like Wolf Alice and James Blake, will also perform.
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And that was why you had a magazine that wasn't niche.
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In her early thirties she finally found her niche, science fiction.
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By contrast, The New European was conceived as a niche publication.
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Ben was cremated, and the cremains went to a niche there.
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People not on the meal plan will pay for the Niche.
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Students highlighted Virginia Tech's food in the reviews section of Niche.
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She also recommended that entrepreneurs be unafraid to narrow their niche.
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Netflix's premium, ad-free niche makes that less of a concern.
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But some states preferred niche choices like Lemonheads or saltwater taffy.
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Matthew Spencer Petersen is here to occupy his news cycle niche.
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AMLG: So you found this specific niche that they can't tackle.
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His audience is not BBC Jools Holland: painstakingly curated, niche, diverse.
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"I started to understand that we cover niche news," Setrakian said.
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Do you think that's why boxing has become a niche sport?
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And if you think this is a niche problem, think again.
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Fitch sees little potential for an upgrade, given the fund's niche.
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"Cryptocurrency is still what we'd call a niche donation," said Nash.
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But a handful of niche artists quietly kept the craft alive.
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Or you can get into really hardcore niche or indie games.
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The niche subject's specialists have agreed upon a few dire diagnoses.
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Yeah. Does Niche still exist as a standalone thing within Twitter?
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For the big food manufacturers, organic simply fills another market niche.
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Baskets was always going to be a niche hit at best.
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But if any school had a niche, it was these colleges.
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Expensive smart home gadgets are still niche and of limited use.
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Even Abdulla, guarding his niche, dreams of being just a head.
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That's niche shade, just for the '00s indie fans, right there.
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It started, as so many niche stories do nowadays, on Reddit.
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Younger shoppers are scooping up niche online clothing and home brands.
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Sometimes it can take a while to find your particular niche.
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"The market is moving more towards niche analytics products," Archer said.
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Vine is like vinyl records, says Nord: niche and mainly nostalgic.
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Is he going to be a pioneer in this small niche?
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In Davos, the trials are both incredibly broad and exquisitely niche.
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"[It's a] very niche clientele that go to Davos," he said.
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GitLab, by contrast, is a niche product mostly used by developers.
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"Building your own computer used to be really niche," he says.
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In 2017, Farid's satisfying but niche specialty took on new significance.
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But at least for now, kids are drag's least commercialized niche.
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Travel experts say that sustainable travel is still a niche movement.
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"They're adapting to fill a niche that nothing else is filling."
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Instead, it fills a very specific niche of smart speaker needs.
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The market for the DAC will likely be a niche one.
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This is no longer niche, it's fundamental to any infrastructure allocation.
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Noelle, Tia, and Allison, similarly, see niche Instagram's purpose as twofold.
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Stark carved out his own niche by bucking his dad's legacy.
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And the opportunity to create niche products seems to be boundless.
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So how did granite go from niche countertop to mass fixation?
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The big picture: But that doesn't mean it's an unprofitable niche.
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As such, here are three niche screamers from the last week.
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Do you anticipate that brands will work to fill this niche?
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Perler Bead artwork was (and still is) a pretty niche market.
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Even in niche music areas like experimental music, it is overwhelming.
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As niche tastes go, found footage has a nice track record.
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And it identified a niche within a niche—products for cleaning and disinfecting endoscopes—which it thought it could dominate, for example by buying a producer of endoscope-cleaning machines (which in turn use Anios's chemicals).
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The Index is a niche, expensive device in an already niche, expensive category, and building game mechanics around its very cool advanced hand tracking would mean sacrificing access to a huge portion of the VR market.
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At $270, it's targeted at a niche of a niche, but in 2017, it's easily the ultimate high-end e-reader experience for people who want to tune out the notifications and read the day away.
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ASMR horror may be a niche-within-a-niche, the weirdest of Internet Weird, but it fuses one of YouTube's fastest-growing video genres with two already long-established communities: the horror and sci-fi fandoms.
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Also, both introverts and extroverts listed running as a restorative niche, but it was only when I examined more closely I found that introverts listed running alone as a restorative niche, while extroverts listed running clubs.
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While it can be a burden for a company to support a broader ecosystem of apps where some only have a niche audience, in some cases those "niche" users are also the most influential and heavy users.
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"If the number of journeys taken by commuters in homogenous driverless ride-shares increases, it's sort of like the monopoly profits enjoyed by the auto industry selling custom niche products to niche clientele will reduce," Hughes said.
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There's a whole niche of childhood development pontification relating to monkey bars.
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And when Snapchat was a niche app for sexting on college campuses?
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Though it's a niche market, diving has a lot of financial potential.
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In all likelihood, 3-D printing will forever remain a niche thing.
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Niche segment of the energy market could get a much-needed lift.
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Last year, we had Swervedriver, a niche shoegaze band from Oxford, England.
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Is there any niche Australian startups excel at or should focus on?
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Hobbs explained that he got into the niche dating business with BBWdatefinder.
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Keep in mind that all three Clarity versions are still niche vehicles.
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On their face, these House joint resolutions may seem a little niche.
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In years past, most competitors aimed to carve out their own niche.
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We thought that was a really clever niche that they've got going.
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They can expand that niche and blow it out so-to-speak.
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And yet somehow, waterproofing is a niche and surprising feature for smartphones.
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How did you get into this niche between particle physics and astronomy?
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It's a nice touch for potential business owners, but also very niche.
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It's also much more niche, with about 625,000 artists on the site.
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"2015 memes" have been popping up lately on niche meme Instagram accounts.
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If it works well, I think there's a real, if niche, audience.
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Motion-control hardware companies can have a tough time finding their niche.
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Then learn more, share more, expand your niche, and keep on learning.
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That makes it much harder for niche players to find a profit.
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Graphcore believes that there's an underserved niche with a lot of potential.
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That's a reasonable position given how niche the smart home market remains.
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Even then, clubs and home growers will cater to a niche market.
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But that's still a fairly niche use case for a $1,000 device.
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Her firm, Define Ventures, is part of a growing niche in venture.
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Rotunno had created a professional niche representing men accused of sexual misconduct.
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It seemed unwieldy and excessive and destined to become a niche device.
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Warsaw found its niche as the nation's chief maker of prosthetic limbs.
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The Impossible Burger started out as a niche product in upscale restaurants.
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When photography emerged on the scene, the silhouette became a niche art.
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MakerBot has been working for a long time to find its niche.
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Under The Abaya, $55, is available for pre-order via Niche Arabia.
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"They're all of a very small niche," Crilly said of political bettors.
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But waxing nostalgic for a niche of enthusiasts won't be nearly enough.
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In a bigger city you can find a niche and stay there.
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Have you taken something niche and kickstarted a trend with 032c Apparel?
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G: It used to be underground, cool—it used to be niche.
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" Credit Suisse said Tesla is likely to "settle as a niche automaker.
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Or, at best, it seems like it'd have only a niche application.
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Tap is hardly the only app operating in this niche these days.
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Six Flags has developed a niche audience because of its regional appeal.
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We're going to concentrate on that as a niche in that market.
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So maybe direct listings are not as niche as we once thought.
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RED cameras are only for a small niche of people, after all.
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Though still a niche within the field, its potential impact is profound.
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Sustainable investing, once a niche practice, is now a $30 trillion market.
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TC: We tend to view the creator category as a bit niche.
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For b8ta, it seems to have found a niche with struggling retailers.
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That will mean smaller advances for excellent books that are more niche.
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For a long time, responsible investing was a niche strategy within finance.
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Grime is no longer a niche genre, it's just simply: good music.
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Meanwhile, Wal-Mart has snatched up niche retailers ModCloth, Moosejaw and Shoebuy.
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Niche legal firms are cropping up to help companies deal with it.
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And there are now more and more specialized and niche services launching.
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With nine studio albums under his belt, he developed a niche following.
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The popularity of podcasts still exists primarily within a demographic niche, however.
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Otherwise we create a small, niche product that doesn't help our mission.
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But it's not the storyline for a niche, brooding show at all.
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These are issues affecting "society at large," not a niche interest group.
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Many of them are niche services that only cost a few dollars.
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Athletics and swimming (and many of the niche sports) meet this threshold.
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In turn, the publisher is highly responsive to changing and niche tastes.
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But it's hard to grow a niche business, and Pebble knows that.
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With the world wide web still so young, Exterprise found a niche.
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I found my niche at a very high mental and financial price.
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Mr. Trump's primary win was like having a niche hit on cable.
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However, he said it helped that he worked in a niche market.
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The student also touts a popular on-campus dining spot, The Niche.
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Ms. Cline found her niche as the creative one among her siblings.
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While political betting may be a mere niche, it goes back centuries.
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It's a high-priced, luxury niche market, at this point at least.
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There are only so many niche brands, however, that make sensible fits.
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Perhaps the most niche of presentations came from Sencity, with the TetraBIN.
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Cannibalism exists as a niche curiosity where I have lived, nothing more.
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Many were purposefully packed with every major keyword applicable to their niche.
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You found your niche, and you rode it on out to victory.
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Despite this niche success, it wasn't enough to make the company profitable.
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Coors was an early adopter of niche marketing to the LGBTQ community.
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He wants a legacy beyond the record books of a niche sport.
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More investment managers are raising funds that invest in niche illiquid assets.
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He had found his niche and his passion in admiration for King.
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Halal food was once a niche market, accessible mostly in Muslim countries.
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Murillo painted Saavedra in an oval niche inside a gray stone frame.
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Guests say the hotel and its rooftop bar, above, fill a niche.
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XY encourages its members to find a niche among their peers instead.
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The company's size and heft means it rarely courts local niche competitors.
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"From then on, I knew that that was my niche," Frenchie said.
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He made Calvin cool, but cool is by definition a niche quality.
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But within two months, she realized that her niche was too narrow.
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And, yes, that's an advantage when it comes to those niche services.
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But this once-niche category is now expanding at a breakneck pace.
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Here's how Microsoft, Amazon, and Google are all going after niche industries.
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Clients include startups, subscription businesses and individuals selling niche or boutique products.
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But it is not going to be a niche feature for long.
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Sausage felt so niche and like weird, but it's everywhere you go.
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Two specimens of this niche-stalgia come to streaming TV this Friday.
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Assembling ghost guns was initially a niche hobby enjoyed by firearm enthusiasts.
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Adams arguably found her niche gravitating toward the widely reviled, like Mrs.
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Now into this burgeoning culinary niche comes a new offering: The Blend.
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His success, to date, is very much niche, and contained within Britain.
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There's a new niche in the $100 billion tutoring industry: homework therapists.
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Mr. Barnes, Mr. Noble are decent,As they fill a prosaical niche.
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It was exciting but it was still one hell of a niche.
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The fund is unusual in this niche in that it's actively managed.
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Finding niche audiences on social media or through online advertising is easy.
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Admittedly, Apple isn&apost known for creating a lot of niche products.
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For years, electric bikes were relegated to niche status in most countries.
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It has a niche for itself, which is secure — for the moment.
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That work remains mostly experimental (which is to say, a niche concern).
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" He added: "I think it's greatly regrettable that it's only a niche.
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Woodies aside, expanding beyond a niche remains a challenge for station wagons.
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Fifteen years later, another Northeastern populist is carving out a liberal niche.
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Latimer and Urbahn have turned this professional abyss into their market niche.
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And funds in this niche can cost more than counterparts outside it.
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Skin Deep How a super-niche category got to be so buzzy.
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She has found her niche, while Witt is still searching for hers.
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But Gabbard has a niche among a certain kind of unconventional leftist.
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In the meantime, they're finding their niche with burgers and ground beef.
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" Someone else asked, "So if Facebook is not a media company but would rank media companies in our feed preferring old well-known publishers than, I think, over new niche ones, how will local or niche news survive?
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Visual novels often occupy a niche within an already niche medium, and this has led to many games seeking appeal via gratuitous displays of sexual content, with some even going so far as to include explicit sexual scenes.
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The cost of banking was one thing, but the prospect of trading the satchel for an armored car from a company like Blue Line, another niche player that charged a premium in a niche industry, especially galled him.
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Those watching the contest with a keen eye say the aim is to carve out a niche within the field — and to kneecap anyone who competes for that niche, whether they are a front-runner or an also-ran.
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I can't tell if my own specific desire for 'a lil something that makes me laugh' means that I have sought a niche too far, or that niche humor on the internet no longer exists because it isn't scalable.
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But in the late '90s and early '00s, fanfic was a niche interest.
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Elevated by its potency and portability, formerly-niche cannabis oil was going wide.
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But at $200, its middling accuracy made it more of a niche wearable.
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Just find your niche, enjoy it, get what you want out of it.
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Carnegie Mellon grad Luke Skurman built the first version of Niche in 2002.
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But for new and growing companies, Vespa might just fill an important niche.
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Volkswagen meanwhile remains a niche player in the profitable U.S. pickup truck segment.
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The cheap, niche camera that would end up creating a billion-dollar industry.
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The American fans Besson does have tend toward the niche and the nerdy.
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You were destined to have a niche audience if you had a paywall.
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Third-wave chains are still a niche, but big players have taken notice.
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"We don't want to stay in the sexual health niche longterm," Gangeskar said.
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The goal is to create a niche where like-minded people can connect.
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It almost feels as if women themselves are niche, but for no reason.
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Biohacking has become kind of a niche community in the past few years.
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The Shopkey app is carving out an interesting niche in the App Store.
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Military vehicles, such as the Humvee, were made by different, more niche producers.
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Top analysts will still be valued, as will those specialising in niche fields.
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Although this is a brutally competitive niche, the firm's profit margin is 10%.
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Instead, more niche reality stars are announcing their turns on the dance floor.
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Even with consumer headsets on the market, VR is still a niche technology.
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" But as she put it, "On the Internet, I carved out that niche.
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He's known across the nation for his niche skills in repairing old clocks.
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"I believe niche programming like Twitch is the future of entertainment," Alen said.
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By accident, I'd discovered a niche no one has yet bothered to fill.
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So LG's V-series has quietly asserted its technical credentials among niche audiences.
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But social issues like race, class, and mental health are her true niche.
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But it's a niche that van Abel says is "growing at high speed".
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This serves the dual purpose of removing mass noise and encouraging niche conversation.
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And yet, there is nothing niche about the reach of Twitter and Instagram.
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But the franchise is largely a niche in the rest of the world.
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While FilmStruck has a very loyal fanbase, it remains largely a niche service.
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What's suitable for domestic manufacturing today is the production of niche, specialized products.
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What's suitable for domestic manufacturing today is the production of niche, specialized products.
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SUSTAINABLE INVESTING, once a niche area of interest, has moved into the mainstream.
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These days, DXing is pretty much a niche hobby, thanks to the internet.
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There are other, supposedly more commercial titles that are much more niche, actually.
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Plus, it's a brand that's supposed to be niche, yet it's insanely successful.
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AdAsia is not the first to capitalize on this niche influence marketing space.
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Amazon was happy with niche hits when it started making its own shows.
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Kaitlyn: You asked a lot of teens why they love niche memes, right?
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After all, the super luxury smartwatch may be the greatest niche of all.
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Finally there are the companies that have found their niche in AI consulting.
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But so far it has found a niche firmly in the enterprise market.
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That is where China Education, Baiyun Technician College's owner, has found a niche.
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Surface has carved out its own niche in tablet computing through hybrid devices.
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Reorganizing the whole company to serve this niche market would be a mistake.
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Like people keep trying to make very niche and not that interesting drones.
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But limiting itself to the DIY niche could ultimately limit Plex's business, too.
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Niche meme accounts aren't meant for a broad audience, and they're often anonymous.
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How do you go about exploring your sexual niche for the first time?
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Virtual reality is still a very niche industry that appeals primarily to gamers.
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Today niche voices have more platforms and wider reach thanks to the internet.
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In that way, it's a useful niche market that appears to be thriving.
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These once niche drugs are now being taken by an increasingly diverse population.
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They will drive cars, diagnose diseases, and permeate every niche of our lives.
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Dr. Hillman, 30, represents a new niche in the $100 billion tutoring industry.
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"None of us wanted to eat in that restaurant," Craft says of Niche.
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The foldable phone might turn out good enough to become a niche product.
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Once a national pastime, the genre has now become a bit more niche.
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As in it's moving out of its niche with younger, web-savvy people?
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Everyone has something that they are good at; just find your niche interest.
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You're not seeing the niche for products made with really good-quality ingredients.
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Despite the amount of niche apps out there, not everyone's looking for love.
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Okay, what about something more niche like Cajun Dance Party "The Next Untouchable"?
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In that future, theatrical releases become a relatively niche market compared to streaming.
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Do you think she was aware of how she was filling that niche?
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Read niche publications, network like crazy, peruse LinkedIn groups or digest industry analysis.
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But as things stand, it is unlikely to occupy more than a niche.
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It is not in the same business as FX and other niche channels.
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Despite the site's justification, connecting white daters is not exactly a niche market.
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In one light, Facebook is a powerful force driving fragmentation and niche-ification.
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A broader niche is coverage for people who work out of their homes.
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And its women's wear lags niche competitors including Lululemon, Fabletics and Gap Inc.
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But the software quickly became obsolete, and Paciola remained a minor niche rival.
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The market for browsers has grown large enough to sustain such niche players.
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It was really a niche thing, and it became overly complicated and dorky.
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LONDON — Conferences can be a little niche, but most don't aim to stultify.
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Pursuing this niche market increasingly is a defining feature of the conservative media.
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At programs that do require American history, electives in niche topics often suffice.
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"Niche brands can start up by running digital advertising on Facebook," he said.
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This allowed her to focus on being the best in her unique niche.
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Unlike modern ice cream artists, Mr. Zirino came to his niche by necessity.
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Challenger banks could carve out a niche among consumers living in rural areas.
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For example, data science, programming, and artificial intelligence used to be niche skills.
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"If you're going to a niche audience, it starts to get super expensive."
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Escobar found his niche as the U.S. cocaine market began to take off.
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Meanwhile, even the expensive and relatively niche Apache fleet boasts over 650 birds.
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CATHERINE BESSANT: Well I'd say Silicon Valley Fintech is its own niche industry.
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Paytm now has plans to offer limited financial services through its niche bank.
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She advised aspiring consultants not to be afraid to narrow down their niche.
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Learn how companies communicate strategically and position their brands in a market niche.
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"We have identified a specialized market niche," Tractor Supply (TSCO) says in filings.
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Front Burner Cured, a periodical about preserving food, is definitely a niche publication.
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We're focused on kind of these niche categories where these younger generations are.
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Don't discount travel-focused accounts on Snapchat or niche-focused social apps, though.
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When Katelyn started her website, she says the giantess community was still niche.
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But they have carved out a durable niche in the marketplace among connoisseurs.
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Everyone in this village has their niche, and they fit into these easily.
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Either way, it's inspiring to learn about how content creators found their niche.
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It's not clear exactly what niche the company is trying to address here.
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But for me it was something much more nebulous and niche than that.
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No, I think it's become a niche sport because of the economic model.
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It's a bit sweary and has a niche to it with some humour.
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Chromebooks have already found a lucrative niche in verticals like retail and education.
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Until now, washing machine throwing has something of a niche sport, like lacrosse.
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His niche-interest investments include a wave-pool maker, a medical marijuana provider.
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"Solar was a niche market in New York in 2009," Mr. Sandbank said.
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Yet the waistcoat is still generally seen as a niche men's wear item.
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Digitally, PGA Tour Live is a niche offering for hard-core golf fans.
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Clearly women of color make up a market that is far from niche.
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"Shadow banning" was popularized on a niche-but-influential forum called Something Awful.
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After a few years, Gurewich took the reins and left that niche behind.
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Like Dafen, there are many other Chinese cities that have longstanding niche specialties.
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Not every manager in this niche views renewable energy as a crucial play.
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He is a show-off who found his niche as a television entertainer.
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The Mauritshuis acquired Roelant Savery's "Vase of Flowers in a Stone Niche" (1615).
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I know that for small institutions, having a distinctive niche is especially important.
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"The biggest challenge for a niche brand is to be professional," he said.
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"I thought it would just be like a niche, cult show," Madden said.
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The drama of celebrity goes far beyond the dwindling niche market of theater.
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He also consults with perfumers with niche specialties, from masculine scents to flowers.
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They were "finding our niche in life being like a family," she said.
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"This bird represents an ecological niche that we've never seen before," says O'Connor.
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It was the mid-1990s and craft beer was a small niche market.
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He knew that whatever people are interested in, whatever niche, there's common ground.
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Each niche I enter with a watch, I want to be the best.
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Instead, it's successfully carving out its own niche as a stress-free oasis.
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It's found a niche in numerous roles over the years, including medical transportation.
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Some key takeaways are finding your niche, meditating, and attracting dedicated team members.
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Two-quarterback leagues are still at the niche level, but growing in popularity.
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Read more:How ASMR videos went from a niche 'tingle' subculture to mainstream memes
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Davis's painting shows the niche in the shrine where the statue once stood.
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Zero Motorcycles, which opened up shop in 2006, is a niche electric brand .
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There is also increasing competition in the niche world of snail slime products.
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DeVesto knows that his audience is niche, and has priced his products accordingly.
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"The niche idea has been out there for a while," Ms. Wagstaff said.
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It also highlights that crypto is no longer just for a niche community.
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The history of every content deliverer in the age of niche programming — i.e.
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That's a niche that a lot of cruise lines are trying to fill.
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The industry, in turn, argues that these niche businesses require a broader ecosystem.
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Two-quarterback leagues are still at the niche level, but growing in popularity.
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The company hopes to find a niche among elderly, disabled and veteran populations.
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Basically, sloths can't specialize to fit their niche anymore than they already have.
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Apple's iPhone would be another example of a niche product with mass appeal.
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You can bring out a niche flavor but vanilla will still be top.
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Maybe that's just a symptom of an increasingly niche-driven, fragmented popular culture.
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Now visitors can approach it at eye-level in a specially-designed niche.
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If you think Peruvian football is niche, just imagine watching the Scottish Championship.
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Musk doesn't want to be a niche luxury-vehicle player, an electric Ferrari.
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It's a niche the studio's game, Vainglory, is slowly starting to take over.
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And networks really treat shows that have a more niche appeal completely differently.
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Sincere motives aside, it seems like a pretty big gamble to join a niche service without being a member of the niche, particularly in the case of JDate, which combines two incredibly personal aspects of one's life: religion and romance.
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"I think metal is a problem, because it occupies a niche, a niche that a lot of people don't listen to," said Simon Frith, the chair of its judging panel, in 2013, rather ignoring the music's long history of large audiences.
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Starting off with a niche, GROW is going to have to make a very good product that consumes the entire wants of that niche and then eventually expand to other low hanging fruit (like a table in an apartment, hint hint).
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Second, the more likely it is that the information will affect the financial fortunes of a specific industry niche and of specific companies in that niche, the more likely it will be deemed "material" and therefore potentially trigger insider trading issues.
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Here are the 50 most expensive top-ranked private high schools in America, along with their location, annual tuition for the highest grade offered according to Niche, the Niche ranking of the school, and whether or not the school provides boarding.
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"This is such a niche app with niche content, that for it to make that sort of jump means it has become very interesting to a much broader audience," said Jonathan Kay, a co-founder of Apptopia, an app analytics firm.
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HP has a new entrant in that most curious PC niche – the backpack computer.
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A weird niche '90s-inspired MySpace-Tumblr thing isn't really what you're looking for.
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They are still relatively small and niche players in the sprawling retail banking business.
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Be smart: Small niche channels, like Fuse, are the most susceptible to being dropped.
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It's such a clusterfuck that it has to be its own niche specialty law.
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Up until a few weeks ago, wireless headphones were a relatively small product niche.
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It is what instantly takes the whole conceit from futuristically cool to presently niche.
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I don't think I have a niche enough to keep one specific group engaged.
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However, her aggro-charm has undoubtedly proved a hit among a niche fan base.
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Devices that should change the market often fall flat or gain only niche followings.
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The software that powers the internet also breathed whole new life into niche retailers.
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For even more proof, look at the exact opposite of the niche retailer: Amazon.
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Nevertheless, Withey doesn't see the recent resurgence of beards as a niche, hipster choice.
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Gajwani admitted that Times Internet realized working with some niche publishers isn't so sustainable.
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Photo: GettyBlackBerry is gradually feeling out its new niche as a veritable patent troll.
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He generally prefers mutual funds but uses ETFs for exposure to certain niche markets.
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We wanted to do something that was in an era of really niche television.
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It's not just hearing loss, it's anybody ... He filled a hole, in a niche.
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Top financial advisory firms are finding opportunities every day by targeting certain niche markets.
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A long tail of niche firms peddles everything from taxi rides to cinema tickets.
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We want to be more of a niche thing than a big rock festival.
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Niche co-founders Rob Fishman and Darren Lachtman are reuniting at video startup Brat.
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Still, it's hard to say whether the notebook is going to fill a niche.
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It means they're more likely to succeed, as long as they find their niche.
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"2015 was a time before elections, the crazy clown stuff," said niche memer @nonrelatablememe.
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Covetly is looking to build an eBay competitor on the back of niche collectors.
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The policy priorities that are often condescendingly labeled "women's issues" are not niche concerns.
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Small, niche museums with imaginative leadership are also likely to retain a devoted following.
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Far from being a niche, gaming is no longer the preserve of teenage boys.
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It will be catered to the site's niche audience of millennial mobile video consumers.
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That hurts even big multinationals: many rely on the niche suppliers shunned by banks.
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In the past, Burgundy's complexity and small output relegated it to a market niche.
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Maybe Russell will prove me wrong and find a niche alongside Curry and Thompson.
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Carbon capture has been around for decades in the US, mostly for niche uses.
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Granted, this is a niche concern if you live in your country of birth.
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Even Microsoft has all but conceded that's not going to happen – niche handsets notwithstanding.
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They'll quit their job to pursue a niche passion in photography, writing, design, etc.
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This hyper-connected luxury concrete speaker is a niche product, don't get me wrong.
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In Venezuela, the financial hopes of Eliset González are riding on a niche trade.
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Within this rush, the men behind My Ideal Property carved out a significant niche.
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YayPay is focusing on an interesting yet underserved niche — collecting payments from your customers.
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Let's be honest, the RED Hydrogen One is destined to be a niche product.
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How did you get into porn and what led you to the cuckold niche?
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And there's all sorts of niche content that can now potentially find an audience.
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As electric vehicles become less niche, the batteries powering them need to keep up.
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What you get is a thousand niche realities, each spreading misinformation, mistrust, and rage.
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The platform is a strategic move into the growing self-service niche in adtech.
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But at one point, DXing, while still niche, had entire publications dedicated to it.
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That makes these film-only movie services with limited selections niche competitors at best.
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You'll also find more niche services such as Tidal, Concert Vault, Murfie, and 7digital.
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In other words, Samsung's first truly wireless Bluetooth earbuds are niche products by design.
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This election season, pro-Trump songs have become a whole niche genre onto itself.
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Exceptions include niche funds run by Algebris Investment and Old Mutual Global Investors (OMGI).
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But the Rift and Vive are still niche among consumers, despite the price drops.
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But while EV sales are definitely growing, the electrified market is still decidedly niche.
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Most days, Neubauer goes to work and comes home without discussing his niche fame.
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" It was their income that supported the more "experimental, niche areas of The WELL.
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This managed futures CTA [commodity trading advisor] world, which is a very niche category.
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So people who have built up networks in these industries ... Very in-niche topics.
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Rosenberg said UNU queries "enthusiasts" around more niche and specialized topics, such as horseracing.
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And, don't rule out niche networks that are specific to your industry or business.
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The company even tossed around the word "niche" a few times during our conversation.
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They fill a niche for students not quite ready for a full nanodegree program.
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Award-winning Boehmermann, known for being provocative, is a niche player even in Germany.
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The deal marks an interesting exit for niche media in the Asia Pacific region.
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Democrats there are most successful when they can carve out a niche for themselves.
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In addition, CPGs can explore distribution to niche online retailers like Ulta or Drugstore.
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"At the time, it was a niche product," Whitman told CNBC in an interview.
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The Internet is, above all else, a place where people can find their niche.
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So, with that silver medallion draped around his neck, Craft decided to close Niche.
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Q: How did you manage to carve out your own niche within the company?
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The company is attempting to address niche audiences within the smartphone market, echoed O'Donnell.
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Health is niche, health is juicing and CrossFit and the latest weight-loss study.
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But what about niche genres, like traditional Japanese role-playing games and visual novels?
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Next time someone scoffs that renewables are a niche market, toss them this PDF.
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Unlike Apple, who focuses on a section of the population who like niche products.
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Since this is a competitive area, focus on a niche that isn't frequently discussed.
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So that's the big difference: Veggie burgers are a niche product targeted toward vegetarians.
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Gerchen Keller similarly funds commercial litigation, with a particular niche in intellectual property cases.
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"I don't know why only working at military schools is my niche," says Baucom.
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Find your niche, your good people, and know that your body is your friend.
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The subcultural niche beckons us, because it promises reality in an authenticity-starved landscape.
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It was a very specific niche and not taken seriously by the beauty industry.
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The crossover between Wales and professional baseball is, unsurprisingly, something of a niche subject.
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Here's what else the glass guru had to say about his niche, incredible craft.
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The epic, three-volume story totals 900 pages—the 1Q84 of niche, queer manga.
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If your electrons cost extra, there aren't a lot of niche plays in that.
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In the past, ESG investing may have been a niche approach - but not anymore.
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We took essential oils out of this weird healers' niche and into the mainstream.
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Caring, which started in 2006 and has 169 locations, focuses on a different niche.
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If you talk about a niche activity, you run the risk of being misunderstood.
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"Now it's a niche but it becomes mainstream because we have to," he argues.
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Aksamit says athletes in lots of niche sports struggle to pay their own way
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Rooney has achieved enough in his career to suggest he will find a niche.
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Viacom offers niche streaming products such as the $7.99-per-month kids service Noggin.
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We've also included population size for each of the best suburbs, sourced from Niche.
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Population data for each city was collected from Niche, a ranking and review site.
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On a Thursday evening, the fast-food restaurant appeared to be a niche attraction.
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Chia's own bucket was a niche combination of law, tech, business and public policy.
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Far-right fashion in Europe has become a niche industry over the past decade.
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Glatfelter employs about 3,000 brokers and has expertise in niche insurance coverage, AIG said.
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Today, she has carved out a brand niche for herself as a college YouTuber.
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School-ranking website Niche rated the best public high schools in every US state.
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Nevertheless, it has demonstrated the ability to build strong customer relationships within its niche.
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He has found his niche — his circle of competence — and he sticks to it.
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While Niche still operates inside of Twitter, it could do little to help Vine.
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In just over a year, mukbang has shifted from a Youtube niche to a
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Change your name, diversify your content portals, and launch niche projects along the way.
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Kristen Lachtman will join other Niche co-founders at their new video startup, Brat.
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And they believe that niche trends, if properly disrupted, can become billion-dollar markets.
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A particularly cursed niche on the internet is food that should not be peeled.
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Through smart pricing and smart distribution, Paint Shop Pro had found the perfect niche.
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Those interactions may have opened up a niche — allowing the native fish back in.
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That's why I think it's not going to ever break out of its niche.
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The company isn't discussing its user numbers, but Winnie is still a niche product.
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Despite Simons's relatively niche appeal, his work is the type that speaks for itself.
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In SynCardia's eyes, it's making a niche product to fit the demand it's seeing.
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Considering many tech users see mechanical keyboards as being somewhat niche, that's a lot.
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A handful of good, if niche, client apps can make for a better platform.
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Deathwish by Ben Fama opens with 14 pages of null-set, niche-cult zeroes.
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Keep in mind, there are hundreds of other smaller, niche health care consulting firms.
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Hedge fund investors said they do not see the situation for niche funds improving.
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Ricky Dillon started his channel in high school, when video creators were niche entertainers.
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It may be that certain wines will never have more than a niche appeal.
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A Nymphenburg bisque-porcelain bird perched high in a niche in the living room.
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It fills a relatively specific niche where there isn't a good alternative right now.
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Strowman fills that niche, even if there are questions as to whether he's ready.
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But evolving from a buzz-worthy niche to mainstream acceptance remains a daunting task.
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Cremers immediately knew he found a niche in photographing tourists at places like Auschwitz.
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And Snapchat is a great distribution channel for a niche start-up like Fancentro.
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In turn, this has created a niche, albeit growing, corner of the cybersecurity industry.
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Coupled with increased concern about climate change, they have fostered this niche, he said.
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"Niche form of architecture?" is an APSE, which is a recess in a church.
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"There are benefits to moderated platforms," she continued — say, to create coherent, niche communities.
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But there might be a niche for electric models like the Renault ZOE subcompact.
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Discovering a date likes the same niche show you like is a wonderful feeling.
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They never rise above niche sales and are rather quickly rendered irrelevant by BEVs.
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However, because book publishing is a comparatively niche business, the inaccuracies prick the ears.
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The brands that drive niche freestyle sports are also making female opportunity a priority.
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For a niche heavy metal band it's about as big as you can get.
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THE TRAITOR'S NICHE By Ismail Kadare Translated by John Hodgson 200 pp. Counterpoint. $25.
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"We're not going for something small and niche," said Ms. Salke, describing her strategy.
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Flying cars would be very expensive and therefore never more than a niche product.
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It was a fairly niche genre then; months went by without a major release.
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This is how they had survived, by finding every little niche market they could.
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Up until this point, Tesla has been primarily a niche producer of luxury cars.
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What about that experience made you want to explore that niche as an accountant?
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Niche queer and feminist productions tend to serve smaller audiences and pay less, too.
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That's the niche Zero Labs aims to fill with its awesome electric Bronco restomods.
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And it is unclear their medical use can ever be more than a niche.
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Whether he sees any niche for himself (after 2024), nobody knows except him probably.
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"It was a very niche problem but it was a problem, nonetheless," said Athos.
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Whole Foods' reliance on niche brands and private labels would weaken this argument further.
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Nvidia is telling its investors that cryptocurrencies are no longer just a niche business.
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It is a tiny niche in the legal profession, but one he finds fascinating.
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The Oscars also fill another cultural niche, one that matters to far more people.
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Other companies are marketing products to hoteliers, finding niche ways to improve guests' experiences.
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Nevertheless, King Day has occupied an awkward niche in the progression of American commemorations.
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When writing about niche technology, I try not to write off potential use cases.
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But in Britain, the drug is super niche compared to almost every other substance.
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Back then, cobalt was a niche metal mainly used in jet engines and smartphones.
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Competitions began as niche events for gamers to test their skills against each other.
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Netflix is all in on original series — even more so if they're niche interests.
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However, the event space is getting more and more crowded and also more niche.
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It also supports a wealth of more niche options, like Windows Mixed Reality headsets.
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To grow, luxury brands need to keep striving for younger and more niche audiences.
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That's a pretty narrow niche, but I'm sure it'll work for for some people.
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What started as a small niche has now evolved into its own retrogaming genre.
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While some have a niche, like 19th century lunar photography, others are less discriminating.
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But direct listings will likely remain a niche part of the IPO market overall.
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Plus, they are adamant, adamant that they've found a niche with world-changing potential.
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Talk On your new show, "Believer," you examine niche, sometimes extreme, global religious traditions.
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Some stores are opening restaurants, cafes and niche services only offered on Fifth Avenue.
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What is your recruiting niche at J.M.U., and what is the biggest recruiting challenge?
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For creators, it's a great way to keep tabs on channels in your niche.
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Niche has generated more than $200 million in revenue, according to an internal email.
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Whereas Hillary Clinton has found a niche with more of the traditional leadership infrastructure.
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All of a sudden, Gen Y has gone from niche to mainstream media, right?
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"In terms of virtual reality, no, I don't think it's a niche," Cook replied.
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Rohrssen said this serviced a niche-within-a-niche part of the sales component for dealerships, but they found that a few were running it on iPads internally and kind of bending the service to work toward the way it does now.
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" —Rafael Romis, founder and CEO of award-winning digital agency Weberous and e-commerce strategist at Generate Culture; connect with Rafael on LinkedIn "Be the best at what you do, or create a niche category and be the best in that niche.
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As the electorate moves toward consuming and sharing information via niche channels, and away from engaging directly with mainstream media, candidates are following suit (it's no surprise that mainstream candidates are dragging their heels while niche candidates can't quite believe their luck).
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The sexiest picture will always come from ComicCon, where she will have gone as Harley Quinn, Tank Girl, or some niche video game character you will definitely message her about if you're the kind of guy who knows about niche video game characters.
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So, two new features that could actually be useful to shoppers looking to buy wholesale goods, and one that may-or-may-not-be-useful feature in the AR addition — though, as far niche apps go, this niche is a pretty good one.
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In short, the idea that we should change the rules across a whole city (or, even better, a whole region) to allow more construction, rather than arguing project-by-project, isn't a niche solution to the niche issue of housing low-income people.
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I've always enjoyed emerging technologies and processes and that's become my niche in the department.
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Amateur-built helicopters are a subset of the already-niche hobby of DIY aircraft building.
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If we cannot modify our mental abilities then we are constrained to an evolutionary niche.
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Look, it's pretty niche, but we rather enjoy Jones' dedication to optimising jazz for 2017.
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Stein praised West's work, but he said this thinking is still too niche in academia.
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"This is our niche, to provide a more affordable solution with more capability," he said.
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Still, even that modest climb is notable given UFC's appeal to only a niche audience.
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Over the last several years it's spawned its own niche of Instagram and YouTube videos.
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OnePlus has carved out a nice niche for itself over the past couple of years.
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Last year's big Microsoft hardware release was the impressively designed, if maddeningly niche Surface Studio.
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Many startups are tackling niche problems, and some of these solutions will prove their value.
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The key for startups to succeed in regtech is to master one, highly focused niche.
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It could unlock our niche fascinations without us ever having to pledge allegiance to them.
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But anything this niche and this expensive is always going to be a tough sell.
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The remainder will be niche lenders only, as the competition is too tough, he said.
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"At first we thought [selling protein pancakes] was too niche, or too 'GNC,'" Clark says.
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There's a subreddit community for every topic and niche, bizarre interest you can think of.
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Hedge funds tend to like esoteric, niche investments which are by definition in short supply.
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These devices serve both broad and niche purposes, for general consumers, gamers, and artists alike.
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Even niche brands only familiar to YouTube fans (like Ben Nye) are a popular item.
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He represents the niche food processing industry with a membership of more than 250 companies.
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These niche communities are especially helpful because everyone is there because they want to be.
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FilmStruck is among the niche streaming services that gives access to plenty of bonus features.
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It's tough for a boutique smartphone maker since the audience is niche, almost by definition.
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The series became an island of mainstream in a sea of niche by embodying contradictions.
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Initially known as a haven for niche creators, Patreon is increasingly funding small media empires.
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A niche museum under construction in Florida is already publishing news of its future contents.
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E-commerce allows millennials to bypass traditional household names in favour of smaller niche brands.
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The lithium market is still in transition from niche chemical product to something much bigger.
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Altering that environment, as beavers do when they build dams, for example, is niche construction.
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Can you guess which niche pop culture reference is being made in each tweet below?
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Or will it remain a large but relatively niche platform never embraced by the mainstream?
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With audiences shrinking and becoming more niche, it's easier to make splashes with casting choices.
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These things are no longer staffed by volunteers or fueled by enthusiasm for niche interests.
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This is the story of a guy who found a niche and stuck with it.
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To Zuckerberg, niche meant it would end up with 200 million to 300 million users.
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We found our niche with the album, we found out who exactly our fans were.
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This will position you as the 'only choice' in your niche to crush your competitors.
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"Until now I think that graphic design has been considered a 'niche' market," explains Perkins.
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As the niche world of pet photography continues to expand, we continue to be captivated.
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Ride hailing services aimed at women drivers and passengers are a small but growing niche.
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The gaming landscape and its niche audience have both made major shifts in recent years.
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If you've yet to nail down your "niche," this book can be an encouraging revelation.
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Security founders often rely on their technical skills to find a niche in the marketplace.
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"Tesla found a niche and they've accomplished more than what many people expected," Brinley said.
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There is a divide in Hollywood that has relegated Black movies into a niche category.
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Unlike Maris, who is drawn to life science companies, Krane does not have a niche.
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I do this really niche thing, but people know about it because of Bruce Willis.
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But Note is something — you know, they had built this from a super-niche product.
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Right now, this content is still niche, but what happens when it hits the mainstream?
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It's a shitload of money, and probably enough to mean Oculus will remain mostly niche.
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I'm not saying that companies that sell niche, expensive products should be bereft of funding.
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The firm has been adding new brands to its smartphone portfolio to target niche consumers.
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Measuring just 231 square kilometers (less than 22016 square miles), Sentosa is a niche market.
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And despite growth ahead, we believe Tesla is likely to settle as a niche automaker.
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Hart went back to magic, leaving behind perhaps the most niche career in acting history.
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Likewise, GoPro's spherical camera, the Fusion, holds 47 percent dollar share of its niche market.
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Yet Steelseries' real niche has been as a supplier and sponsor of e-sports teams.
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Shipt, for a small $550 million fee, will fill that niche for the retail giant.
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In Asia, we are in Tokyo as a niche player in the telco towers space.
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The smartphone market is tough, but maybe ByteDance can carve out a niche for itself.
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The S80 belongs to a niche class of Chinese phones with really, really big batteries.
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After all, up to now, fully wireless earbuds have been something of a niche device.
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Are you always waiting for some niche meme to bring you to the app's surface?
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There seemed to be a subreddit dedicated to every niche phobia I could think of.
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That leaves them with a very niche market -- covering elective services, such as cosmetic surgery.
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Rainvow's Ethereum platform facilitates niche coverages to automatically compensate unforeseen transportation costs on rainy days.
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Still, $600 is a lot to shell out for a medium that remains quite niche.
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Over the past few years, alternative sexual culture has gone from niche to nearly mainstream.
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Now, in the long term, Sanders is going to need to go beyond this niche.
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So noise, in that context, is a niche subset within a subset within a subset.
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And what of the "weird, niche classes" that Sethi was so fond of last year?
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Polar expeditions are just one of many niche areas in which women's data is sparse.
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Sometimes, he found his niche and carved out a meaningful role as a versatile scorer.
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"They're such a niche product," said Rommel Dionisio, gun industry analyst for Aegis Capital Corp.
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It could be especially useful for people whose Facebook friends aren't into the gaming niche.
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Maybe something very mundane, like a niche event at a school you've never heard of?
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In a lot of ways, Sardella will be the restaurant Craft wanted Niche to be.
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Fighting games are still a niche genre, albeit one with an extremely passionate fan base.
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It's not just small or niche companies that thrive without the yoke of investor oversight.
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But VR art erotica and giant headset helmets have yet to find their distribution niche.
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But what about the kinda niche ones, the ones that aren't explicitly sexual at all?
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While focusing on this niche was interesting, it has been a long and bumpy ride.
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Across the pond, blogger Julie Falconer stressed the importance of honing in on a niche.
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As it happened, Price homed in on a lucrative niche that is about to explode.
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As the niche smart home industry starts to grow, everyone wants a piece of it.
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And it is possible that the company ends up being a niche electric car company.
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"We're targeting this niche [of people] with a high level of disposable income," he said.
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Garg estimates that his company has a 0.5 percent market share within its manufacturing niche.
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The 360cam is really one of the most unique cameras in this young niche market.
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It does not make vast profits, but fills an important niche in the maritime industry.
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Instead, it occupies a nebulous niche of its own, one that has been largely ignored.
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For now, the company seems fine with the niche nature of its Wilson X products.
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Despite their recent surge, longer-dated private-equity funds are likely to remain a niche.
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It's just a very niche device that's impractical for a vast majority of smartphone owners.
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High-tech companies rely on discovering niche markets and scaling up as fast as possible.
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At this time, it's fairly safe to say the car was still a niche product.
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The app is similar to other niche dating services like BlackPeopleMeet, PlentyOfGeeks and even Trump.Dating.
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How much of Pokémon Go is nostalgia for Pokémon slapped onto a niche experimental game?
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And others have launched dating apps around niche interests like dogs, cats, and marijuana smoking.
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There's nearly endless potential for niche professional networks to flourish, actually innovate and create connections.
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It's still a niche industry—#sustainabletravel has only been used 157,000 times—but it's growing.
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Niche farms offer locally raised meat, goat cheese, organic greens and hops for making beer.
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In Canada, where rugby remains very much a niche pastime, he is a mystery man.
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So Mushroom Jazz found this little niche in the rave culture, in the b-room.
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Miller isn't another hip passenger trying to find a niche in this strip-mined terrain.
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Now, we're left with really the top-tier players and a few smaller niche players.
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According to Page Six, nerdy, niche jokes are the reason the two are a couple.
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And the niche world of motorsports is hard to break into, no matter your gender.
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The products, almost certain to have a niche market, will be joining a booming industry.
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The overarching problem is that Harris has not found her niche in a multicandidate field.
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The superhero genre is already a very specialized niche, even in its most adventurous works.
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Candidates must reach out to everyone; it's not enough to have the biggest niche base.
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That's a tall order for something as niche as NerdCon or for non-profit conventions.
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Elevate's niche right now is providing loans to borrowers with creditscores between 575 and 625.
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It's a niche sport and just because I have a medal that means literally nothing.
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"This is a real niche spot" for bouldering, Jinda Phommavongsa, 35, of Sunnyside, Queens, explained.
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Certain niche ETFs took off when the investing public suddenly decided it needed the product.
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Niche compiled a list of the 50 best American suburbs to live in for 2019.
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"But there could be remedies with regard to niche products," said a senior steel banker.
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There is no fault if a candidate finds his or her niche in our economy.
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Within that, sales by niche brands jumped about 15 percent to around 1 billion euros.
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The company has been more secretive about some label launches, targeting niche sectors of shoppers.
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"Particularly niche films, and maybe medium-budget films, will migrate more to streaming," Gelfond said.
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Rachel is a subscription box for tights, which is about as niche as it gets.
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But Haggadahs are typically relegated to niche Jewish publishing houses serving a small religious minority.
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In comparison, vinyl records — a niche if there ever was one — brought in $416 million.
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When the site was introduced about 20 years ago, technology was still a niche subject.
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And I think it wouldn't have been a challenge to take on another niche brand.
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