Is it starting to feel like the market is oversaturated?
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"I got oversaturated and burned out on tracksuits," he says.
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Disney is also about to enter an extremely oversaturated market.
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It's exciting because I think everything is oversaturated right now.
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It is oversaturated with meaning but obscured from public view.
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Most of the filters are oversaturated and resemble Instagram's early filters.
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The playground has also offered hope to firms in oversaturated industries.
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Today's TV landscape is, if anything, oversaturated with all things fantastical.
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In the current climate, for both media and politics, we're oversaturated.
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Has it oversaturated the New York market by coming too often?
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The picture is crisp and the colors are bright without being oversaturated.
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I'm not a fan of the oversaturated colors, but that's just me.
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Jumping into the oversaturated beauty market in 2017 is a bold move.
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Maybe, for example, your photos often end up crooked or a oversaturated.
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Surprisingly, the colors aren't oversaturated as on so many phones these days.
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Could social media, search and cloud computing become oversaturated in the future?
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Some might say that we've been oversaturated with coverage of these women.
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"It already feels so oversaturated," said Gloyd, who moved here in 1987.
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The color in pictures taken with the Samsung phone looked oversaturated and unnatural.
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The rich, if somewhat oversaturated, cinematic treatments look weird compared with HD feeds.
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You're considering a European city, but you're feeling like they're all a little oversaturated.
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So what makes these brands stand out in a highly active and oversaturated market?
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So they see more money, more ads, and you just get oversaturated with ads.
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It's exactly what makes it feel so compelling and fresh in an oversaturated genre.
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They are visually striking, like Pop art reproductions of oversaturated Old Master still lifes.
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It's another sign that the shared micromobility industry is oversaturated and needs to consolidate.
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Excess production from the United States backfired in 2014 when the market became oversaturated.
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If successful, they could significantly reduce Project Kuiper's viability in an already oversaturated market.
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With respect to hypertension, it's hard to believe we're not already oversaturated with worry.
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Naturally, all this activity has led some to question whether the market is already oversaturated.
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They seem to be attempting to, in an oversaturated world, make these people more interesting.
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PixlPa sets a desolate psychedelic scene filled with, what appears to be, intentionally oversaturated imagery.
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Sexually explicit photographs are distorted and blurred by oversaturated pixels that conceal the subject's identity.
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Anything this oversaturated and easy-to-make was always bound to end in memes anyway.
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Jain said that he fears the sneaker resale industry might become a bit oversaturated eventually.
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The company said it will shutter 150 underperforming stores in places where it may be oversaturated.
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There are a lot of songs that are sometimes ruined by being oversaturated in pop culture.
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Oversaturated display aside, the Asus Zenfone Zoom is easily the best "serious photographer" smartphone currently available.
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Actors are so desperate for work because it is such a grossly oversaturated and elitist industry.
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The colors are accurate and bright without being oversaturated, and the image details are extremely sharp.
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We don't need to tell you that the market is oversaturated with wireless, Bluetooth-enabled speakers.
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Once I installed the extension, any tendentiously oversaturated sentence would be transformed into something absurdly sublime.
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The photo above, taken with Night mode turned on, is a bit oversaturated for my taste.
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The future, he warned, would be shaped by markets and brands and an oversaturated media landscape.
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Her compositions explore a number of contemporary subjects through an overlapping and oversaturated melange of iconography.
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The colors can appear unnatural and oversaturated, giving images and video somewhat of an unreal characteristic.
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That sentiment is evidence that the U.S. is still oversaturated with bricks-and-mortar retail, Boss said.
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In a sense, these authors-turned-publishers are thriving because the self-publishing ecosystem has become oversaturated.
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But here, in the oversaturated internet age, Twitter gives us 140 characters to flex our humor muscles.
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The Pixel 2 XL feels drab by comparison, while the recent HTC U11+ appears lurid and oversaturated.
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Coming from a Pixel 2 XL, I initially found the Find X's display intolerably garish and oversaturated.
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"The market is oversaturated," said Don Steinbrugge, managing partner at Agecroft Partners, a hedge fund marketing firm.
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Verizon expects mobile video and advertising to be new sources of revenue outside the oversaturated wireless market.
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Some think pieces argue that it's just a new frontier for porn consumers oversaturated with vanilla sex.
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Help came quickly; at one point, police stopped admitting boats into neighborhoods that became oversaturated with rescuers.
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Using clips of war and atrocity footage, Stabler blankets the imagery in an oversaturated RGB color palette.
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Indeed, it is perhaps the most toxic and certainly the most media-oversaturated one in modern history.
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If Casablanca had oversaturated the market with Kiss material, disco too was proving to have its limits.
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We've all been thinking the system got so oversaturated, it had to go bust at some point.
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Right now, the high-end luxury sports sedan market is oversaturated — by older brands with recognition and cache.
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"We think content is just a dry, bland, over-leveraged, oversaturated space," said founder and CEO Simon Berg.
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Also like Game of Thrones, you come away from the season shocked and oversaturated by violence and drama.
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Publicly, both broadcasters say they are unconcerned by their ratings and do not believe the market is oversaturated.
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It looked like every other cookie cutter never-ending co-op shooty game, a genre quickly becoming oversaturated.
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In today's oversaturated wellness world, there are as many types of oils out there as there are milk alternatives.
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The altered version shows an oversaturated president with an oversize mouth, licking his lips and leaving his tongue out.
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Since then, he's posted 63 more — an utterly charming mix of childhood photos, oversaturated glamour shots, and landscape appreciation.
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But early reviews tell a different story, one where Apple's presence in an oversaturated streaming space doesn't seem necessary.
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But the more oversaturated the internet becomes with content, the harder it is to drown out the constant buzz.
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Verizon has been looking to mobile video and advertising for new sources of revenue outside an oversaturated wireless market.
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Verizon has been looking to mobile video and advertising for new sources of revenue outside the oversaturated wireless market.
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Nothing was oversaturated and I could see plenty of detail in my living room in clear black-and-white.
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Images can be a little oversaturated at times, and the image processing / noise reduction can be heavy handed, too.
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New York City is oversaturated with penthouses, which have been sitting on the market for months or even years.
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Smell This It seems as if, in the past year or two, the scented candle market has become oversaturated.
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To bring Carlyle's analysis into the present, silence, especially in today's oversaturated market, can help create an engaged citizenry.
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"Retail is being profoundly disrupted by shoppers moving online, oversaturated markets and changing consumer behaviors," ProShare Advisors' Sapir said.
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But the market is now oversaturated, leading the government to dramatically cut incentives for buying those kinds of cars.
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But an oversaturated market means it can be hard for a pair to really stand out amongst the noise.
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That's why having one voice in the oversaturated review space focus specifically on this aspect is a useful tool.
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They were in the collective water, like an oversaturated solution, just waiting for a particle around which to crystallize.
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Android is doing so much processing to the images that all the colors end up artificially pumped up and oversaturated.
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In a world oversaturated by diets and health fads, it can be hard to figure out what's worth your time.
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That's just how this photo functions: It opens the viewer's mind to the combination of oversaturated hues and unexpected texture.
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But the reason we're making less money is because the system is oversaturated with drivers, and that's been done intentionally.
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Television producer Norman Lear said even though there the world is oversaturated with media, television is in its golden age.
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I'm generally happy how these turned out, though some of my co-workers found them to be a bit oversaturated.
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These noises became so common, so much of the fabric of our lives, that they oversaturated the experience of living.
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He became a political star in an oversaturated news media market that is constantly in search of a good story.
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Sui warned of headwinds likely to affect Chinese smarpthone makers, including an oversaturated domestic market and economic slowdown in China.
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Wingstop's push into the U.K. comes at a time when the United States has become oversaturated with chicken-wing chains.
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The lush, oversaturated nature visuals are about as different from Hereditary's dark and gloomy suburban environment as you can get.
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So, now I think the landscape is pretty oversaturated in terms of the amount of people who are on it.
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The story it's trying to tell is too big, and oversaturated with characters whom we're led to believe are important.
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Will they bother to bone when they're oversaturated with porn from the moment they start feeling tingly in weird places?
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His visions of oversaturated cities offer lots to think about when stopped dead in Basel traffic on the Venetian Causeway.
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Boroughs that had more pubs to begin with lost a larger share of them, suggesting that they may have been oversaturated.
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But in case you didn't get the memo, the market is oversaturated with headphones of all shapes, sizes, and price points.
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They're not as contrasty as shots from the Pixel 2, but shots are sharp, have good dynamic range, and aren't oversaturated.
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But the edge-to-edge OLED phone is yet another pricey gamble on an increasingly smaller slice of an oversaturated market.
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Daylight photos were often oversaturated; low-light photos were too dark, but I was always able to produce a decent photo.
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That's cool but it just gets a bit oversaturated and it's hard to know what's real, what's right, and what's not.
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With a heavily oversaturated market, home brewers are forced to strive for perfection if they want to compete with the greats.
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Papers have seen revenue decreases largely due to drops in print advertising and an increasingly oversaturated market in the digital space.
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Papers have seen revenue decreases largely due to drops in print advertising and an increasingly oversaturated market in the digital space.
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Meanwhile, Starbucks has oversaturated the U.S. market with more than 14,000 locations and will shutter 150 company- owned stores in 2019.
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But as things find themselves oversaturated, it explodes and larger pants and pant openings find their way back onto the streets.
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The market was oversaturated, and the search to find a weighted blanket to cure my anxiety was suddenly triggering said anxiety.
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Arcades became oversaturated; Space Invaders begat a clone of Space Invaders which begat an even more inferior clone of that clone.
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Yet embed reporters are also friendlier than those found at events open to the public, which are already oversaturated with media.
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I've had clients now ask me to wear female lingerie, which doesn't make sense because the market for female escorts is oversaturated.
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But, the market is so oversaturated with them that it can feel tough to separate the good ones from the "meh" ones.
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Unfortunately, the prom market can feel like it's oversaturated by bedazzled corsets and the same column gowns we've seen year after year.
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The default setting on the 220T is the screamingly oversaturated assault on the eyes that OLED screens have traditionally been known for.
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However, if you appreciate more color-accurate screens, there's a chance you might not like the Tab S24's oversaturated color profile.
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Farmers will have to destroy any grains that were contaminated by floodwater, which could also prevent some growers from planting oversaturated fields.
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The made-for-social-media wall was on Melrose Avenue in LA's street art–oversaturated Fairfax district, only a short drive away.
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The comic is about a bunch of animal stoner roommates, which has sort of become an oversaturated concept in comics these days.
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The cooling of arrivals actually helps offset the potential for an oversaturated domestic tourism environment, while tourist spending has held up well.
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All the while, it has looked to emerging technologies like VR and blockchain as a potential way forward in an oversaturated market.
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That climb was astonishing, the green sugar maples giving way to oversaturated orange and red as the altitude rose and the temperature dropped.
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Colors are rich (if not a little too warm and oversaturated than reality), details are crispy, and low-light pics just look amazing.
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The rules were intended to increase pay for drivers, while also addressing what many saw as an oversaturated market in New York City.
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The Fitbit Versa Lite Edition comes closest at $160, but like the Move, its color options are a bit too gaudy and oversaturated.
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In an era where the phrase "athleisure" is thrown around with the frequency of "fashion," the market for athletic apparel is certainly oversaturated.
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Last year, the S6 took photos that looked oversaturated next to the more neutral images from the iPhone 63S and the LG G4.
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Meanwhile, the novelty of his act will still suffer from an oversaturated American market, where political satire is virtually an industry unto itself.
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The oversaturated post-apocalyptic genre is unquestionably difficult to stand out in and IO's perspective is somewhat fresher than many of its predecessors'.
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It isn't just the substance of daily news that unmoors you, but also the speed and volume and oversaturated fakery of it all.
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Laws may be changing, and a market correction may be underway, but that means more pressure and less money in an already oversaturated industry.
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But, because it's an oversaturated sex-accessory (no pun intended), it's difficult to navigate the shoppable options without doing a little online-sleuthing first.
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While some pieces are universal amongst the fashion crowd, the street style of Milan has inspired us to reconsider them in an oversaturated market.
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That means offering a super wide color gamut but falling a little bit short on color accuracy because everything is a little bit oversaturated.
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Considering festival dressing has become as oversaturated as all of the side-event invites, we're taking a different approach to street style this year.
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It wasn't the musically rich place (which is a generous way of saying oversaturated) where rock could thrive or sink, depending on the day.
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Donors tend to select causes that are trendy and thus oversaturated with funders as is, or to give to famous organizations regardless of merit.
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The company has been gaining market share from rivals Verizon Communications Inc, AT&T Inc and Sprint Corp, in an oversaturated U.S. wireless market.
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In 1996, when the brand first came to be, the market was oversaturated with neutral makeup shades that, frankly, weren't appealing to everyone's taste.
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And this is why BET's Being Mary Jane filled such a void during a period that was oversaturated with reality TV stars and stereotypes.
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The salon is painted as a sort of oasis, oversaturated with prismatic colors and the soothing sounds of flowing water and soft classical music.
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After practice on Wednesday, Bozzella was adamant about the need for women's basketball to break through on television channels already oversaturated with college basketball.
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Every picture of a stunning vista or pastoral scene was sourced from the internet, and each one is oversaturated with unnatural shades of color.
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Today we are oversaturated with details, spurred by an insatiable appetite for information that relentlessly churns out stories for a 24/7 news cycle.
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Giant industry players in the United States and Europe are looking to grow in emerging markets, because their business remains oversaturated in their home turfs.
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Check out the photo below: It appears attractive at first sight, but the colors are oversaturated and unrealistic, and details are lost as a result.
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The proposed purchase underscores the challenges newspapers are experiencing, largely due to drops in print advertising and an increasingly oversaturated market in the digital era.
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You may think that Game of Thrones is already oversaturated with incest, but the show's interfamilial romances are still not enough for star Sophie Turner.
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Many American steel and aluminum plants are struggling to compete in an oversaturated market and some have had to scale back production and eliminate jobs.
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The relevant section (4.3) warns developers about the app categories that Apple thinks are oversaturated, and where it will be more critical with its reviews.
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Still, one of the downsides of not jumping up and down for attention in an oversaturated field is that, well, sometimes you don't get attention.
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In the end, the Note 8's photos looked clear and vibrant but oversaturated to me — though some people prefer that their photos appear exaggerated.
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The world is about to be oversaturated with subscription streaming services, and Plex wants to be the platform that helps people keep track of everything.
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The crowded jewelry industry is made up of two oversaturated markets — very expensive jewelry, and affordable, short-lived costume jewelry — and an ocean in between.
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SF9 "Enough" In the oversaturated ecosystem of K-pop boy bands, SF23, though stacked with talented triple-treats, often finds itself overlooked in the mix.
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The company is counting on the mobile video market for new revenue as wireless companies struggle to increase sales in an oversaturated cellular phone market.
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You can see the colors are pretty oversaturated on the OnePlus 25, which muddles a lot of the dynamic range particularly in the reds and yellows.
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Honestly the YA genre in general can be oversaturated, especially right now, and it can also be an incendiary place to host this kind of discussion.
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In this oversaturated marketplace of seductive data, I have always counted on Ms. Konnikova, a contributing writer for The New Yorker, to be a reliable guide.
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Pretending that an oversaturated market doesn't play a major factor in today's streaming landscape doesn't take away from the fact that it's a busy playing field.
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Here's the thing: Our childhoods were oversaturated with hundreds of different candies, all decorated in neon packaging and with commercials so enticing, we simply couldn't resist.
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In cutscenes and dialogue between combat, the player is oversaturated with enough visual and narrative information for the game to string together the next combat scenario.
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It didn't really feel like anything until another day had passed and my foot had begun to swell, itch, and ooze pus like a oversaturated sponge.
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Although Avenatti may have dropped his plans for a 235 bid for the presidency, the crowd of prospective candidates for the Democratic ticket is already oversaturated.
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Although Avenatti may have dropped his plans for a 20163 bid for the presidency, the crowd of prospective candidates for the Democratic ticket is already oversaturated.
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O core business to diversify away from the slow-growth wireless industry as it battles smaller rivals in an oversaturated market for U.S. mobile phone service.
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The digital agency sources attributed the mobile ad price increase to Facebook's efforts to moderate ad load, or prevent the platform from becoming oversaturated with ads.
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What do you think about criticisms that say the ICO market is oversaturated and over-hyped , and that Goatse coin is the latest example of silliness?
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Before its image was oversaturated in telenovelas or Latinx comedies and movies, la chancla was (and still is) a very real symbol of the enraged Latina.
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These have helped T-Mobile gain market share, as it is locked in a price war in an oversaturated wireless market with Verizon, AT&T and Sprint.
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And this year, with street style being so oversaturated, putting together an outfit requires a few special-somethings that will (hopefully) have me standing out the crowd.
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He might've represented the death of the superhero movie in 2011, but today he represents a whole line of new and original possibilities in an oversaturated landscape.
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"The market is oversaturated and IPO investors scared off by poor after-market performance of IPOs," an equity capital markets banker familiar with the Springer IPO said.
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The investors could then count on a steady stream of franchise fees and royalty payments — buffers against overall sales declines if, say, the market ever became oversaturated.
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Our oversaturated scam culture seems to have produced something new: utterly unappealing con men and women who could not credibly be referred to as "artists" at all.
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The wind, when combined with the oversaturated ground, means that trees tend to topple more frequently — and when they do, they often take powers lines with them.
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Survival of the fittest Analysts pointed out that Tesla's decision to double down on China could actually help weed out poorly performing companies in an oversaturated market.
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The impact of the bomb is now oversaturated from Flex using it as a point of emphasis during his on-air rants, and Clue co-opting it.
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When skaters began to use the technique for all these other tricks, they essentially oversaturated the illusion flip market and ended up killing the trick, according to some.
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As with how we use other apps, maybe our oversaturated selves will function as better humans when we limit how much we swipe and interact with people online.
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That buys publishers some time to try to figure out the space, but as the entire industry seems to pivot toward subscription offerings, it will eventually become oversaturated.
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Designed to look more like retro film cameras than the oversaturated hues common on many photo apps, the new presets are ones you may actually want to use.
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But strip away the franchise allegiances, and it all basically comes down to the same thing: Comic-Con is an overstuffed, oversaturated mess, and it's all Hollywood's fault.
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Many destinations in Mexico and Alaska that are already served by Alaska Airlines from West Coast hubs are not oversaturated with direct flights from New York-area airports.
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We all see the debacle Facebook has become, overflowing with ads, spam, and fake users, and oversaturated sharing led to a large number of people forsaking the platform.
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The platforms that lacked that foresight, like Vine and Tumblr, would recede into tech's oversaturated backdrop, while those that anticipated that moment would come to dominate the landscape.
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Twitch has become oversaturated with streamers all vying for people's attention, jumping onto popular games like Fortnite and Apex Legends as a way to propel their careers forward.
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Investors from China, frustrated by their own oversaturated market and the intensifying trade war with the U.S., are also making massive investments in India's budding digital payments sector.
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Menace: Soundclick was oversaturated with a lot of people doing it and you couldn't really be found on Soundclick unless you spent a lot of money on advertising.
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These images are taken from a series called Confected, in which DeMarte suggests a cultural desire to enhance and perfect nature by creating oversaturated and blatantly artificial environments.
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Related: 3D Printing Has Its Triennial Moment at the New Museum 3D-Printed Hair Can Sense and Spark Motion Short Film 'Hyper-Reality' Imagines an Oversaturated AR Future
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As it continues to build that business there, we'll continue to watch to see if it will be enough to break through in more oversaturated markets like the U.S.
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Sometimes, in indoors shots, the way Huawei's camera is tuned will get you a more attractive photo, even if it's oversaturated compared to the one taken with the iPhone.
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What made Nokia's old models so good was that they used the company's own image sampling technologies, which gave the devices a competitive edge in the oversaturated smartphone market.
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The only way to compete in an oversaturated landscape, which social media has become in the last decade, is to become something even more than just an average user.
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Another unreleased restoration project, by composer Mike Verta, is said to be highest quality version yet, and a significant improvement to the oversaturated colors of the Blu-ray release.
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Levinsohn said Facebook's content is too oversaturated with news and other editorial content, and that he wants to see more updates from friends and family in his news feed.
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"The big challenge for campaigns in the current era we're in — when attention is oversaturated — is to reach people where they are," veteran GOP strategist Eric Wilson told Politico.
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As if to cement rosé's evolution from trend to institution, Vogue now suggests that the wine has oversaturated the summer market and is a fashionable bubble ready to burst.
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"The market seems oversaturated, but I like to use the word oversupplied with my clients so as to not create a panic," said Marie Bromberg, a Corcoran Group agent.
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But now that the pop-up field has become oversaturated, Ms. Dalzon wants to build a permanent market that could be a multiuse space catering to black-owned brands.
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In playing the role of anthropologist, she seeks to preserve the imagery of disappearing practices and forgotten publications in our oversaturated world of image generation, (re-)use, and circulation.
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The better news: Fivestory finally launched its very own collection so that you can always find something special in a fashion world that's oversaturated with the same styles and trends.
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Brockton's bid for a casino was rejected two years ago by the state gaming commission over concerns that the market could become oversaturated if the tribal casino wins federal approval.
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"Everyone has the same exact product," Kleinman, whose game industry experience comes from a stint at Zygna and at a studio acquired by Disney, says of the oversaturated mobile market.
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As the US market becomes oversaturated with streaming services — with WarnerMedia, Disney, and Apple all launching streaming services — the only way to ensure growth is going outside the United States.
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It's a wild trip, but as much as it is filled with satisfying, if not oversaturated visuals, it is dragged down by the underwhelming lyrics and performance from Perry herself.
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"The slate tablet market is oversaturated and is experiencing declining demand from consumers, so we've decided to discontinue the Android-based Venue tablet line," a Dell spokesman told The Verge.
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The man climbed to the top of an oversaturated Atlanta market when some of its biggest rising stars as well as long time legends were beginning to find mainstream appeal.
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The paint is so oversaturated with white that the three shoppers seem on the verge of disappearing into the light, as if casting their sharp shadows for the last time.
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The market is so oversaturated here that you wouldn't even know if you would get a ride, and then I was trying to go to my regular job the next day.
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But with this project, not having it lends to the gravitas of the themes that we tackle—and it helps us stand out in a marketplace that's full of oversaturated color.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeDespite the internet already being oversaturated with fidget spinner content, YouTube's A Pyro Design has come up with a unique use for the fad toys.
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I've never attended Coachella, but I imagine it's a bit like Wonderland — the colors are oversaturated, the food is dangerous, and you just might run into a bunny wearing a waistcoat.
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But colors can be oversaturated, and noise reduction is way too aggressive in some environments, giving images a weird Prisma-like oil painting effect that I've encountered on previous LG phones.
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A counterargument to the "college for all" view is that the market for college graduates is oversaturated, and employers are only demanding four-year degrees because so many people have one.
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While he emphasized that the system is currently "oversaturated," he said he is confident that CBP is meeting strict standards when it comes to access to fresh water and hygiene products.
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AT&T has been seeking new revenue sources in an oversaturated wireless market, and has acquired satellite-TV provider DirecTV to offer bundles of cellular, broadband, TV and fixed-line phone services.
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But Orphan Black was critically lauded for basically its entire run, and even the relative low points in the mythologically dense third season were still excellent TV, even in today's oversaturated market.
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While friends warned him that the coffee market was already oversaturated, Freeman also noticed that, at the time, few coffee sellers in the Bay Area even revealed how fresh their coffee was.
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This makes it increasingly difficult for fresh waters from the deep — which aren't yet oversaturated with carbon — to circulate to the surface and absorb lots more CO2 from the air, Long explained.
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Similar to financial services, the insurance industry has been eyeing up developing markets as its next big growth area at a time when more developed economies are oversaturated competition and existing services.
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Some of these authors are wildly successful in ways that never would have been possible before the Kindle; many have an even harder time finding an audience in such an oversaturated market.
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Related: See Time Stop and Space Stretch in Adam Magyar's Latest Slit-Scans Short Film 'Hyper-Reality' Imagines an Oversaturated AR Future Alchemy Conjures This Dark CGI Short Film About Growing Up
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Maybe it's because the market has become so oversaturated with the trend, but I find all the velvets and the laces and the strings and the glitter too be a little too much.
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There's not as much dynamic range as you'd find in an APS-C or Full Frame camera, and it leaves the colors oversaturated while also producing noticeable noise at anything over ISO 5000.
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First of all, we may be tired of the oversaturated Human-Vampire Romance Industrial Complex, but Lemuel and Olivia have absolutely nothing in common with the likes of Bella and Edward from Twilight.
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Presumably, this stems from a backlash to the permanence of (occasionally embarrassing) online content, social media sites that are oversaturated with said content, and "curated online personas" that ultimately come across as disingenuous.
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Among young professionals, the sparsely populated European country has suddenly become some sort of exotic pilgrimage: Facebook and Instagram feeds are filled with oversaturated images of fjords, colorful villages, and ice melt waterfalls.
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Her work is an antidote to oversaturated image culture, as it rewards careful attention rather than the fleeting kind, and asks the viewer to study versions of the same thing over and over.
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Motiv's creators have made some pretty big claims for their tiny wearable – which are pretty impressive, if true, putting a new spin on the somewhat staid and oversaturated world of fitness tracking wearables.
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These have helped T-Mobile gain market share as it fights a price war in an oversaturated wireless market with Verizon Communications Inc and AT&T Inc , as well as smaller competitor Sprint Corp.
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There was a small number of drivers, so Guillermo didn't have to compete in an oversaturated market; he could drive for 40 hours a week and make $1900—enough money to support his family.
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Following the lukewarm box office for last year's Solo: A Star Wars Story, Disney CEO Bob Iger admitted that his company had oversaturated the market, and fans should expect a "slowdown" in film releases.
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Companies like Disney and AT&T launching bundled packages, which would assumedly offer a discounted price for people who signed up for multiple services, is one way to entice consumers in an oversaturated market.
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But in a space oversaturated by supplements, cleanses, and workout fads, periods are a stripped-down way to for wellness influencers to go back to their roots — or, in this case, their fallopian tubes.
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After a couple of singles indulging his more chart-ready impulses, your favorite masked marauder Marshmello's back with another track that feels as wonderfully oversaturated and overstimulated as a colorized black-and-white film.
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Urban Outfitters CEO Richard Hayne said on the company's earning call that the retail space is oversaturated and clothing stores are taking too much physical square footage compared to places like Europe or Japan.
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There's certainly an argument to be made that the genre's oversaturated, but there are also numerous interesting discussions to be had around why the genre's managed to make such a foothold in cultural horror.
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Motley Fool writer Jeremy Bowman argues that SoftBank propping up companies, as it did with WeWork, will eventually cause the market to catch up with companies like DoorDash in the oversaturated food-delivery space.
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Still, you'll be happy with some other options like 120 fps slow motion at 23p and HDR filming which — and I don't say this too often — actually looks good despite oversaturated reds and greens.
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Android Instant Apps could also help publishers expand their existing user base by modularizing their app into different Instant App versions — and in the oversaturated app marketplace, a chance to increase discoverability is always welcomed.
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The land could be more valuable as a hotel or condos, the healthcare market in Philadelphia is already oversaturated, and there's no path to profitability for a safety-net facility that needs massive capital investment.
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Whether you're shopping around for your phone or laptop, the market is oversaturated with apps that offer virtually the same thing, so it's up to you to do the research, read reviews, and compare prices.
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It'd be easy to ignore Upthere as yet another player in the cloud storage space that is already somewhat oversaturated with Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive and plenty of startups all vying for the same users.
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Mr. Gammacurta was drawn to the oversaturated colors that result when lighting and photographing a semitransparent lollipop; he rarely uses solid colors like black or white in his lollipops, because they don't let light through.
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" Hathaway tries to play it off as though he's talking about her oversaturated press cycle, flashing her movie star smile in a determined way and saying, "I'd be happy to stay home, but the film.
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The display is bright and vivid, and while it can be a touch oversaturated in its default "Vivid" mode, I preferred this to the slight orange hue the screen had while in the alternative "Normal" mode.
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The colors turned from pastel to bold and oversaturated, and the mysterious women in the videos, known only to fans by nicknames like "Curly Sue" and "The Blue-Eyed Girl," became objects of fascination among viewers.
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The golden age of restaurants may be over, thanks to the collision of oversaturated markets, rising labor and food costs, changing consumer loyalties, a shrinking middle class, and declines in mall traffic, WashPost's Laura Reiley writes.
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Our Favorite Street Style Stars Are The Ones Who Have Been Here All Along Anyone in the industry will tell you that street style has become an oversaturated zoo that blocks street corners and stops traffic.
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It's a relatively simple process: You just hyperventilate to the point that the blood in your brain starts getting oversaturated with oxygen, before becoming so dizzy that it seems like you're drifting off into another dimension.
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Maybe it's just that I live on the internet and am oversaturated with it, but I wish we could tell stories about women without wasting time on people who we should frankly ignore in real life.
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VR has been promoted up and down the street and consumers seem to have grown oversaturated with all the media coverage of expensive tech that's inaccessible to them, but the platform is preparing for a mini-renaissance.
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A Bluetooth speaker is an essential home staple now — just like your refrigerator or TV. The thing is, the market is way oversaturated with boring, rectangle-shaped speakers in black or grey that are bland as hell.
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Where to watch: Netflix Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Bollywood incarnation of Romeo and Juliet is oversaturated with drama and violence, but at the center are the painfully attractive Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh (now a real-life couple).
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And if in-person workers migrate towards camming, it's hard to see how an already oversaturated market could be as profitable as in-person work for sex workers who do not already have a large online following.
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In an oversaturated, overlong 2020 campaign, debate nights still cut through the noise: The first debate in June scored record ratings, and though the second round of debates drew fewer viewers, nearly 10 million people tuned in.
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Perhaps the true crime documentary is simply oversaturated these days, but "The Case Against Adnan Syed" failed to captivate the world's attention in the way the original examination of this unsolved crime did with the "Serial" podcast.
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I took footage that we shot at South by Southwest, made the lighting really interesting, way overexposed it, way oversaturated it, ran it through a couple of apps on my iPhone 5, did some weird chopping and cutting.
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Issues include the high cost of logistics and a oversaturated market (Bloomberg reports that more than 400 restaurant delivery startups have been founded in India over the last three years, raising a total of $120 million in funding).
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Even when pro wrestling is good, it's so lathered in cynicism and, in the U.S. at least, so oversaturated that it begs for at least a bit of reservation to keep you from stepping out over the ledge.
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Colors are rich and balanced, without being oversaturated (to my eye, at least) and even in direct sunlight it manages fairly, avoiding anything drastic when it comes to halo or other effects resulting from glare on the lens.
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At points, the film threatens to tip over into melodrama, but the directors Mag Hsu and Hsu Chih-yen always right the ship, balancing oversaturated flashbacks with a nuanced portrait of love that endures both trials and time.
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Synchronized global growth has collapsed, the China Land Cycle is rolling over (and will continue to weaken despite the single positive data point this week), Europe is slowing more than expected and the US is oversaturated with construction equipment.
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Since current CEO Paal Kibsgaard took charge in August 2011, the company has overspent on costly program-management ventures, paid $430 million for pressure pumping gear as the market became oversaturated, and seen its share price tumble about 20103%.
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In fact, Mr. Kuchar's achievement is to have combined such vividly realized details — the farmhand's pout, the turn of a berserker's hip, a reticulated green brontosaurus — into scenes that seem oversaturated with sexual suggestion but are actually completely unspecific.
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"The U.S.-based ETF market is becoming oversaturated, and there's a greater opportunity set in international markets," Mazari said, noting that shares of MSCI trade at a premium due to market rumors that S&P Global could acquire the company.
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And we need that because, unlike the financial-services industry, advertising is not too big to fail … because online display ads are so terrible and so oversaturated, most ordinary people don't particularly like advertising and wouldn't care if it went away.
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The fuzzy, oversaturated photo released Monday by the European Space Agency (ESA) is the triumphant culmination of a two-year search, which intensified this past summer as Rosetta spiraled toward Comet 67P in preparation for a controlled descent on September 30th.
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In the fast-moving social media climate, it's easy to get carried away by new, never-done-before ideas, but they also quickly become jarring when we're oversaturated by them, and right now I'm pretty sure we're at breaking point.
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K-pop is slowly showing the growing pains of an oversaturated market (as of 2018, there were 43 active girl groups, and around 160 boy groups,) and not everyone can achieve the record-breaking, chart-topping international dominance of BTS.
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T-Mobile doesn't want to compete with other carriers or teleco's by developing its own "skinny bundle" of streaming TV channels, the company said today on its earnings call with investors, noting the market was already oversaturated on that front.
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In addition, deFINE ART features exhibitions by Hernan Bas, Omar Victor Diop, Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian, Glen Fogel, José Parlá, Chiharu Shiota, William Singer, Hank Willis Thomas, Summer Wheat and group exhibitions, Oversaturated, Take Note and Catalyst: Master Prints by Pace Prints.
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Titled Savonarola Suite (2019), his installation at PULSE consists of photographs and a diptych video collage depicting the glossy magazines where he learned about the American art world going up in flames — a prescient analogy of an oversaturated art market.
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It had some trotting cumbia beats, mariachi horns and samples of booming Spanish DJ patter; it had stretches of buzzy, wriggling keytar lines; it had bursts of ghoulish laughter and metallic crashes; it had blasts of all-out, oversaturated noise.
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Jim Silver, the chief executive and editor in chief of TTPM, a toy industry website, said the overall market was oversaturated with movie-related toys this year, and children were not making an emotional attachment to the brands and the characters.
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When it first launched there were some issues with colors being massively oversaturated, and that was somewhat blinding in 4K, but GoPro just pushed out a firmware update and now the colors look far more accurate but still have plenty of vibrance.
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As the world tries to make sense of economic tremors from the Brexit fallout, upcoming U.S. elections and volatile European financial markets, it's easy to see why investors are becoming less willing to roll the dice and throw money at oversaturated venture markets.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sprint Corp said on Friday that it was launching new leasing options aimed at price-sensitive customers who want to upgrade their phones more often, the carrier's latest effort to lure subscribers in an oversaturated market for wireless service.
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This might be a double-edged sword, as it's no secret the odds are stacked against smaller board brands, in large part due to the low return on hard goods and an oversaturated market, but Baker is confident about Meow's place in skateboarding.
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What remained of the great post-28/22016 YA dystopian wave — the books trickling out into publication more than a decade later, in 8003 — would take on new resonance and meaning, people seemed to believe, and an oversaturated market would be reborn.
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AG Cook's "Superstar" starts as a ballad, but the Ibiza synths kick in and then overload the system, inching towards dissonance; easyFun and Noonie Bao's "Monopoly," too, breaks down and flickers like a busted old computer screen, its oversaturated melodies quickly collapsing.
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While it had made an effort to adapt to the trend, a fleet of lower-price competitors such as Anthropologie, H&M, Asos, and Reformation have swooped in and taken market share, and experts say the market is now oversaturated with options.
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With the right wet suit, you no longer need the sun, and so adventure athletes looking to escape oversaturated beach towns have over the past decades made surf spots out of less hospitable coasts: Iceland, Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula and even the Arctic.
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Jeffrey Gural, a Manhattan real estate mogul and the owner of Tioga Downs, near Binghamton, N.Y., conceded that his estimates of income had been optimistic, saying that the gambling market is oversaturated; Tioga Downs must also compete against casinos in nearby Pennsylvania.
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It's unclear what a Trump TV network would look like in today's oversaturated on-demand television market, but if his campaign is any indication, it's bound to just be all Trump, all the time—an unyielding spew of brutal rhetoric without a November expiration date.
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I'm training to be a political theorist in an oversaturated job market with an overabundance of Ph.D.s, increasing university administration, increasing reliance on – ahem, exploitation of – adjunct instructors, and what feels like an all-time low in the diminution of the value of the humanities.
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The order will substantially raise prices on 65 million customers, force them to pay twice for capacity, intrude on state jurisdiction over resource planning, increase capacity spending in a region already oversaturated with capacity, and disrupt several established and emerging clean energy business models.
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Trump SoHo, the company's hotel in a trendy area of Lower Manhattan, struggled since the election, in part a reflection of the oversaturated hotel market in New York City as well as a move by some professional sports teams to stop using the hotel.
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That's a change from HDR10, which mastered video content as a single unit with static data — meaning that if a movie was mostly dark with just a few brighter scenes, for example, then those scenes would have previously been oversaturated relative to the rest of the film.
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Artist George Horner cut speech bubbles from comics to accompany a paraglider overlaid on a church sanctuary, while designer Richard M. Norris responded to a story he wrote as a kid 40 years earlier on "the big race" which joins a motorcycle soaring over some oversaturated sightseers.
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Now touted as a groundbreaker thanks to his 70s folk albums being re-issued by Light in the Attic, Chapman remained largely overlooked during his prime, when he turned out ten albums in as many years, emerging as a formidable talent amidst a nonetheless oversaturated folk scene.
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Amid the many ups and downs that make up the film's oversaturated plot (Jodi's brief courtship with her longtime bully, her sister's upcoming beauty pageant and chronic allergies, Jodi and Stig's Guys and Dolls duet), Fareeda makes a concerted effort to encourage Jodi to embrace her differences.
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Analysts, however, had warned that the company's ambitions in the film industry and its hopes of profiting from the associated merchandise could end up hurting it, partly because children do not make emotional attachments to characters in a market that is so oversaturated with movie-related toys.
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When he or she is feeling oversaturated, it's their responsibility to turn off the TV. Everyone has their part to play, though: the viewer needs to know when to stop watching but the channels should avoid showing shocking images under the pretext that they're keeping people up to date.
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With a glowing resume (including being the subject of a short documentary with Fader), Lipa also stands out in the oversaturated world of pop music because of her instantly distinguishable low voice (which is sometimes raspy, but always alluring) and for those undeniably catchy "fuck you" break-up lyrics.
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While oversaturated lighting could be to blame in this case, it's likely that Vogue China did alter Hadid's warm Dutch-Palestinian skin tone a shade or two, given how sought-after light complexions are in many Asian countries, including China, where light skin is often an indication of class.
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"Synchronized global growth has collapsed, the China Land Cycle is rolling over (and will continue to weaken despite the single positive data point this week), Europe is slowing more than expected and the US is oversaturated with construction equipment," analyst Chad Dillard said in a note to clients late Tuesday.
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In a late-night landscape oversaturated with political comedy, the "Lights Out" creators believe they can further differentiate themselves by staying away from Trump-of-the-day jokes: partly because they believe audiences are tired of this approach, and partly because this brand of comedy is just not in Spade's wheelhouse.
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The iPad Pro was wired in the demos, due to the oversaturated nature of wireless technology at these sorts of shows, but the combination Bluetooth/wireless feature allows users to go unplugged as well — certainly a useful thing when setting up at coffee shops and the like, which I often am when traveling.
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The service, which was first announced in March with few details, will be available on internet-connected devices including smartphones, laptops, Apple TV and Amazon Fire TV. AT&T is counting on the mobile video market for new revenue as wireless companies are struggling to drive sales in an oversaturated cellular phone market.
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It's simply that An, alongside 22-year-old chef Theo Friedman and video artists Thu Tran and Will Rahilly, are allowing diners to feel something that is wholly absent in the oversaturated mass of tastings: They're using interactivity to foster and embrace an atmosphere that promotes choice and dialogue between chef and diner.
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You&aposre Not on Mushrooms, This Animated Fidget Spinner Brings Super Mario to LifeDespite the internet already being oversaturated with fidget spinner content, YouTube's A Pyro…Read more ReadBased on an old-timey device called a Zoetrope, Odom designed his fidget spinner using modeling software, and then printed it out using a MakerBot 3D printer.
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In a market full of clones, imitators, and knockoffs, all Blue Apron had going for it were its early entry advantage, and its skill at packaging and distributing meal kits better than its competitors — but even that wasn't enough to save it from the ravenous race to the bottom of a newly oversaturated market.
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In an oversaturated musical economy, where every year more music comes out than a single person could ever listen to, obsessive completism is inevitable; as long as capitalism produces consumer objects, people will feel the need to catalog them, and as long as rock songwriters inspire hyperbolic reverence, trivial moments will get excessively scrutinized due to mere association.
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"Unicredit is in alright shape for a euro zone bank, but given that profit margins are low in the already oversaturated German banking sector, some traders are wondering, would it be a wise move," wrote David Madden, a market analyst at CMC Markets UK. Lloyds Banking Group slid 3.5 percent as it traded ex-dividend, hindering further gains on banking index.
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We spent a lot of time staring at different photos on the Pixel 2, the 2 XL, the iPhone 8 Plus, the Note 8, and the original Pixel XL. When you look at all the phones side by side, it's undeniable that the Samsung phone is wildly oversaturated, the iPhone 8 looks the most natural, and the Pixel 23 XL is the most muted.
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I remember I got in Photoshop—I do all of our artwork as well—and I put a Confederate flag, and I oversaturated it and put some really roughly cropped flames on top of it, and I turned those blue and purple, then I put it on a black five-by-five canvas and put a texture the top, just listening to my shit one night.
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In a market that feels oversaturated with new developments, old school design lovers and architectural enthusiasts in New York often opt to live in prewar buildings created to accommodate the population boom in the city during the decades preceding World War II. Properly restored, the Old World details that define a prewar interior can offer more than aesthetic charm; they can add some serious value to your real estate, too.
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All took nice photos, but the colors in the Galaxy S8+'s pictures looked oversaturated, and while the Mate 10 Pro's photos appeared rich and clear, the shadow details looked better on the iPhone X. As for the bokeh effect, also known as portrait mode, the Mate 723 Pro excelled at separating the subject from the background compared with the Galaxy S8+, but I still preferred the iPhone X because it did a better job at lighting up a person's face.
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Oversaturated global oil markets are on a fragile path toward emerging from the supply-demand imbalance that has depressed prices, but that progress is at risk of unraveling as OPEC's compliance with production-limiting targets declines, the International Energy Agency said Friday: Why it matters: The persistence of the worldwide supply glut that keeps prices at middling levels has created problems for oil-reliant Persian Gulf economies, and affects the output rate and bottom line of U.S. producers, who are forecast to drive production to new records next year.
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