He told me all about LSD's stickiness—what it means for recreational users, and what the limits of that stickiness are.
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Private equity much prefers enterprise software because of its stickiness.
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So, we're getting loyalty and customer stickiness as a result.
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Overall, it seems like the stickiness is here to stay.
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How do you introduce some stickiness into your Thanksgiving feast?
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Looking for a glossy eye look without all the stickiness?
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A gift can have a certain psychic stickiness to it.
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It dries quickly and doesn't leave residue or stickiness behind.
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Still, Harris sees stickiness to the cost of moving money.
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"A decline could have implications to subscriber stickiness," Lavery said.
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"IPhone users stickiness is better than the competition," he said.
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Milevsky: We suddenly lose the stickiness of our labor force.
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The production neatly captures the ubiquity and stickiness of such apps.
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A robust services business only increases the stickiness of the iPhone.
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Contributing to that team stickiness is Warzone's totally inspired gulag system.
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So, to tell if it's working, "we need a stickiness measure."
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There's an endless supply of stickiness to subdue on every surface.
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Less concerned about the stickiness of deposits, it can offer unlimited withdrawals.
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Such gaps will likely translate into a low stickiness rate at first.
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There is absolutely no stickiness in the business, and they know it.
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But the stickiness of the spit was what surprised scientists the most.
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One of the reasons for the stickiness was that Fukuyama was lucky.
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The rice will be loose, barely held together by its own stickiness.
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My mother favored the worker bee, her love buzzed With stickiness & sting.
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IF: What is your thought in terms of how the stickiness has been?
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And with each additional app tied to Slack, its engagement and stickiness grows.
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There's no snap of skin; the stickiness of the rice holds it together.
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Its business model relies less on brokerage revenue than stickiness of fund assets.
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Big tech companies have increased their stickiness and turned the convenience knob to eleven.
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"There is absolutely no stickiness in the business, and they know it," Damodaran said.
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It's called "stickiness" or the ratio of daily active users to monthly active users.
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The users they value the most are the ones who create engagement and stickiness.
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A human might smell the detergent or feel its stickiness before they see it.
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And thankfully it was raining, so that maybe it would wash away the stickiness?
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The idea is to take advantage of the stickiness that makes snowballs hang together.
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It's a good way to reduce the roaming bill and build stickiness around Lenovo products.
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Airbnb has been on a long-term mission to increase the stickiness of its platform.
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"I wouldn't do it for the extreme stickiness and mess of it all, " she says.
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It is possible that we are now seeing wage stickiness during the recovery as well.
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One of the attendees at these conferences speaks to the stickiness of some donor relationships.
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Acidity did not seem to have an effect on the mucus' stickiness, as some previously thought.
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The true value of a luxury brand is in its stickiness: its percent of retained value.
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That stickiness reduced people's willingness to switch carriers, which allowed the carriers to charge higher prices.
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You have to learn that in this spot there's stickiness, and over here is super slick.
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But the hardest problem — the oppressive stickiness of Facebook itself — would be surprisingly simple to solve.
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What's especially remarkable is that Facebook's stickiness, or DAUs divided by MAUs, stayed steady at 66%.
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And to think they created this masterful piece of art using the natural stickiness of bologna.
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On its latest earnings call, Square CFO Amrita Ahuja said trading increases "stickiness" on the platform.
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Even if they lose their stickiness, a bit of tape makes them as good as new.
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The handy spray seamlessly covers roots in mere seconds without leaving behind any stickiness or residue.
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But a key trait of the 71-year-old development in Nassau County is its stickiness.
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So their business models are focused on scaling their customer bases, and then ensuring customer stickiness.
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"DAU grew at a faster pace than MAU, reflecting greater user engagement and stickiness," Tencent said.
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Fitch views as positive efforts to drive installed loyalty programs as a means to improve customer stickiness.
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If the byword of platforms like Facebook is "stickiness," Mr. Zuckerberg's prepared, bland affect achieved the opposite.
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This portable, sea mineral-enriched moisturizing stick is just the thing to combat any stickiness 24/7.
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The increased exposure to a greater part of the value chain is expected to increase customer stickiness.
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"The effect is profound and WeChat is a nullifier of Apple's ecosystem stickiness in China," Shah said.
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So we did a lot of that, and that software and services create more stickiness, and more community.
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With a 20-week streak on the Billboard Hot 100, Baby Shark's "stickiness" has helped it stay relevant.
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But the truth is, first of all, there's a stickiness to the agency business which is worth noting.
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While the stickiness might be a turnoff for some, it's what makes this mask so great for me.
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The moment I was handed the comb dripping, the stickiness, the wax in my teeth, the overwhelming sweetness.
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The leading Chinese innovators are digital ecosystem players building scale and creating customer stickiness through their entire ecosystem.
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On the uneven bars, though, their routines involve swinging and release moves for which stickiness is a liability.
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It's the stickiness of your skin under your jeans as you go meet your friends for a party.
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For Marcus deposits specifically, she added, "we're also very focused on deepening our existing client relationships to enhance stickiness."
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Companies get the leverage to negotiate for longer terms as they build stickiness with customers by providing better products.
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You can't get stickiness without constant pressure but keep it light and simple, because it will cut into overhead.
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Siouxsie and the Banshees crafted a lot of solid dance songs with a stickiness that persists to this day.
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The stickiness of Treasury yields and the dollar hovering close its highest since June last year aren't good signs.
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"I think it's very easy to underestimate the value and the stickiness of the Oracle customer base," Magouyrk said.
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"If you're giving [employees] lots of feedback and being transparent, that will create some stickiness," Cooper told the Journal.
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The company also aims to create "stickiness" for drivers so that they'll drive more and pick up more rides.
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But the question to ask is how sustainable is initial stickiness that's clearly engineered into the game mechanic — i.e.
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Now that Adobe has shifted to a subscription model, the company needs to increase stickiness as much as possible.
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The rice is white or purple mixed with white for extra stickiness and given a tinge of shallot oil.
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And herein shows luxury's grasp of another key millennial trend - stickiness once a like-minded community has been found.
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It was fun to try, but lacks the stickiness I found in Facebook, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Instagram and, mostly, Twitter.
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Image: Natalie Renier, Woods Hole Oceanographic InstitutionBut here's the thing—cesium loses its "stickiness" when it's exposed to salt water.
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The cellphone industry, for example, fought very hard to prevent the porting of numbers because not allowing it created stickiness.
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And Stories are becoming an increasingly vital factor to Facebook's financial success and its stickiness among users of all ages.
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Will's lack of stickiness is partially exemplified by the way her collaborators, usually easily recognizable, fade into the album's background.
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Van Loon says the compounds are as strong as normal rubber and even smell of gum — minus all the stickiness.
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And even the constant pressure and stickiness of slightly slower decks like Hybrid or Mid-Range Hunter can cause problems.
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Holding steady at two-thirds of its user base, this stickiness stat is impressive for a 12.5-year-old utility.
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Classic lip gloss is also getting a reboot, thanks to glazes, which lend color and a mellow shine sans stickiness.
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Knead the dough, adding flour along the way until the dough loses stickiness and becomes a more solid mound. 9.
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Grab the rosin bag, aimlessly touch the BullFrog spot, and you'll have just enough stickiness to help guide your pitches.
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"It has such a lightweight, comfortable texture without any of the stickiness you sometimes get from other glosses," she says.
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That could spell trouble for the big banks, some of which are already struggling to maintain their stickiness with customers.
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I think all of the hardware companies ultimately wanted to do that, too, because the stickiness is in the software.
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So I think there's a strong case for what we've put together and I'm confident about its future and its stickiness.
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"As the platform scales and continues to bundle in different services, Uber could see more stickiness with the consumer," Hussain said.
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And all in some half-assed attempt to increase the "stickiness" (see: addictive potential) of Instagram to, one assumes, appease advertisers.
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The stickiness, he says, comes in areas that don't have reported cases of Zika but are near a region that does.
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This feature alone will definitely increase iPhone stickiness, just like the fact that you can't participate in iMessage conversations on Android.
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But they seldom attain the same level of stickiness as married couples, even after controlling for the mother's level of education.
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Facebook's stickiness, or the percentage of monthly actives users that return each day has stayed flat at 66% since Q1 2016.
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I go home to shower off the stickiness and help my parents put up more Christmas decorations before I get ready.
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What's more worrisome about this chart is the trend line that seems to show app stickiness dropping sharply since late July.
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That let them measure how much the saliva's stickiness slowed the bead's descent, therefore allowing them to calculate the spit's viscosity.
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With 482 five-star ratings, this L'Oreal Paris Color Riche Shine Lipstick has the look of lip gloss without the stickiness.
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Nori chips, which come with a yogurt-and-chive dip, have the consistency of toffee—hard crunch melting into salty stickiness.
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Fitch believes the stickiness of ABILITY's revenues is supported by a lack of customer concentration and a high historical retention rate.
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They do spend a lot on data services, but the penetration (and thus, stickiness) these data vendors have is very shallow.
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We are encouraging Product to explore other alternatives, such as more aggressive user education or removing stickiness for all audience settings.
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I only know that there is a rush of fresh blood cells that know what to do, a stickiness of platelets.
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All the better if some of those uses are for hardware that really does produce stickiness in this cloud-centric era.
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It's an amber-colored gel that comes in a pump dispenser and leaves no stickiness or color, "like a deodorant," she says.
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And of course, I see when they come to the furniture mart that people-- have this incredible stickiness of-- with the product.
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BECKY QUICK: Hey Joe, you can relate to that, the stickiness of the product and being hooked into the Apple ecosphere, right?
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And of course, I see when they come to the furniture mart that people have this incredible stickiness of — with the product.
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Quick: Hey, Joe, you can relate to that, the stickiness of the product and being hooked into the Apple eco-sphere, right?
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Not only does this type of position in the workflow increase customer stickiness—it also helps the system get smarter over time.
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They observed how chemical properties like pH (or how acidic the environment was) and the mucus concentration affected the mucus' overall stickiness.
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The challenge remains for local vendors to increase user stickiness and generate revenue from the growing installed base of smart speaker users.
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The formula — which swaps petrolatum and mineral oil for hydrating sunflower seed oil and ceramides — smoothed our chapped lips with zero stickiness.
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Their memories ranged from scary to sweet to macabre: needles and tubes, gifts of toys from well-wishers, the stickiness of blood.
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In this case, its report defines engagement as a sort of "stickiness" factor – a metric that compares daily users to monthly users.
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One of the most important and widely overlooked stats is Facebook's stickiness, or what percentage of monthly users come back every day.
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Yet Facebook's stickiness, or the percentage of monthly users that come back daily, held strong at 66% where it's been since 2015.
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"It gets better: Piper did an identical survey two years ago and back then Netflix didn't have that much stickiness," Cramer noted.
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There were no deep burrowers here; the ocean mud had the solidity and stickiness of a tile floor after a fraternity party.
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The move toward stickiness can be traced to men on the Soviet Union teams, Williams said, although they didn't actually use honey.
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Facebook's stickiness, or daily to monthly active user ratio remained at 66% amidst competition from apps like TikTok and a resurgent Snapchat.
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Due to the material of the suit and the stickiness of the soda, Nance gets stuck in the tube on the way down.
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"We need more stickiness in wearables," said Dr. Aenor Sawyer, associate director of strategic relations for the UCSF Center for Digital Health Innovation.
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The company noted it expects increased conversion and stickiness of the Prime offering as consumers become accustomed to free one day, and mgmt.
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For Spence, it's all about "stickiness" and the fact that customers keep using their Sonos products for years and years after buying in.
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And the reason for that stickiness is a lack of collaboration and understanding between your IT department and the rest of the business.
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IPhone X has staying power and stickiness, Watch and AirPods are very successful, and services are huge, a $12 billion run-rate business.
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"One trend is organic alcohol that leaves no stickiness," reads Goldstein Research's global market analysis report, listing claims of some of these products.
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Ketchup is particularly useful in this recipe because it has plenty of sugar, which provides a desirable stickiness and caramelized edge when cooked.
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In other words, not only does this AC make the room cooler, but it takes some of the stickiness out of it, too.
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He also recommended sunflower lecithin, which he said can reduce the "stickiness" of the milk so it can move through my breasts more easily.
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I wanted something that would make my lips look fuller so I could apply lipstick over the top, so the stickiness was a problem.
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These subscribers also enjoy the benefits of services like Amazon Prime Video, which increase the stickiness of Prime and time spent on the platform.
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Stress test rules and the recent financial crisis may have encouraged banks to seek out the flexibility of buybacks over the "stickiness" of dividends.
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But there's a viral stickiness to Travis's charge that it was the politics that drove people away, not the larger reality of cord-cutting.
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For daytime, consider soft creams with "melting" textures that absorb easily without any shine or stickiness so you can still apply makeup directly afterward.
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The back of your neck and your back itself will sweat when you get hot, and this stickiness and humidity can only lead to frizz.
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And then, unlike Apple, which has the ecosystem stickiness of things like iMessage, Samsung will have no extra charms with which to keep people around.
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This recipe calls for roasting the dry-rub pork ribs in the oven, but you'll still get the tender and sweet stickiness of summertime ribs.
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But this seems unlikely, given the stickiness of partisan identity and the strong disagreements between the two parties on a whole range of other issues.
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But the taste is virtually the same: The flavor of honey gets lost among the strong tastes, leaving only sweetness and a little stickiness behind.
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He also thanked the show's writers, cast, crew and especially the viewers, whose strong social-media presence helped guarantee the program's ratings success and cultural stickiness.
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It's another product I tried whilst researching the 10-Step system, and it's impossibly hydrating for its silky, lightweight formula and lack of grease or stickiness.
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Black tar is more distinct and harder to lace with other substances because of its stickiness and colour; mixing in white powder can put buyers off.
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Given the underlying profitability and stickiness of existing customers, there was never a doubt that the marketing spend was yielding incremental returns above our hurdle rate.
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If you're prone to tartar—that hard, crusty buildup that further boosts your risk of decay—tartar-control formulas with ingredients called pyrophosphates reduce its stickiness.
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Nori chips were almost like savory toffee, hard crunch melting into salty stickiness, and the yogurt-chive dip that came with them rivalled the finest ranch.
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The trick, which allows the robot to detach from a perch easily, is that the patch is designed for a particular kind of stickiness — electrostatic adhesion.
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"For Google, the deposit account will help with stickiness and additional access to data — customer data is what they make its money on," said du Toit.
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Now, under a larger umbrella with more resources, Instapaper could easily be running more as a user acquisition and stickiness play without absolutely having to monetize.
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The "stickiness" of viewers—the number of minutes of a game that they watch—is dwindling, says Kevin Alavy, the head of Futures Sport, another consultancy.
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In Oneida, parents were separated from their young offspring, in an effort to break attachments that could deviate from communal solidarity ("stickiness," in another Oneidan coinage).
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Another challenge companies will face in the bike-sharing space is the lack of stickiness in the market: Customers are less likely to be brand loyal.
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It's as if Sensi says, 'we're all a bit of a mess, tbf, and here's something that sounds beautiful but contains some of that stickiness too.
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It reflects the stickiness of gender roles at work and at home: Marriage significantly depresses women's earnings, and the arrival of children has an even stronger effect.
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The stickiness of these identities gives partisan elites an incredible amount of power to shape and define what it means to be a Republican or a Democrat.
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The researchers can't yet say for sure exactly how the peptides are causing this effect, but they know the treatment somehow reduces the "stickiness" of the tetraspanins.
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A search function should help with user stickiness: The ability to easily find content you're interested in should result in longer time spent in-app among users.
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This stickiness results from the network effects inherent within marketplace businesses, which are typically not present in SaaS companies (with the exception of a Salesforce-like platform).
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But it does mean there's a real stickiness to the political affiliations we form when we're entering young adulthood — and that they stay relatively consistent over decades.
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For me, the tape lost its stickiness after about three weeks, and I lost the micro lens one day just taking my phone out of my pocket.
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Throughout this expansion their ratio of daily active users to monthly active users has essentially stayed the same at 55%, which shows the stickiness of the product.
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O'Brien's explanation for this was that the electrostatic charge of the dust—the major source of its stickiness—changes over the course of the long lunar day.
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Anyone planning a moon mission, he says, should expect levitating dust storms every sunrise around any high-activity outpost and varying dust stickiness during the lunar day.
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As with SaaS products, exactly how that compounding AI performance increase is tied to bringing value for the customer is key to the startup's long-term stickiness.
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They use disturbing metaphors to relay this frightening idea, including comparing young women who have premarital sex to tape that has lost its critical feature -- its stickiness.
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In a collapsing cloud, just like when you spin sticky pizza dough, the combination of spin and stickiness flattens the material into a disk- or pizza-like shape.
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Fitch estimates TI's share is roughly 2x its closest competitor, which is made more important by the stickiness of customer relationships given significant accumulated design collaboration with customers.
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That way they can keep the air conditioner blasting away in their absence and not have to suffer a few minutes' stickiness upon return while the temperature falls.
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Given what we know about the stickiness of partisan identity (it is very, very sticky), it thus seems very unlikely that a bunch of Republicans suddenly became Democrats.
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During a question-and-answer session, Beth Hammack, the firm's global treasurer, asked the firm's global head of liquidity risk, Rajashree Datta, about how she measures deposit stickiness.
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Facebook's daily to monthly user ratio, or stickiness, held firm at 22019 percent where it's stayed for years, showing those still on Facebook aren't using it much less.
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This can make it hard to gauge the stickiness of ideas, but it also gives companies like Altspace major freedom to get bold with moves like this one.
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" Binger said the social media theme "couldn't fit any better" in the current environment and predicted that it would "increase the stickiness of some of these social stocks.
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I use this mop in the bathroom as well as the kitchen and entryway, and it leaves the floors clean and without any stickiness, streaks, or apparent residue.
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The so-called ionic liquid gel is composed of a collection of complex molecules joined together in long chains, and has the optimal stickiness to pick up pollen grains.
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"Just showing that you're listening, and proving you're listening to the community has incredible cumulative effects in terms of stickiness and then recommending friends to come in," Ansell continued.
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Think of getting chewing gum stuck to your shoe on a hot day; every time you take a step, the stickiness of the gum slows you down a bit.
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There's no precedent for ANTI in Rihanna's catalog When it comes to both stylistic breadth and sheer stickiness, there isn't much of a precedent for ANTI in Rihanna's discography.
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Now, it wants to capitalize on that "stickiness" by launching a point-to-point car-pooling service, to be called FlixCar, putting it into direct competition with France's Blablacar.
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Jack Kleinhenz, chief economist for the National Retail Federation, said he is hopeful that February's results are a sign that retailers are starting to see some "stickiness" on prices.
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Sea level rise combined with an aging population as we march toward large-scale collapse, with a side dish of the ongoing stickiness of Cartesian ontology and its binaries.
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"Apple is losing the stickiness of more core services because of WeChat," Neil Shah, research director of devices and ecosystems at Counterpoint Research, told CNBC by phone on Wednesday.
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But they're hemmed in by a score that reduces them to love-struck archetypes, and their singing voices bring to mind the sweet, clingy stickiness of teen radio idols.
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That wouldn't make it, either: "It's got a beautiful platform — graphics overlay, interactive stuff but what that is is stickiness for the consumer, but it's not core technology," he said.
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Then there's the stickiness of iMessage, an Apple app that does something there's no shortage of options for, but does it well enough to keep people glued to their iPhones.
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More advertising results in more products, which leads to more purchases, which leads to greater investment in Amazon Prime Video to continue to increase the stickiness … and the wheel flies.
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This isn't dissimilar from Google's approach either, offering itself as a utility that's a quick get-in, get-out experience that builds a level of stickiness that's hard to unseat.
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It's impossible to overdo it with these tinted lip oils — they leave lips shiny smooth, and are dressier than simple balm, with none of the annoying stickiness of a gloss.
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Successes for the GOP establishment Tuesday night, however, included cementing Medicaid expansion's status in Arkansas — providing further evidence for the stickiness of this policy in even the most conservative states.
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Romance is messy, and while thematically this album explores that inevitable stickiness, the Toronto native has a way of using his pipes to make the rollercoaster sound appealing and holy.
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Looking to bake the perfect treat with a sugar substitute that can mimic not just the sweetness, but the gooey caramelization and stickiness that typically only comes from real sugar?
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True to its title, a stickiness and softness and sensuality permeates the whole thing; the synths are warmer, the beats less clinical, her vocals easy, gliding and humming above them.
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The company last year launched Memories, a personalized — and permanent — album of favorite Snaps and Stories to bridge this gap and create stronger network effects and stickiness among its users.
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Compared to a silk thread, the air is like a thick fluid, so the effect of gravity is easily counteracted by what you might call the stickiness of the air.
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I'm not a fortune teller, but even though the market is very volatile, Bitcoin has achieved a level of stickiness in the culture that will keep its price fairly high.
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Either figure is a downgrade on the 500,000 customer figure publicized by Curve and suggests the startup has struggled to achieve the kind of "stickiness" enjoyed by other fintech startups.
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Buffett likes the stock because he said IBM has a "stickiness" within corporate IT departments, and is the best of big companies when it comes to laying out a road map.
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Besides payments, Lee said other microfinance services such as lending and insurance are also on the cards as part of an effort to ramp up user stickiness for Razer's fintech arm.
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If you come to politics from a club or church or veterans hall, it reinforces the stickiness of your work, your willingness to keep at it even if you are tired.
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Though it may be dominant in the US and across Europe still, Samsung's lead is diminishing and, unlike Apple, the Galaxy S maker has no ecosystem stickiness to fall back on.
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Bigger and heavier animals need a lot more stickiness to climb a vertical surface, but there's just not enough body surface area for the necessary large footpads that wold be required.
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That CareerTu sticks to WeChat for content marketing, user acquisition and tutoring is telling of the super app's user stickiness and how overseas Chinese are helping to extend its global footprint.
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Robust software platforms will create stickiness, drive ROI and lead buyers to the best suppliers — creating a virtuous cycle of revenue creation for cloud-commerce companies that approach their businesses smartly.
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Although Jabil does not quantify its design-related revenue, Fitch believes the company is increasingly involved in the strategic elements of the manufacturing process, which should benefit margins and customer stickiness.
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"We continue to view Shared Channels as a meaningful differentiator and greater adoption likely drives greater stickiness," Rishi Jaluria, an analyst with D.A. Davidson, said in a research note on Thursday.
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So with Facebook now reaching its tweenage years, and plenty of surveys and anecdotes claiming it isn't cool with kids any more, you'd expect the social network's stickiness to be going down.
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The company has recently struggled with growth in its U.S. market, but now it appears that A.I. will help the chain create "stickiness" among its customers and generate more value and volume.
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"Like an old Post-it note, after 60 or 70 years the stickiness wears off," said Dr. Carol Foster, an otolaryngologist who directs the Balance Laboratory at the University of Colorado Hospital.
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"The stickiness of the grippers can be turned on and off, by changing the direction in which you pull the hairs," said Aaron Parness, the project's principal investigator, in a JPL statement.
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Despite the stickiness of who was determining what was fair and balanced, the fairness doctrine proved surprisingly popular among conservatives and liberals who believed it ensured a degree of "public interest" programming.
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And the conservative comments speak to the stickiness of the situation: Companies want to be seen as defenders of user privacy, but don't necessarily want to be dragged into a lengthy fight.
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"The rise in oil prices, U.S. rates and stickiness in core inflation means that we appear to be nearing the end of the easing cycle," Morgan Stanley said in a note on Wednesday.
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He suggested hunting for a drug that would first dilute the mucus and reduce its stickiness, then break it into smaller pieces, to bring it closer to its usual adhesive and cohesive strength.
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The concept of "stickiness," or customers' tendency to stay with the brands to which they've long been tied, can pose a challenge to new players looking to gain market share in financial services.
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And you'll never have to worry about crunchiness or stickiness: Even after misting my fine, wavy hair from roots to ends at least 10 times before scrunching, I still barely notice any grit.
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The current stickiness of the premium at these high levels suggests a collective market rethink about what such regional and global dynamics mean for the delivered price of aluminum in the U.S. market.
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Buffett told CNBC he the stock because he said IBM has a "stickiness" within corporate IT departments, and is the best of big companies when it comes to laying out a road map.
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The first few tracks are some of Big Black Coat's most hummable songs, but rather than make the album feel top-heavy, their stickiness helps prepare the listener for BBC's central theme: seduction.
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Show-specific stickiness as a means of driving platform loyalty will become increasingly important as we head into the fall, when rival services Disney+ and Apple TV+ are expected to launch in November.
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Daily bonuses recently arrived to Pokémon Go, rewarding players for signing in and playing daily, so it's not surprising to see more timed in-game events that attempt to boost stickiness even further.
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By the time the last crescent had disappeared into my lips, the residue was all but gone, the usual unpleasant stickiness forgotten down the drain—and, I had to admit, it was wonderful.
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Her recipe for Chinese-style ribs is so easy that I've made it countless times, simply baking the racks at low heat for tenderness, then raising the heat and basting them for stickiness.
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"There are business-model issues in the online lending, peer-to-peer lending space," Jacobs said, noting the high marketing cost of acquiring customers and the lack of customer stickiness for repeat transactions.
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The current stickiness of the premium at these high levels suggests a collective market rethink about what such regional and global dynamics mean for the delivered price of aluminium in the U.S. market.
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And if there's one product in my robust collection that makes the biggest difference, that gives the most grit with the least stickiness or weighed-down feeling, it's Big Sexy Hair Powder Play Lite.
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As the world's big messaging apps add more features to keep their users locked in for longer, other apps are tapping into messaging features in the hopes of creating more stickiness of their own.
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This seems unlikely in the near term, at least, particularly since All Access and Showtime have already demonstrated some stickiness: Between them, the services have 8 million subs — about the same as HBO Now.
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There may be a hint of that sweet, warm stickiness in the air that comes when spring begins to cede to summer here, and perhaps a dash of rain during the Yankees' current visit.
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Not only is Insight looking for return on its investment, it also wants to see customer stickiness and what&aposs often called a "moat"— differentiating services and products that keep the competition at bay.
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Apple finally realized that the App Store's rigid pricing was preventing developers from creating and maintaining serious apps — the kind of apps that increase the "stickiness" of a platform and prevent users from leaving.
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The first thing you notice when you walk into the theater is the smell of soap, followed by a faint stickiness on the carpeted floors, and a tacky coating on the armrests of the seats.
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"Although it is too early to tell, the developments are likely to increase the stickiness of the administration's policies for the foreseeable future," Ed Mills, public policy analyst at Raymond James, said in a note.
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Whole sections of the film are so raw that they threaten to wear us out; yet the stickiness of its emotions is eased by Mr. Cassel's frisky energy and the director's facility with group scenes.
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A single 1.2 meter power cable is included and connects to the wall plug to give the hub its combined 30W max output, and rubberized footing gives it a stable stickiness on almost any surface.
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Image: Sang-Yul Baik et alUnderwater stickiness is a challenge, Emre Kizilkan, researcher from the the Zoological Institute at Kiel University in Germany, told Gizmodo, so he was especially impressed by this octopus-inspired tape.
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But the next day, all your favorite people will come over to eat this glorious thing you made by yourself, and you'll forget about the stickiness, the harried dance in and out of the oven.
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It said a company website dedicated to updates on the Max was being designed with "improved usability" and "stickiness" to "encourage more time on site and repeat visits," phrases commonly used in the communications business.
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There's a bigger discussion to be had about how tech companies can systematically decrease the stickiness of their own products — perhaps at the expense of their own bottom line — rather than focus on "digital wellness" fixes.
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"We see near-term pricing uncertainty, … our channel checks pointing to increasing rebate activity, we are cautious on the potential stickiness of recently announced price increases," analyst David Tamberrino wrote in a note to clients Thursday.
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Researchers from the study argue that chocolate works so well in this application because of its stickiness, or "demulcent properties," which soothe nerve endings in the throat so you don't get that miserable itch to cough.
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The device wasn't small enough at this stage to feel totally invisible under my clothes, and I did worry that it would lose some of its stickiness and slide off — particularly while I was working out.
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It's clear that Tonal wants to be the next Peloton, but it still doesn't quite have that stickiness Peloton has with getting users —especially ones that are new to strength training — addicted and committed to classes.
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It's interesting you mentioned those points about stickiness — that people have an attachment to home and just don't want to move — because that's something that I found is more perplexing to economists than to lay people.
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I think it has the immediate stickiness that a lot of other VR options lack because of the low fidelity of experiences (on the mobile side) or the complexity of setting everything up (on the PC side).
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This stickiness is a combination of good branding and good user experience, and it's what allows Apple to get away with issuing "S" models, iPhone iterations that retain the prior year's design and only make iterative improvements.
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Especially during the stickiness of summer, when we're all on a double dare to make our evenings feel like the last night of summer camp — mosquito bites and warm wine have that emotionally transportive effect, after all.
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The L'Oreal Paris Elnett Satin Extra Strong Hold Hairspray has a trusted formula that's strong enough to keep every hair in place, but light enough that it can be brushed out and reapplied without causing any stickiness.
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Traders are wary, shown in part by the stickiness of the Cboe Volatility Index hanging up near the somewhat elevated 20 threshold in recent weeks despite the rally — a sign that demand for downside hedges has held up.
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The stickiness of Harris' attack on Biden's praise of segregationist Senate colleagues with her "I am that little girl" moment -- her anecdote about her experience riding the bus to school -- was the clear headline grabber of the evening.
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Meanwhile, video is one of the more popular services proven to increase the "stickiness" of sites by keeping people lingering around and engaging for longer; it will be interesting to see if it does the trick here, too.
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When they rise back up and reclaim their dance, they are messier and sweatier; a stickiness pervades their once pristine clothes as they take turns running behind the spectators, removing their shoes and tossing them onto the stage.
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He said Britain's central bank had authorised 17 new lenders in the past five years but none had become a major bank, which he said could be due to the reluctance of customers to switch accounts, known as "stickiness".
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I know it's become the ultimate cliche at this point, but seriously, give it a try; you don't have to worry about the foam or the stickiness, and the post-brew bloat is immediately neutralized by the hot steam.
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There's a big opportunity to capitalize on the race to integrate stock trading into other finance apps to drive stickiness because it's a consistent, voluntary behavior rather than a chore or something only done a few times a year.
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We, and the pros, love the L'Oreal Paris Elnett Satin Extra Strong Hold Hairspray because it's strong enough to keep every hair in place, but light enough that it can be brushed out and reapplied without causing any stickiness.
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Figgis and his actors vividly recreate the stickiness of martial argument—how two people who have been together a long while, and presumably love each other, know how to push each other's buttons, take deliberate offense, and choose to escalate.
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Verto also found that YouTube, which has a relatively small number of monthly unique users on mobile in the US — just 33 million users — had the "stickiest" service, with a 35 percent "stickiness" rating (dividing daily by monthly active users).
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And while, again, I can't imagine the technology having a lot of stickiness (we can meet back here in five years and you can make fun of me when every phone has some version of the tech), it's utterly fascinating.
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"While new video and/or news products might help to increase iPhone stickiness, they seem unlikely to make much of an impact on Apple's bottom line," Goldman Sachs analyst Rod Hall wrote in a note distributed to clients on Monday.
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Once you remove the D-O-Double G from its wrapper, you quickly discover one of the sandwich's flaws: Because the item is heated before serving, the glaze on the doughnut reverts to its liquid state, with all the attendant stickiness.
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With data on the speed of the tongue shot and retraction, the viscosity — or stickiness — of the saliva, and the softness of the tongue tissue, they came up with a computer simulation to test their ideas of what was going on.
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Last year, when Clark Wilson was in eighth grade, his sex education teacher repeatedly rolled a piece of tape on a table until it lost its stickiness, using words like "tainted" and "impure" to describe those who engage in premarital sex.
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And while revivals may provide a few more episodes' worth of stickiness with viewers, if they end up with ratings on the same level as true originals, are they really worth the extra cost of bringing the gang back together?
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VR is in the odd early adopter phase right now where it's really hard to judge the stickiness of certain ideas because people with VR headsets are more willing than most to give apps and pieces of content the benefit of the doubt.
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"Part of the appeal with a social networking app is that network effect, the more friends and family you get on the app itself, the more benefit you can derive from the app and that kind of increases that stickiness," Sydow said.
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The camera's quality has enticed me to keep trying new, more challenging scenarios — but an often overlooked feature of the Pixel's stickiness for its users is the free cloud storage that Google provides for full-resolution photos and videos shot with the device.
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When you pour water onto a dry erase stick figure doodled on a smooth surface, a strong buoyancy force overcomes the stickiness of the ink, pulling the doodle off the surface and causing it to not-so-magically float on the water.
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Even the anti-spider faction would have to admit that there's very little creepiness in this video of spiders floating on the wind on wisps of spider silk so delicate that the stickiness of the air keeps them from falling to the ground.
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There are two ways to view the surprising stickiness of assets in emerging markets funds: Investors are sticking to the long-term investing mantra and know that emerging markets will go through periods of volatility, or the worst is yet to come.
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Anecdotally, Instagram is already a social network a lot of friends go to because it's friendlier than most other internet social forums; if this system proves effective, it could become even more of a refuge, which is likely good for user stickiness long term.
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Whatever the actual global number is, Verto said that the users Tidal tend to be dedicated, with a "stickiness" rating of 22 percent, the same as Amazon Music, with an average number of listening sessions for the month at 46, just behind Spotify's 51.
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The solution, then, was to head to the kitchen for a Dobie Pad with which to scour the stickiness away — a trick I learned about from spending, oh, a few thousand hours watching car detailing videos on YouTube and can now pass onto you.
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None of this is to say that internet retailers such as Amazon or eBay are over-priced at levels they currently trade, only that applying the kinds of assumptions about client stickiness to them that we would have to Sears in 1990 would be very foolish.
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HomeCourt hopes to add a social layer on top of that to, once again, increase that kind of stickiness and build a community around what would otherwise be a purely technical tool — and one that might scare off more casual players with a very sabermetrics-feeling approach.
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I ASK WHAT THEY DID WITH IT AND WHETHER THEY COULD LIVE WITHOUT IT AND THEN THEY TRADE IT IN WHAT THEY ARE GOING TO DO WITH IT AND I SEE WHEN THEY COME TO THE FURNITURE MART THAT PEOPLE HAVE THIS INCREDIBLE STICKINESS WITH THE PRODUCT.
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But it was the stickiness of his title — and the 21.59 film version, starring Will Smith as the impostor — that blasted it "into the pop-culture stratosphere," as the sociologist Duncan J. Watts put it in his book "Six Degrees: The Science of a Connected Age" (23.5).
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But that earlier stumble looks to be of little consequence now given the company's rising success in dominating the smartphone experience via an indirect strategy focused on ramping up the stickiness and functionality of its various social and messaging platforms to keep users playing within its walled gardens.
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Integrated HTML 5 games inside chats While devs building for Telegram's open platform could already make text-based bot games for the app — see, for example, PokerBot or WerewolfBot — the new API seeks to step up the stickiness by enabling more visually appealing games to live inside chats on the platform.
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Obviously, there's going to be some drop-off when it comes to daily spend as the hype wears out, but Pokémon has a number of benefits that could add to its stickiness, including a beloved IP and ample avenues to expand its content offerings in order to keep users coming back.
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"It came about years later, after seeing the stickiness that the movie had, and the fact that it's always on TBS and how it sort of wormed its way into everyday speech more than any of us expected," Fey told EW about the project, which was first discussed more than five years ago.
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"We have built flexibility into the platform," said Roy Mann, the CEO who co-founded the company with Eran Zinman, which is one reason he believes why it's found a lot of stickiness among the wider field of knowledge workers looking for products that work not unlike the apps that they use as average consumers.
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"In terms of execution, Priceline's growth leads peers on 2x the base, the company is expanding into large and underpenetrated markets, and it is doing more for its hotelier customers in the way of enterprise services, which we see as creating additional stickiness for it as a platform, especially among independents," analyst Ken Sena wrote.
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However, I am now the mom and soon-to-be stepmom of many teenagers, and I think, again, it's a social and moral construct that we need to be transparent about how our devices are configured, and are they being, and on games as well, configured to keep people on and to create stickiness.
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This focus on $1,000+ per month creators (which I'll refer to as "$1K Creators") likely derives from their stickiness as customers, the disproportionate contribution they make to Patreon's revenue and the strategic decision to narrow the platform's scope to building tools for creators with existing fan bases (not trying to help creators without fan bases get discovered).
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He even shies away from the word "wearable," and says there's a stickiness associated with Whoop's analytics platform; which may have a lot to do with the fact that Whoop is catering to elite athletes who already care about their performance, as opposed to nudging people who aren't already active to be a little more active.
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READ MORE HERE >>A Goldman Sachs psychologist breaks down why customers stay loyal to old institutions over buzzy banking startups — and reveals the mental barriers fintechs need to tackleThe concept of "stickiness," or customers' tendency to stay with the brands to which they've long been tied, can pose a challenge to new players looking to gain market share in financial services.
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Keep reading for more deep dives: we talked with six former colleagues of WeWork's incoming CEO to learn more about his leadership style; delved into the murky world of litigation finance; asked a Goldman psychologist about the stickiness factor when it comes to fintechs; and chatted with Interactive Brokers insiders to understand the firm's strategy when it comes to being a first mover.
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The fulfillment solutions should enable SHOP to not only capture incremental economics from logistics but to also improve customer stickiness meaningfully long term...Similar to how AMZN built its fulfillment center network over the years to support Amazon Prime two-day (and now one-day) shipping, we also expect Shopify Fulfillment Network to grow and improve the value proposition for merchants significantly.
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Viber, the messaging app owned by Rakuten that a year ago said it had 1 billion registered users, has added another feature in its longer-term efforts to add more stickiness to its service, while also bringing in a little more revenue to the business: users now have the option of subscribing to have "local numbers" that can receive phone calls and SMS messages as if those calls and messages are being sent to mobile numbers in specific regions.
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In "As Colorado Moves to Bar Abstinence-Only Sex Education, Teenagers Take the Lead," Dan Levin writes about a new law that would require schools in the state to teach comprehensive, medically accurate sex education: Last year, when Clark Wilson was in eighth grade, his sex education teacher repeatedly rolled a piece of tape on a table until it lost its stickiness, using words like "tainted" and "impure" to describe those who engage in premarital sex.
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The achievements include: (1) navigating the transition from their initially revolutionary analog DVD rental business to a digital subscription (remember Qwikster?); (2) breaking device and platform silos to offer its content as one of the first true web services; (3) pioneering the concept of quality "original content," driving consumer satisfaction, stickiness, defensibility, and stronger long-term operating margins; (4) pushing consumers expectations of what streaming video fidelity… While it's catalogue often still is missing the specific movie that you're looking for, the company has clearly established itself as a fountain of consistent entertainment and a partner to those looking for a cozy lean back experience (75 million of them!).
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