Opiates of the masses instead of Encryption for the Masses. Opioids.
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But you want to get to the masses and there's multiple ways to get to the masses.
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The utopian ideal of the artists engaging the masses fizzled when Stalin realized that the masses weren't responding.
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The vanguard, trumpeted Lenin in a 1917 speech, must "lead the masses and not merely to reflect the average political level of the masses," for the capitalists have damned the masses to want and ignorance.
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But, training for him globally, is the masses, how do we make sure that the masses are moving together.
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"Being in this position, you just understand the masses, how the masses think, you know," Boyega said in the interview.
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The mayor enhanced his image with a weekly radio-and-television talk show, "Gikan sa Masa, Para sa Masa" – From the Masses, For the Masses.
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Moreover, there seems to be a rough correlation between the masses of these black holes and the masses of the galaxies in which they live.
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They concluded that culture and the use of the media was the primary tool for oppressing the masses without the masses realizing that they're being oppressed.
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Docker today announced the acquisition of Unikernel Systems, a Cambridge, UK-based startup that aims to bring unikernels to the masses (or at least the masses of developers).
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However, the masses in Bangladesh did not protest against the rape and burning of this Hindu woman like the masses in Pakistan did for the 8-year-old Pakistani Muslim girl.
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We may be facing the strongest rise of anti-Semitism in decades, as it comes from both directions — from the leaders to the masses, and from the masses to the leaders.
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The Trump brand was also created – for the masses.
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Five years after JPMorgan and BlackRock dreamt of bringing metals to the masses via their pension fund managers, the masses in China appear to have found their own path to commodity markets.
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Mashable UK's Liza Hearon joined the masses on Tuesday evening.
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And it just might bring robot hacking to the masses.
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Let the masses move slowly at normal levels of actions.
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It has failed to meet the needs of the masses.
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What do you think the masses are going to choose?
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It is a revolution of the individual, not the masses.
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Super Cruise feels like a feature ready for the masses.
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And what's their plan for getting it to the masses?
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Eviation faces competition to bring electric flight to the masses.
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What do you think the masses get wrong about sake?
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Lau and Iantorno want to bring it to the masses.
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I am going to use the velocity of the masses.
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Craig (Jake Epstein) was always good at serenading the masses.
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If it's popular with the masses, will it even matter?
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McGowan: I've always tried to bring subversion to the masses.
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Meet Dovetale, an influencer marketing platform built for the masses.
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And even then, it's probably too expensive for the masses.
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However, that doesn't mean it's more popular with the masses.
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Elantra is for the masses — quiet, comfortable, controlled and predictable.
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To create something to make the masses remember your name.
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This spell is spun by those who dictate the masses
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He understands that the masses are trained to want drama.
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But it never quite caught on with the masses, though.
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SKIP THE CROWDS Avoid arriving and leaving with the masses.
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As to how to reach the masses, I don't know.
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Movements are important because that's how we reach the masses.
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ZenGo wants to become the crypto wallet for the masses
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Enter the Jews, puller of strings, manipulators of the masses.
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Astronomers want to learn the masses of the two objects.
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After some early hiccups, they introduced whiskey to the masses.
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In Mexico, he became a folk hero to the masses.
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Open Reg would throw open those gates to the masses.
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She realized she could bring her creations to the masses.
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Civil acknowledges the opinion of the masses is not infallible.
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Digital media needs a way to profitably serve the masses.
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"We're bringing space tourism to the masses," Henderson told me.
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From songs of heartbreak like "Tangled Up in Blue" to social commentary like that in "A-Hard Rain's a-Gonna Fall," Dylan has inspired and mystified the masses, and, in particular, the masses of dads.
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Maybe this was a trend I could market to the masses.
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But that's often social media trolls, not how the masses feel.
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Also, how "total immersion" could drive the masses to virtual reality.
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This console is for the masses, not the spec-obsessed gamer.
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Getting to see Avengers: Endgame a little earlier than the masses.
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It is sleek, quick as hell, and meant for the masses.
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But herbal highs were considered to be ineffective by the masses.
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The first cell phones were not technology meant for the masses.
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The masses are out for blood, and the elites are quaking.
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That doesn't necessarily mean YouTube wants to respond to the masses.
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Tesla recently unveiled its car for the masses, the Model 3.
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So who better to entertain the masses during Super Bowl LIII?
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Banks said it's her calling to bring modeling to the masses.
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Liberals eventually overcame their instinctive fear of the masses or "demophobia".
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And it's all an effort to destigmatize menstruation for the masses.
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The masses think getting rich is reserved for a lucky few.
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A more popular option is to solicit ideas from the masses.
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It was an inalienable right of the masses, as was beauty.
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Barack Obama doesn't have to say much to inspire the masses.
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His dream was to open long-haul travel to the masses.
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And all populists claim to defend the masses against corrupt elites.
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An alleged new interview with Drew Barrymore is confusing the masses.
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If Reef couldn't sell MiniDiscs to the masses, no one could.
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Nintendo's original Game Boy brought portable video games to the masses.
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Eventually though, 3D printing will hit the masses – and change everything.
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It is only through technology that you can reach the masses.
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Every dream that seems crazy to the masses looks surprisingly doable.
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You can choose a historical perspective created to rally the masses.
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Reddit no longer offers a worthwhile general experience for the masses.
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As a front page of the internet for the masses, though?
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They promised to make practical electric cars accessible to the masses.
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Scandalizing the sensibilities of the masses was part of the vocation.
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So, self-love eludes the masses, as it has for generations.
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In our celebrity-driven culture stars hold sway over the masses.
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"But we're bringing this idea of material invitation," to the masses.
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Were Prozac and its ilk the new opiate of the masses?
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The KEF Q150 speakers, however, bring quality sound to the masses.
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Historically, hate sprang not from the masses but from those VIPs.
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As for the rest of us, the masses of not-rich?
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Art for the Masses Heart Map Photo, available at Amazon, $34.99
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Play to the masses, play to whatever the popular opinion is.
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The opium of the masses no longer provides the same high.
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Trump is counting on trickle-down economics to help the masses.
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Instead, they should continue to organize the masses to take power.
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The masses crave it, even if they don't always know it.
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Those experiences were exported to the masses in stark news dispatches.
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Social networks and sites like Rotten Tomatoes have empowered the masses.
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Yet they're ideal for the masses reclaim in voicing their discontent.
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The masses benefited from slavery, but they weren't the property owners.
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We have to talk to the masses, not just the elite.
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As the masses gather against the elite, the elite digs in.
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New York (CNN Business)Robinhood brought free trading to the masses.
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It was an era before streaming was available to the masses.
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She's made a career based on the popular approval of the masses.
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Despite being made for the masses, art and culture are often inaccessible.
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Explaining what it appealing was a hurdle to getting the masses interested.
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Finally, the masses can hold the Gulf of Saint Lawrence to account.
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Meanwhile, the masses think getting rich is reserved for a lucky few.
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But it's Drake's own Instagram that has really riled up the masses.
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A political star for the masses has been born — or perhaps reborn.
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Is there wisdom in crowds, or do the masses behave less responsibly?
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Asia's hawkers do not just provide cheap, delicious food for the masses.
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The masses certainly did—just not for the reason investigators had hoped.
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Innovation, spread to the masses, is indeed the engine of capitalist economies.
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Solely focusing on saving money is the secret downfall of the masses.
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"We want to make electric mobility available to the masses," he said.
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It thrives on demonising elites while celebrating the wisdom of the masses.
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That doesn't keep the masses from chiming in with their opinions, though.
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Virtual reality just got a whole lot more accessible to the masses.
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Amazon built a TV set for the masses, not for the enthusiasts.
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His campaign slogan, "I like Schweiker," did little to inspire the masses.
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The Federal Drug Administration allowed opioids to be sold to the masses.
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But this isn't a traditional class war wherein the masses overthrow capitalism.
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Who's winning the race to bring self-driving cars to the masses?
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In the beginning, the communications revolution made computers affordable to the masses.
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We are trying to make this a relevant product to the masses.
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Selling that idea to the masses still, has some way to go.
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LG: And not only solved it, but solved it for the masses?
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He addedthat Sanders will ultimately bring more buying power to the masses.
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The government then sells loaves to the masses at sub-market prices.
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The two have been confusing the masses with their cordial internet interactions.
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The development could lead the way to supersonic travel for the masses.
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Schwab says his mission is to make investing accessible to the masses.
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Remember that these far-left views are not held by the masses.
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His third wife, Michelle, stood next to him, waving at the masses.
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For a building with 826 apartments, separating the masses has its benefits.
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But he was good at communicating with the masses, he went on.
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Why is this still a way we market women to the masses?
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The reality is that these keys aren't for the masses — just yet.
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Harnessing the creativity of the masses could also spawn more viral hits.
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And when I say "the masses" I mean like, the actual masses.
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The masses don't like to hike [laughs] and they like their food.
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MORE inspired the masses amidst an unpopular war and a financial crisis.
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We were almost completely alone; the masses toiled in the city beneath.
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Many cinephiles bemoan sequels, but the masses still seem avid for them.
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Her candor to be herself as she struggled won over the masses.
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VR World, on the other hand, brings the medium to the masses.
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She made the masses come to her, not the other way around.
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No one appeared, and the masses voiced her name in somber chorus.
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This was when the internet became more readily available to the masses.
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At The Masses, left-wing activists were fomenting a global socialist revolution.
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"Through its work, Fo Guang Shan is helping the masses," he said.
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He hopped on a makeshift table and tried to calm the masses.
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These companies all had the same rationale: bring trading to the masses.
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This program — however impressive — is nowhere near generating energy for the masses.
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The masses are portrayed as a movement that underpins Johnson Sirleaf's candidacy.
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Two years later, he was illustrating for the socialist magazine The Masses .
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Unfortunately, that doesn't yet mean bioprinted organs is ready for the masses.
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The fundamentals of the gentle art will trickle down to the masses.
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Camp style is inherently performative, but it's also easily digestible for the masses.
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The art is now appreciated by the masses as a centerpiece for entertainment.
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So let's have a look at what's on the minds of the masses!
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Another study recently showed that asymptotic safety also constrains the masses of particles.
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These clues will catch the eye of the knowing without alerting the masses.
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Founded in 1886, it is the company that brought electricity to the masses.
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It's still a few years away from selling the bottle to the masses.
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Their market includes the masses of migrant workers in need of remittance services.
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Now, the company is trying to bring its clean tech to the masses.
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It's more about guessing what the masses would say than actually knowing anything.
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Inform and entertain the masses, and the feed will keep showing you prominently.
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They marveled at the masses of young people who&aposd joined the fight.
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To appease the masses, an autonomous yellow submarine was dubbed Boaty McBoatface instead.
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To the masses, Michael Kors' best-sellers may be handbags and ballet flats.
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Saying it opened the skies to the masses is closer to the mark.
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In 22016, Skype finally brought video calling to the masses—and for free.
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But Welltory is aiming to bring this kind of monitoring to the masses.
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Nvidia is now aiming to bring it in real time to the masses.
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Or this one, where she issues a warning about Trump to the masses.
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Project Continua is uncovering women's rich history and bringing it to the masses.
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To prove that the multinationals can't always beat the power of the masses.
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The elites write rules that lock themselves in while keeping the masses out.
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A more important reason this is wrong is because the masses are accelerating.
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I guess the masses just aren't very interested in that balance right now.
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This shorthand, later called the "sun-sign horoscope," brought astrology to the masses.
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Selling coding as a ticket to economic salvation for the masses is dishonest.
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Perhaps in parallel universe, McDonalds made enough szechuan sauce to satisfy the masses.
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She had her own quirky gorgeousness, which isn't taken up by the masses.
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There, government officials and their favored cronies do well while the masses languish.
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Her dedication to the pursuit of equality for the masses was adamantine, however.
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Wasser also hopes to bring her legal expertise to the masses with itsovereasy.
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Weaving and knotting, the masses rhythmically engage with the machinery of modern life.
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The masses had proved themselves to be ignorant, irrational and prone to violence.
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Japan's government is empowered once again to mandate imperial obeisance from the masses.
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The B is like 'JBJr,' when I've got to sign for the masses.
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Now, chef José Andrés is feeding the masses in Guatemala after the volcano.
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Then they could rule — forever, perhaps — by promising free stuff to the masses.
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Backstrom hadn't exactly made much of an impression on the masses with his .
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Most seminars promote 'get rich quick' schemes, which rarely work for the masses.
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In other words, Air-ic was just another anonymous voice among the masses.
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O'Driscoll's mature showing against fellow top rated prospect Mark Andrew impressed the masses.
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Skymind raises $3M to bring its Java deep-learning library to the masses
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Suddenly, it was being played to the masses, and they were loving it.
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At 1.71 billion users, Facebook has to do what's right for the masses.
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That's assuming that they haven't joined the masses in becoming disillusioned with wearables.
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By bringing augmented reality to the masses, 3D stickers could unlock new creativity.
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Narrator: Sixty years ago, air travel was far too expensive for the masses.
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"Krazy" George Henderson is a conductor not of music but of the masses.
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Yes, that goes for the masses who flocked to beaches amid spring break.
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In 1969, he buys The Sun newspaper, then mutates it for the masses.
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For the masses of Black people, suffering is the normal state of affairs.
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When Ja Rule called out to all his "murderers," the masses roared back.
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Hollywood popularized the look first before it went to the masses, said Elrod.
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They welcome scorn from the masses because it creates the opportunity for dialogue.
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The masses of enemies who suddenly appeared within Soviet society were largely invented.
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Platforms built to empower the masses were rewarding extremists and attention seekers instead.
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In broadly democratic countries, violence frightens the "masses" as they really are—i.e.
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"How dare you," Greta screams with enough distortion to make the masses mosh.
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They discussed their hometown, Mr. Lewis's influence and bringing jazz to the masses.
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The mega-rich expect the adulation of the masses and often get it.
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He feels the animals in his work lend an accessibility to the masses.
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You must feed the masses with cruder morsels and ideas like anti-Semitism.
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NextMind isn't the only company trying to develop, for the masses, noninvasive BCIs.
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It's so important to system security that Google updates Chrome (and Chrome OS) automatically whether you like it or not, and Microsoft continually risks frustrating users by pushing out Windows updates for the masses, whether the masses want them or not.
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"I think this is the time that Tesla really has to figure out, are they going for the luxury, high-end, or are they really trying to be the masses; and I'm not sure they get the masses," he said.
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Often, by the time they trickle down to the masses, they're out of date.
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Hashtags meant to inspire activism often fizzle out before they ever reach the masses.
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But what sets PADME apart is the masses of potential particles it might find.
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So with Hexa, Vincross sees an opportunity to bring experimental robotics to the masses.
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The autocratic Chinese authorities learned from Lenin about the fearsome power of the masses.
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The patron saint of glam is Kim Kardashian, who brought it to the masses.
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They help signal boost his preferred message to the masses of conservatives who watch.
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Belief in the untutored wisdom of the masses is the stuff of socialist fantasies.
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A slippery slope to how despots wrest power, silence dissent, and oppress the masses.
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It drives the democratisation of capitalism, reducing prices and spreading innovations to the masses.
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Consciously or subconsciously, I feel the masses are engaged in an enormous power struggle.
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These are standard stories of epics, ignoring the masses with whom these men fought.
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He presented complex, sobering science in a visual format that resonated with the masses.
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Regardless, Hisense is jumping on the HDR bandwagon and bringing HDR to the masses.
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They say while its goals are admirable, it's hardly improving education for the masses.
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A company called BzzAgent launched in 2001 to bring brand ambassadorship to the masses.
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But as air travel opened up to the masses, these early airports quickly filled.
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Understanding this, actively work to ensure you aren't just blending in with the masses.
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For any benefits to trickle down to the masses, Mr Lourenço must tackle corruption.
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Each film is silent and evokes larger ideas that have long frightened the masses.
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Communism "is for the masses of people, not just a few rulers," Seo said.
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The problem isn't simply, or even primarily, that the masses made a terrible mistake.
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And if Adobe didn't want to do it, free the code to the masses.
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When it comes to reaching the masses, Facebook is still the best social tool.
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When Chiitan rose to this coveted position, her power over the masses only grew.
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Last night, Tesla introduced the Model 3, its affordable electric car for the masses.
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But the car wash attack has "broader potential impact to the masses," Rios said.
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It turns out that he, too, was subject to the judgment of the masses.
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To the masses, he was a mass murderer, hell bent on capturing Muslim oil.
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He converses with The Based God, spreads His message, takes it to the masses.
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"It took someone like Trump to shock America into the masses that we needed."
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As self-driving cars reach the masses, they'll dramatically raise the stakes for cybersecurity.
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They make it easy to get the message out and to mobilise the masses.
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The use of technology in politics goes far beyond understanding and mobilising the masses.
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Facebook in June unveiled "Project Libra," its plan to bring cryptocurrency to the masses.
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Muhammad fell in love with the masses, and they fell in love with him.
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The next Saturday, and for many Saturdays to come, the masses continued to mobilize.
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It's why democracy works: it represents the voice of the masses, even the voiceless.
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"They cater to the masses, there is something for everyone within Wegmans," she said.
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Rousteing took Balmain to the masses — literally, in last year's collaboration with H&M.
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But Mr. Morris said the tabloid is a great platform to reach the masses.
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This is not an automobile for the masses, given prices that begin at $132,125.
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These historical and literary mashups, it's important to understand, aren't about rallying the masses.
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But if anything, the virtual world looks more like an opiate for the masses.
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And that error cultivates the stereotypical image of the cool guy saving the masses.
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Advertising that already exists in these public transportation venues is aimed at the masses.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Stormzy is bringing grime to the masses.
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Cheaper headsets are part of Facebook's plan to bring virtual reality to the masses.
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"This is what happens when anything becomes colonized by the masses," she explains coolly.
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I wouldn't trade that to stay underground, I always wanted to infiltrate the masses.
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But it's found a way to make ephemeral messaging intuitive enough for the masses.
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Its continued success is proof that the masses will watch movies made this way.
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Touch-based mobile devices allowed interactive, gesture-based music production to hit the masses.
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So why I could imagine myself scolding and encouraging the masses, I don't know.
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This is the difference between justice for the masses and justice for the few.
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Though the masses have tried, failed, and tried again, Friday morning's victim was Sen.
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Earnhardt Jr. spoke to the masses who loved the former and appreciated the latter.
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"This is not just for hyperparanoid security researchers, but for the masses," says Acton.
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Jane Fonda brought aerobics to the masses, and co-ed gyms became more popular.
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His dream of bringing virtual reality to the masses still has not come true.
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There has to be a limit when infrastructure doesn't keep up with the masses.
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" Same woman, minutes later: "Do we have any caviar" — more quietly — "for the masses?
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It's also a firearm that caters to the pop culture sensibilities of the masses.
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The race is on to bring security tokens to the masses The race is on to bring security tokens to the masses Because Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are not classified as securities, it's been much easier to facilitate trading on a large scale.
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Starting Monday, July 2, Dunkin is bringing its take on French fries to the masses.
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And it was important benchmark of Tesla's promise to bring electric cars to the masses.
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After a stint in a mental institution, Greta was released and lost to the masses.
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Read ahead for the A-list celebs who aren't afraid to fly with the masses.
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Anticlericals blamed the Church for supposedly subverting science, emasculating the masses, and encouraging the weak.
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So far, it looks like Apple has finally brought AR to the masses—for free.
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But the masses, having spoken with their wallets, have assuaged her fears many times over.
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What one of us does reflects upon us all, in the eyes of the masses.
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Speaking to the CBC, Gagnon acknowledged her role in bringing this mystery to the masses.
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Meta 2 wants to bring the future of AR to the masses ahead of HoloLens.
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Whether or not they're worth fighting the masses for this Friday, is up to you.
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By doing so, Apple would optimize its product by appealing to more of the masses.
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The masses of tires and bent handlebars are as disorienting as they are beautiful. —K.
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I think they're more interesting because they're not watered down to appeal to the masses.
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The app regularly tests tools that may or may not roll out to the masses.
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I think the absurdity of the entire thing is what drew the masses to it.
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As CTO, Srinivasan is also focused on educating the masses about cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology.
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Angolans are used to the powerful growing unfathomably wealthy while the masses forage for scraps.
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Verizon first announced its plans in early 2018 to begin bringing 5G to the masses.
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He devoted his life to family, friends and spreading laughter and comedy to the masses.
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But today left-wing politicians are pushing capitalism for the masses perilously close to socialism.
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Some called him the Henry Ford of finance for bringing Wall Street to the masses.
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It's hardly surprising that news programming on Watch might not have lured in the masses.
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The image has since brought joy to the masses living in an otherwise cruel world.
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The question is: Will governments, corporations, and the masses buy the future Musk is selling?
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Uber turned consumers from one transportation method onto another, effectively selling champagne to the masses.
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That, in turn, allowed them to offer share trading to the masses at bargain prices.
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So, in order to stand out from the masses, you need to do something bold.
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The masses have responded, with more than 180,000 preorders placed in the first 24 hours.
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The bigger issue is that $50 isn't affordable for the masses, even for two keys.
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Neither of those will be quite as accessible to the masses as the Camaro ZL1.
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What iOS does represent, however, is a way to bring the experience to the masses.
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With stricter testing, we can assure a safer ride before driverless cars reach the masses.
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But like all the hippest clubs, the Sea Islands have been discovered by the masses.
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A new concept—the weekend—and increasing disposable incomes, combined to bring in the masses.
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For decades the Communist Party claimed to embody and express the will of the masses.
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Apple is delaying its AirPods, saying the wireless earbuds aren't quite ready for the masses.
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Experts say that turning to the masses can even yield sharper answers than other methods.
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But "change allocation of resources" is not the kind of call to thrill the masses.
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But as a means of silencing the masses, they are surgically designed for maximum impact.
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However, it does pose a problem that Epstein's case may not appeal to the masses.
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It's trying to find more cost-efficient ways to bring smaller films to the masses.
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Thorton ended up loving the dish and opened Prince's to sell it to the masses.
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Fisheries that provide a lot of jobs and food for the masses will be impacted.
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Like Byrne, Binder has always been adept at bringing the cutting edge to the masses.
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But with dedication, observation, and a quest for improvement, you can rise above the masses.
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Both have proven histories as artists who bring new and unique forms to the masses.
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Your approach seems to be a more feasible way to bring matcha to the masses.
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We're super excited to announce that we're joining GitHub to bring security to the masses!
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In fact, Facebook opened its own augmented reality platform to the masses just this week.
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Why not join the masses from the (relative) safety of your home and computer screen?
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It made previously exotic items like fresh fruit and cashmere sweaters available to the masses.
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It also introduces the masses to a little known type of Gothic art and craft.
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Behind closed doors these elites did indeed bad-mouth the masses (as do elites today).
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There seems no end to the threats, some clearly pitched to stir up the masses.
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It may be the catalyst to drive the true smart automated home into the masses.
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So often, people are told to essentially dilute who they are to attract the masses.
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But in 0003, Topps changed the game again, rejuvenating the collecting hobby for the masses.
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In North Korea, the masses are forced to believe the lies, something Trump clearly envies.
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For the masses in Mexico, the twin pillars of his platform hold a powerful appeal.
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McHale's was the antithesis of today's gourmet boutique burger franchises that cater to the masses.
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Artists' books can easily disseminate ideas to the masses and give voices to the voiceless.
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It was hard at first because, like the masses, I was never the thrifty type.
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The image also challenges astronomers&apos ideas about the masses of these particular black holes.
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Populism is easy to understand; it's the force that courts the tastes of the masses.
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Feature Can bringing poems to the masses be an antidote to our toxic civic culture?
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I would think the goal of artists would be to share it with the masses.
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After the Model 302, AT&T realized it could sell the phone to the masses.
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And Kevin—an infamous perfectionist—is, at last, ready for the masses to hear it.
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She is also not one to follow the masses when it comes to her routines.
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With the masses behind him, Mr. Erdogan essentially says he is making Turkey great again.
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"Garvey attempted to enlist the masses behind the elite model of progress," Professor Stein wrote.
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More companies are trying to bring self-driving cars to the masses than ever before.
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Since many people fear public speaking, overcoming that fear sets you apart from the masses.
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I was separated from the masses along time ago, as far as my thought process.
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Mode's Concert for the Masses at the Rose Bowl in 1988 thrilled more than 1013,000.
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Instead, Mozilla flipped the rebranding process on its head by sharing each step with the masses.
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For the masses, meanwhile, Hipstamatic is irrelevant, and can now itself be considered a vintage app.
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Website Spoil Me is on a quest both to ruin movie plots and enrage the masses.
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The media likes writing stories about lottery winners because the masses like reading about those stories.
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Sony also won't be partnering with any carriers to help bring these phones to the masses.
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I don't know what it is about Phil that makes such an impression on the masses.
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They did not have much faith, however, that the masses would resist the lure of militarism.
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Hardworking baristas keep the masses caffeinated with an endlessly customizable range of coffee and espresso drinks.
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It's a rallying call from Queen Bey to the masses, reminding us that Black is beautiful.
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"You've got a front row seat at history," Bon Jovi told the masses at Independence Hall.
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It is easy to create scapegoats, increase the temperature and throw red meat at the masses.
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So when Cruz stood beside Trump at the border, his facial hair unsurprisingly mesmerized the masses.
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After the revolution of 2011 a new crop of artists took their work to the masses.
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Companies also have to win regulatory approval to serve or sell cultured meat for the masses.
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In 1984, Apple released the Macintosh, which helped bring the graphical user interface to the masses.
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Bezos doesn't care about being the first private company to offer space tourism to the masses.
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The masses judge and relish in the sensationalism — and the very few give truth and love.
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In March, we got a look at the Model 3, the electric car for the masses.
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Activists have lauded the government's action on stent pricing, saying reduced prices would benefit the masses.
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Knowing that you have the support from the masses means more than any title could bring.
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Calo noted that commercialization is a key part of bringing any new technology to the masses.
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The car is expected to bring electric vehicles to the masses and will launch in 2017.
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Local gazettes often provided information about members of prominent families, but were silent about the masses.
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Elon Musk just unveiled Tesla's Model 230, the car designed to bring Tesla to the masses.
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Several companies have developed technology aimed at making individualized biomechanical analysis more accessible to the masses.
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A museum aiming to bring the discipline to the masses opened in Paris on June 14th.
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According to Siebold, there are endless ways the rich view the world differently from the masses.
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She even brought her love of swimwear to the masses with her own line, Inamorata Swim.
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Unlike generations past, there will be no "dream home" archetype for the masses to aspire to.
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But that's always been what Amazon does best: Predictable, good value and reliable for the masses.
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The problem is that his in-laws are still hooked on the opiate of the masses.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds soared in popularity last year, introducing the battle royale shooter genre to the masses.
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Meet some of the pioneers showing what happens when the masses can teach computers new tricks.
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For the masses, the perception of Norwegian black metal is of an extreme, possibly evil subculture.
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Somehow the masses of central black holes and their host galaxies seem to increase in tandem.
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The Hollywood Silk Solution is making this celeb beauty secret much more affordable for the masses.
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They are decidedly not the ones that will bring historical awareness or humility to the masses.
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A successor to the iBook, the MacBook was the first modern Mac aimed at the masses.
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Now, they're introducing the Chevy Bolt an electric car with a price point for the masses.
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Mansion guests quickly bypass the masses, taking a private elevator to the 10,000-square-foot haven.
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The team also showed they could measure the relative positions of the masses with great precision.
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Now, the way we think about it, our goal is to bring this to the masses.
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Hell, maybe she was just feeling herself, per usual and thought she'd share with the masses.
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However, there are certain artists whose Grammys performance promises to be a gift for the masses.
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But just like in political democracy, the masses could be manipulated to vote the wrong way.
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Update: Looks like Kylie's wasting no time getting her new Lip Kit colors to the masses.
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Don't bruised elites always cry foul when they fail to persuade the masses of their truth?
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Looking up as the song sounds its final notes, I flash a smile to the masses.
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His work was not created for the masses, but rather for a refined stratum of society.
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But Tesla's mission to bring electric cars to the masses was one he couldn't pass up.
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Venice residents have protested against the masses of tourists they perceive as taking over their city.
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I suspect that V.R. will be used by the masses one day, but not anytime soon.
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He faded into the masses fleeing then, in August 2015, as the exodus to Europe grew.
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Many in the valley feel that bringing the digital future to the masses is God's work.
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African art has given rise to its own form of kitsch, a décor for the masses.
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What security challenges are posed by the ability to modify and repurpose applications by the masses?
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What have the masses of people done who are treated as outcasts by "we the people"?
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Joe Rogan recently introduced carnivore and orthopedic surgeon Shawn Baker to the masses on his podcast.
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The only thing more intense than the heat was the sense of urgency from the masses.
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There's an entire cottage industry devoted to unearthing prolific artists whose work never reached the masses.
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Art was seen as a concern of the urban elite, with no influence on the masses.
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" For instructing "the masses" about animals, "no author, or university even has ever accomplished as much.
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He had ambitions to work as a set designer for movies, reaching the masses that way.
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Metal mining in Haiti will bring profits to the few and more misery for the masses.
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Yet, for whatever reason, these robots do not strike fear into the heart of the masses.
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Instead, the despot dopes the masses by putting benzos in their water and hosting incessant raves.
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"I was a cook in the military, so I'm used to feeding the masses," she said.
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And Voltaire opposed education for the masses because, he said, someone had to tend the fields.
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If the game's growth keeps up, it would be the first AR app for the masses.
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Starting at just $59,995, the 2020 Corvette brings supercar-like performance and engineering to the masses.
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The masses were both benign, but not enough fluid was collected to test for the lymphoma.
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"You still want to be in government?" he asked with a smirk, motioning toward the masses.
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According to Brown, esports could be the answer to bringing the racing experience to the masses.
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Be informed about your rights, join the masses, register to vote or get others to vote.
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If they are to surrender their agenda-setting powers to the masses, their manifestos seem pointless.
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The measures "conform to the expectations of the masses," it said in a commentary on Saturday.
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"Earth will be changed forever when Amazon introduces high quality streaming to the masses," he said.
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But the protests were far smaller than the masses who turned the women's marches on Jan.
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Fortunately, Lauren has a heightened gift for empathy that she wishes to impart upon the masses. ●
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But more changes are needed from the IOC, he said, to help the masses of athletes.
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There is now a lot of competition to create an automated financial assistant for the masses.
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The wealthy roosted on the hills and the masses toiled on the flats and the docks.
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Surely, grim, snobby, fun-hating critics will hate any film the masses might love by default.
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"Touch will be one of the key mechanisms that introduces esports to the masses," he said.
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Rather, the French startup set out to create a speaker with unmatched sound quality for the masses.
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Balmain's creative director Olivier Rousteing has been incredibly transparent about wanting to bring fashion to the masses.
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And let's hope so, because the masses are going to need something crazy good to buy in.
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In all seriousness, though, the SOLO was actually designed to bring eco-friendly motoring to the masses.
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Joseph and Braddock are launching the Kickstarter to get funding to bring their prototype to the masses.
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I personally have a mixed emotional bag of anxiety for what the masses are going to think.
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Just take it from Redditor ojframer, who generously shared his go-to Bumble joke with the masses.
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The trouble is, that belief in the powers of tentative technologies then trickles down to the masses.
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At present, it's hard to tell whether such a specific research topic will win over the masses.
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The Game entertains the masses and gives rowdy war hawks something to do besides starting political conflict.
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But just like Furness' attempt to bring VR to the masses, it was held up by costs.
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Swift Playgrounds is Apple's attempt to bring coding, at least on a basic level, to the masses.
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"Nothing but denunciation and defiance seem to be tolerated by the masses," a former Northern congressman wrote.
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The Jew was a "parasite" on the Aryan nation, a pathogen weakening, sickening, and emasculating the masses.
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On the hardware side, Samsung and Google are two juggernauts evangelizing bringing simple VR to the masses.
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Unlike messages on Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat, there is no filter between your phone and the masses.
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More that to him, fame was a tool to get his art better seen by the masses.
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Until recently, television and film designed for the masses have been largely bad at all of it.
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They're great at starting companies and influencing the masses, but mostly they're extremely talented at just existing.
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We're told Damian spoke to the masses and reminded them the work they're doing is immensely important.
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Her wedding two weeks ago was Instagrammed to the masses on all four of the sisters' accounts.
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A fact she seems to have to reiterate to the masses roughly once a week, every week.
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In the meantime, the Model 3 is supposed to be the first electric car for the masses.
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Not just the horrors of gladiatorial combat, which slaves were subjected to as entertainment for the masses.
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His West Egg homages were retailed to the masses, however — and still are, under the Polo label.
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It seems Chris Hemsworth is becoming the default middle man between elusive Hollywood couples and the masses.
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It's also betting a whole lot on the notoriously fickle and tribal news judgment of the masses.
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That the masses of women motivated by the midterms won't give up until they've hit their goals.
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Lucy will also use its telecommunications system to determine the masses and densities of the Trojan targets.
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America's Founding Fathers, particularly James Madison, believed that constitutional intricacy could solve the problem of the masses.
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But in other spots, that arm is clearly calling the masses to rise up and go forward.
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That way, instead of helping the world one by one with patients, I could help the masses.
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Our thought bubble: Motivating the masses to shout loudly that they want 5G faster could be tough.
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BlackRock mainly sells passive funds (including exchange-traded-funds, or ETFs) to institutions and to the masses.
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Both of these updates were previously reported last week; Twitter is simply announcing them to the masses.
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The masses, on the other hand, could not hear the gods at all; they could only believe.
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This ensured Transmit wouldn't be taken up by the masses, though it did see some commercial use.
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Many kings or dictators fear the masses, and create corps of bodyguards to shield them, she notes.
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The old-fashioned way of bringing electricity to the masses entails building power stations and transmission lines.
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We don't yet know the masses of the planets, which makes it impossible to determine their composition.
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As the books, movie and series started feeding one another, Ms. Myles finally started reaching the masses.
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For over 100 years the Folger Shakespeare Library has been working to bring Shakespeare to the masses.
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Licciardi's video was one of the first to break that trend by spreading to the masses online.
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Most of us like watching someone subjectively considered outside the norm fix themselves, and join the masses.
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As scientists work to bring their synthetic blood to the masses, Americans are not necessarily on board.
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Their mission was to disrupt the eyewear industry by bringing affordable, fashionable glasses to the masses online.
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But it brought MP3s to the masses and forced the music industry to get its act together.
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Apple sets the bar, and brings cutting-edge technology to the masses like no other technology brand.
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Apple's ARKit and Google's similar ARCore provide developers with a chance to bring AR to the masses.
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"The masses are so focused on clipping coupons and living frugally they miss major opportunities," Siebold writes.
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And it's an instructive stock disaster, reminding investors that it's not just the masses that chase performance.
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But while the trackball has never been the choice of the masses, it's never completely faded, either.
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Digital financial services are bringing access to liquidity, deposits and loans to the masses in those markets.
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Thanks to Instagram it's easier than ever for artists to get their work seen by the masses.
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LastPass says that the change is motivated by a commitment to bringing password security to the masses.
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Its pioneering waveguide tech solves the challenges of performance, wearability and scalability, bringing AR to the masses.
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Despots love to stoke selfishness among their subjects, he went on, because it usefully divides the masses.
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In Iraq, the jihadists were nearly wiped out as the masses turned against them, for a time.
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But it's a fine line between reaching the masses and staying true to your movement's core message.
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Because getting the masses to agree on something as personal and unique as scent is nearly impossible.
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In 1999, Time named Jeff Bezos "Person of the Year" for bringing online shopping to the masses.
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Along with the masses, Famous Nathan's counted celebrities like Frank Sinatra and Jackie Kennedy among its fans.
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Let's not mix that up with the fence that the masses of migrants forced us to build.
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A Top 40 audience may be in reach, if the masses are feeling edgy. Republic. Oct. 7.
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Volkswagen was proud to show its new ID.3, calling it an electric-car for the masses.
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Thanks to LIGO, we've learned that the masses of the two black holes appear to have merged.
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Despite the candidates' election-year promises, factories will never employ the masses of Americans they once did.
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You're never going to apologize for being a bossy, badass babe, elevating the condition of the masses.
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For the masses, he is the next closest thing — bow tie, striped waistcoat, white gloves and all.
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There are countless other examples of narrative art speaking to the masses that populated the premodern Mediterranean.
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A $50,000 car may be fun to drive, but it is not a car for the masses.
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Since there wasn't an immediate explosion out into the masses, it kind of stewed a little longer.
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His introduction to the masses showed him refashioning gospel songs with the flair of contemporary R&B.
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He and many other artists (and bureaucrats) of the time understood how it could impact the masses.
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But, being a satanist, my inclination when something reaches the masses is to go the other way.
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What they want is to gain power and wealth and steer the masses to a new reality.
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Nevertheless, the masses are ready it would seem, and the money is there—the uninitiated want in.
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MR: You're going to laugh, but here it is: People are stupid, and the masses are asses!
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And through this general attitude of playfulness and experimentation, HouseSpecial truly does bring animation to the masses.
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REI's Co-op 650 Down 2.0 Jacket will appeal to the masses, thanks to the approachable price.
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The Leaf is electric motoring for the masses, more or less, and so is the Model 3.
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FRANKFURT — Volkswagen has vowed to be the company that will make electric cars affordable for the masses.
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We're worried that will change when the masses see the value and beauty happening on these nights.
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At least the House of Black and White doesn't try to impose its will on the masses.
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Feminism has become a full-blown trend, packaged and brought to the masses for a sticker price.
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"He literally brought air travel to the masses on a scale that was unimaginable," Mr. Mann said.
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They were going to tour the theater around the city, performing Shakespeare's complete works for the masses.
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"There are so many cases where the masses take the law into their own hands," he said.
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Can the Brooklyn baritone of Mr. Sanders really move the masses to the political revolution he promises?
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Over the years, various entertainment companies have promised to reinvent the water-park-for-the-masses experience.
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Climate Fwd: Also this week, better weather forecasts for the masses Welcome to the Climate Fwd: newsletter.
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The masses are angry in Pakistan, Indonesia and Saudi Arabia and toppling leaders in Lebanon and Bolivia.
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So, doubt what the masses take for granted and push back if the answers are too easy.
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Instead, they are investing in products that appeal to the masses because they are healthier and cheaper.
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Riding popular attractions before the masses arrive might be the most meaningful advantages to staying on-site.
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It's stifled the voices of a free press and the masses alike, and imprisoned countless political opponents.
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"The issue is not the crème de la crème — it's the education of the masses," said Prof.
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But many of the requisitioned hotels strained initially to care for the masses of weak, feverish patients.
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Mr. Bloomberg can reach the masses with or without a live audience and a gathering of lecterns.
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But AR enthusiasts have little doubt that iOS 11 will open up the technology to the masses.
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But conservatives read Voegelin attentively, and set about trying to spread his arcane message to the masses.
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" She said the masses of people trying to flee created a perilous situation: "We were being crushed.
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"The masses are so focused on clipping coupons and living frugally they miss major opportunities," he writes.
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Fearing a source of instability among the masses, Beijing has moved to limit growth in the products.
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With her online life-cycle assessment tool, she's working to make these calculations available to the masses.
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But it's the "Infinity Mirrored Room" — an infinitely Instagrammable chamber of globe lights — that drew the masses.
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Meditation for the masses Headspace played a big role in making meditation more accessible to the public.
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Eventually the idea was welcomed by the masses and these stories started reflecting in the mainstream consciousness.
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To their credit, Ito and Howe don't gloss over the dangers of distributing power to the masses.
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The demonstrations have been largely youth-focused and have engaged the masses with creative shows of unity.
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Surprising and delighting the masses, More Life was not an Apple Music exclusive like 2015's Views.
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But it wasn't until 2019 that it seemed lesbian culture was lionized and adopted by the masses.
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How many governments run lotteries festering the hopes of the masses for a quick path to riches?
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Gradually, he divulged more, as he warmed to the persona and to the admiration of the masses.
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This blessed trinity is an excellent way to gather the masses, much like the Sunday roast itself.
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But console developers design their products for the masses, and people with disabilities had long been overlooked.
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Word got out when he promoted the shoot on social media, and the masses swarmed the area.
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Ayer enlisted the stars of screen and stage to model new diamond-buying habits for the masses.
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Great leaders inspire and galvanize the masses during turbulent times, they don't cause people to divide and disband.
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Those early issues are apparently sorted out now, as Apple says the feature is ready for the masses.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk wants electric vehicles to be for the masses, not just the elite and wealthy.
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The original exploit we found, for many technical reasons, would not work for a hack for the masses.
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What I said to Marc when I was saying yes was that he's an underdog for the masses.
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It's been just over a year since the masses "discovered" podcasting in the wake of Serial's blockbuster success.
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Special effects that were previously only attainable for high-budget Hollywood productions were suddenly available to the masses.
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The Model 3 is supposed to be Tesla's humdrum car, the everyday, cut-price offering to the masses.
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While some engage and delight consumers, most of them have not yet proven their value to the masses.
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It's up to streamers like Dead Flip to keep the masses entertained when there isn't a tournament happening.
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They have explained the consumer propositions in their own honest narrative style to connect strongly with the masses.
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Interestingly, the Emperor's aggressive was more akin to the fighting modes of the masses rather than the elite.
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He encouraged Kater to drop Murchison-Hume's aristocratic brand identity in order to better connect with the masses.
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It emerged from stealth today with an SRE platform for the masses and around $20 million in funding.
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Was West satirizing the fashion industry's tendency to promote narrow standards of beauty that often exclude the masses?
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"The masses of things tell us about their formation and evolution, and they tell us about their nature."
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The next version of Tesla's Solar Roof is here, and it might actually be ready for the masses.
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The look was created by Jen Atkin, the stylist who previously brought easy, undone hair to the masses.
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Today, AOL Instant Messenger, known to the masses as AIM, announced it will be discontinued on December 15.
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The truth is, we won't know what Shelton's tweet was about until he reveals it to the masses.
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It took Canada's BlackBerry, and Apple, maker of the iPhone, to bring mobile internet browsing to the masses.
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Recently, entrepreneurial poker players have developed websites that can bring the idea of poker staking to the masses.
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But it wasn't until Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference in 2016 when the masses began to understand her talent.
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"It's my calling to bring modeling to the masses," the America's Next Top Model host told the outlet.
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Thousands of young people showed up, and his reputation as a chill dude for the masses was born.
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Google Glass was a high-end augmented-reality product but proved a bit too nerdy for the masses.
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You can change the game by focusing on something very specific, while your competition goes for the masses.
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Some artists draw influence from 20th-century socialist magazines like The Liberator, The Masses, and Birth Control Review.
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We foresee her starting her own channel and teaching the masses about how to master the '20s bob.
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"The technology has a lot of potential and will make hybrids more affordable for the masses," Welsch said.
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His recently launched Saint Pablo tour has him literally on high above the masses atop a glowing platform.
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Trends are happening and being followed no doubt but more in smalls groups rather than in the masses.
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It's done plenty with just software, bringing augmented reality to the masses through puppy ears and rainbow puke.
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You can actually hear the masses, you can hear the ring down if you slow the recording down.
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Charley Gallay/Getty Images for WGN America Angela Bassett's radiant glow will soon be available to the masses!
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Technology, however, enables scaling, making it economically feasible to address the masses, particularly China's vast geographically-remote markets.
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She trusted in the young to keep momentum going and to spread the word wider, to the masses.
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Despite being around for a few years now, Tilt Brush is only just starting to wow the masses.
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If you're not confident, then society will just swallow you up and make you part of the masses.
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Its $9.90 monthly subscription rate is designed to bring fitness to the masses in a faith-based vein.
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Why it matters: Despite a lot of hype, virtual reality has yet to break through to the masses.
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Waymo is competing with rivals General Motors Co and Uber Technologies to deploy such vehicles for the masses.
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The weapon is this show, the true opiate of the masses, and grim reminder of our ultimate fate.
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A photograph of Aylan quickly became the defining image of the masses of refugees fleeing Syria's civil war.
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If Nintendo's SNES Classic is retro gaming for the masses, Analogue's Super Nt is the hipster-friendly alternative.
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A prominent theme is how nationalism and socialism lost their capacity to mobilize the masses in Arab countries.
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Marketability Few fighters love being interviewed, but even less recognize it as an opportunity to compel the masses.
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Collecting driving data through advanced sensors is a critical step towards the use of tech by the masses.
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Apple is racing against Amazon and Google to try to get the masses to adopt the smart home.
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AV companies are hip to this eventuality and are taking steps now to educate the masses — and Trump.
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To be sure, chat and AI are in their infancy, and their appeal to the masses remains uncertain.
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The company is arguably as well positioned as anyone to be the first Bluetooth earbud to the masses.
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The shirt was a cute gesture to fool the masses, but you can't trick a true Navy girl.
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Hearing the commotion, Mr Maduro tried working his charm on the masses as his predecessor might have done.
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On the plus side, the company has helped bring the concept of cloud storage services to the masses.
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The line of differentiation between the masses and the Remnant is set invariably by quality, not by circumstance.
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In short, Nock was making the case that progress depends on the elite separating itself from the masses.
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There is a much larger impact nowadays because any message can be viewed by the masses within seconds.
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Since the beginning of time, people who have the gift of communication influence the masses and add direction.
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Social media as an increasingly effective tool for mobilizing the masses has already caught the attention of regulators.
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We forget they're doing their job and putting on a well-liked persona to appeal to the masses.
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The seductive idea of wealth redistribution has proved to be irresistible to the masses discontented by the inequities.
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This show has been so hyped, and with good reason, but the prices are unrealistic for the masses.
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But nevertheless, the masses have somehow deemed this speckled brown egg worthy of love, so here we are.
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Now Ritual has taken its idea to the masses, going live today with its online subscription ordering process.
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This thrifty mindset informed the vision for IKEA: to sell sold low-priced, simple products for the masses.
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Frederick's of Hollywood brought thongs to the masses, but Mellinger did not in fact patent the first thong.
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"We really want to bring data science to the masses," said Raffi Krikorian, the DNC's chief technology officer.
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As I walk through the masses, observing it all, I feel a guy breathing heavily next to me.
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Rape culture is real, and thank you for being unafraid to call out that fact to the masses.
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It's also interesting to think about an idiolect's influence on the masses, if that idiolect is prominent enough.
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A decade and a half before the iPhone, he had created a hand-held computer for the masses.
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Bootleg for the Masses: Ms. Nirui doesn't consider her work as "ripping off other designers," but as homage.
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Free speech is not enough; we need the voices of the masses to be heard in this system.
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The ongoing journey to becoming a carmaker for the masses and a profitable one has not been easy.
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According to Miocic, he feels no burden to captivate the masses in the same way that McGregor has.
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First, it's about a circus — and circuses have always offered the masses a much-needed break from reality.
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" The nerves of the masses, he continues, are "racked by an intricate maze of motion and dazzling fire.
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Earlier this week, a Facebook user commended Chernyi on using Tor to bring the underground to the masses.
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Democracies give way to tyrannies when mob passion overwhelms political wisdom and a populist autocrat seizes the masses.
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This is fertile soil for the demagogue, who manipulates the masses to "overmaster democracy," as Plato put it.
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He described the free Fridays as pan y circo, a Spanish phrase meaning distracting entertainment for the masses.
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Local auto assembly companies have tried - and failed - in Vietnam to sell home-grown models to the masses.
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Given the close ties that the kingdom maintains with the West, these false allegations resonate with the masses.
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Alpha Architect bills itself as an educator first, promoting to the masses the merits of computer-driven investing.
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Even if there are amazing artists these days, they get lost in the masses more often than not.
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It's hard not to be disappointed that Monday's discourse was as close as the masses got to him.
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"Hurricane" shows her ability to channel highly specific personal details into an anthem that resonates with the masses.
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Driving the news: Famous, rich and activist people face acute scrutiny given their ability to influence the masses.
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But it should also be a warning for anyone counting on anti-Trump fervor to mobilize the masses.
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The "Clean at Sephora" section of the beauty giant brings eco-friendly, clean beauty products to the masses.
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Cast back to Nixon: Among all classes, the sobriquet of "Tricky Dick" was habitually used by the masses.
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Google's growing cloud business is trying to bring artificial intelligence to the masses, not just to the experts.
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You get some extra quality, and without the masses of extra data that 8K is going to bring.
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For those skeptical of Goldman Sachs' intention of becoming a digital bank for the masses, consider Marco Argenti.
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They wouldn't try to influence the masses, though, if they assumed their appeals would fall on deaf ears.
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And here we are in a chilling new era where our Instagram DMs are open to the masses.
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As pretty as it sounds, Butterfly Valley is a virtually untouched haven from the masses, according to Gough.
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The provisional utopias of illegal dance parties in the eighties and nineties hadn't succeeded in uniting the masses.
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Whether or not Wall Street is directly involved, activists are invoking the firms to fire up the masses.
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Other American teachers, such as Jack Kornfield and Tara Brach, have brought mindfulness practice sessions to the masses.
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A coronavirus vaccine will likely take years to reach the masses, vaccine development experts previously told Business Insider.
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As summer brings returning students and other guests to the table, we offer tips for feeding the masses.
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Silicon Valley giants spent much of 2018 being accused of inflaming, radicalizing, dumbing down and squeezing the masses.
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Rewind Imperialism for the masses, the movie culture of the 1920s, purveyed romantic fantasies of an imaginary East.
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Others might have been terribly received by critics, but are still adored by the masses to this day.
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But the targets on the production and delivery of this electric vehicle for the masses are constantly shifting.
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Its task at Facebook: Make photo and video features that will make virtual reality stick with the masses.
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" Cullors says, "The consequence of focussing on a leader is that you develop a necessity for that leader to be the one who's the spokesperson and the organizer, who tells the masses where to go, rather than the masses understanding that we can catalyze a movement in our own community.
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And now, Siriano is bringing his message to the masses in the form of drugstore nail art this month.
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Its main model, the ES8, is designed for the masses and is priced at 448,000 RMB, or around $65,000.
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Jack Bogle brought Wall Street investing to the masses and the industry thanked him for it following his death.
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"Those who understand political technologies, they understand very clearly that this simple thing is controlling the masses," he said.
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The show ended up running for a few seasons, and it really got my work out to the masses.
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The actor, activist, and Cool Dad hit the streets of New York City to spread joy to the masses.
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Right now, the masses seem to favor Peachy Pop (Peaches) but all of the other options are close behind.
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Quietly and without much fanfare, Hollywood is busy working on its next act: virtual reality cinema for the masses.
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Instead of designing couture that the masses would memeify, Viktor & Rolf designed memes that just happen to be couture.
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More than a century after introducing the Model T, Ford hopes to once again change how the masses move.
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He's mastered camp and glamour, without going so avant-garde that he can't sell his clothes to the masses.
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Here are some interesting vehicles worthy of consideration that may make enjoyable substitutes for what the masses are chasing.
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Both invoke balancing the masses of various parts of a planet, but they go about it in different ways.
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Importantly, this requires no new hardware (other than a compatible iPhone), and promised to bring AR to the masses.
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TunnelBear is just one of many VPN services looking to stake a claim as the VPN for the masses.
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Norovirus outbreaks have also been linked to schools, public bathrooms, and kitchens where food is prepared for the masses.
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I knew divers were going to enjoy it, but I wanted it to be a book for the masses.
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Lopez thought she saw Sarah among the masses of students crossing the highway — she had the same dark hair.
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And before long, AFI frontman Davey Havok would become an actual rockstar by bringing goth-punk to the masses.
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For a yearly fee -- or a day rate -- you'll get access to a little oasis, away from the masses.
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Empowering people with what can coalesce into a collective voice also forces giant companies to listen to the masses.
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The idea here is that while aggregate ratings are often useful, your individual taste often differs from the masses.
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The groundbreaking new Worthy app has finally arrived to help the masses more realistically and achievably prepare for retirement.
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Plus, it always seems goofy to say too much about before the masses get a chance to join in.
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Musk said the company is cutting costs everywhere in hopes of offering a cheaper Model 3 to the masses.
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It was only a couple months ago that President Obama shared his (surprisingly sexy) summertime playlists with the masses.
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Lake believed Manson viewed the rock singer as someone who could help him spread his influence to the masses.
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Rufus, the band, brought some memorable funk grooves to the masses, but most importantly they brought us Chaka Khan.
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So much so that Starbucks has just launched a Unicorn Frappuccino to bring unicorn-flavoured drinks to the masses.
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She's also not afraid to explore unchartered territory to bring the very best products and treatments to the masses.
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Starting from $79,990, the 2019 Porsche Cayenne E-Hybrid may not sound like an important car for the masses.
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Praised for its purported immune-boosting and vitality-enhancing properties, it's an easy product to market to the masses.
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In other words, when something like 4K or HDR hits, it could be years before it reaches the masses.
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What's different this time around is that the company actually believes it can make a laptop for the masses.
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Mr Kamprad's flat-pack revolution spread from Sweden to 37 countries, bringing cheap-but-stylish furniture to the masses.
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The masses use flashing holograms to sell copious sex, drugs, and violence, beneath a perpetually dark and rainy sky.
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Bloomberg is reporting that the nascent smartphone maker has raised $300 million to bring its technology to the masses.
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Before photography, television, and the internet, it was arching ceilings and stained glass windows that would entrance the masses.
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The masses were kept happy with "bread and circuses"; the modern equivalent being junk food and reality TV shows.
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Whether that power ultimately swings left or right, to the masses or the select few, remains to be seen.
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So for us, what's next is just expanding and bringing esports to the masses as much as well can.
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But what these exhibitions didn't explore was how Pop art reached the masses, how it gained power through dissemination.
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Before this, the masses had access to only what amounts to donations-on-steroids provided by Kickstarter et al.
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That one day, thanks to this partnership, he would be able to make Yeezy sneakers available to the masses.
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But our next generation of architects are going to have to disrupt their old approach to housing the masses.
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Tesla has long billed its Model 3 as the electric car that would bring electric driving to the masses.
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But taken together, all these personal decisions influence cities' transportation systems, and how they work to move the masses.
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Now, they could understand the masses and the way these masses changed the shape of space when they interacted.
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Back then, I saw religion as a way of controlling the masses, like an experiment that had gone wrong.
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Even though the masses go crazy for Skye's colorful style, the purple lifestyle is one that she's accustomed to.
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But when the shot zooms up, it's Kanye West rather than the incumbent president who's waving to the masses.
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That term still conjures up images of fatty, unethical food pumped out to the masses on a production line.
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Food manufacturers got their start by making marginally healthful foods that were relatively nonperishable and affordable to the masses.
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Kesha got her wish and poured her heart out on stage ... and clearly has the support of the masses.
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Wal-Mart has quietly made its next move in taking on Amazon to bring fresh groceries to the masses.
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I manage to escape through the back and try to make my way through the masses to head home.
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You wore white at summer resorts and society events, while the masses wore drab colors as they labored away.
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Instead, it has mobilized the masses and advanced a principled progressive platform toward the defense and expansion of democracy.
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The latter is far more effective at placating the masses, since it appears to empower individuals through consumer choice.
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Create their own green jacket and make available to the masses — all the while adding a touch of style.
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Toyota has stuck to its tradition of introducing new technologies to the masses with each remodeling of the Corolla.
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Without the open internet, she continued, the masses would not have heard about what was happening in Ferguson, Missouri.
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The public is told time and time again that there is simply no other way to feed the masses.
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Still, air travel had been an upper-middle-class activity in 21973, and now is affordable to the masses.
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Historically, public universities are charged with providing education to the masses and have less control over their admission standards.
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The problem is that weight loss programs have a one-size-fits-all structure to appeal to the masses.
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Popsicle said that if his tweet got 100,000 retweets, it would bring the Double Pops back for the masses.
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But now, you can put your jealousy aside — Apple is finally selling a Pride edition band to the masses.
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A. Casals was a pioneer in establishing the cello as a virtuosic solo and communicative instrument for the masses.
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" A movement of "utter nihilism," it is "kept alive in the masses only in the form of permanent pugnacity.
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The year she broke free of her deal is the same year Kash got properly introduced to the masses.
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It is the unexpected and uncalculated gesture that so often moves the masses most, no matter what the culture.
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"Algorithmia's vision of bringing machine learning to the masses and making it an everyday reality is compelling," Toole said.
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Its political form is an angry nationalism, a revolt of the masses in both the United States and Europe.
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Citing the perception that the arts are for "high society" and sports are "for the masses" also distorts reality.
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The present day also feels like the right time for Vibes to launch to the masses, Zarlin told me.
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No one yet claims to have found the killer app that will bring quantum computing power to the masses.
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"I believe there's a certain shock value to these videos that make them appealing to the masses," she said.
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But now, the fashion house is bringing this most sought-after handbag to the masses — only in makeup form.
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Boxing returning back to the masses… There are so many of us capable of winning a title right now.
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LoftOpera is less concerned with opera's cool factor and more invested in making quality classical music for the masses.
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What we need is a calm and rational conversation, not articles aggravating the masses with fear based on rhetoric.
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Many are the remains of dead stars; others are gigantic, with the masses of millions to billions of suns.
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As a matter of fact, the masses are rioting over the way he was written out of the series.
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"A group inside the AK Party is uncomfortable that the masses have been filled with negative energy," he wrote.
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Critic's Notebook The pandemic has disrupted relations among the masses, the elites and the celebrities who liaise between them.
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Critic's Notebook The pandemic has disrupted relations among the masses, the elites and the celebrities who liaise between them.
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The parks, which attracted more than 150 million visitors last year, offer the masses a touch point — quite literally.
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They set out to correct erroneous information, point the confused and doubtful toward the facts, and educate the masses.
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You can share your voice with the masses, and still, have a community that you stand for and represent.
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The government had long operated like a benefactor to the masses, disdaining budget math as a right-wing conspiracy.
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" Ms. Manion felt her anger rise in class when a student dismissed religion as "the opiate of the masses.
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Knowing this, we've combed through the masses to choose what we believe are the best hotels in Fort Lauderdale.
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We're taking a poll to find out which option is the choice of the masses; please go and vote.
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That you're going to be communicating with the masses, which is less important than being innovative within your field.
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"For the masses, we try to keep it simple," said Ken Sprabeary, a project manager for Jostens in Denton.
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One minute he was Popin' it up with the masses, and the next he took one to the eye.
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Jeff Barr is Amazon Web Services' chief evangelist charged with promoting – and explaining – the company's technology to the masses.
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Lisa: But after building a high-end-dining empire, he decided to make his food accessible to the masses.
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From climate change to Taiwan, China's foreign policy is about impressing the masses at home, not fighting enemies abroad.
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It blends Reformation's expertise in sustainability with New Balance's international customer base to deliver conscious footwear to the masses.
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On weekends, you can expect heavy crowds on the sand, so schedule an early lesson to beat the masses.
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The HTC Vive arrived just a week after Facebook brought its Oculus Rift virtual reality system to the masses.
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Sometimes a new twist on a classic product makes it revolutionary enough to capture the imagination of the masses.
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Actress/writer Dani Fernandez pointed out that "Hair Love" was funded by the masses when Hollywood wouldn't step in.
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"I feel that Donald is caught up in getting the love of the masses," he told Rolling Stone magazine.
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Old Navy was founded in 1994 in Colmar, California, with the aim to bring cheaper fashion to the masses.
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The masses in the Gillette Stadium stands, though raucous as ever, miss Gronk because he embodied the everyday fan.
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If your target is the masses, or even a diverse crowd, you need to simplify and personalize your message.
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They were the first thing to bring personal music libraries to the masses, and that's something we'll never forget.
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By no means are these steps direct recommendations for the masses; they're a biographical sketch of my 20's.
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Once in office, moderates often claim to speak for the masses, seeking to make government work better for everyone.
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That did not stop the masses from making it one of Marvel's most successful films both critically and financially.
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What he did was he gave away Encryption for the Masses for free, part of the open source movement.
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Why would you need an opiate for the masses when it's so easy these days to get actual opiates?
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Up until the release of his EP , Quiet as Kept, Thrice Groove's vocal chops were unknown to the masses.
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Eventually poverty prompted the masses to revolt and with that brought the Age of Enlightenment, the cornerstone of liberalism.
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"The broad part of officials and the masses say that they hoped this constitutional reform is passed," it wrote.
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Techno was in a phase of total diffusion: It had reached the masses in a short period of time.
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But clear, stark differences in worldviews between elites and the masses — that's exactly what democracy was designed to avoid.
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No one has to make content just to get views and appeal to the masses, and the masses don't have to sort through everything they don't want to find what they do—a shift that will change not just the future of work but internet life as we will come to know it.
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What would be new, however, is Google dropping news about a for-the-masses device with Tango smarts built-in.
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But sometimes a lightning bolt strikes your humble correspondent, and he, like Prometheus, must share the secret with the masses.
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I know you'll be able to accomplish this, because charming, seductive Venus is in Sagittarius, helping you influence the masses.
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The twisty real-life story of Gypsy Rose and Dee Dee Blanchard has fascinated the masses since Blanchard's 2015 murder.
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However, the mass of the bigger black hole is NOT the sum of the masses of the two smaller ones.
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Played by: Ed SheeranLove InterestName: Frowning Pile of PooCharacter: The new poo emoji will undoubtedly be popular among the masses.
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"The aim of this new announcement is to closely rely on the masses and actively mobilize them," the commission said.
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And yet, just because the Cavs are technically down in the series, this new power goes ignored by the masses.
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Andrea Mitchell: But we're circulating it- Chuck Todd: We are circulating in a way ... But Facebook is for the masses.
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The Once Upon a Time in Hollywood actor, 55, is in no rush to join the masses on social media.
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Candidates are using science-tested methods to motivate the masses -- and some campaigns seem to be doing better than others.
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Now, however, boxing is also speaking to the masses; in the past two years, the sport has become increasingly trendy.
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I love current affairs—to me, it's a direct reflection of the masses, what they're thinking and where they're at.
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So the pressure is on Tesla to finally deliver on its promise of bringing clean, sustainable driving to the masses.
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Intel hopes to ease the masses into accepting autonomous vehicles, because the company is betting on a self-driving future.
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A big lottery pot does one thing well: It provides an opportunity for statisticians to explain probability to the masses.
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The reason astronomers believe they have witnessed a neutron star/black hole merger is the masses of the objects involved.
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If you'll recall, just a few months ago we alerted the masses to the chicest Disney-fanatic necessity to date.
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If companies can't promise that their tech is reliable, they'll never be able to persuade the masses to buy in.
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"A majority of the masses expressed disapproval and asked why this movement is set up under these circumstances," he said.
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Left-wing populism is dyadic—it champions the masses against plutocratic elites or, as with Scottish nationalism, a foreign elite.
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It's currently unknown how Tinder decides who should graduate from Tinder for the masses and gain access to Tinder Select.
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Opioids for the masses The target in sight involved solving some of the age-old problems of supply and demand.
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The pendulum is constantly swinging back and forth between too much power of the elite and rebellion by the masses.
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And in an echo of Chabad, which has spread its message worldwide, she wants the masses to feel it, too.
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You know it's true love when your girl not only rocks your chain, but helps sell it to the masses.
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This is software not yet ready for the masses, and you should expect one or two bumps along the road.
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For Kane, the financing will help the company bring its message of better access to legal services to the masses.
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Both World Wars led to propaganda posters and realized the power of political images to carry messages to the masses.
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And, if your idea of "inspiring" the masses involves fundamentally misleading them, it might not be inspiration that you're offering.
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Something so important it trumps all other breaking news of the day: Centineo debuted his baby voice to the masses.
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We have worked with several financial service institutions that are bringing microloans, pensions and other banking services to the masses.
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In 1976, Jobs and Wozniak set out on their own and founded Apple, introducing the personal computer to the masses.
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He has fallen out with Hasina and the Awami League and runs the Gono Forum ("Forum of the Masses") party.
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But when they said they wanted to do it to stop blasphemy against our beloved prophet, the masses supported them.
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As a male comedian, Perry was offering an offensive and problematic representation of plus-sized Black women to the masses.
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We spoke to two speech and communication experts about why and how Oprah's words were able to touch the masses.
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Once a synthetic biologist at NASA, a few years ago he quit his job to bring science to the masses.
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Then in the 1970s Sir Freddie Laker, a British entrepreneur, set about trying to open it up to the masses.
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At the time both countries provided generous mortgage-related tax breaks, making it easier to flog homes to the masses.
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Agarwal is finally bringing his creation to the masses through a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign with a funding goal of $10,000.
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"There is always a market for high-end because you're differentiating your product from, let's say, the masses," said Rice.
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After five years of working exclusively with prestige retailers, Tilbury says she's excited to bring her brand to the masses.
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And while Chuck and Blair are fictional people, Kardashian and Disick have also had their relationship documented for the masses.
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But the purpose of the lies isn't to win an argument, by convincing the masses that the lies are true.
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I don't see this as a product for the masses, and Sony isn't really pushing Aibo as a personal companion.
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The firm predicted more electric vehicle penetration and the company getting closer to building an affordable car for the masses.
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Combining the ALMA CO observations with computer-modeling work allowed the researchers to estimate the masses of the young exoplanets .
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" Later in the book comes this gem: "You know how they say that religion is the opiate of the masses?
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Today there's an entire generation of humans alive who've never known a planet that offered supersonic transportation to the masses.
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Still, as a teaser for the masses to showcase what VR can do, The Martian VR Experience does its job.
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"Ads like these need to be pushed and become the norm to change the mindset of the masses," he said.
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What was once taboo to share with anyone beyond your significant other, is now being posted freely for the masses.
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Artificial intelligence took center stage at this year's Dreamforce, and it's a challenge to explain these concepts to the masses.
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All were built after World War II to cheaply house the masses in a way that jived with communist ideology.
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For the masses, it's listening to their music digitally while observing them virtually through pics and videos on social media.
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But if these technologies are seen as standard within the industry amongst consumers, $123 is simply unreachable for the masses.
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If you need to smooth over your reputation, Neptune and Venus will also help you enchant and charm the masses.
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"It seems to be a lot easier to upset the masses than it is to upset the individual," he said.
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For the first time in China's history a huge middle class now sits between the ruling elite and the masses.
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For these photographers, this provides a great opportunity to educate the masses about the various parts of Earth's global ecosystem.
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Nolan says he and Joy conceived Westworld's purposefully ambiguous near-future as a place where VR is for the masses.
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Mr. Storrvik pleaded that the court "see beyond the popular cry of the masses" and stick to strict legal rules.
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Mutual funds have helped introduce the masses to stocks and have played a big role in portfolios for individual investors.
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And while his name may not be well known by the masses, the (Twitter) streets are definitely talking about Quan.
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Putin's assertion that the collapse of the USSR was a "geopolitical catastrophe" resonates with both the elites and the masses.
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But isn't convincing the masses to see value in something that, at first blush, seems pretty worthless the whole point?
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By imposing sanctions and tweeting nasty words, Trump is facilitating Erdogan's ability to rally the masses and boost Turkish nationalism.
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Think of Steve Aoki, the electro-house hype man, pumping up the masses at this summer's Electroland, at Disneyland Paris.
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But what genuinely moves the masses surely cannot be imposed, and Ashton himself is a reflection of a cultural shift.
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The government wants to make air travel more accessible for the masses rather than the relative luxury it is today.
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India brought this cure to the masses in the 1990s and had early success in reducing the number of cases.
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The American dream is perishable, no longer as plausible to the masses as it once was to their parents' generation.
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By this fall, the brand will be able to ship to the masses for a more affordable price per patch.
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Plant collectors greatly expanded the options for homeowners, making attractive foreign specimens like the Japanese maple available to the masses.
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It concerned inequality, and the idea that these amazing technologies might fail to reach the masses before it's too late.
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Is there a justified concern that it's going to become a new "opiate for the masses" or abused by corporations?
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This kind of vulnerable topping was presented to the masses by the trans icon no one wanted: Transparent's Maura Pfefferman.
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Preventing automobile deaths, educating the masses attacking disease—these are all motivators for a subsection of innovations Herzog learns about.
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I think people are just following the masses, and I don't think they really even know what each side holds.
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Until or unless people in those positions either leave or change opinions, it could be difficult to change the masses.
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It's no longer a matter of shouting above the noise to be heard by the masses, because that's now impossible.
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Once you identify what you want to do, don't ask for the masses to help you, because they won't come.
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Hurricane Dorian's decimation of the Bahamas is igniting the generosity of the masses -- and showcasing the power of social media.
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A basic phone is cheap, and Guatemalans pay as they go: the 21st century's bread and circuses for the masses.
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And his voice was a staple of Apple television ads, as he deconstructed the Apple design philosophy for the masses.
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His revolution was not of the masses — it was meant to be top down, and for a while it worked.
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A new generation of moguls was taking the vertical integration concept to absurd heights and preaching it to the masses.
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If they want to draw the masses and take their place on the world stage, it shouldn't be this difficult.
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Like many startups, these buy-now-pay-later players have taken to New York&aposs subways to reach the masses.
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The masses out there, small-town India who make up the majority of the country… my staff loves this film.
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But his venture fund has intentionally avoided backing startups that are developing electric or self-driving cars for the masses.
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Weed edibles are technically legal in Canada today, exactly a year after the government legalized recreational weed for the masses.
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The narrative is brought to life in the film WE, THE MASSES (2011), from which the exhibition gets its title.
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Amazon never saw delivering cold milk and fragile fruit to doorsteps as something for the masses, according to former employees.
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Her Achilles heel has always been her failure to inspire the masses, and it unfortunately it showed during the election.
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TrendForce says this model will be Apple's main phone for the masses and should help to compete with Android phones.
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I called a couple of my media friends to give them a cute story & bring some education to the masses.
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There's a whole lot more to go, including five years' worth of data-taking that will further constrain the masses.
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"Earth will be changed forever when Amazon introduces high quality streaming to the masses," he said in Amazon's press release.
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He applauded Netflix's move to embrace over-the-top streaming as the next way to get media to the masses.
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" While "the masses solve small problems for their employers," he says, "the rich solve significant problems and get compensated accordingly.
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"Whatever the masses needed, Jinping did," it quoted a villager, Shi Chunyang, as saying in an extract from the book.
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But as an artist with minimal sales, would her victory make the Grammys seem out of touch with the masses?
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Yet the Chinese élite, traditionally the patrons and collectors of art, had no interest in entertaining or educating the masses.
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To the extent that Sanders's concept of democratic socialism has gained traction, it's not because capitalism has failed the masses.
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Bruder swam out beyond the masses to enjoy the solitude of the ocean some 100 meters (1003 feet) from shore.
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Tesla hopes that the price paired with a $23,23 federal tax credit will make the vehicle accessible to the masses.
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" Although he doesn't believe Swift is "red pilling" the masses, he says he believes that she embodies the Aryan "spirit.
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Apoliticism and reinforcement of the Western hegemony is what we do in video games; the classic opiate of the masses.
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Sex between humans, with all its emotional complexities and power dynamics, seems to have been banned — at least for the masses.
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If fashion really does become popular and extends to the masses then the phenomenon itself will be a true cultural endeavor.
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One physics team continues to find a strange discrepancy in the masses of some basic particles you may have heard of.
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To me, it came after The Earth, which is, to this day, probably still considered our best record by the masses.
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Numerous companies have tried to deliver low-cost printers that will excite the masses and, have largely failed or been ignored.
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Damian Marley was also there over the weekend ... singing his famous dad's classics while reminding the masses they're doing important work.
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One of India's fastest-growing consumer goods companies, Patanjali Ayurved, advertised a product that has captured the attention of the masses.
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But on this morning in the California desert, Kanye brought it to the masses via YouTube and took Coachella to church.
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And she has long argued that that self-driving vehicles can't reach the masses unless the industry weans itself off lidar.
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The masses chose George McGovern in 2663, who ended up getting slaughtered by the incumbent, Richard Nixon, winning just one state.
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" On the flip side, the middle class struggles because they expect to: "The masses think they aren't worthy of great wealth.
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Manufacturing became an issue once the company hit on a formula they thought would impress the masses — and boost their health.
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In an effort to "encrypt the web," the EFF and others banded together to bring free TLS certificates to the masses.
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SQUEEZING the top 1% ought to be the most natural thing in the world for politicians seeking to please the masses.
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"Our aim is to make flying private accessible to the masses," said CEO Sergey Petrossov in an interview with Haute Living.
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"Angry Black woman" is just one trope that is still already readily available to the masses, thanks in part to Perry.
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Common tells us Jay's stuck between a rock and a hard place cause it's clear he's never gonna please the masses.
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But the App Store eventually became a key channel through which major apps like Uber, WhatsApp, and Snapchat reached the masses.
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It's clear what attracts the masses, people willing to spend half a month's rent on dinner, and it's not the food.
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Right now, some of the biggest hurdles this technology faces before being ready for the masses are size, reliability, and convenience.
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Google's Chrome OS looks like the most viable alternative for the masses, thanks to Google's backing and its popular web services.
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During his campaign and presidency, Donald Trump has used Twitter to circumvent traditional media broadcasters and speak directly to the masses.
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SoulCycle and Flywheel have their celebrity fans, but it's Peloton that's taking spinning to the masses and developing a cult following.
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"I saw how blacks were only featured in crime stories, how stories about the masses of blacks were ignored," he continued.
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Volvo has plans to bring driverless cars to the masses and will start a public pilot program from 2017 in London.
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This report is more concerned with how ride-hailing services can bring banking to the masses in a largely unbanked region.
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Financial services, Velez said, has been controlled by massive oligopolies that have erected unfair obstacles to wealth creation for the masses.
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They pointed out that Facebook is still the best place to reach the masses online, and Instagram tends to trend younger.
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Innovation is inevitable, he said, but it will take longer than the companies would like for it to reach the masses.
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Jake Gyllenhaal had a good run not joining the masses and hopping aboard the Instagram train, but he finally gave in.
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"The masses are so focused on clipping coupons and living frugally they miss major opportunities," Siebold writes inHow Rich People Think.
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But, so far anyway, the people—the masses—have always remained one entire media revolution behind those who would dominate them.
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"Y'all… this smiling dog we got in at the shelter yesterday is ridiculous," reads the post introducing Cheech to the masses.
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With virtual reality headsets finally trickling out to the masses, content creators are searching for the Next Big Thing beyond gaming.
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They've fought against subsidies, bailouts, and other forms of "crony capitalism" that benefit the few at the expense of the masses.
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The device is currently available only by invitation, Instagram #OOTD die-hards, hope they open up supply to the masses soon.
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Meanwhile, Mooch further leveraged his brand into regular appearances on CNBC and Fox Business sharing his investment tips with the masses.
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Now a start-up has developed a 16-inch TV which runs on the sun's rays, bringing communication to the masses.
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That's what Vimeo shares in a new blog post about how it is bringing live streamed "volumetric content" to the masses.
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Homemade cheese plates, for instance, are becoming increasingly common on Instagram, with influencers like Marissa Mullen providing guidance for the masses.
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