Unfortunately, the performance has atrophied in tandem with their trendiness.
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It was trendy (a long time ago), & we don't like trendiness.
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How is this recent trendiness of Mexican food impacting the community?
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"Jazz Calendar" was always an unfortunate exercise in middle-aged trendiness.
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This trendiness sets the new products apart from traditional veggie burgers.
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Trendiness need not be a symptom of the status quo, though.
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As a philosophy, JAP style prioritizes grooming, trepidatious trendiness, and comfort.
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Today, Williamsburg is internationally associated with a type of trendiness and gentrification.
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He loathed trendiness and the fads that sometimes sweep over the culture.
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Certain categories in our closets are more prone to of-the-moment trendiness.
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Speaking of trendiness, it's really these high-end designers who are falling behind.
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And this rising demographic isn't solely due to the trendiness of tattoo culture.
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Forget fashion — food is on a steep upward climb toward untouchable levels of trendiness.
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VF Corp-owned Vans continues its trendiness with teens, moving up slightly in preference.
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Despite enjoying trendiness highs and lows, they slid into "basic" territory in the mid-2000s.
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These are some of our favorite millennial pink products for you to show off your trendiness.
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Otherwise, unless you're getting extremely pure drugs, everything else ebbs and flows in terms of trendiness.
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There's a good chance this trend is partly Hollywood executives cashing in on the trendiness of feminism.
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Better, its trendiness made my 27-inch waist, haystack shag and soft features the height of hip.
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Goldstein's new editorial endeavor is as informative as her last, but without the academic bent — or trendiness.
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I think you're right that her book tour is partially responsible for the current trendiness of advice columns.
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Rolling Stone even put kettlebells on its "Hot List" in 2002, a groan-worthy indication of its trendiness.
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When we put that item on the menu at our restaurants, octopus had not yet reached peak trendiness.
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Today, Explained host Sean Rameswaram on the growth of podcasting and the trendiness of daily news explainer shows.
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Instead, 2008's Hard Candy, 2012's MDNA, and 2015's Rebel Heart have been mired in anonymous trendiness.
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It's growing trendiness — and price — in the U.S. annoy me, but I love the taste and energy-boosting properties.
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It's more like, how can we harness the trendiness of feminism and take it beyond selling stuff to people?
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" Franssen called the current trendiness of pumpkin spice "a fantastic example of the psychology of consumer behavior and fads.
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But millennials who mocked the instant trendiness of OK boomer were drowned out by the meme's intended targets: boomers.
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Thing is, people are dying, and that's not even the only reason to take issue with kratom's rising trendiness.
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But the trendiness of sad online culture may lead to wrongful self-diagnoses and an inadvertent trivialization of serious illnesses.
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That's perfectly fine; it is surrounded by tricky fill and the trendiness of the seed makes the puzzle more interesting.
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Consider common appeals to allyship and altruism; such locutions convey a sort of optional quality, a moralistic tone, and unreliable trendiness.
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Yes, the dreaded "bot" buzzword is present, but if you just ignore the trendiness of the branding, it's an ingenious addition.
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Shunning all signs of fashion and trendiness, Lewis's fervor for the quotidian is one of the great accomplishments in contemporary painting.
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But the memories of Estonia's past Soviet rule linger in his memory too strongly for Saaremets to accept Narva's newfound trendiness.
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Now that pants are relevant again, it's time to take inventory to tackle both practicality and trendiness for the next few months.
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Snapchat calls itself a camera company, but it's really a "cool" company — powered by the perception of its trendiness with American kids.
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I recommend shooting for longevity over trendiness unless you&aposre opting for an under-$50 faux version from a fast-fashion retailer.
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And, despite feminism's trendiness, an unpleasant fact remains: Women are still getting paid much less than men — and the gap isn't shrinking fast enough.
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Like Tevas, fleeces, and bucket hats, the fanny packs' renewed trendiness seems like a fortuitous front, behind which we can shamelessly enjoy their functionality.
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The production for all of their products has grown exponentially with the recent trendiness of food consciousness in America, especially their flagship product of Vegenaise.
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It seems to me in the last couple years there's a new trendiness to the word "acid" and it's thrown around a bit more frivolously.
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The trendiness of these birds has probably made the infection rate increase, Nichols said, as more people want to know where their food comes from.
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Two sriracha-related news stories out this week could mark the final nails in the spicy coffin of the maniacal trendiness surrounding this beloved condiment.
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She wouldn't "do trendiness for trendiness's sake, which was what I think was going on in the brief reign of Daniel Kramer," Mr. Allison said.
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Snap has to avoid the fate — as do the rest of the companies — that the products lose their trendiness and those innovation budgets start going elsewhere.
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I've always been a fan of wide open grids with heavy intersection, even at the sacrifice to some overall zippiness and trendiness in the grid entries.
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Supernatural creatures are embodiments of the things we fear or don't understand, and they rise and fall in trendiness just as any other pop culture phenomenon.
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But with lots of advice floating around, there are bound to be bad suggestions—those rooted in confirmation bias, trendiness, and pretty much anything except scientific evidence.
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The trio return, apparently ageless, to an unfamiliar O-Town overrun by technology, trendiness and a pace with which our awkward, sensitive hero has trouble keeping up.
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Along the cobblestone streets of SoHo, Chanel handbags and Arc'teryx jackets are displayed in shops like museum pieces, harking back to the height of the neighborhood's trendiness.
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If lucky, an accessory's trendiness undulates, shifting between being cool in one decade and coming back a few later, worn as a vintage ode to an era bygone.
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The authors sort funds by trendiness, using fund names as a proxy and grouping them by how often descriptive words in a name are used in new funds.
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But he also says that, especially because he loves it with red meat in the hot summer months, it would be silly to avoid rosé just for its trendiness.
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Even in the States, the style's trendiness always had a limited lifespan, flooding jazz clubs with a delicate, danceable energy that could never escape being pigeonholed as a fad.
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Despite the baffled reactions and declining trendiness of the look, tons of folks are still doing it—and many, many more are living with big, floppy lobes long term.
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Once the trendiness of screamo died off in the early 2000s, a new wave of bands were there to reclaim the genre and they were all students of Saetia.
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The population grew 10 percent in the last decade and, as one measure of its trendiness, a branch of the contemporary art-filled 21c Museum Hotel opened in 2016.
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Year after year, I would cavalierly shun entire musical movements, turn my nose up at anything hinting of trendiness and punish personal favorites if they fell short of masterpieces.
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The forces that shape our cultural references, deciding what will be a shorthand for trendiness on blogs and painstakingly documented in the New York Times style section, can seem mysterious.
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Was it the disturbing media trendiness of dapper neo-Nazi Richard Spencer, or the almost unbearable barrage of oven and gas chamber memes aimed at Jewish journalists on social media?
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Although trendiness may be a path to entry, it's possible people are coming back because it's the only way they can justify taking time to lie down in the dark.
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She also appreciated the label's track record with longevity, citing career artists like Yo La Tengo who continue to make albums and tour long after any trendiness has worn off.
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The time of year and perceived trendiness of a destination can also impact the cost, said David Solomito, travel expert and vice president of marketing at travel booking site Kayak.
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The ephemeral trendiness — travel as fast fashion — is part of a structural change in the tourism industry, according to Stanislav Ivanov, professor of tourism economics at Bulgaria's Varna University of Management.
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Allahyari, often contacted by those she refers to as "white tech bros" interested in collaboration, is especially wary of the trendiness of simply reproducing ancient sites with impressive scanners and 3D printers.
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The trendiness of these birds has probably contributed to the rise in these illnesses, Nichols said, as more people want to know where their food comes and are providing it for themselves.
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The trendiness of fitness is something that those in the industry often lament and those outside the industry openly mock; witness Saturday Night Live gleefully ridiculing 80s aerobics or the Shake Weight.
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") In the early work, her characters existed in a state of elegant alienation, a kind of anomie one review described uncharitably (but indelibly) as a 1980s "cocaine-and-radicchio brand of trendiness.
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But the words "BROOKLYN ARTIST" are more than a negligent scrawl; they're an example of a marketing strategy that feeds on the trendiness of the borough — which is, by now, a global phenomenon.
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We've all grown disillusioned with a media that insists it be treated as a kind of oracle, blameless and objective, while concealing its inevitable biases, its susceptibility to the pressures of advertisers and trendiness.
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Cost: $11.99 per six-pack Curious Elixirs No. 1 Back story: Given the seemingly unending trendiness of the negroni, it was only a matter of time before someone cobbled together a convincing nonalcoholic alternative.
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Fringe jackets, or in some cases fringe cardigans, have landed on the Instagram #OOTD scene, and they're sure to spread to every corner of the social media world soon thanks to their versatility and trendiness.
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We're not saying that spending that much is necessarily worth it for sneakers, but if trendiness is what you're after, and you're not deterred by the price, Golden Goose is a brand you should check out.
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Feminism is so hard because it's the one umbrella term to cover a lot of things, and now its acceptance and trendiness has almost been its downfall, because I feel like there are so many misinformed people.
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Glasse's assumption that her readers will be butchering their own animals and then thriftily using every part has a certain nose-to-tail trendiness, and quite a bit of her advice for best cooking practices holds up today.
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Some responded that there was little to worry about — kale's cost had hardly budged over a decade of trendiness — but as the conversation progressed, it became clear that the issue wasn't really commodity pricing; it was cultural ownership.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Even the most abstract, formalist art has been politicized in the era of President Trump, but how can artists and citizens avoid indulging the sudden trendiness of political art while remaining politically engaged?
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Because even when she was cloaked in Gucci last week, making waves for wearing an Italian designer who's best known for shaking up the establishment and redefining what's considered desirable and beautiful, the questions weren't about how the dress looked or its trendiness.
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A reporter for the New York Times noted in 1983 that workout apparel in the preceding decades tended toward the dark and drab, since those who exercised outside the home went to single-sex health clubs and fitness hadn't reached peak trendiness yet.
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An assemblage of Guy Fawkes masks crafted in the styles of different African tribes parodies both trendiness of cultural artifacts in the markets of Cape Town and the empty promises of the Occupy movement, whose most recognizable symbol has been reduced to simple product and profit.
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Goode joked that the trendiness of backlash against tech in 2017 started with Juicero: The $700 Wi-Fi-connected juicer, despite a substantial price cut, was revealed in April to be completely unnecessary: Its proprietary fruit pulp packages could be juiced by anyone with two hands.
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It wasn't exactly authentic to the saloon in the show — the real Westworld usually comes across as a "straight whiskey or nothing" kind of place — but the drinks added an air of high-end trendiness that did seem like it would be in line with Delos' clientele.
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Here's a quick look at three new oldies but goodies, all of them animated and aimed at a young (sometimes very young) crowd: "Voltron" had a moment of trendiness in the mid-1980s, and now this mildly humorous action franchise is being dusted off by Netflix in an 11-episode series available Friday.
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The trendiness of the track's melody and highlight melody seems to be somewhat weak, but flexibly loosened the power to the dense groove.
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Most consumers care about the nationality only insofar as it influences which wine is trendy. The only exceptions are a single loyalist American consumer, who only drinks American wine and is indifferent to trendiness, and a single loyalist German consumer, whose only drinks German wine and is likewise indifferent to trendiness. The American loyalist counter-intuitively prefers to hold a German rather than an American wine in November, as it has a 50% chance of being tradeable for 0.5 American wines, and a 50% chance of being tradeable for 2 American wines, and thus has an expected value of 1.25 American wines. (All the consumers in this scenario are risk-neutral).
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In the early 1990s, other Norwegian black metal bands followed suit and their style and sound was adopted by bands around the world. Eventually, some Norwegian bands—such as Emperor and Satyricon—stopped wearing corpse paint, often citing its loss of meaning or trendiness due to use by so many bands.
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The cottages that remain have all been upgraded with modern conveniences and utilities. In the 1920s a series of apartment "mansions" were built along Memorial Drive. These so-called mansions were constructed of brick and concrete. Today these buildings are considered the pinnacle of trendiness in the Sunnyside Condo market.
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14 January 2010. Visually, the dark themes of their music was complemented with corpse paint, which became a way for black metal artists to distinguish themselves from other metal bands of the time, yet some bands such as Emperor and Satyricon ceased wearing corpse paint, often citing its loss of meaning or trendiness due to use by so many bands.
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Because spiritual formation has been used, in recent decades, to describe a loose but semi-coherent set of practices and ideals within American Protestantism, many have accused it of merely being a "fad". Such persons dismiss it because of this trendiness, but others have argued that to relegate it only to a small sub-group within the church is to neglect its necessity to Christian practice.
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The popularity of ryijys fluctuates with decades, and trendiness dictates the prices of pre-antique and second-hand modern items. Antique ryijy prices are more stable. Today ryijy-making techniques include new fibers such as paper cord, available in hundreds of colors, as is the traditional wool. They are designed for a multitude of places and purposes, but each is an individual work of art.
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There was a writer called Simon Williams who runs Fierce Panda who discovered Coldplay, Super Furry Animals and so on, and he was really into us, so we had a moment of strange trendiness in amidst eight years of terminal untrendiness, you know?" Kavus Torabi remembers that "it really kick-started an interest in the band. I love that it was completely on our own terms, it doesn't sound like anything else. It's such an improbable song, but it couldn't have been any other way.
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Information theory was a fashionable scientific approach in the mid '50s. However, pioneer Claude Shannon wrote in 1956 that this trendiness was dangerous. He said, "Our fellow scientists in many different fields, attracted by the fanfare and by the new avenues opened to scientific analysis, are using these ideas in their own problems ... It will be all too easy for our somewhat artificial prosperity to collapse overnight when it is realized that the use of a few exciting words like information, entropy, redundancy, do not solve all our problems."Quoted in Liberman (2010).
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He felt that Björk "[reinvented] that tradition, constructing standards for the cyber age". Joy Press, who reviewed the album for The New York Times, praised the album for not being a "play-safe sequel" to Debut, pointing out that Björk, "[had] followed her most wonderfully wayward impulses". Los Angeles Times critic Richard Cromelin felt that Post was "an often heady mix of trendiness and nostalgia" that was capable of transcending Björk's self- consciousness. Greg Kot of the Chicago Tribune found the album's backing tracks to be "even more varied and unusual" than on Debut, describing Björk as "an extra-terrestrial voice rummaging around in a sonic toybox".
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In British English, the term restaurant almost always means an eating establishment with table service, so the "sit down" qualification is not usually necessary. Fast food and takeaway (take-out) outlets with counter service are not normally referred to as restaurants. Outside North America, the terms fast casual dining restaurants, family style, and casual dining are not used and distinctions among different kinds of restaurants are often not the same. In France, for example, some restaurants are called "bistros" to indicate a level of casualness or trendiness, though some "bistros" are quite formal in the kind of food they serve and clientele they attract.
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Small argileh from Al-Hamidiyah Souq, Damascus. Narghile smokers generally start smoking in their early 20s as they find that the activity produces a sense of togetherness among friends and facilitates an enjoyable social situation. The increasing prevalence of tobacco smoke in the form of the Narghile can be attributed to a variety of factors. French anthropologist Kamel Chaoucachi has isolated the three main elements of the narghile's appeal, which include “passing of the smoking hose, conversation of the actors, and the nature of time within the created situation.” These factors highlight the social benefits of smoking the Narghile and the general increase in trendiness of the experience.
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Called "mad genius" and "rebel chef," Luna has been a controversial ground-breaker on the Atlanta restaurant scene since the early 1990s, often critical of local trendiness and faddish tastes.Atlanta Magazine, 1/7/10 He introduced European, Mediterranean, and South American cuisine through his restaurants Luna Si, Eclipse di Luna and Loca Luna, and was widely known as a "bad boy" who ruled his dining room impetuously, sometimes staging impromptu striptease dances to amuse and shock patrons.Creative Loafing Atlanta, 5/8/02 He advocates small businesses run by mixed-income, multi-national owners as the way to rejuvenate the historic downtown area. "We're still segregated," he says.
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Public relations, advertising, and marketing professionals have embraced Internet memes as a form of viral marketing and guerrilla marketing to create marketing "buzz" for their product or service. The practice of using memes to market products or services is known as memetic marketing. Internet memes are seen as cost- effective, and because they are a (sometimes self-conscious) fad, they are therefore used as a way to create an image of awareness or trendiness. To this end, businesses have taken to attempting two methods of using memes to increase publicity and sales of their company; either creating a meme or attempting to adapt or perpetuate an existing one.
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Ross delivers just what he promised." Craig Jenkins of Pitchfork said, "Mastermind finds Ross at a Truman Show moment: his character's reached the logical end of its universe. Going forward, he can either break out or keep up a jig he knows that we know is way past expired." Kevin Ritchie of Now said, "A tighter track list homing in on its sombre (and stoner) moods would've been bolder, but to his credit Ross avoids commercial trendiness in favour of more personal – if familiar – forays into Philly soul, funk, 90s hip-hop and South Beach glam (courtesy of producer Scott Storch on the stellar Supreme).
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"Now it seemed to me that in science ... even more than in the arts the great bulk of people ... were chasing a meal-ticket or social status rather than quenching any passionate search for knowledge. ... Within the rigours of their own disciplines, trendiness, deference to authority, purblind commitment to pet theories, however discredited, wilfulness, jealousy and One-up-manship were more noticeable than outsiders imagine. Outside their professional competence, they showed no greater resistance than non-scientists to mythology, ancient or modern ... and no less tendency to 'irrationalism' in everyday life. Even when their professional researches were models of objectivity and humility, these did not necessarily spill over into their private lives and influence their moral judgements".
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The lives of the Joneses and Iqbals intertwine with that of the white, middle-class Chalfens, a Jewish-Catholic family of Oxbridge-educated intellectuals who typify a distinctive strain of North London liberal trendiness. The father, Marcus Chalfen, is a university lecturer and geneticist working on a controversial 'FutureMouse' project in which he introduces chemical carcinogens into the body of a mouse and is thus able to observe the progression of a tumour in living tissue. By re-engineering the actual genome and watching cancers progress at pre-determined times, Marcus believes he is eliminating the random. The mother, Joyce Chalfen, is a horticulturist and part-time housewife with an often entirely misguided desire to mother and 'heal' Millat as if he were one of her plants.
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Rotten Tomatoes reported as of July 2020 that 75% of 52 surveyed critics gave the film a positive review, with an average rating of 6.36/10. The site's consensus reads: "Molly Ringwald gives an outstanding performance in this sweet, intelligent teen comedy that takes an ancient premise and injects it with insight and wit." Roger Ebert gave the film three stars out of four, criticizing the "old, old, old" plot but praising the performances of Molly Ringwald and Annie Potts, and calling it "a heartwarming and mostly truthful movie, with some nice touches of humor." Janet Maslin of The New York Times wrote, "Fortunately, the actors are mostly likable, and the story is told gently enough to downplay both its trendiness and its conventionality."Maslin, Janet (February 28, 1986).
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Between this recording and second album Back from Samoa, the band released a four-song EP as "The Queer Pills", allegedly using the pseudonym for the EP to get airtime on Bingenheimer's KROQ radio program. Their 14-song, 17-minute hardcore album Back from Samoa, released in 1982, featured lyrics with such themes as the trendiness of poking your eyes out ("Lights Out"), anthropomorphizing Adolf Hitler's penis ("They Saved Hitler's Cock"), and dissing your father ("My Old Man's A Fatso"), sung over hyper-distorted guitars and early LA/OC hardcore drum beats. In the mid-1980s, the Angry Samoans added guitarist Steve Drojensky, and returned to their roots in mid-1960s American garage rock (they had long cited bands such as The Velvet Underground, the 13th Floor Elevators and Shadows of Knight as among their musical influences). The next two releases recorded during 1986–87, the Yesterday Started Tomorrow EP and STP Not LSD, were largely in this neo-1960s garage/psych style.
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