They need to appeal to new and different audiences — younger audiences, audiences of more diverse backgrounds, audiences who might not have imagined setting foot in a museum.
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All different audiences, very different audiences, have had the same reaction.
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Is reaching new audiences, or younger audiences, a factor for you?
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Examples of audiences: Audiences matter because their behaviors and needs differ wildly.
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It's a show that celebrates the intelligence of audiences, that challenges audiences.
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HA: Is this series targeted to Western audiences, Arab audiences or both?
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Younger audiences responded better to first-person perspectives (POV) than older audiences did.
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That's what audiences have loved, and that's what will keep audiences coming back.
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That's because unlike film and TV audiences, gaming audiences are not passive spectators.
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I'm not surprised that many audiences, even liberal audiences, were really excited by this.
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Perhaps that franchise structure is why audiences gravitate toward the MCU, especially younger audiences.
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Audiences teach you a lot, and the toughest audiences arguably teach you the most.
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The data also shows that ESPN out-of-home audiences are more diverse, with a 6% higher reach into female audiences and a 5% higher reach into millennial audiences.
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I am listed on 18,631 audiences from 3,944 advertisers, according to Twitter's new "tailored audiences" section.
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Sparrow said she noticed a difference between the responses of UK audiences and audiences from America.
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He loves audiences, audiences love him, and his readings attract hundreds and even thousands of people.
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So I come from what I call under-served audiences, like urban audiences and African American and brown, these kind of mixed-culture audiences are often overlooked and completely under-served.
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I needed help from reviewers and audiences outside of Norway to bring it back to Norwegian audiences.
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We get fantastic feedback on that when we share it with all audiences, but especially black audiences.
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It also may lay the groundwork for additional changes as Mexican audiences, like audiences everywhere, are fragmenting.
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Broadway audiences have to accept watching humans in costumes; cinematic audiences demand (or are given) technological apparitions.
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Audiences are watching the Olympics in new ways, and the old ways of measuring audiences haven't caught up.
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Generally those audiences are hybridized, but gaming is certainly an area where there's a plethora of male audiences.
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Because I do see you can create bigger businesses with smaller audiences if you can target those audiences.
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It's not even the audiences, or at least not American audiences, for whom Netflix's decision has virtually no effect.
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Time's Jeffrey Kluger congratulated modern audiences for seeing through The Civil War's "subtle whitewashing" the way 1990s audiences hadn't.
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When it comes to appealing to younger audiences (also known as digital audiences), even growth-starved Twitter beats them.
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Established names with established audiences—preferably older audiences, who spend money on things like books—have become increasingly valuable.
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One dipped in buzzwords that appeal to "greater audiences" (white audiences) with instructions about black pain, love, and frustration.
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What this means is that talk radio hosts are now gravitating toward their audiences rather than audiences gravitating to hosts.
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Sports with more multicultural audiences, like basketball and soccer, have had better luck retaining younger audiences, except for the NCAA.
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Audiences didn't know what to expect with Peele's directorial debut Get Out blew away audiences and critics alike in 2017.
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Advertisers aiming for big audiences tended to choose Facebook, while those looking for younger audiences have the option of Snapchat.
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"The more emotionally charged audiences they have, versus general audiences, the more attractive they are," Blum at OC&C said.
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Project Lacta included multiple components, some involving domestic audiences within the Russian Federation, and others targeting foreign audiences in multiple countries.
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The long path of industrialization and commodification that pulled musicians from participatory culture and away from audiences brought those audiences together.
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"Instead, they ask a lot of their audiences." television At only 22 years old, Jharrel Jerome has awed critics and audiences.
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Wit PR does publicity aimed at "thoughtful, aspirational, spiritual audiences"— audiences that often defy political categorization, some of which undoubtedly lean right.
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The fact that we genuinely do stand for something, and that is obviously increasingly meaningful to millennial audiences, to Gen Z audiences.
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To remove the barriers to entry for new audiences, whether logistical or psychological, some art libraries actively go looking for new audiences.
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"The new audiences, the young audiences that are so valuable to studios and networks, all know someone who's LGBT or Q," he said.
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Musical audiences were much younger than play audiences — the average age at a musical was 39, while at a play it was 51.5.
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Creators with big audiences creating content to respond to other creators with big audiences is a big part of the way YouTube works.
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We try to be mindful of our audiences—as well as audiences that we're not getting and how we can reach other people.
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While nonmainstream views found niche audiences, most of the content that found large audiences was filtered through the methods and means of respectable journalism.
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"Live" video is no longer reserved to TV. In fact, audiences watching live video through mobile now match, if not surpass, audiences watching TV.
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The audiences seemed to get the irony, reacting with a "curious, nervous mood," like the one that "Wives and Lovers" inspires in American audiences.
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For me, I've been very lucky to meet audiences, and through the audiences, that's how you meet whatever your journey's going to [bring] you.
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Gamergate simultaneously masqueraded as legitimate concern about ethics that demanded audiences take it seriously, and as total trolling that demanded audiences dismiss it entirely.
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To publishers, this manifests as surprisingly large audiences; to members of those audiences, this means constant nudges from Facebook — push alerts, little red numbers.
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"Japanese audiences, unlike American audiences, don't understand Motoko to be a Japanese character, just because she speaks Japanese and has a Japanese name," writes Yoshida.
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White audiences adored him, and black audiences were fascinated by his subtle and unexpected self-awareness and political commentary that only they could truly appreciate.
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But for brands that sell very distinct products to niche audiences — like custom sneakers, for example — digital ad-targeting is necessary to reach specific audiences.
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It doesn't mean casting new faces in old, well-trodden roles with guaranteed built-in audiences because you're not sure audiences will turn up otherwise.
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Chinese audiences simply don't have the same connection to Star Wars as US audiences — the original films simply weren't available in the '70s and '80s.
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Smaller audiences tend to be more engaged audiences, and a lifestyle feels more real and accessible when the people promoting it are both of those things.
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He quickly became a star, charming audiences with his mobile eyebrows, his giggles, his trademark undulating stomach-muscle routine (a traditional asana adapted for TV audiences).
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"I do take advantage of the opportunity to reassure the European audiences, but also the Asian audiences, that global trade cannot be diminished," Mr. Hutchinson said.
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Obviously each one of these shows appeals to larger audiences but they would not success without first nailing the proposition for their first and most important audiences.
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Swain said typical Instamojo sellers look to access audiences outside of people they know, with platforms like YouTube, Facebook, WhatsApp and others commonly used to reach audiences.
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As of 2013, MLB and the NBA had audiences that were about 30 percent female, and the NHL and Major League Soccer's audiences were 32 percent female.
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And sometimes it's simply a matter of audiences and critics disagreeing, but the congruity between critics and audiences at TIFF indicates that something else is at play.
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Two drastically different cuts were screened for test audiences pre-release; then the release version was altered for international audiences in 21982 and for TV in 20073.
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Anderson has helped hundreds of people — famous and not-so-famous — prepare to deliver speeches to live audiences in the thousands and digital audiences in the millions.
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Specifically, he points to studies that have shown that right-leaning audiences are significantly more likely to read and share fake news stories than left-leaning audiences.
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This is significant, because opera audiences tend to be made up of majority-white audiences who may be less aware of the offensive caricatures they're seeing onstage.
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During Monday night's episode, audiences watched as the 12 competing celebrities performed their second dances for audiences and judges Carrie Ann Inaba, Len Goodman and Bruno Tonioli.
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Not only were the various printed materials on display originally printed to be read by mass audiences, the pages are being viewed en masse by today's audiences.
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Speaking to audiences, spontaneous applause (including in the middle of pieces), and on-the-spot improvisation were commonplace, with performers wooing audiences with their technical and interpretational prowess.
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In LinkedIn's case, the company is creating "lookalike audiences" to serve you ads based on your LinkedIn profile and its matched audiences targeting capabilities, the company tells me.
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As the needs of our newsrooms and audiences change, our guidelines will adapt in kind to ensure that Vox Media's work is always deserving of our audiences' trust.
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Where musicologists see mass media as thwarting audiences' capacity for participation, audience researchers have spent decades documenting and analyzing how productive and creative audiences became in their wake.
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He's often been accused (fairly) of caring more about spectacle and bombast than about characters that audiences care about — more interested in impressing audiences than in moving them.
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In "The Devil Finds Work," Baldwin points out that black audiences wanted Poitier's character to abandon his former tormentor, while white audiences thought that his loyalty was laudable.
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And both companies' values lie not only in their ability to maintain relevance to their audiences, but increase those audiences' sizes (see Vice's expansion into TV as an example).
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Created with younger audiences in mind, "She-Ra" is still captivating for adult audiences thanks to the stunning animation, layered writing, and themes people of all ages can appreciate.
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And in a nod to the desires of modern audiences, cup holders allow concertgoers to bring drinks into the auditorium with them, as Broadway audiences often do these days.
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And I hope over the course of this campaign, you will see how I speak about these issues -- not only with mostly black audiences, but with mostly white audiences.
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And it's also, I mean, it's a way that I think that show was so brilliant speaking to both black audiences and white audiences in a double coded language.
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Comscore/Screen Engine's PostTrak survey of audiences resulted in an 81 percent total positive score with a strong 66 percent of audiences saying they would "definitely recommend" the film.
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But these "surprising" upstarts — which are really just the continuation of "surprising" films that challenge conventional Hollywood wisdom about audiences and filmmakers — are hits with both critics and audiences.
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These fourth-wall-blurring productions — large or small, loosely organized or tightly choreographed, presented for audiences of hundreds or audiences of one — suggest that this could one day be true.
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"This will deepen the engagement beyond the traditional linear experience and bring larger audiences to these sports, ultimately, audiences who are already choosing not to watch traditional TV," Porter added.
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But in present-day journalism, news outlets are defined less by getting stories of interest to mass audiences than by their success in tailoring news for conservative or liberal audiences.
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And in the most extreme cases, advertisements for supermarket clerks were shown to audiences that were 85 percent women and taxi driving opportunities to audiences that were 75 percent black.
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For me that is cross-border... If you look at the TV audiences at the moment in the markets where teams are out, the Champions League audiences are in decline.
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"It has certainly encouraged us to take more risks and to … push into making sure that we're programming for underrepresented audiences and really try to serve all audiences," Holland said.
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By bringing them to digital audiences, Playdek and GMT could actually start changing what digital wargaming means… and perhaps help great games find far larger audiences than they otherwise would.
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Younger audiences were more likely to pay for privates, while older audiences were more likely to tip — and those over 65 often tipped more than those ages 35 to 64.
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" He added that he learned "to walk a tightrope" between introducing new audiences to these pieces "and creating something fresh for audiences for whom these pieces are much-loved classics.
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"I invite you to watch me talk about systemic racism not only when I'm talking to mostly black audiences, but when I'm talking to mostly white audiences," Mr. Buttigieg said.
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"I invite you to watch me talk about systemic racism not only when I'm talking to mostly black audiences, but when I'm talking to mostly white audiences," Mr. Buttigieg said.
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Its creators hope that beyond the fresh experience it provides, it will also serve as a tool to bring great theater to wider audiences — and bring bigger audiences to theater.
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"We've seen how immersive technologies can reach new audiences and engage existing audiences in new ways," said Chris Barr, director for arts and technology innovation at Knight Foundation, in a statement.
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Original content production means Netflix can address niche audiences as well as mainstream with targeted project production, which helps add more potential subscribers once the more mainstream audiences are all onboard.
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And so I think there is a fear that opening the conversation about custom audiences and lookalike audiences, which is the other thing that I think should be limited — is existential.
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"; "Why did audiences forget Better Call Saul so quickly?
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Yet audiences — and Ms. Clinkenbeard — never tire of him.
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Facebook ads for market research Facebook ads offer some very powerful targeting options, like workplace targeting, custom audiences from email lists, phone number lists, app IDs and website visitors and lookalike audiences.
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"Despite cases where we had audiences of over 200 people for some of the G-rated movies, the pollutants were much larger for R-rated films, even with smaller audiences," Gentner said.
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Specifically, the company said that the email and phone numbers uploaded by some Twitter users for two-factor authentication had somehow ended up in its Tailored Audiences and Partner Audiences advertising systems.
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She spent the better part of two decades playing the types of black characters that white audiences find endearing and reminiscent of "better" times and that tend to make black audiences squirm.
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Millennials are dominating the conversation, while white audiences drummed up 46 percent of the chatter, followed by black audiences at 34 percent, Hispanics at 12 percent and East Asians at 6 percent.
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The same goes for Murder Mystery, an Adam Sandler movie that no one talks about on (my version) of Twitter but Netflix audiences apparently love, because Netflix audiences apparently love Adam Sandler.
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"[It's] an incredible opportunity for our creators that we weren't able to provide on our own, because we weren't able to identify those audiences and we didn't have the audiences," Mohit said.
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They were proud African Americans who continued to speak to Black audiences, but they couldn't help but bleed over to other audiences because there was some- thing so pure and special about them.
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VICE: Because World has certainly been the most popular entry among Western audiences, is there anything you've noticed about the way Western audiences play the game differently, or what they're interested in differently?
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Fantastic Beasts might have brought audiences back to a world of magic and whimsical creatures, but no spell can lead audiences to turn a blind eye to Rowling's poorly written characters of color.
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"My intention is to champion this family and to inspire audiences night after night with a thrilling programme of musical diversity, attracting audiences from opera to operetta through to popular music," he said.
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For younger audiences, WHAT HAPPENED ON SEPTEMBER 11, a documentary meant to introduce the events to audiences who hadn't yet been born when they occurred, is airing on HBO Family at 6 p.m.
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Movies can't — or at least typically don't — convey the unmediated, vivid wretchedness of life, and stage actors and theater audiences have a different pact than screen actors and at-home or cinema audiences.
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Why do we endlessly replicate mature patterns for young audiences?
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A: "Raman Raghav" was not a film for Indian audiences.
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These matters aren't just for scholars; they directly affect audiences.
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Urban audiences have pilloried owners accused of abusing the creatures.
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This is how public channels with big audiences should operate.
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Maybe that'll translate into something more meaningful for their audiences.
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DuVernay says it's about much more than just entertaining audiences.
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For general audiences, Thanos came across as, at first, laughable.
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Shows featuring LGBTQ characters performed well critically and with audiences.
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This is why Netflix can captivate audiences for so long!
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The resulting AI system was then tested on other audiences.
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Audiences will also be entertained with a performance by CAM.
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What does this ancient creature have to offer contemporary audiences?
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Complicated feelings are on display among his audiences, Adonis said.
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Can audiences expect the same or different Lee and Carter?
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This left audiences wondering: Will these women ever get together?
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"Musicals are a hard sell for today's audiences," he admitted.
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I'm glad audiences enjoyed it as much as we did.
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So what are you expecting audiences to come away with?
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Portman's accent in the film took many audiences by surprise.
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Domestic audiences in Russia are getting a different message, however.
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Audiences can also follow what's happening on Twitter under #BETAWARDS.
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"There were two big audiences for subtitled films," she said.
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She became known to international audiences only in her 80s.
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The 1970s genre of blaxploitation was polarizing for black audiences.
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Now, it's finally getting made — but for mobile-first audiences.
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Sheridan says that he doesn't want to "preach" to audiences.
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Perez frequently brings up Hamer when talking to black audiences.
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My hope for you is that you have beautiful audiences.
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H: I think not subtitling for U.S. audiences is important.
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"I really made [Get Out] for black audiences," Peele says.
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So instead, audiences will unconsciously alter their opinions of Affleck.
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Audiences are already invested in Will, Mike, Dustin, and Lucas.
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As a result, they were extremely popular among Black audiences.
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These two visions aren't hypothetical roadmaps meant for scientific audiences.
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"It's not because we choose the audiences," Mr. Earnest said.
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That's a lot of change for audiences to take in.
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Luckily, audiences have made clear that they're ready and willing.
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"Nobody ever knows that they're being added to advertising audiences."
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Do you think audiences are ready to ask those questions?
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In previous performances, mentioning his own suicide attempt rattled audiences.
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We don't have bad films in China, just bad audiences!
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Most of these movies will be limited to indie audiences.
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I don't know how much of it audiences are processing.
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Show me the young artists that don't want bigger audiences.
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Audiences learned that the Governor, for example, had a daughter.
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While in the confession cam, DelVecchio defends himself to audiences.
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It's not like audiences are strangers to these supernatural monsters.
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But audiences weren't the only ones surprised by the moment.
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Or rather, what matters is that audiences buy the why.
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The performances were intended to be funny to white audiences.
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It has distribution and content providers want access to audiences.
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Hadwin has been consistently wowing AGT audiences with her performances.
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Why does the act of screaming fascinate viewers and audiences?
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Audiences love a villain -- especially in their reality TV shows.
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Reviewers and audiences called her a poser and a tween.
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What's left to discover is just how audiences will respond.
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Balvin reaches audiences that brands are vying to engage with.
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The main Avengers series has always performed well with audiences.
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Our screenings sold out; our audiences gave us standing ovations.
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Audiences gasped, and the censors cut away, but who cared?
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The line always draws a laugh from film festival audiences.
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And for American audiences, the wait is painfully even longer.
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These days, Bob's touring audiences consist largely of preteen girls.
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What do you hope that audiences take away from Chernobyl?
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And that literally is because of the audiences demanding it.
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But I've found audiences are warming up to Facebook Stories.
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Chinese audiences turned out in droves to watch him fight.
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What do you hope today's audiences glean from the film?
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That means these sites could reach more global audiences faster.
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AK: Yes, I think painting has about five different audiences.
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They're big, they've got cash and they need digital audiences.
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"I wish I could rewind the time," Teresa told audiences.
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Instead, the works received their greatest audiences possibly to date.
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Per Wilson, that's because test audiences weren't having anything less.
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This song was reportedly cut because it offended test audiences.
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Transgender stories used to entertain only trans and queer audiences.
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The ending went over well with both audiences and critics.
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"LGBTQ audiences are central to the youthful audience," says Witeck.
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At the St. James's that night were two different audiences.
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It's similar to how I think about working with audiences.
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Audiences, like critics, are people, and they have different opinions.
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Others also continue to try and attract their niche audiences.
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Thanks Channel 10 for screwing Australian X Files audiences over.
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Creators and audiences remain agnostic as to platform and application.
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Contemporary audiences won't be dictated to by faceless institutions anymore.
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What do you hope audiences take away from the film?
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Like traditional Formula One racing, Roborace is serving two audiences.
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And studios, audiences and shareholders will be happier for it.
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Apparently, audiences all over the world felt the same way.
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Guerrasio: Did you test this movie with audiences a lot?
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Few opening sequences captivate audiences quite like "Circle of Life."
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Lynette says her audiences quickly forget they're not actually there.
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There's a power in forcing audiences to interpret something shocking.
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NBC looked to BBC's The Office to woo American audiences.
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It's further proof that audiences love the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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"How It Ends" similarly disappointed both critics and audiences alike.
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"Chambers" failed to impress critics even though audiences enjoyed it.
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"Triple Frontier" wowed critics quite a bit more than audiences.
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"Slasher" also scored more highly with critics than with audiences.
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Many obscure channels with small audiences, meanwhile, would perish suddenly.
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" Shaw explained that "network rights are monetized by aggregating audiences.
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Roberts tells audiences that the court is above such politics.
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"My candidate lost," he tells audiences, referring to his brother.
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As indifferent, perhaps, as audiences will be to Reese's fate.
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Some citations are more familiar to conservative audiences than others.
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The Healing Arts Initiative, previously known as Hospital Audiences Inc.
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Does watching this patterned behavior inure audiences to power imbalances?
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She's used to making audiences laugh in her TV comedy.
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Clearly the two sides of Trump reach very different audiences.
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For Soviet audiences, imbibing Western culture, and in fact, misinterpreting
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Debate audiences sometimes seemed to lose all inhibitions this year.
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I witnessed that broadcast move Conservative Party audiences to tears.
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They convince audiences that every nonwhite population is a risk.
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Dorsey spoke to three distinct audiences during his media tour.
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Critics and audiences mostly panned "The Angry Birds Movie" (2016).
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You need political incorrectness and controversy to hook the audiences.
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Her 22017 offering NH22 had charmed critics and audiences alike.
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Audiences in excess of five million people [on national TV].
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Audiences sit at small, round cocktail tables with complimentary wine.
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Critics love The CW's "Supergirl" much more than audiences do.
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Netflix's "Iron Fist" was more beloved by audiences than critics.
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" Rose Marie, he said, "always had audiences clamoring for 'more!!
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"That's not to say adult audiences can't enjoy "The Mandalorian.
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Both critics and audiences lauded Pixar's 2017 animated film "Coco."
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Starring Kate Upton and Alexandra Daddario, "The Layover" disappointed audiences.
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While critics generally liked it, audiences mostly revolted, making mother!
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Audiences swooned – and Swayze was propelled onto the A-List.
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Such users build audiences and connections, making social responsibility aspirational.
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Will Lifetime's upcoming series strike the same chord with audiences?
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But this zoom was not meant for live TV audiences.
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Over the years, early music audiences learned what to expect.
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Online discussions comprised of three different audiences, according to Bay.
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I wanted to make movies for bigger and bigger audiences.
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Tucker doesn't turn opponents into ash or make audiences delirious.
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But are audiences actually okay with being constantly sold to?
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It's got to be a majority of both our audiences.
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She regales her audiences with stories about her bowel movements.
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They were never designed to be stories audiences absorb passively.
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Then the movie came out, and audiences mostly avoided it.
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What will audiences support when it comes to indigenous cinema?
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Audiences were watching a once pleasant cadet go completely mad.
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Audiences have picked up on Shannon's singular charm as well.
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How do you make sure British audiences can still relate?
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Audiences concur: they've flocked to the show in their droves.
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Marilyn was known for attracting large audiences to her movies.
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He discusses why he challenges audiences to rethink historic connections.
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BAYREUTH, Germany — The Bayreuth Festival Theater famously leaves audiences sweltering.
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So we have specific audiences that we want to reach.
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" They told their audiences, "Don't believe a word of it.
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"Hamlet" has captured the imaginations of audiences for four centuries.
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Facebook offers advertisers precisely targeted audiences based on user profiles.
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Not that audiences are likely to forget what they've seen.
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Audiences can be forgiving when the dancing is this fun.
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We carry more than 100 networks geared toward diverse audiences.
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But I don't think that's what audiences pay to see.
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The way audiences consume soccer — and everything else — is changing.
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And most filmmakers realized that reaching larger audiences wasn't possible.
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"Audiences have really demanded inclusivity in their storytelling," she said.
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Audiences at Nitehawk Cinema in Brooklyn will get much more.
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Modern audiences are now hypersensitive to images of animal harm.
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The suite's evocation of black American musical idioms delighted audiences.
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One problem is that audiences are not clamoring for interactivity.
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But white audiences are pushed into an uncomfortable new experience.
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He wants to connect with people, bridge to broader audiences.
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CNBC, CNN, and Fox Business have audiences in their 60s.
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What Asian writers would you most recommend to Western audiences?
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LOS ANGELES — Audiences have splintered into a million personalized subsets.
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These two comedians have made audiences laugh since the 1980s.
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The brothers' audiences are largely made up of younger people.
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That one was a hit with both critics and audiences.
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Other programs shot before live audiences will not be affected.
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Audiences responded, especially after the team began doing topical jokes.
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It remains to be seen if their audiences will listen.
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Audiences typically swallow the lie and applaud her sage retreat.
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Why do audiences accept the inevitability of the Marschallin's resignation?
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Jack's adventure may not be immediately accessible to all audiences.
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As long as our focus is on Trump, audiences follow.
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"You have to think about two audiences," Mr. Gingrich said.
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Different tools and audiences beg for different types of videos.
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The performances were intended to be funny for white audiences.
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The performances were intended to be funny for white audiences.
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Enter "Porgy," which audiences can't seem to get enough of.
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Which is no small risk where superhero audiences are concerned.
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GOLDWYN Audiences don't need likable characters, they need compelling characters.
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But the question remains whether audiences will be on board.
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New York audiences were warned about what they would see.
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Hopefully they [Saudi audiences] will see women can kick ass.
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Audiences were initially startled by his high, almost falsetto voice.
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His famously exhaustive performances can leave audiences enraptured -- and drained.
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Biden talks all day to audiences both small and large.
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"Audiences want to be excited a little bit," he said.
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Reality shows can be very popular and draw large audiences.
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Audiences are invited to witness the artists' quest for knowledge.
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It's the idea that, 'Well, it's what our audiences want.
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As tensions increase, artists actualize these confrontations for audiences worldwide.
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Mr. Hayes is gambling that audiences will reward such prudence.
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And then the audiences in New York City embraced it.
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"Are You There, Chelsea?" didn't win over critics or audiences.
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TV courted upscale audiences by showing them versions of themselves.
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By 2019, podcasts and streaming won audiences over across genres.
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So now, audiences are coming to theatres for a story.
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It was one of the smallest Oscar audiences on record.
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Still, the audiences for the three news networks skew older.
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It also lets them try to speak to new audiences.
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Streaming services still aren't big enough to attract mass audiences.
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But it's unlikely audiences would go back toward traditional bundles.
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There's no doubt foreign audiences are interested in the process.
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Notably, the bulk of that success comes from foreign audiences.
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Do you think different things scare black and white audiences?
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The audiences are made up almost entirely of fellow comedians.
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Audiences were more favorable giving the film a B+ CinemaScore.
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It's clear that they cater to very different target audiences.
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HBO, Netflix and Amazon thrive when they please their audiences.
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Unlike cable, audiences can't just click to a different station.
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"Midsommar" received mostly positive reviews, though audiences seemed more divided.
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Does that make him harder for audiences to identify with?
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But that makes it difficult for audiences to understand them.
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But that makes it difficult for audiences to understand them.
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We monetize people's data ourselves and offer audiences to advertisers.
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Audiences were equally unenthusiastic, giving "MIB: International" a B CinemaScore.
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But audiences have a way of making decisions for themselves.
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As audiences are dwindling, there are more performances than ever.
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Black audiences, starved for entertainment, listened as well as whites.
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Modern audiences should get the chance to decide for themselves.
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I think audiences are still very uncomfortable with those stories.
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Good way to lose both audiences," and, "Women ruin everything.
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Do you think using clichés works to draw in audiences?
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Because ... We have to have new ways of getting audiences.
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If they don't reach big audiences, they lose their value.
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Why would you want to deprive American audiences of this?
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They either capture the TV audiences onto their own platforms.
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The audiences ... I'll just give you a sense of it.
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So you are starting to reach those ... the younger audiences.
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The gospel and the blues were sold to black audiences.
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Even though audiences are smaller than four years ago, the Olympics still draws one of the largest TV audiences that advertisers can find, said Barry Lowenthal, president of media buying firm The Media Kitchen.
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The MCU asks audiences to suspend their disbelief about super powers, armored flying nano-suits, and magic gems that can unmake reality, but audiences can only accept so much fantasy before they tune out.
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The result is a film which, through its politics of representation, does a lot to make black audiences happy—but which through its portrayal of history does very little to make white audiences uncomfortable.
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For some audiences, Michael Myers as a character may simply be antiquated, particularly with a newer crop of high-minded horror films like Hereditary, The Witch, and The Babadook terrifying audiences in recent years.
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I focus on fans, especially fans who are active and vocal online, because they are the most visible and influential of audiences, but they are by no means the only audiences musicians encounter online.
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As with all ad-dependent content, the losers right now are those with passionate niche audiences and those producing big-budget shows that advertisers treat the same even if audiences find much deeper value.
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"I invite you to watch me talk about systemic racism not only when I'm talking to mostly black audiences, but when I'm talking to mostly white audiences," Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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The company said in a statement that it accidentally ingested phone numbers and email addresses collected for security measures like two-factor into two of its advertising systems, called Tailored Audiences and Partner Audiences.
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While it is unlikely that opera audiences will change their practices any time soon, it would be nice to see a little more open-mindedness from the old guard, lest newer audiences be put off.
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Martinez also explained how Facebook's Custom Audiences and Lookalike Audiences tools were likely very helpful in the Trump campaign's efforts to suppress the voter turnout for groups that would likely support Clinton, like African-Americans.
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Next Generation is probably the Degrassi series that's best known to American audiences (and one of the few Canadian shows US audiences are at all familiar with), as it aired in the US on TeenNick.
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And if we're not reflecting the audiences that are out there in our casts and in our writer's room, and we're not telling the right stories then we're not going to attract the right audiences.
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While The Grudge ultimately connected with American audiences, the themes of domestic abuse and sorrow were general enough to have roots in both cultures but didn't resonate with North American audiences in an iconic way.
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Either for "the purpose of advertising to those individuals (via 'custom audiences') or for the purpose of analyzing their traits and characteristics in order to locate and target others like them (via 'lookalike audiences')". Oops.
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This includes Custom Audiences built from visitors to websites or apps.
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Fortunately for audiences, streaming platforms make avoiding such duds far easier.
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Audiences will watch tonight and tomorrow's finale burdened by dramatic irony.
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International audiences like movies that are set on a global stage.
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"Aquaman" hits quite a few of these check marks for audiences.
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While Copperfield become the first billionaire magician, Tian's audiences have shrunk.
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It subsequently received mixed reviews and failed to connect with audiences.
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Berry didn't need pyrotechnics to send his audiences into the ozone.
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The Masked Singer is keeping audiences and its celebrity panelists guessing.
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In artist Miyoshi Barosh's case, audiences are compelled to do both.
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He's also won over television audiences with his daily video horoscopes.
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Not even Jennifer Lawrence could win over CinemaScore audiences with mother!
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Those things may work to a limited degree with conservative audiences.
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But one refrain was consistent across audiences: God, that was bleak.
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Television viewership has been declining as audiences migrate to streaming options.
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The report also predicted audiences under 25 are using Facebook less.
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Wonder Woman, Wonder Woman, all the audiences are waiting for you.
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To all my fans & audiences, I hope you enjoy the show!
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What's more, these audiences are limited almost entirely to North America.
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Audiences cheered as the last ball was smacked over the boundary.
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For many subtitled films, audiences had to go to special cinemas.
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Now, audiences are more attracted to a franchise than a star.
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He was eager to give audiences what they want, and succeeded.
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Occasionally, Vox Media will conduct contests and giveaways for our audiences.
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That slow trickle of disappearing audiences became a torrent in 23.
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If not how do you react to audiences reading into that?
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The plan is to continue building products for audiences, he added.
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As a result, YouTube tabloids have diversified to serve distinct audiences.
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He's also figured out how to build audiences fast on Snapchat.
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Despite her high-profile hiring, Kelly has failed to boost audiences.
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Once considered pure spectacle, 3D has lost its luster with audiences.
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Cardi's "regular Jane" moments are part of why audiences love her.
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What have been the most intriguing responses you've heard from audiences?
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Real audiences are about to see it for the 1st time!
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But almost none of them have managed to resonate with audiences.
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Audiences online, though, haven't been quite so enamored of the movie.
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I know there are a lot of different kinds of audiences.
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I don't think it's been good for audiences' trust in us.
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I've talked to all-white audiences eager to ask me questions.
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The report also says audiences under 25 are using Facebook less.
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As an added bonus, these existing worlds come with existing audiences.
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Television audiences were treated to circular logic from the campaigns' surrogates.
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This goes double for media companies looking to connect with audiences.
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Why do you think audiences respond so well to the 1980s?
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One: Audiences have to have an emotional attachment to the characters.
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Wright's done classic misdirection by generating different scams for different audiences.
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Some vloggers have audiences that dwarf those of the nightly newscasts.
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And it's had that affect on audiences for all these years.
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You've talked about confronting your audiences with their own problematic gazes.
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American audiences had never seen an action star like him before.
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The Internet is able to connect niche artists with niche audiences.
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How do we build a role that can stand different audiences?
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His performances were renowned for bringing out strong emotion in audiences.
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Zuckerberg touted that Facebook's live streams were already amassing huge audiences.
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Other TV shows have played the same magic tricks on audiences.
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Will fans and audiences watch Kevin confess his secret to Zoe?
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Fans of Spielbergian 1980s kids' movies, and audiences who admire monsters.
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In retrospect it makes sense: TV was where the audiences flocked.
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The grand piano played to larger audiences than could earlier instruments.
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"Rinna now wants me as her dance partner?" she asked audiences.
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Is this penance for encouraging audiences to sit through After Earth?
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Wonder Woman has captured the hearts of audiences of all ages.
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Those are the kinds of audiences I like to talk to.
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The audiences at Chelsea Clinton's events reflected this changed target demographic.
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My reaction was not atypical of audiences at mime shows today.
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What was important for you to show audiences this time around?
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This Is Us audiences, your week-long wait is nearly over.
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But not all of those audiences are on the same page.
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And the audiences might almost be able to pronounce my name.
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"The constitution protects personal liberty from disapproving audiences," the judgment declared.
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He doesn't find many sympathetic audiences for that message these days.
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It can help customers figure out exactly how online audiences behave.
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That could attract more audiences as well as more ad revenue.
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And in these days, that means reaching audiences on social media.
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And audiences may not have to wait too long for answers.
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This also requires a sustainable and repeatable model for building audiences.
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Audiences seemed to be drawn to his conspicuously cocksure authoritarian persona.
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Wikstrom found the contrast in reactions from the two audiences telling.
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Trump's participation in the debates has helped networks draw record audiences.
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What do you want audiences to get from your live sets?
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But audiences relate to the guilt Comis feels about his pigs.
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Kaidine: It'll definitely help our exposure to American and Canadian audiences.
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What do you want audiences to take away from the narrative?
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What exactly do you want the collection to say to audiences?
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No word yet on whether Western audiences can expect a release.
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Audiences seem to celebrate any hint that their heroes are human.
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Audiences awarded the film an "A" grade in polling by CinemaScore.
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RC: What do you hope audiences are taking from this exhibition?
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His stylized Cold War ultraviolent tale starring Charlize Theron wowed audiences.
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It also means added complexity, nuanced best practices, and diversified audiences.
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Are there are certain audiences that its stories are directed at?
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Trump is a salesman who tailors his pitch to different audiences.
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Guiding audiences to a book is the key to successful bookselling.
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What do you want audiences to take away from this film?
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"Spider-Man: Far From Home" received an A Cinemascore from audiences.
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Audiences and critics at this year's Cannes Film Festival were outraged.
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The internet loves Quinta Brunson, and soon, television audiences will too.
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To audiences across Europe, it might seem as though Wales vs.
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Audiences associate the word "horror" with scary movies or terrifying novels.
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Mr. Bradshaw, a charismatic, theatrical speaker, held his audiences in thrall.
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The company creates immersive, multimedia experiences for audiences of all ages.
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Develops programs to communicate the benefits of propane to external audiences.
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SOLOSKI That the show is popular with female audiences mystifies me.
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Think about cinematic images, and how audiences consume with our gaze.
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Our job is to share with our audiences what we know.
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Mr. Dylan rarely gives interviews or interacts with audiences at concerts.
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Even worse, it was widely panned by both critics and audiences.
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Mr. Hanson had more luck with the critics than with audiences.
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What do you want audiences to get out of them now?
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It's Netflix's worst-reviewed series by critics, but audiences love it.
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He also wants to reach out to new, more varied audiences.
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What does Disney want audiences to take away from these remakes?
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"Spider-Man 3" (2007) disappointed audiences more than it did critics.
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Some military bands travel to music competitions far from relevant audiences.
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" "Several of the services are setting out to target specific audiences.
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Audiences liked season one of "Black Monday," but most critics didn't.
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And these audiences tend to be a bit younger than broadcast.
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More will follow, as electronic journalism rushes to find new audiences.
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Good creators know what will capture their audiences' attention, Borthwick said.
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The total audience consists of sub-audiences with conflicting value systems.
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Mr. Jones is better known to downtown audiences as Ms. Jones.
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Audiences at home were quick to celebrate the team of women.
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But largely because his storyline continues to captivate audiences and evolve.
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The new lineup hopes to attract audiences and advertisers at scale.
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I have to think about what's going to hit audiences immediately.
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Playstation network's "Powers" was a hit with audiences, but not critics.
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"Abominable" is sweet, magical, and enjoyable for audiences of all ages.
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Carlo, in particular, toured across North America, bringing ballet to audiences
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Definitely, in terms of confounding audiences, he's real good at that.
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Merkel had a few audiences during her groundbreaking remarks on Sunday.
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ESPN says will count linear and streaming audiences as the same.
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Even now, he only does it in front of black audiences.
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Imagine what Terminator 2 would do to audiences in the 1890s.
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The film has been shown to a lot of diverse audiences.
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That's actually been really gratifying, to see audiences reacting that way.
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It's also disappointing considering women comprise a whopping 51% of audiences.
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But they have small, dedicated audiences relative to the whole market.
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They dealt cards in parlors, they tricked audiences, and they entertained.
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Here's a peek into what they think those audiences might like.
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What's it been like watching cinema audiences react to the film?
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It's the nature of the work required to keep audiences interested.
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Were torture porn films popular because audiences had become more sadistic?
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The new Instagram tools will benefit influencers and their audiences alike.
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It was unclear if it meant internal Deloitte or government audiences.
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If they're not done cleverly, they can simply turn off audiences.
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"The Haunting of Molly Hartley" (2008) was called "boring" by audiences.
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That said, there are standout moments audiences will appreciate receiving now.
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It commands global television audiences of more than a billion people.
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The aim in 1968 was to inspire revolution in its audiences.
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CARMICHAEL Black audiences kind of have that format a lot, right?
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Will audiences return to movie theaters when and if they reopen?
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They also developed strategies for blending in to partisan American audiences.
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They have their own bosses and they have their own audiences.
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But not all trailers are well-received by audiences at first.
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Right away, audiences connected to the quirky story of mass generosity.
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Before black audiences, she emphasized high rates of black maternal mortality.
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In the first clip, audiences hear a cacophony of chirping birds.
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But it remains to be seen whether audiences will follow suit.
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Her cuddly creations spark a dialogue among audiences with polarizing views.
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I think audiences deserve points of view that aren't so myopic.
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"So audiences can now spot them," he said in an interview.
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" That is what preview audiences are doing at "The Cher Show.
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"Death to Smoochy" was a miss for critics and audiences alike.
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These are pieces that now will be available to broad audiences.
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Movies built around music have also been doing well with audiences.
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I might've just been lucky to have obedient audiences every time.
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BEN BRANTLEY Mr. Castellucci's cryptic shows exalt rather than frustrate audiences.
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But his efforts remained largely unappreciated by English and American audiences.
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Why did the show struggle so much to land with audiences?
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Focusing on the struggle and not necessarily catering to black audiences.
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So audiences can look forward to a new dynamic this season.
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As a result, the internet has dramatically expanded these papers' audiences.
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Audiences, she said, are more interested in hearing gay men's stories.
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But it also gives an extra interpretive layer to audiences. Mother!
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The uptick in spending comes even as TV audiences are shrinking.
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Now, Mr. Spano said, Atlanta audiences want even more new music.
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With his restless mind, Mr. Bassiouni liked to surprise his audiences.
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Are audiences ready to get mad as hell all over again?
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And they consistently bring audiences laughter, tears, and tears of laughter.
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Audiences adore her, but for some reason European productions omit her.
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Why were we doing magazines so specifically aimed at local audiences?
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Companies are expanding services and promotional offerings tied to homebound audiences.
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It is also a way to draw in more diverse audiences.
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RT, the Russian propaganda network aimed at audiences outside of Russia.
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Will the competition for financial support and audiences be zero sum?
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Festival audiences were said to be in tears by the end.
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Audiences are not used to seeing the pianist Daniil Trifonov sweat.
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The goal is to help them better relate to their audiences.
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Even so, "Scotty" could face an uphill climb with general audiences.
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I also think that American audiences will like the kinetic staging.
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Birch-style fake news stories once circulated only among small audiences.
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The network stressed that these are invitations, not warnings, to audiences.
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Their goal was to recreate performances heard by the original audiences.
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Maybe Philharmonic audiences are still finding out about this Finnish conductor.
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I think audiences want it and I'm definitely one of them.
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"That's a win-win for audiences and the studio's bottom line."
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Audiences typically did not pay, and sometimes did not show up.
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His comedy routines have caused audiences to break down in tears.
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The audiences on the whole tour were so encouraging and warm.
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Q: Is there a marked difference between urban and rural audiences?
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This also means they'll shuffle audiences from one program to another.
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These command massive audiences, as the flourishing of commercial radio attests.
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Besides, he said, it might start to get old for audiences.
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Luckily, he was blown up before audiences had to endure more.
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Star athletes deliver the biggest audiences in the world to advertisers.
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We helped bring &aposStar Wars&apos to audiences in surround sound.
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But even digitally conditioned audiences may find the constant crosscuts jarring.
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Neither seemed to be punished by their audiences or their bosses.
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After a few years, Hall noticed that audiences were singing along.
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The company will also continue to allow microtargeting of select audiences.
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The British tabloids command huge national and international audiences, Beckett said.
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One reason is the readership and engagement from audiences have increased.
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And yet he was able to pull both those audiences together.
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The lecture will be webcast live for audiences around the world.
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Movie titles are frequently changed to resonate better with local audiences.
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The initial trailer for Sonic the Hedgehog horrified audiences, like Cats.
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The South Korean film has become beloved by critics and audiences.
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"I think American audiences will particularly enjoy this bit," he said.
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These are false promises, but they play well with some audiences.
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Perhaps audiences clamor for "Aida" because that's all they've been given.
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Large-scale destination festivals are almost always geared toward younger audiences.
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But audiences tend to believe this couldn't happen in real life.
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Audiences are now 21990 percent female, according to the Broadway League.
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His clips documenting official corruption regularly draw audiences in the millions.
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CNN and MSNBC have also seen big increases in daytime audiences.
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This season, Kirk began offering the new colors to wider audiences.
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It wasn't until 1999 that national audiences could tune in online.
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The 2018 version of "Robin Hood" was widely criticized by audiences.
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But when it was screened for test audiences, they hated it.
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Sorkin had set up other audiences for Lewis with financial machers.
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Such concerts, presumably, first carried black spirituals to wider audiences overseas.
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It has become commonplace to present audiences with intentionally challenging characters.
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So what makes these genres so successful with audiences right now?
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"Monsters and Men" provokes audiences to ask similar questions of themselves.
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But he was still to most of our audiences a joke.
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But she makes you appreciate why its first audiences cherished it.
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He mourns his ability to impose his auteurship on massive audiences.
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"I just think it&aposs like two different audiences," he said.
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Audiences are always seeing that but maybe they don't know it.
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It's a narrative that makes audiences feel good about picking Christ.
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Mr. Konders described Chronixx's audiences as less acquainted with reggae history.
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Nothing audiences like better than hating a man who hates dogs.
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Opera audiences are always trapped, in a sense, during a performance.
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The married media duo Jamie and Brian Stelter reach distinct audiences.
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And then the other related question is, can their audiences move?
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In fact, the one thing audiences didn't want was neutral programming.
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Kazuki Takahashi's creation is basically the perfect gateway anime for audiences.
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"That's what I want to have audiences leave with," he said.
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In Sacramento, he addressed rapt audiences of parents at private schools.
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In fact, she wants to reach audiences that include Trump voters.
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But roles were rare, even as audiences rediscovered her early films.
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The project has certainly resonated with audiences at home and abroad.
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Hamilton is attractive on numerous levels — and to different audiences simultaneously.
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The audiences were bigger, but the record sales weren't going up.
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I assume you mean the large companies with the huge audiences.
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Audiences are ready to fall in love at the movies again.
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One difference between Fishman and everyone else trying this: Fishman may have a decent idea of what young audiences like to watch, because Fishman's last company specialized in working with people who appealed to young audiences.
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Update: Democratic spokesperson Luis Miranda followed up on this post with an email: [O]ur 26 Democratic primary debate audiences are larger than the audiences for 21.2 out of 62 primary debates from 2008 and 2012.
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Despite the contempt in his work—or because of it—McDonagh's "bad boy" image still gives audiences a racy thrill, particularly American audiences, who, for the most part, look at the world through a moral lens.
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Actors: Sissy Spacek, Piper Laurie, Amy IrvingDirector: Brian De Palma At the finale of a movie where audiences are sure that a quiet girl with telekinetic powers perished in a tragedy, audiences aren't awaiting a comeback.
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New Line especially liked movies that appealed to specific audiences, whether horror fans or young black audiences (as with the 25 comedy "House Party") or admirers of the offbeat (as with John Waters's "Hairspray" in 1988).
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But this weekend's closings were striking for their last-minute nature — at the Metropolitan Opera, audiences were already in their seats for Puccini's "La Bohème," while on Broadway, actors were backstage and audiences were on their way.
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While audiences may grow and shrink according to game development cycles, school years, and other calendars, the health of a streaming community can be gauged by how much those audiences actually engage — in a pecuniary sense, anyway.
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But since we're talking about The Walking Dead, the show couldn't just let audiences mourn for a character; it had to turn into a tease, with audiences landing somewhere between outrage and weary resignation by the choice.
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But TV audiences are growing (tying domestic fixtures in with English Premier League games, which attract larger audiences, has worked well) and networks see the potential, signing a $90m-a-year deal to 2022 for broadcasting rights.
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Saville said the agency has used Xandr's targeting tools to find hard-to-reach audiences that aren't watching TV. Xandr claims it can find audiences similar to TV viewers on digital, streaming and addressable platforms, for example.
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We're thrilled to be part of the Smart Cities conference and to put public housing topics in front of new audiences, because often I think that the audiences—including conference organizers—have not thought about this before.
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Leicester's TV audiences have soared by over 23% globally this season and because of the excitement inspired by their run to the title, audiences in the UK have grown from 785,000 to over one million per game.
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"They were extraordinarily popular with white audiences, black audiences and everyone else," said Dolores Barclay, an author and adjunct professor at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, who collaborated with Diana Ross on the singer's memoir.
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Labour's leader produced a new business model to cater for underserved audiences.
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The key driver is its "Audiences" data product which is launched in
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Chris Pratt is promising audiences a whole new world — a Jurassic World.
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Sometimes 10-year-olds know what's best – for movie audiences, that is.
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The star ended his monologue with a plea to fans and audiences.
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Johnson recently posted a special "thank you" to Chinese audiences on Instagram.
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Surely it was produced with Sanders's Iowa and New Hampshire audiences in
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"I feel like she's not taking care of herself," Hollman told audiences.
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The grassroots enthusiasm of audiences and critics in Toronto changed their fortunes.
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Disney's remake of The Lion King is a massive hit with audiences.
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Of course, opera houses are no strangers to audiences voicing their disapproval.
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Other right-leaning news outlets have sustained their audiences, despite battling scandals.
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Whatever the content, the safe bet is that audiences have seen stranger.
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NBC's figures show U.S. TV audiences are shrinking while streaming is exploding.
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For one, Bundy represented himself and charmed audiences with media-ready quips.
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Most services collect user information to monetize their audiences, Sell's organization warns.
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Fortunately for us thirsty audiences, this means the games will go on.
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Q: What do you hope audiences will take away from the film?
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Audiences have been taking film color for granted since Dorothy left Kansas.
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EDO's screening division digitizes the questionnaires that test audiences receive after screenings.
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This Is Us audiences, you've been notified to get the tissues ready!
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"Golmaal Returns", "Judwa 2" and "Fukrey Returns" were warmly received by audiences.
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The new mobile version could make AR more popular with mainstream audiences.
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" Along with audiences, Inaba was also blown away by Arlen's performance. "Wow!
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But this year, she's finally getting her shot to wow audiences nationwide.
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As a company, we focus on pop culture and reaching large audiences.
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Eroticized material involving toddlers, much less infants, remains taboo for most audiences.
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Startups have tried for decades to update video dating for modern audiences.
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His creepy, Freudian Alien captivated audiences, and became an instant horror classic.
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Scandinavian series such as "The Killing" and "Borgen" had British audiences hooked.
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Audiences in the United States and Latin America alike lapped it up.
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Both have captured massive, takes-all-kinds audiences at an unmatched scale.
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Moreover, they've found audiences to sell their silver bullets to, en masse.
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Without that, how can [mainstream] audiences come to learn about those issues?
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The majority of my speaking engagements have been to predominantly white audiences.
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Horror for black viewers isn't the same as horror for white audiences.
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These relationships aren't just marketing ploys to double the attractions' potential audiences.
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Is the streaming age, and the splintering of movie audiences, helping you?
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As Mr Fo knew, Utopian dreams go down very well with audiences.
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I wanted audiences to be confronted with a woman fully naked—me!
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We share mutual audiences and vocabulary but ultimately are creating different things.
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When Burnham, and audiences, meet Stamets for first time on the Oct.
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Although testing professionals have smart hypotheses, different audiences respond to different messages.
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Those folks aren't just following the money — they're also following their audiences.
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" She told audiences: "Look, when Robyn has an issue, it's an issue.
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Audiences should and will love Angel, Blanca, Damon, and all the rest.
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But the technology has firmly arrived to teleport audiences into the imagination.
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Audiences plump her up like a sponge, and she badly needs affirmation.
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In the BBC America series Orphan Black, audiences got a little spoiled.
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"I can't tell you how much the audiences love it," she says.
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But… the fact is that Google and Snapchat have very different audiences.
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Luckily (maybe) for audiences, Aladdin's final set piece is the film's best.
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This is a movie that wants to thrill audiences with big swings.
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Those two audiences might not always be the same group of people.
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The critical and commercial success proved that audiences wanted to be challenged.
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Season four premiered in May and was an instant hit with audiences.
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Sessions are bringing home the bacon by luring in these celebrities' audiences.
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It fits comfortably into the way cis audiences see people like me.
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But as a comedian, I'm also attuned to what American audiences enjoy.
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The goal is getting them to share your content with their audiences.
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"Audiences are demanding more than just sitting in a field," Mitchell says.
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Now that the scene is deleted I think audiences will love it.
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And yet still, it took a while for audiences to catch on.
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It's a shame that Bollywood hasn't moved on when audiences clearly have.
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But audiences have also made clear they are great business for Hollywood.
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Nowadays, audiences are less likely to head directly to destination news outlets.
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They also have final say over who gets access to those audiences.
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But, if the films aren't up to par, audiences won't show up.
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In the 1700s, a young Mozart was composing symphonies and dazzling audiences.
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But Mr. Nunn trusts that audiences will experience it as profoundly hopeful.
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Audiences primarily care about shows and convenience, not network or service names.
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It took their audiences a combined 17m days to get through them.
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Night School audiences will get to see so many parts of Teddy.
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Continuing to build new channels should help the company reach new audiences.
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"A large part of ASMR audiences is young people," reads the statement.
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Meanwhile, audiences will be equally demanding with their content and viewing experiences.
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Millennial audiences that use these products — they get super-excited about it.
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Will this scammer with a heart also win audiences and critics favor?
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As a way to draw in new audiences, though, it didn't hurt.
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Reviewers described her as convulsing audiences, administering jolts, chills, even electric shocks.
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The blockbuster audiences can be attributed in part to better-quality play.
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Lear said he hopes that audiences won't watch it on their phones.
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Indian audiences need their staple - they need to see you every day.
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Rather, those interactions are used to titillate audiences and draw in viewers.
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And certainly, "equisapiens" are something neither previously seen nor imagined by audiences.
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After 11 seasons, audiences said goodbye to the Camden family in 2007.
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However, they lack a footprint, and are struggling to grow their audiences.
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ByteDance is making the move to consolidate its audiences on both apps.
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And for audiences in China, just access QQ Music and 2K Online.
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Clearly, news outlets believed their audiences didn't want to extinguish the myths.
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Were you ever worried about how audiences would deal with the silence?
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Like younger audiences, older adults play a very broad range of games.
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Univision, like many other media companies, has been aggressively courting millennial audiences.
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The films have also received high praise from critics and audiences alike.
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She was saying to those audiences what basically she was saying publicly.
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Audiences who followed the originals closely are delighted to have them around.
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We want people with real organic audiences who are doing something cool.
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Fueled by the scandal, the Olympic figure skating competition captivated American audiences.
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Quite a statement on the late-summer moviegoing habits of U.S. audiences.
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With this he could bring audiences in concert halls to their feet.
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When audiences respond to that, it&aposs what cinema is all about.
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You want to audit a company whose audiences is similar to yours.
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Blaker performs for audiences all over the world -- both Jewish, and not.
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But audiences' interest in these films was, ultimately, only a minor flirtation.
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Day's recent entrance at a Brooklyn show, I wondered about audiences perceiving
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Cable companies are consolidating as the industry faces declining revenues and audiences.
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The granny panties of yore had been sleekly reinvented for new audiences.
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"No matter what, I love NeNe," Bailey told audiences on Sunday's episode.
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The critics have weighed in; now it's time for audiences to decide.
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Meanwhile, and later Spotify were attracting audiences to their streaming music platforms.
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Russian media pounced on the story, whipping their audiences into a frenzy.
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Critics and audiences alike compared his lean, laconic presence with Gary Cooper's.
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Audiences know what to expect from love stories and fairy tales alike.
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VICE: So, obviously YouTube is a popular platform, especially for young audiences.
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Some say the movie is kosher for younger audiences; some skew older.
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So the problem, right now at least, is not audiences or money.
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The family-friendly project resonated with audiences, landing a solid A CinemaScore.
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Clearly, there was something that actually resonated with audiences across the country.
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The Grey's Anatomy season 15 finale left audiences asking so many questions.
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Audiences have watched the cast grow up on screen and become megastars.
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"I think there are different ways of reaching different audiences," she said.
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When audiences see movies, they associate characters with the actors inhabiting them.
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With this new edition, audiences will surely begin taking the sport seriously.
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Audiences were charmed, with Look Who's Talking grossing nearly $300 million worldwide.
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This makes must-have content that will attract audiences even more valuable.
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On Sunday evening, audiences watched as the 16th season of the E!
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Using that data, users are sorted into groups, or "audiences," for advertisers.
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The timing seems right for the series to reach American audiences, though.
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As an artist, why are you trying to reach non-art audiences?
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Publishers need a way to monetize content and encourage audiences to visit.
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Hopefully he's kinder to his audiences than the sirens were to theirs.
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The Super Bowl spot could help expand its reach to new audiences.
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In 2015, Mo'Dest shocked audiences by coming out as trans on stage.
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That's what audiences should have walked away from the episode thinking about.
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Seriously, you jaded horror audiences, just look, it seems to be seeing.
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The connection I feel with audiences is thrilling at times for me.
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"Over time, we want to make the stories available to wider audiences."
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BTS haven't had to pander to Western audiences to find success here.
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Her message was clear to both minority audiences: I'm one of you.
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Embedding Brat talent into ads has proven highly compelling to teen audiences.
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In fact, it's one of the worst, according to critics and audiences.
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Marvel's "The Punisher" was more well-loved by audiences than critics overall.
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"Hold The Dark" was much more kindly regarded by critics than audiences.
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"Little Evil" scored highly with critics, but audiences did not like it.
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This sort of tonal mishmash rarely makes for films that audiences embrace.
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But until now, audiences still typically fell into more easily categorizable demographics.
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Audiences grew during the 2014-15 television season but have since slipped.
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By her early teens, she was finding audiences in regional opry houses.
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"Their algorithms pretty much do know what their audiences are," he said.
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So Disney aggressively and repeatedly pitched "The Jungle Book" to male audiences.
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Foreign audiences picked up the slack as domestic attendance sputtered in 2017.
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More common is foreign-language directors remaking their hits for American audiences.
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WESTERN audiences have grown used to the marauding heroes of Arabic folklore.
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"Good enough is enough," she often tells her clients and her audiences.
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Among all audiences, "Sully" received an A grade in CinemaScore exit polls.
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Audiences could have more easily evaluated their abilities alongside only three competitors.
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After that, breaking out was even harder because the audiences were smaller.
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Those things only helped draw interest from audiences, both gay and straight.
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True, both sides have partisan audiences who will applaud a hardline approach.
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Choristers, instrumentalists and audiences alike repeatedly shuttled up and down Lower Broadway.
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Both Vice and Refinery29 are known as progressive outlets with young audiences.
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Other Saudis criticized the way the article was presented to Western audiences.
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For many audiences, especially in the south, these proposals are appealingly simple.
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Meanwhile, the groups saved money by making sure to target different audiences.
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The big audiences should help Harris as much as they hurt Biden.
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And audiences for a movie like Tarantino's aren't a first-weekend crowd.
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In the pre-cable universe, however, network television audiences were often enormous.
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Do you consider fashion and makeup entry points to a wider audiences?
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" And Renée Zellweger is also wowing audiences playing Judy Garland in "Judy.
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Rush Limbaugh, Howard Stern among them—who had distinct audiences and often
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"In no way are audiences tired of franchises in general," she said.
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Dax Shepard's directorial debut "Brother's Justice" was panned by critics and audiences.
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"The Mandalorian" has been a hit with critics as well as audiences.
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Newer games might try to cannibalize existing teams and audiences, we'll see.
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About half of those surveyed thought the behavior of audiences had declined.
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And this feels, to some audiences, like a new form of censorship.
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Are the concerns of Baroque opera too archaic for present-day audiences?
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Mr. Cai chose artists who would resonate with audiences and artists there.
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Over the decades, Mr. Levine has won support and affection from audiences.
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These are audiences that can move Hollywood by voting with their wallet.
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Age and experience resonates way harder with people, even with younger audiences.
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"Godzilla movies are generally pretty sterilized for their youth audiences," Tsutsui said.
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What do you hope audiences in 2017 take away from this film?
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These sales also reflect the taste of regular customers versus expanding audiences.
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"First, we needed to pull together audiences around these passions," McCue said.
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The three of you write about similar themes and share similar audiences.
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At other museums, the uptick in social media audiences is also noteworthy.
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In excerpts from paid speeches to financial institutions and corporate audiences, Mrs.
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They pull audiences into a museum and can provide potent teaching tools.
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Audiences expressed their love for the dog, calling him a good boy.
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Moviegoers over the age of 35 accounted for 333 percent of audiences.
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"I learnt so much wit, really, from the Globe audiences," he said.
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BritePool plans to make money by selling advertisers its aggregate ID audiences.
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That part, audiences and critics will still have to decide for themselves.
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Can the next generation of talent sell concert tickets and woo audiences?
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"Mamma Mia!" and "The Equalizer 2" excelled by courting extremely different audiences.
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Audiences raised on high fidelity and high definition demand more intimate experiences.
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McDonald's, much like Billy Joel, is engineered for mass audiences to enjoy.
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Translating our articles for non-English-speaking audiences is one growth avenue.
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What I do onstage is what the past 300 audiences decided worked.
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I would never say there's any place I don't like these audiences.
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He has addressed audiences in Montreal, Italy and Indonesia in recent months.
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Every performance must be entirely accessible to both hearing and deaf audiences.
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To attract these audiences, the museum underwent a fair amount of rebranding.
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That said, Native Son will probably baffle some audiences and frustrate others.
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Unlike theaters, however, they don't require audiences to turn off their devices.
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He called out stereotypes and pressed audiences to question their internal biases.
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And he brought Western works to Russian audiences, sometimes with mixed results.
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And the twisted family drama "Hereditary" first freaked out audiences at Sundance.
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L.G.B.T.Q. audiences want to see characters who reflect their lives and experiences.
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That's one of my prime concerns: the capacity to address new audiences.
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Caring was what both artists and audiences put into an exquisite work.
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Traditional newspapers, magazines, radio broadcasts, and television networks still reach large audiences.
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This cultural exchange challenges audiences to reconsider ethnic identity outside of race.
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Why have people (critics and audiences alike) responded so strongly to it?
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Whether it will do the same for audiences remains to be seen.
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Are audiences shifting more of their time to Facebook, Snapchat and Instagram?
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Winning back homepage audiences starts with giving every person a unique experience.
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Legends do not owe their audiences much beyond showing up, after all.
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He devoured Marx as a young man, he likes to tell audiences.
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Do you think this also signals something for black artists and audiences?
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She is particularly fond of laundromats for their bored and captive audiences.
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American television audiences had the occasional opportunity to see her other work.
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Now he showcases his talents to audiences commuting on the city's subways.
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Some K-pop stars can move audiences to tears with their voices.
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He had many materials copied digitally, making them available to wider audiences.
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"We'll see what resonates with audiences and what doesn't," Netflix's Yellin said.
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And to some extent, for audiences to digest how those experiences work.
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More important, it gives audiences a first look at the field's future.
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And many of the plays got positive reviews and drew solid audiences.
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Henceforth, however, he grew more interested in keeping audiences in their seats.
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Journalists, however, too often seem to believe that audiences can't handle complexity.
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The ragged little band of artists and bohemians were each other's audiences.
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Or should they co-opt, sanitize and scale audiences like the Stoolies?
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And audiences will have ample opportunity to hear from throwback jazz vocalists.
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She is the author of "Shakespeare's Reading Audiences" (Cambridge University Press, 2017).
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"Audiences really like the behind the scenes of someone's life," he said.
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But she compensates by channeling the sheer, raucous energy of Egyptian audiences.
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Places long beloved for their design are finding new audiences through Instagram.
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For decades, TV legal procedurals have offered audiences the promise of certainty.
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Ms. Takada said new audiences in the West don't change her approach.
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"Black Panther" gave audiences so much to root for and talk about.
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The second originated in Myanmar and Vietnam and targeted audiences in Myanmar.
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The original charlatans would babble on and on to mesmerize their audiences.
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One explanation is that the display is meant for mainland Chinese audiences.
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Many times artists just grow up and audiences have difficulty understanding why.
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The movie opened without incident, though signs of audiences' anxiety were apparent.
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"So it's a great surprise to see young audiences getting it now."
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This refusal to own up exacerbates audiences that want to support her.
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"Top Secret" is cleverly crafted to appeal to audiences of all ages.
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Audiences that have seen it so far have totally embraced the character.
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One goal of the production was to bring new audiences to Broadway.
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Audiences really didn&apost enjoy "The Favor" (1994) or "Cutting Class" (1989).
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At stake: how opera can reach new audiences without antagonizing old ones.
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When the pendulum swings in the direction of advocacy, audiences will notice.
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The United States government has broadcast to foreign audiences since the 22019s.
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The couple thrilled audiences and critics with the smoldering intensity they emitted.
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Mercury was known for an electric stage persona that connected with audiences.
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The onus is on the studios to create subtitle tolerance, not audiences.
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As Labor Day nears, audiences at the amphitheater grow, and Medora bustles.
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To be sure, this new phone number isn't intended for general audiences.
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It consistently offers titles for teenagers as well as for younger audiences.
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Audiences gather outside the Lafayette Theater during a performance of Hallelujah, 1929.
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The company is starting to learn how to program for global audiences.
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Netflix&aposs new fantasy series, "The Witcher," is a hit with audiences.
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As a singer, he charmed audiences with an appealingly laconic, conversational style.
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Her sets often started with curious audiences and ended with rapt ones.
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We are able to unlock audiences for titles that you wouldn't expect.
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For many secular audiences, "patriarchy" is a slur, not a cultural ideal.
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" Audiences, too, may find themselves moving like neurons during "The Brain Piece.
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The name generated backlash as some audiences said it disrespected Japanese culture.
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One factor was the falling away of audiences for contemporary "classical" music.
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"Chance the Rapper's audiences are as welcome as Gerhard Richter's," he said.
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Finding niche audiences on social media or through online advertising is easy.
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Cinemas and studios also subsidised tickets to boost audiences and generate buzz.
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But audiences kept coming, and coming, selling out show after packed show.
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Instagram is able to use Facebook's ad technology to target specific audiences.
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However, some audiences were not aware they were seeing a short film.
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Mr. Anderszewski said he has no expectations for how audiences will react.
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He also said a lot of the behavior was for domestic audiences.
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Do you think "Atlanta" can reach audiences beyond its intended viewership base?
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This week, Azealia criticized Lizzo, saying the singer caters to white audiences.
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Amid waning viewership, networks are learning to go where younger audiences are.
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Her audiences seem awed, unsure whether it is appropriate to take photographs.
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The various subjects are what Western audiences might know as IRL streamers.
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It is not a disclosure Maffick's pages share with their audiences, however.
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" Younger audiences will recognize Ron as Rachel's often-disappointed dad on "Friends.
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What do you think can be done to bring back larger audiences?
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Spicer's daily on-camera briefings drew huge audiences, becoming must-see television.
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Disney is hoping audiences embrace the movie after reshoots midway through production.
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"The Daily" is especially resonating with younger audiences, according to the Times.
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Because little changes, there is little to report that will excite audiences.
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But his audiences don't seem to mind — in fact, quite the opposite.
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So eventually I was inspired to try to connect with new audiences.
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The effect of this kind of messaging works well on multiple audiences.
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"We want to create an entertainment destination with newer audiences" Hirarajanai says.
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Audiences members take a selfie with their programs before the debate. Sen.
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FL No. This is very specific to people who have mass audiences.
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The museum's exhibition programming also strives to be relevant to contemporary audiences.
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His explanations delight his audiences; they have the pleasant totality of fables.
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I think the filter for us is we want intent-based audiences.
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The plots of most operas are absurd, and the audiences know it.
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Why have critics and audiences alike responded so strongly to the film?
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Politicians fine-tuning their speech for their audiences happens all the time.
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Museums have become conscious of this stuff, but there are no audiences.
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Its opening song blows audiences away within minutes of the curtains opening.
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It knows when audiences repeatedly come together, not why they come together.
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They age out of their audiences far before they ever stop vlogging.
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What do you think current black cinema is asking of its audiences?
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These channels are fighting to game YouTube's algorithm to reach young audiences.
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Digital media also gives audiences a chance to "talk back" to advertisers.
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