No one has bothered to consider that innovations adopted for bandwagon reasons and pushed during bandwagon movements rarely improve corporate performance. 9.
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Billy Gardell says it's not time to jump off the Big Ben bandwagon just yet ... but the "Mike and Molly" star admits the bandwagon needs one thing -- a good backup driver.
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"I think he made a mistake getting on the Trump bandwagon, and I just hope that bandwagon does not drag the whole party out to sea and sink us," Stein said.
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Rebel Wilson decided to jump on Hollywood's surprise marriage bandwagon.
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That's why most of 'em are on the startup bandwagon.
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Hopping on the "new year, new you" bandwagon this year?
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But now and then, I climb on the patriotism bandwagon.
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Also on the "Look What You Made Me Do" bandwagon?
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Of course, not all businesses are jumping on the bandwagon.
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Couldn't resist jumping on the bandwagon and making one!... pic.twitter.
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Suddenly, it seems, everybody is jumping on the driverless bandwagon.
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But by the next episode, she's back on the bandwagon.
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Nobody wants to miss out on the new emoji bandwagon.
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Now, she's back on that root beer hair color bandwagon.
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People have accused me of jumping on the Foodie bandwagon.
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However, one star is just now getting on the bandwagon.
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Instagram haters are jumping on a new social media bandwagon.
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Startups, too, are hoping to jump on the AI bandwagon.
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Unfortunately, Samsung probably isn't jumping on that bandwagon just yet.
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So, who's next to jump on the fashion lob bandwagon?
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And in May, investors jumped aboard the bandwagon, big time.
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The only question: Will you be jumping on the bandwagon?
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In 1997, the World Health Organization jumped on the bandwagon.
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This does not appear to be driven by bandwagon effects.
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The latest celebrity to jump on the intermittent fasting bandwagon?
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So naturally, a few House members have joined the bandwagon.
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The latest to jump onto the bandwagon is Sergio Rossi.
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The more you click, the bigger and better the bandwagon.
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Gadfly asks if Hershey should jump on the deal bandwagon.
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"Everybody wants to get on the bandwagon now," Goodman said.
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Amy Klobuchar jumps on the bandwagon, talking about her wins.
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Now bigger brands are starting to hop on the bandwagon.
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But all the Democrats have jumped on that particular bandwagon.
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By June 2016, Obama was on the expansion bandwagon too.
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BREGMAN: But only now, come on, you jumped the bandwagon.
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I was ready to jump on the Dany/Jon incest bandwagon.
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Huawei's other brand, Honor, has jumped on the sliding smartphone bandwagon.
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"It is too late to jump on this bandwagon," she said.
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Some brands also jumped on the bandwagon for some marketing action.
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People who jumped on the bitcoin bandwagon have a lottery mindset.
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Maybe we should hit pause before we get on this bandwagon.
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And a lot of celebrities wanted to jump on the bandwagon.
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And some brands have already jumped on the "fake news" bandwagon.
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Do I get on the bandwagon only when convenient to me?
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"This is our first show on the Bandwagon Tour," he said.
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The Cloud Foundry foundation hasn't quite jumped on this bandwagon yet.
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You don't jump on the bandwagon You're not fair-weather fans.
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At that point, easily swayed real humans jump on the bandwagon.
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They continued on to serve as openers for her Bandwagon tour.
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I jumped on the Bangtan bandwagon towards the beginning of 2016.
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It seems Twitter has hurled itself onto the Shakespeare comedy bandwagon.
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Corporations love it when governments jump on the global warming bandwagon.
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If you're looking for a bandwagon, this is a good one.
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Grab this deal and jump on board the subscription box bandwagon.
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Of course, not everyone needs to be riding Apple's new bandwagon.
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Even Southeast Asia's e-commerce platforms have jumped on the bandwagon.
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The New York-born performer isn't new to the Sanders bandwagon.
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If you hopped on the #DeleteUber bandwagon, Lyft has your back.
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"You never know how a bandwagon can get rolling," he said.
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Jumped on the bandwagon a little bit, and now we're rubbish!
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Ready to join the bandwagon, or were you already on it?
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Just this weekend, another celebrity jumped on the undercut-tattoo bandwagon.
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Here the Bandwagon will play Moran's postmodern reconstructions of Europe's music.
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"Obviously, everyone's going to jump on the age bandwagon," he said.
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"Everyone wants to jump on the bandwagon," Bianca said by phone.
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Slack's desktop app is officially on the dark mode bandwagon. Behold!
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Doctors were also quick to clamber onto the anti-vaccination bandwagon.
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But even Texas is not exactly jumping on Mr. Kobach's bandwagon.
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Companies don't want to be left off of the blockchain bandwagon.
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Like Constance and Emily, I was on the Lady Trieu bandwagon.
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Weibo is booming as celebrities like Madonna and Leonardo DiCaprio jump on the bandwagon Weibo is booming as celebrities like Madonna and Leonardo DiCaprio jump on the bandwagon Weibo is best known as the Chinese Twitter, but unlike Jack Dorsey's company, it is booming, with user growth soaring, revenues up, and celebrities like Madonna, JK Rowling, and Leonardo DiCaprio jumping on the bandwagon.
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Looks like Jay-Z ain't the only big name on the bandwagon.
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Rather, she jumped on the bandwagon that was headed towards Thompson's house.
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But 2018 won't be the year Google jumps on the wearable bandwagon.
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That means CBS has had eight years to jump on the bandwagon.
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If you haven't jumped on the bandwagon already, here's a quick primer.
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Several countries have jumped on the "we must fight fake news" bandwagon.
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This isn't the first time Peeps is jumping on the breakfast bandwagon.
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But not all airlines are jumping on the no-video-screen bandwagon.
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It seems everyone who's anyone is getting on the plant-based bandwagon.
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Not all the presidential candidates have jumped on the loan forgiveness bandwagon.
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There&aposs a lot of states that are getting on the bandwagon.
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Call this the one bandwagon onto which Divergent didn't manage to leap.
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Kodak just became the latest company to jump on the cryptocurrency bandwagon.
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Other cities are beginning to get on the BEB bandwagon as well.
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Panera today is jumping fully on the on-demand food delivery bandwagon.
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It's hard to see him translating that vote into a national bandwagon.
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That could be one reason Japan got on the TPP-11 bandwagon.
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Game 4 is Wednesday night ... let's see who jumps on the bandwagon!
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Metal is hot and Zayn Malik has jumped on the bandwagon last.
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But that's not stopping celebs from hopping on the Instagram Stories bandwagon.
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And they know what he did: jump on the DC swamp bandwagon.
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I also felt a sense of embarrassment for jumping on the bandwagon.
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New York (CNN Business)Twitter is hopping on the disappearing content bandwagon.
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Some milk producers have responded by jumping onto the plant-based bandwagon.
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We all could have jumped on the oat bandwagon two decades sooner.
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That's right: Now your dog can jump on the CBD bandwagon, too.
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More and more industries and companies are joining the mass-customization bandwagon.
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A few dress designers are climbing aboard the affordable luxury bandwagon, too.
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The McGregor bandwagon seems to be driven largely by smaller stakes gamblers.
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Kunis isn't the first celebrity to join the platinum bandwagon this season.
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Some chose to jump off the bitcoin bandwagon at the big prices.
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Some states may find it necessary to bandwagon with China or Russia.
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Ryan Fagan of The Sporting News is also on the Villanova bandwagon.
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Yet few entrepreneurs have jumped on the subscription bandwagon for local news.
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So, yes, we are all jumping on that Pokémon Go bandwagon now.
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Carpool Karaoke jumped on the Game of Thrones bandwagon with its latest preview.
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I wanted it to help get me back on the Destiny 2 bandwagon.
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One thing's for sure ... Nate's bandwagon will certainly fill up if he wins.
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More recently, Nancy Pelosi appeared to jump on the bash-the-Squad bandwagon.
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As that happened, though, other major world powers jumped on the nuclear bandwagon.
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The latest remix bandwagon jump featured Young Thug and viral star Mason Ramsey.
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David Solomon said Goldman Sachs "absolutely" wants to get on the blockchain bandwagon.
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Duncan Hines is jumping on the unicorn food bandwagon with its latest offering.
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Like we had one where how bandwagon fans reacted to DeMarcus Cousins signing.
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Walmart isn't the only big client jumping on the Tesla Semi bandwagon early.
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The impending bot backlash Everyone seems to be jumping on the bot bandwagon.
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Five years later, the rest of the country has jumped on the bandwagon.
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Now, J.Crew is jumping on the bandwagon, launching its biggest beauty offering ever.
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Brands like IKEA, Dove, KFC and Lynx have all jumped on the bandwagon.
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It seems like a lot of politicians have jumped on the homosexual bandwagon.
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There was just one problem: enterprise hasn't gotten on the blockchain bandwagon yet.
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Stone started by jumping on the wiretapping bandwagon against former President Barack Obama.
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That's right: As of last week, Pine is officially riding the buzzcut bandwagon.
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Yet that's what's happening as more serial founders jump on the restfulness bandwagon.
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Still, props to Warby Parker for jumping on that iPhone X bandwagon fast.
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"I think he made a mistake getting on the Trump bandwagon," he said.
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Other companies, like Fender, are also jumping aboard the 3D-printing earphone bandwagon.
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The strategy is akin to hopping on a bandwagon or following the herd.
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The Tannens hopped on that bandwagon, resolving to carefully scrutinize their factories, too.
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J.C. Penney is the latest retailer to jump on the subscription box bandwagon.
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When the bandwagon is this flattering, it's silly not to jump on, right?
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Tech companies such as Amazon, Facebook and Microsoft are jumping on the bandwagon.
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And the ones that aren't, it's time to get on the bandwagon people.
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This could have severe implications for average people hopping on the bitcoin bandwagon.
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Click through our slideshow for 11 reasons to jump on the charcoal bandwagon.
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Nearly everyone here seemed to be on the Lakers' purple and gold bandwagon.
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GeoMarketingSeptember 21, 2016 Big tech firms are already on the beacon bandwagon too.
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Will pulling Dem politicians onto that bandwagon get them all dismissed as socialist?
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Polls are showing that the public is apparently still on the collusion bandwagon.
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There is no good or bad time to jump on the TikTok bandwagon.
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I try and stay internally motivated as an artist, rather than bandwagon jumping.
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Gretchen Whitmer became the latest to jump on the Biden bandwagon this morning.
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Nonetheless, it's taken its sweet time to jump aboard the dark mode bandwagon.
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Before you jump on the vegan bandwagon, here are five things worth noting.
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Other brands are jumping onto this bandwagon including Target, Wal-Mart and Sears.
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Investor Leon Cooperman of Omega Advisors is also jumping on the financials bandwagon.
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I was unremittingly harsh to the worst transgressor of all: the bandwagon fan.
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Still, this early science encouraged people to hop on the vitamin D bandwagon.
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John Weeks: Yes, everybody seems to have jumped on this imminent disaster bandwagon.
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But Gates is not the only Western celebrity to jump on the WeChat bandwagon.
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Many of them are on the bandwagon, dutifully meeting founders who spout absolute gibberish.
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Basic materials, undeterred by the 14-year dollar high, jumped on to the bandwagon.
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But as ever more countries jump on to the CRBI bandwagon, competition will intensify.
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" I saw it and I said, "We really need to get on this bandwagon.
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If Sanders wins the first two contests, the Bernie Bandwagon will take some stopping.
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You never know, they might just convince you to jump on the "extra" bandwagon.
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Recently, Republicans hopped on the bandwagon, but with a completely different type of proposal.
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In the 2020 field, Elizabeth Warren has joined Sanders on the free college bandwagon.
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Regardless, Hisense is jumping on the HDR bandwagon and bringing HDR to the masses.
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Now, one of the world's biggest fast food companies is hopping on the bandwagon.
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Other retailers jumped on Amazon's bandwagon and are running big sales around Prime Day.
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It didn't take long for celebs and major athlete's to jump on the bandwagon.
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The Game has a message for LeBron James ... GET ON THE LONZO BALL BANDWAGON!!!
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Don't know about that ... but we do know one celeb who's on the bandwagon.
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The once-massive brand that is Four Loko seems to be joining that bandwagon.
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Perhaps surprisingly, many recipients are themselves hopping on the benevolence bandwagon, usually Luxembourg style.
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He explained to me why he was a latecomer to the Democrats' impeachment bandwagon.
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But we don't wield these figures to convince you to get on this bandwagon.
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If you haven't jumped on the backpack bandwagon yet, Rihanna might change your mind.
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That's what he's trying to do, he's trying to get everyone on that bandwagon.
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"Everyone jumped on the oval diamond bandwagon this year," Dukes said of the cut.
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In short: Don't expect Pence to get off the Trump praise bandwagon anytime soon.
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I will start with an admission: I am the worst kind of bandwagon fan.
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Even Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell seems to have come aboard the hemp bandwagon.
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AWS just jumped on the bandwagon too with Kubernetes support for its container service.
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The non-word quickly became a meme — even Hillary Clinton jumped on the bandwagon.
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Not until the NYT broke the story did they all jump on the bandwagon.
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So it was only matter of time before a bar would join this bandwagon.
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But that style eventually became monotonous, because every creator was jumping on that bandwagon.
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Every brand is jumping on the bandwagon, and pretty much every trend is represented.
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More and more people have jumped on the bandwagon, succumbing to the team's charms.
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J.C. Penney marks the first department store to jump on the subscription box bandwagon.
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Even New York City joined that bandwagon (again) in a ballot referendum in November.
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So Annoyed So Annoyed: Let me hop onto the bandwagon here concerning group texts.
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Quarterbacks Andy Dalton and Jeff Driskel were on the Boyd breakout bandwagon months ago.
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We are unwittingly on a very small bandwagon, part of a growing international movement.
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Bandwagon is mostly available in the New York City metro area and its airports.
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Letter of Recommendation I am a bandwagon sports fan, the lowest of the low.
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The best and brightest are not exactly clamoring to jump aboard the Trump bandwagon.
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But many Republicans once opposed to the president are jumping on his 2020 bandwagon.
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German carmaker is the latest automobile company to hop onto the driverless bandwagon, Bloomberg reported.
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Jeff Bezos and company were hardly the only ones to jump on the streaming bandwagon.
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But if everyone jumps on the notch bandwagon, the novelty of the feature will disappear.
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Then opportunistic politicians tried to jump on the bandwagon and say, 'I was there too.
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So don't expect Apple or Google to jump on the cooperation bandwagon any time soon.
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Which is difficult, because unless you jump on the bandwagon, you don't get a job.
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But if hemp is nothing new, then why is eos hopping on the bandwagon now?
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Then more people joined in on the bandwagon saying to get them off the plane.
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"This isn't about jumping on a bandwagon or trying to get rich quick," he said.
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New York (CNN Business)Wall Street is jumping on the resale clothing and handbag bandwagon.
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Now the 16-year Victoria's Secret Fashion Show veteran is jumping on the bang bandwagon.
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We hope that, eventually, they will jump on that bandwagon, but it hasn't happened yet.
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Now, KFC has hopped on the fall food bandwagon and given us this pumpkin sandwich.
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And it shouldn't be that surprising that GM is jumping on the e-bike bandwagon.
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And now the luxury online retailer, Net-a-Porter, is jumping on the DJ bandwagon.
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"The last thing you want is to be seen to be jumping on the bandwagon."
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But British Airways is hopping on a VR bandwagon that could actually be pretty useful.
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Bandwagon-ability: It depends on whether you can get past the whole "defending champs" thing.
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In terms of companies hopping on the cryptocurrency bandwagon, Valve would be a big one.
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That possibility, the bandwagon theory suggests, will only serve to drive more voters his way.
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We're also being held back by bandwagon jumpers who don't really care about the music.
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We include health care providers among those who have jumped onto the co-branding bandwagon.
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Add Kirstie Alley to the long list of those jumping off the Donald Trump bandwagon.
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So if you still haven't jumped on the yoga bandwagon, you're about 3,000 years behind.
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Another of Australia's large mobile providers, Telstra, has also indicated it's on the 5G bandwagon.
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Ahead, the proof that might just convince you to jump on the shoe-lipstick bandwagon.
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"Oh yeah, the Bloomberg bandwagon is literally storming across the country," this source said sarcastically.
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Chrissy Teigen is calling out husband John Legend for cluelessly jumping on the baseball bandwagon.
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The bandwagon effect describes when people do something simply because others are also doing it.
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If you are a Republican on the destructive 'Never Trump' bandwagon, will you be exiled?
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"It seems like the whole industry wants to jump on the electric bandwagon," Cramer said.
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Thanks to bandwagon fans like me, ticket prices have soared, leaving longtime ticket holders fuming.
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Veganism is on the rise, and some people want Costco to jump on the bandwagon.
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"When everyone jumps on the bandwagon, that's when the wheels come off," the investor said.
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But not jumping on the Trump bandwagon falls far, far short of making a decision.
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The #NeverTrump bandwagon has added quite a few passengers in the past week or so.
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Bing, the search engine Microsoft pays you to use, is jumping on the AMP bandwagon.
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That's right, Gomez has jumped on the bang bandwagon and the results are pretty rad.
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And the financial industry is beginning to join the bandwagon to require women on boards.
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It can feel like people are jumping on the bandwagon of the latest PC cause.
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Please please please don't jump onto this so you don't have a bookmark meme bandwagon.
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Several major corporate executives with ties to small-business franchises are joining the bandwagon too.
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In other words, utilities ought to be at the head of the "electrify everything" bandwagon.
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Perhaps you should think twice before jumping on the LED eyelash bandwagon, an ophthalmologist is warning.
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No human trials are planned, but some early-adopters have already jumped on the CR bandwagon.
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Meanwhile, celebrities like Mindy Kaling, Julianne Hough and Jenna Dewan Tatum are hopping on the bandwagon.
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Why would ChargePoint bother to jump onto a technology bandwagon that seems kind of out there?
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Some will dismiss DaaS as the industry merely jumping on the "as-a-service" naming bandwagon.
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This is not the first time the Trumbo star has been on the anti-Trump bandwagon.
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Also, here's a person who tried to jump on the bandwagon by throwing out some trash.
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As noted, the bullish bandwagon has become a bit crowded, based on a handful of indicators.
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Last year, however, "I did get on the Nats bandwagon for the World Series," he says.
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Whether you're on the gluten-free bandwagon or roll your eyes at the trend, read this.
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Small businesses still aren't on this bandwagon, with only 5% of them collecting workers' health information.
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Judge Jeanine Pirro and a panel of legal experts jump on the "Making a Murderer" bandwagon.
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These problems will inevitably arise as more and more designers jump on the social justice bandwagon.
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But if you're not about to hop on that bandwagon, then you probably won't really care.
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Everyone was jumping on the internet bandwagon, while he didn't own any tech stocks at all.
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So if there's a new swim brand bandwagon you should be hopping on, this is it.
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But folks would be remiss if they jumped on that bandwagon before reading Sam Polk's memoir.
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Experts said it is only a matter of time before major brands jump on the bandwagon.
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When our hair was long and thriving, we were itching to jump on the bob bandwagon.
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Burger King was one of the first publicly listed burger chains to join the vegan bandwagon.
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And after so many sightings, it's hard not to fall victim to hopping on the bandwagon.
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In the latest hashtag bandwagon, people are showing off how much hotter they've gotten since 22019.
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Some places are jumping on the livability bandwagon through Cittaslow, which means "slow city" in Italian.
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Some places are jumping on the livability bandwagon through Cittaslow, which means "slow city" in Italian.
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Card linking has been around for a while, with major banks also jumping on that bandwagon.
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However, the VR bandwagon first started rolling in 19903, when Facebook acquired Oculus for $21990 billion.
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Bandwagon-ability: It really depends on whether you can get past the whole expansion team thing.
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It was only a matter of time before a politician hopped on the Cardi B bandwagon.
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Everyone jumped on the Giants bandwagon last week, but we here at This Particular Week... waited.
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I promised myself that each time I slipped off the meat-free bandwagon was the last.
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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: The smartphone dating app Tinder is hopping on the campaign bandwagon.
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Now if only they would tell the Pretty Little Liars costume designer to join the bandwagon.
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CMT is partnering with Bandwagon to integrate the latter's tech with Arro, the companies announced today.
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Now that it looks like he'll win, Republicans are sheepishly getting back on the Moore bandwagon.
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As with any trend, he said, "you have to know when to get off the bandwagon."
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The Queen has even jumped on the Instagram bandwagon, writing her first post earlier this year.
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The #nomakeup movement soon took off, with other celebrities and women's magazines jumping on the bandwagon.
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Even if they lack my unabashed enthusiasm, other healthcare professionals should get on the bandwagon too.
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The bandwagon was filling up, even if many did not quite know how to get on.
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Obviously some people and trendhoppers will jump on the next bandwagon, but the avo won't dissapear.
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Some boarded the bandwagon as he beat Benson Henderson, but many thought the stoppage too soon.
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But politicians will jump on a popular bandwagon if voters demand it, as they did then.
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But I'd like to hear from sports fans, bandwagon or otherwise, wherever you live in Canada.
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But it certainly became a thing this week, with mainstream media eagerly jumping on the bandwagon.
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I'll be honest, it took me a very long time to jump on the smartwatch bandwagon.
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With more cynicism, Barstool Sports and other youth-targeting brands have jumped on the bandwagon, too.
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This will probably inhibit people from jumping back into the (gold) bandwagon over the near term.
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Experts recommend talking to your doctor to get some advice before hopping on the IF bandwagon.
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"I like to jump on the bandwagon with these kind of things early," one engineer explained.
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Investors following the "most crowded trade" bandwagon have fallen flat on their faces in recent years.
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But as the culture shifted on gay rights, those same corporations hopped on the rainbow bandwagon.
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Sensing he would always prevail, people wanted to follow him, wanted to climb on his bandwagon.
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But, in this case, I jumped on a bandwagon without quite knowing where it was going.
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At one point, he attempted to hop onto the tofu bandwagon in a somewhat confusing manner.
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However, as 3D printing moves to the mainstream, larger companies like HP are jumping on the bandwagon.
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If you haven't already jumped on the Stunna bandwagon, we highly suggest you start with this color.
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I feel like everyone is always looking for that bandwagon type workout — whatever the hot class is.
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"Everyone jumped on this antifa bandwagon, but they are getting in over their head," she told me.
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This is getting worrisome and I am on the MAGA bandwagon for a long ass time now.
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All of those emotions were present at IDCon, the network's first jump on the fan conference bandwagon.
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A CNN commentator, Kayleigh McEnany, was the latest public figure to jump on the anti-Beyoncé bandwagon.
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In the end, Corden jumped on the bandwagon and pretended to join in on the vaginal steaming.
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Many more: I genuinely hope that the Browns' "bandwagon" gets so full that it starts to creak.
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However, the availability of blockchain technology doesn't necessarily mean that everyone should jump on the blockchain bandwagon.
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David Fincher has jumped on the Netflix bandwagon to direct his first feature film in five years.
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Please Annie, don't give up your career in marketing to jump on the health and wellness bandwagon!
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And everyone from electric vehicle charging companies to real estate firms are jumping on the flying bandwagon.
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People of many different faiths, colors, socioeconomic circumstances, and beliefs will need to climb on the bandwagon.
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So jump on the bandwagon and click through for 16 boots to aid you in your hunt.
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National regulators would do better to jump on the bandwagon rather than try standing in its way.
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NASDAQ is hardly the first player from the traditional finance world to jump on the Bitcoin bandwagon.
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Silicon Valley stalwart Kleiner Perkins is among the latest to hop on the smaller-is-better bandwagon.
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The phrase "alternative facts" quickly made its way to meme status, with celebrities jumping on the bandwagon.
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However, this doesn't mean we're looking for candidates who will jump on the Green New Deal bandwagon.
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So what better way to jump on the bandwagon than to rep your fave characters this Halloween?
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Where were you when he compared everyone who eats meat to child rapists, you bandwagon-jumping cretins?
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So, we're jumping on the Black Friday bandwagon to offer an outstanding deal on Disrupt Berlin tickets.
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So if you haven't jumped on the jumpsuit bandwagon by now, you might want to catch up.
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They often avoid jumping on the most popular bandwagon for fear of blending in with everyone else.
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That same day, Ellen DeGeneres and the staff of her daytime talk show jumped on the bandwagon.
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It's not for the weak of heart, but we've been beating the Caps bandwagon drum for years.
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Then, more and more brands hopped on the bandwagon, and the sneaky concept slightly lost its appeal.
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Stallone, a Republican boxing fan like McCain and King, is apparently also on the "pardon Johnson" bandwagon.
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The show is jumping on the true crime bandwagon, joining television shows such as The People v.
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Major retailers are fleeing the mall in droves, with Nordstrom as the latest addition to the bandwagon.
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But of course, that's kind of inevitable as well, if people jump on the bandwagon of it.
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Bregman countered that Carlson was only jumping on the bandwagon of progressive politicians such as Vermont Sen.
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Then there was a typical bandwagon investor situation and you know how it ends — and it did.
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But if they swing yes and seal the deal, they very well could jump on the bandwagon.
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It was like they were trying to jump on the keto bandwagon without putting in the work.
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The food industry jumped on the low-fat bandwagon, and the professional associations kept driving the message.
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So as the anti-Trump bandwagon gathers speed, Tea Party counter-protesters are starting to come out.
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Tribute bands were becoming big business then, so we decided to try and jump on the bandwagon.
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Earlier this week, Columbus, South Carolina Mayor Steve Benjamin jumped on the Ready for 100 bandwagon too.
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Retired generals and some politicians have joined the bandwagon, exhorting the general to extend his military service.
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Other chains that have recently jumped on the plant-based bandwagon include Dunkin', Hardee's, and Little Caesars.
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Canadians, however, are eager to jump on the bandwagon and support the youngster following her meteoric rise.
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"More than half of internet users in the country are yet to join this bandwagon," he said.
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In order to distance oneself from "those terrible abusers," there will be bandwagon jumping and mob joining.
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Or jump on a particular trend's bandwagon ("POV" scenarios, for example) and reinvent it with a twist.
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Since Kutcher, tons of other celebs have jumped on the bandwagon, including Jennifer Lopez and Kerry Washington.
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This sensational thing happens, and then everybody wants to get on the bandwagon and do their own.
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"I'm always hesitant to jump on the home run bandwagon, but it's good to see," Molitor said.
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In a moment that did not get enough attention, President Trump is definitely on the soccer bandwagon.
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Johnson's dirty investment secret, however, is that Fidelity has jumped on the passive-investing index-fund bandwagon.
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This emotion will probably inhibit people from jumping back into the (gold) bandwagon over the near term.
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"There was a vitamin D bandwagon," said Dr. Sundeep Khosla, an osteoporosis expert at the Mayo Clinic.
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Ted Cruz (R-Texas) has jumped on the baffling bandwagon, spewing the same conspiracy on national television.
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We need to put a patent on the name to stop people from getting on the bandwagon.
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On the other hand, there's Bixby, Samsung's also-ran attempt to jump on the voice assistant bandwagon.
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On the CES website and official mobile app, the transportation options include Bandwagon in a prominent section.
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Grocery giants Walmart and Sam's Club are requiring their lettuce suppliers to get on the blockchain bandwagon.
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It also wouldn't have been possible without the Cubs' huge support system of long-time and bandwagon fans.
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If you haven't already jumped on Gwyneth Paltrow's natural-living bandwagon, now might be the time to start.
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TVLine has the scoop, and the news might relieve fans who aren't totally on the Jo/Alex bandwagon.
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The "bandwagon books," which everyone on the beach is already reading, and you might as well pick up.
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Premium publishers like USA Today, the New York Times, and AOL are jumping on the bandwagon to prepare.
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If you're trying to jump on the wireless headphone bandwagon, then here's a great way to get started.
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He also called out "bandwagon hate" and "cancel culture" for the way the internet reacted to the drama.
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So you jumped on the bandwagon, and now you're desperately trying to figure out how to get off.
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Speaking of those tapes: A&E jumped on the same bandwagon with a 2015 special of its own.
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I am on the Korean 10-step skincare routine bandwagon and probably have more products than I need.
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Back in 2009, when Obamacare was first put to Congress, the Republicans leapt on the Tea Party bandwagon.
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After nearly 60 airlines basically banned hoverboards overnight, college campuses are now jumping on the hoverboard hate bandwagon.
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Before I made my way onto the Schitt's Creek bandwagon, more than one person compared me to Moira.
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Because every media outlet is jumping on the same bandwagon, the cycle is "self-inhibitory," Lorenz-Spreen says.
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Plenty of paint companies have jumped on the color forecasting bandwagon, naming their own colors of the year.
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PEOPLE confirms Felker's band, the Turnpike Troubadours, dropped out of their final performances of Lambert's The Bandwagon Tour.
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There's no denying the Trump bandwagon has millions of followers just like "The Apprentice" had millions of viewers.
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Meanwhile, Italian lender UniCredit is waiting in the wings let alone any other rival jumping on the bandwagon.
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Naturally, it too, jumped on the Pokémon bandwagon by launching a new "Let's catch Pokémon" feature this week.
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But just because Oprah's back on the New Year/New You bandwagon doesn't mean we have to follow.
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Susan Sarandon isn't totally against using a dating app, but she hasn't hopped on the bandwagon just yet.
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Sylvester Stallone, a Republican boxing fan like McCain and King, is apparently also on the "pardon Johnson" bandwagon.
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Roby's a "bandwagon candidate" who only wanted to be on Trump's side after he won, said state Rep.
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TL;DR While the Bulletproof bandwagon may seem appealing, the so-called health benefits are hazy at best.
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Sometimes, it's truly better to withhold from jumping on the Twitter bandwagon until we've got all the facts.
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Established travel chains, from Southwest Airlines to Hilton and Marriott, are jumping on the queer bandwagon in response.
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Other parties without too many hang-ups about democracy and fairness are likely to jump on the bandwagon.
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Although she was a tad late to the Broad City bandwagon, the former child star was instantly hooked.
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Famous names came forward, and then that's when everybody got on the bandwagon and when the dominoes fell.
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In addition, companies and comedians are jumping on the bandwagon, offering free rides or free food to voters.
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Image: GettyThe retailer arms race continues as Walmart becomes the latest company to jump on the drone bandwagon.
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Adverts for trading digital currencies are appearing on the London tube and celebrities have piled onto the bandwagon.
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But, unlike a lot of firms getting on the AR/AI bandwagon, TechSee's proposal might actually be useful.
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Just last month, a bevy of copycats hopped on the bandwagon almost instantaneously after she rocked jade nails.
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For app developers, everyone is scrambling to figure out whether or not they can get on the bandwagon.
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It's never too late to jump on the bandwagon, especially one that's been gaining new viewers for years.
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Another interesting trend is that many startups hopping on the fashionable name bandwagon are in the insurance sector.
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I think anyone else [who is against it] is just like jumping on the bandwagon of hating it.
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McDonald's, which declined to comment further, is just the latest business to jump on Silicon Valley's virtual bandwagon.
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Wednesday morning, Heidi Montag jumped on the bandwagon, announcing that she and husband Spencer Pratt are also expecting.
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Never a bad time to check out this particular bandwagon and snag yourself a super versatile kitchen gadget.
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Politicians have gleefully jumped on the bandwagon, and are increasingly using laws against "hate speech" to punish dissidents.
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Spencer's, once a temple for the edgy teen, has also jumped on the bandwagon of Northgate store closures.
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To Clinton supporters, Sanders' refusal to get on the Clinton bandwagon looks like a crusade driven by vanity.
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San Francisco hopped on the bandwagon shortly thereafter, with both cities aiming to be zero waste by 2020.
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McDonald's new sandwich should have allowed the chain to jump on the bandwagon and continue the chicken craze.
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Cryptocurrency is becoming more popular by the day, and scores of new traders are jumping on the bandwagon.
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Despite Mr. Hebert's lack of credibility, the far-left has jumped on the bandwagon to score political points.
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MC Flux: It was one of our younger lot, a white kid, who first jumped on the bandwagon.
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I thought that was fascinating because normally what [candidates] want is [for] everyone to clamor onto the bandwagon.
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The problem is that there are plenty of more specialized, deeper-pocketed companies on the autonomous bandwagon already.
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TCL made the wise decision to get on the Roku TV bandwagon for its built-in streaming apps.
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I reflexively point this out all the time now so nobody will call me a bandwagon Warriors fan.
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"I'm not somebody who somehow jumped on the bandwagon recently," he said in an interview with The Hill.
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It's a hot look, and Rad Power Bikes is just the latest company to jump on the bandwagon.
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Nothing is more boring than following the bandwagon, and interesting people are intent on forging their own paths.
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Now, Amazon, through its in-house private label brand 206 Collective, has jumped on the Allbirds cloning bandwagon.
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"More and more players joined that bandwagon, but it wasn't clear the horizon was ever profitable," he said.
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"Nobody ran on the Gary Hart/Jesse Jackson bandwagon," Berg Andersson says, alluding to two failed presidential candidates.
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Considering the undying popularity of the style, it's no surprise that Moore chose to hop on the bob bandwagon.
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Wireless chargerImage: MophieNow that Apple has finally hopped on the bandwagon, wireless charging is something everyone needs to consider.
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This type of watch has become more common with watchmakers like Skagen and Michael Kors jumping on the bandwagon.
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Many liberals will jump on that bandwagon too, just with the different, "protecting the 1 percent!" kind of label.
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If you haven't jumped on the blazer bandwagon yet, let the cheeky looks below convince you to get moving.
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Either way, it sounds like Snoop wants anyone who might've jumped on his bandwagon to stand down and relax.
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Which is good, because the K-beauty routine isn't simple, and it looks like I'm back on that bandwagon.
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Around the same time as Elgort, Jonah Hill decided to jump on the bandwagon and lighten his color too.
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Plus, the buzz around the Blade Runner 2049 release seems like a good bandwagon for Swift to jump on.
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With a brewery the size and popularity of Stone fully on the sustainability bandwagon, maybe more will follow suit.
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It also aims to get fitness enthusiasts — but not necessarily those with tracking experience — on the fitness monitoring bandwagon.
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But as soon as that first weekend rolls around, the booze-free bandwagon hits its fair share of bumps.
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We totally missed the bandwagon on this show but decided to start watching it and now we can't stop!
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PEOPLE has also confirmed that the Turnpike Troubadours dropped out of their final performances of Lambert's The Bandwagon tour.
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Lately, other big car companies have jumped on the bandwagon, like BMW with ReachNow and General Motors with Maven.
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I decided to hop on the bandwagon and grow my curls out, too, but the process wasn't silky smooth.
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Here are the most egregious examples, and we'll update this list as more Trump critics hop aboard the bandwagon.
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"Hamas is just jumping on the bandwagon and recognizing the effectiveness of popular resistance at this moment," he said.
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But yeah, it seems like at least the Republican establishment in Wisconsin is on the "anybody but him" bandwagon.
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"I believe more and more countries will jump on the bandwagon when they see the benefits," Hojgard Hansen said.
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In addition to the curated section in Sephora, the analyst noted some department stores also jumped on the bandwagon.
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While some investors have scrambled for the apparent safety of Treasuries, others were reluctant to jump on the bandwagon.
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Kardashian's line has already been super hyped up ... with celeb friends like Chrissy Teigen jumping on the bandwagon early.
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I always thought it was the industry jumping on a bandwagon and wanting it to be something it wasn't.
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This week, I ate a gluten free cinnamon bun for breakfast — and bandwagon jumpers, I loved you for it.
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America is changing as the secularist bandwagon parades through the halls of Congress and even in Small Town USA.
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By now, you've probably jumped on the culotte bandwagon — after all, 2015 wouldn't have been the same without them.
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Just now jumping on the car-sharing bandwagon, a full 15 years after Zipcar was founded, is patently ridiculous.
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Some top Republicans, perhaps seeing Trump as the inevitable nominee, have recently jumped on the bandwagon with official endorsements.
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The CSU has exercised national power over the years by hitching itself to the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) bandwagon.
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B. jumped on the 'flat Earth' bandwagon, and it looks like he's not getting off of it anytime soon.
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" He jumped on the blockchain bandwagon early, although he notes, just a tad ruefully, "I wish I bought more.
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But what cannot be ignored is that Mr. Christie's demeaning posturing is signaling the beginning of a Trump bandwagon.
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There's a "bandwagon effect" that sees voters, especially low-information voters, flock to the candidate most expected to win.
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It's J.Lo jumping on the feminist bandwagon in the safest, least-likely-to-ruffle-a-single-feather way possible.
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In the end, Brooks's column won't convince one single Trump supporter to abandon the "Make America Great Again" bandwagon.
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" The president's eldest son, Don Jr, hopped on the bandwagon, retweeting Alexander's post with the comment: "Is this true?
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I'll say this: It's mandatory viewing for the food obsessed, whatever critical bandwagon you climb on in the end.
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If you have serious dental concerns, the $400 necessary to jump on the bandwagon here might be worth it.
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Even some members of the speaker's leadership team, albeit at the lower levels, have jumped on the impeachment bandwagon.
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"Wish we at least had the opportunity to explain/defend ourselves without everyone hopping on the bandwagon," Kreo tweeted.
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But Acorn's programmers, bless 'em, are back on Ms. Jensen's bandwagon with "Love, Lies & Records," starting Monday, Nov. 20.
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Democrats expect more candidates to join the anti-Pelosi bandwagon as they emerge from primaries into difficult general elections.
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This means investors shouldn't worry about the market's almost daily all-time highs and should jump on the bandwagon.
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That is tangible, physical evidence that this happened, that these women were abused, not bandwagon jumpers, not money grabbers.
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What is heartening for stock markets is the continued liquidity inflows, with FIIs rejoining the bandwagon after a lull.
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Maybe Rowling jumping on the bandwagon will seal the fate of that little yellow face once and for all.
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" Chesapeake Energy Corp: "I haven't liked it for 10 years, so I can't really get on the Chesapeake bandwagon.
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Especially now that Amazon has bought Whole Foods, you might be thinking of hopping on the Whole Foods bandwagon.
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With Korean pop-culture spreading its wings globally, Netflix is moving quickly to jump on the K-drama bandwagon.
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Other companies have jumped on the bandwagon as well, including Acer, Sonos, Lenovo, Sony, and Bose, among many others.
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More to the point, they aren't hopping on the bandwagon of favoring Medicaid work requirements or embracing Maine Gov.
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Thiel apparently hopped on the Trump bandwagon in May, after his name appeared on a list of California GOP delegates.
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But one member of the bandwagon offers the gravitas that comes with nearly 50 years of building real life airplanes.
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Now you can finally hop on the bandwagon and save $20 at Amazon for either PlayStation 4 or Xbox One.
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Apple and Google are already jumping on the health-and-wellness bandwagon with substantial updates to iOS and Android, respectively.
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Without that suspension of disbelief, how can anyone jump on the find-love-in-mere-weeks-be-happy-forever bandwagon?
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Virtual reality is starting to strain some older machines now, but I'm not yet interested in jumping aboard that bandwagon.
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Lately, other big car companies have jumped on board the bandwagon, like BMW with ReachNow and General Motors with Maven.
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Barbers, cutting pros, and even Robert Cromeans, the artistic global director for Paul Mitchell, are jumping on the clipping bandwagon.
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Syfy is jumping on the aftershow bandwagon with a companion series, After Dark, hosted by Zoie Palmer, who plays Android.
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After the company's exclusive rights to the design expired, gun-makers big and small jumped on the AR-15 bandwagon.
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Well, Jeb did take Trump on more than anybody else, particularly Marco, who's about to get on the Trump bandwagon.
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It's also not fun that Brands™ have hopped on the bandwagon, using fake dating terms to shill their product.
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I can't give you a good reason why (almost) everyone's jumping aboard this bandwagon of abandoning the standard 3.5mm jack.
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The number of beauty subscription boxes has grown in recent years, as more companies jumped on the product subscription bandwagon.
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A-Rod is among a growing number of traditional sports figures and groups that are clamoring onto the eSports bandwagon.
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And Nicki Minaj is jumping on the bandwagon as well, recently trading her mid-length look for Rapunzel-worthy hair.
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But Mario creator and Nintendo veteran Shigeru Miyamoto says his company won't be so quick to jump on the bandwagon.
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Officials in Suqian had begun trying to improve public behaviour long before the party leapt on the social-credit bandwagon.
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Both businesses and workers will need to get on "the learning bandwagon" or they risk "getting left behind," he added.
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The recent weakness of gold suggests that some of the fervent bullion believers have jumped on the bitcoin bandwagon instead.
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Time to jump on the bandwagon and see why Nordstrom has become America's darling with these (easily returnable) picks ahead.
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If party voters were leading the process, party elites would be jumping on the bandwagon for either Cruz or Trump.
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Wells Fargo's reputation has taken a major hit on Main Street, and now Wall Street is jumping on the bandwagon.
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Pressure will be intense to get on the bandwagon or else to fundamentally break with the party and the movement.
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These giants have all kinds of bells and whistles, and all of them have jumped on the live-streaming bandwagon.
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Even McDonald's is jumping on the sustainability bandwagon to ensure a bright future for its beloved Filet-O-Fish sandwiches.
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His theory might sound Donald Trump-esque, but at LAX ... Gene seemed less than crazy about jumping on that bandwagon.
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"@doughehner & I have to wait a month before we can hop back on the trying-to-conceive bandwagon," she explained.
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Twitter is getting on the 360-degree video bandwagon thanks to a partnership between the company, the NBA, and Samsung.
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" Trump jumped on the bandwagon a day later, tweeting, "I certainly hope the Democrats do not force Nancy P out.
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My sister and her husband joined the family bandwagon, finishing a 5K, then a half-marathon, then a full marathon.
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Machine-led algorithms tend to jump on the bandwagon when they detect signs that assets might break out of ranges.
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And like everyone else, Asus is also jumping on the USB-C bandwagon, with two ports for data and charging.
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From jumping on the 'abolish ICE' bandwagon to turning on the Clintons, Gillibrand always goes where the political wind blows.
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Shortly after Walgreens made its announcement, CVS jumped on the bandwagon and made its own policy change known via Twitter.
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Thankfully, we're here to help with a few reasons why you should and shouldn't jump on the wireless charger bandwagon.
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We never had a hit, were never on the TV, never jumped on the Britpop bandwagon, or anything like that.
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I guess it's easy to kind of jump on the bandwagon and make angry songs because you're angry about things.
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Despite this ultimately anticlimactic outcome of my week, I'm not willing to jump on the "CBD is snake oil" bandwagon.
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The electric vehicle bandwagon has long left the station thanks to Tesla, but Maserati still wants to get on board.
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Firms not jumping on the bandwagon will be at a significant disadvantage as younger generations seek out flexible work options.
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"A lot of people want to jump on the winner's bandwagon," said Pamela Liebman, the president of the Corcoran Group.
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Remember the Bloomberg for president bandwagon, which consisted of a number of prominent pundits and maybe three non-journalist voters.
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Besides, most of us will just bandwagon off of somebody else's idea of society because we don't want to understand.
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President Trump just jumped on Rosie O'Donnell's bandwagon -- and no, Hell is NOT freezing over ... as far as we know.
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But Brownstein believes that most of the big tech companies will jump on the health tech bandwagon in coming years.
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B. used Twitter to jump on the 'flat Earth' bandwagon, and it looks like he's been riding it ever since.
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Sanders, who has proudly opposed most trade deals in his three decades in Congress, refused to jump on the bandwagon.
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Influencers and celebrities alike are hopping on a new bandwagon — giving out their phone numbers in exchange for personal data.
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Hoppert: I knew Joe would jump on this Godolphin homebred's bandwagon, as he does with most of the overseas contenders.
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Likewise seizing the moment to make some news and jumping on the dual sexes bandwagon is Stuart Vevers at Coach.
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But I fell off that bandwagon at some point and missed that Ann Patchett had become such a prolific writer.
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The rapid price rise in the value of cryptocurrencies has seen many people jump on the bandwagon in recent weeks.
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"If everybody else wants to jump on the bandwagon, everybody else wants to build a detector, please do," he said.
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More companies would jump on the streaming bandwagon in order to keep up with a shift in consumer demands, Iger argued.
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Starbucks, Wendy's, Chipotle and Taco Bell are some of the many chains that have already jumped on the mobile pay bandwagon.
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Swedroe stresses that investors ought not put the cart before the horse when it comes to jumping on the ETF bandwagon.
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The Moto Z2 is also the latest phone to jump on the dual camera bandwagon, with its two 103-megapixel shooters.
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In an effort to get on the bandwagon, Tague struck agreements with both Lyft and market leader Uber over the summer.
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But after two- years, it seems Google is finally catching up to the pack by jumping on the dual-cam bandwagon.
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But nobody is doing anything to stop him, and the closer he gets to winning the more people join his bandwagon.
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"If more speculators jump on the bandwagon (because of the U.S. government shutdown), gold will pass the $1,300 level," Briesemann said.
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Fake Klay Thompson's making fans outta real-life NBA ballers -- 'cause ex-Kings star Hedo Turkoglu says he's on the bandwagon!
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But they, and the main political parties that jumped on this conservative bandwagon as a way of attracting voters, were wrong.
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Comedian and queen of trolling celebrities, Ellen DeGeneres, jumped on the meme bandwagon and we think she just won the game.
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YouTube Red jumped on the remake bandwagon last fall with a series order for a Karate Kid sequel called Cobra Kai.
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Here, it feels a little like Nyko saw Nintendo making cardboard accessories for the Switch and just jumped on the bandwagon.
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Lots of people are getting on the bidet bandwagon right now because it's a more environmentally-friendly option than toilet paper.
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And given how cheap the hardware has become, it just makes sense for Pebble to jump on the heart rate bandwagon.
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We had one day off so far; other than that, we just live on the Bandwagon [bus] and play every day.
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You can't all of a sudden get on the bandwagon just because Angelina Jolie was hurt or Gwyneth Paltrow was hurt.
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"There was a healthy debate over, you know, is it going to seem like we're jumping on the bandwagon," he says.
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And with the first day of summer officially upon us, there's never been a better time to jump on the bandwagon.
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"We couldn't say no to be a part of Hard Rock Cafe's new lease of life," Bandwagon said about the alliance.
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Months later, it became clear that there were lots of channels jumping on the kid's content bandwagon that went too far.
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Some did it out of pure identification, others to jump on the bandwagon, but most loved Barb out of pure irony.
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Julia Roberts has never watched Game of Thrones and it doesn't sound like she'll be jumping on the bandwagon anytime soon.
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Starbucks is notorious for jumping on the food trend bandwagon, and it's definitely not stopping at Unicorn Frappuccinos or avocado toast.
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But before you hop on the Gel-X bandwagon, we broke down everything there is to know about the system, ahead.
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"I don't think the buy-to-let market will be the bandwagon that perhaps it was in 2014-2016," Golding said.
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"Countries are jumping onto the bandwagon without setting up proper frameworks to check pollution and improve conservation," he said on Thursday.
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This is a pretty crazy theory, but before you get on the conspiracy bandwagon, there are actually two problems with it.
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And streetcars are also making a comeback, with cities like Washington, DC, Cincinnati, Dallas, and others jumping on the streetcar bandwagon.
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And once Outdoor Voices' "Studio Skin" leggings came into my life, I felt like I, too, could hop on this bandwagon.
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And now Williams gets to join the crew of celebs that have jumped on the pink hair bandwagon this past year.
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But then she went and she cosplayed as a kitsch Egyptian in "Dark Horse," and I kinda fell off the bandwagon.
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The Series 9 is innovative, intelligent, and takes care of the trickiest hairs — so why not hop on the Braun bandwagon?
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Click on to see how the runways are showing them and decide for yourself: Will you jump on this sartorial bandwagon?
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In addition, the group canceled their final two appearances as the opening act on Little Big Town and Lambert's Bandwagon tour.
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Polish MMA promotion KSW, one of Europe's premier fight banners, is looking to jump on the bandwagon with their latest offering.
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It seems that half of Hollywood has jumped on the silver hair bandwagon, but the latest devotee could be our favorite.
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"You should really get on our bandwagon and try and get this DNA test done," Jenner urges a hoodie-cloaked Khloé.
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"You often see people getting on a bandwagon to trash and demean," said Ms. Cornett, a middle schoolteacher in Colorado Springs.
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If you're worried people will think you're just jumping on the climate change bandwagon, tell yourself it's better late than never.
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Nicolas Sarkozy, a former president and the leader of the centre-right Republican party, jumped on the law-and-order bandwagon.
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Like with any fad, beauty and wellness see an opening and many companies have jumped on the collagen bandwagon fairly quickly.
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Twitter Inc, in February, jumped on the feed customization bandwagon and let go of uniformly displaying tweets in reverse chronological order.
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Dunkin' has also jumped on the pumpkin spice bandwagon with its rival to the PSL — the cinnamon sugar pumpkin signature latte.
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Now Target is jumping onto the bandwagon with its insulated fanny packs and pineapple backpack that also serve as portable coolers.
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He's been accused of being a "bandwagon fan" — someone who supports whatever team is supposed to be the best that season.
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Kim Kardashian West has jumped on the Bird Box bandwagon, but it's a little too late for her pal Chrissy Teigen.
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But with all these MAGA chuds jumping on the bandwagon at once, it can be easy to get them mixed up.
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It also seems like the gig economy has no age limits: Millennials, Boomers, and GenXers are all on the freelance bandwagon.
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Yet Alfa Development, a firm that jumped on the green bandwagon early, does not seem ready to jump off just yet.
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It's a big test of whether stock investors want to jump aboard the crypto bandwagon, despite the volatility of digital currencies.
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To the Editor: A word of caution to cities around the country that may want to jump on the Minneapolis bandwagon.
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The plastic straw ban is having a moment, and Starbucks is by no means the first to hop on the bandwagon.
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All of Cruz's competitors for the nomination swiftly agreed in a televised debate, and conservative pundits also hopped on the bandwagon.
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Ironically, it was because of that popularity — and creators jumping on the bandwagon looking for attention — that Kjellberg never played it.
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That thinking is partly why newly issued loans and contracts overwhelmingly still use Libor rather than jumping on the SOFR bandwagon.
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A single loss after an 11-game winning streak led to a mass exodus from the Dak Prescott bandwagon last week.
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Dear Heloise: Years ago, I jumped on the baking soda/vinegar bandwagon when reading Heloise I [the original Heloise, 1919-1977].
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Personal hygiene products probably don't need to worry about getting left behind if they don't hop on the "smart home" bandwagon.
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That's all well and good, but if too many more companies jump on that bandwagon it's going to get really exhausting.
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J.P. The pianist Jason Moran and the Bandwagon, his trio, aren't worried about cultivating mystery or staying ahead of anybody's curve.
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Lastly, groups can experience "convergent thinking," where "everyone jumps on the bandwagon" and agrees with an idea, stifling less popular suggestions.
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Library of Congress When Woodrow Wilson declared Mother's Day a national holiday in 1914, he was leaping onto a national bandwagon.
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More than ever, celebrities are publicly identifying as feminists, speaking out against misogyny and sexism, and generally jumping on the feminist bandwagon.
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"It was kind of like when we get there and everybody hops on the bandwagon, the wagon's already passed through," Keuchel said.
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Today, seven years later, it's hopping aboard the bandwagon by releasing a Snapchat lens in the style of the movie. Oh...okay!
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I don't usually jump on the bandwagon, but they seemed to know what they were doing, and they thought he was guilty.
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No, like any Ice Bucket Challenge-worthy meme, others are getting in on the trade war bandwagon and making it their own.
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Familiar companies like Wal-Mart are already jumping on the Semi bandwagon — we want to know how much they'll be shelling out.
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And if a round of squats doesn't display instant booty-lifting benefits, well, we're likely to fall right off the fitness bandwagon.
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Given how many people likely jumped on the ketogenic bandwagon in the new year, the Vitamin Shoppe's commemoration kind of makes sense.
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Meanwhile, a growing number of people are hopping onto the bandwagon, and trying their luck at selling items on mainstream shopping portals.
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We're so smitten with these pieces, we had to break down every reason you need to jump on the S'well bandwagon. 1.
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Most recently, Taylor Swift jumped on the bandwagon, and proves that you can make this lip work on a Valentine's Day date.
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We've got technology and if you're not jumping on the technology bandwagon, you're going to miss something huge," she told "Closing Bell.
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That said, companies that like making money should probably at least look into hopping on the CBD bandwagon in the near future.
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Tom McClintock of California got on the bandwagon as well, adopting the sort of language we've come to expect on the left.
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"Jamil said she hasn't come out until now because she was "scared of the pain of being accused of performative bandwagon jumping.
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Snapchat, which has a new selection of face-altering filters every day, jumped on the bandwagon by offering a "Bob Marley" filter.
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Today, by contrast, liberals and moderates are also jumping onto the nostalgia bandwagon, harking back to the political bipartisanship of earlier days.
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It's hard to come up with one concrete, unimpeachable reason to hop on the 5G bandwagon with Samsung's new phones right now.
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The bandwagon gained more momentum last winter when Jack set up two new stands in a crafts marketplace at a Littleton, Colo.
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Other makeup brands quickly jumped on the bandwagon and now it's not too hard to find highlighters containing the entire color spectrum.
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That means those not on the AT&T bandwagon could very well end up paying more for access to the same content.
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Oprah didn't get filthy rich by ignoring golden opportunities ... which could explain why she's riding Beyonce's lemonade bandwagon straight to the bank.
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But while demonstrably forceful, she is also thoughtful and methodical, and can't be accused of jumping on the bandwagon of populist positions.
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In the last few days alone, the likes of Zayn Malik, Robert Pattinson, and more have hopped on the peach fuzz bandwagon.
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According to the 2001 Antiques article, companies jumped on the bandwagon, publishing games like The Office Boy, The Errand Boy, and Cash.
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You jumped on the smart home and "quantified self" bandwagon when the concepts were little more than fodder for niche Reddit threads.
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"There are a number of churches and emerging churches every day, month, and year that are jumping on this bandwagon," Peterson said.
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For now, other banks like Alberta-based ATB Financial and Canadian Tire Financial Services are also jumping on the Apple Pay bandwagon.
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Even Pope Francis is jumping on the Chicago Cubs bandwagon -- flossin' his brand new Cubbies hat and signed ball ... AT THE VATICAN!
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So we suggest jumping on this bandwagon and staying on it, because anything you buy is probably going to last that long.
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Again, not everyone jumped onto the 3DTV bandwagon immediately, but waited until they saw compelling content or began simply updating their televisions.
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I jumped on the Orangetheory bandwagon, which I simultaneously love and hate when I think about how excessive the monthly cost is.
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The coding toy from Shenzhen-based startup Makeblock is just the latest on the edutainment bandwagon taking things up a techie notch.
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Part of the appeal of the Washington bandwagon was that the East's path to the final looked much easier than the West's.
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Since then, other companies have jumped on the bandwagon, though we're not convinced anyone is actually wearing them in the real world.
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Perhaps there is a possibility of the hit sitcom (currently available on Hulu) becoming the latest to join the TV revival bandwagon.
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But if you're looking to make a major change, you can kill two trends with one stone by hopping on this bandwagon.
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Yet Trump and his surrogates repeatedly insist there is a great bandwagon of support for him picking up speed across the nation.
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But it's a fun addition to the iPhone X. I love that Apple finally got on the wireless charging bandwagon this year.
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Even elected officials and candidates in states with higher minimum wages like New York have jumped on the $153 an hour bandwagon.
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Alternatives like Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods are picking up so much traction that even Tyson Foods is jumping on the bandwagon.
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These shadowy negotiations carve up Afghanistan and its resources into fiefdoms and alliances as various actors balance and bandwagon against one another.
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After hearing everyone in your social circle and work life talk about it nonstop, you've finally jumped on the MoviePass bandwagon. Welcome.
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And as newbies jump on the free-love bandwagon, Rabkin notes it's important they get the rules right on the way in.
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That's why they were able to be pioneers because they starting doing something people weren't doing, instead of jumping on the bandwagon.
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Well, if you liked the original Freewrite or even missed the bandwagon when it first launched, you might really enjoy the Traveler.
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Plus, in light of Facebook Live's instant success, other social networks — like Tumblr for instance — are hopping on the livestreaming bandwagon, too.
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Lower-level officials have strong incentives to jump onto Mr. Xi's bandwagon, especially when he signals a policy priority clearly and consistently.
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He was a prophet of global cities who declared the countryside his real passion after everyone else jumped on the urbanist bandwagon.
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We talked to him over an email exchange about the new video for "Sip Test," cults and his disdain for bandwagon jumping.
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For them, it's easier to jump on the bandwagon of a team that's winning — and laugh at those of us who don't.
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Do his passionate supporters hop on the Biden bandwagon, or do they sit home on Election Day, convinced their guy got robbed?
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This year it will be doubly so, thanks to all the fans who jumped on the bandwagon during last October's magical run.
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In similar fashion, Mr. Moran and the Bandwagon will be at the Village Vanguard this week, consolidating elements of their recent practice.
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I figured maybe there was some guava speculation, maybe coupled with some bandwagon jumping-on, involved here and wasn't so far off.
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Retailers jumping on the ecommerce bandwagon are hoping to discover how to lose fewer deliveries, which is costing them tons of moolah.
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While Ruffalo gave $2628 in September, the roster of prominent entertainers on the Bernie bandwagon appears to be slimmer than other candidates.
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Guedes has held a series of meetings with investment banks, corporate chieftains and international investors to coax them onto the Bolsonaro bandwagon.
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That is something that CALinnovates has proposed for three years now; we are gratified that others are finally jumping on the bandwagon.
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PST Bandwagon got back to me and said it wasn't in operation at CES this year, hence the issues ordering a taxi.
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When Cult Gaia released its Ark bag, influencers were quick to jump on the bandwagon, wearing the accessory everywhere throughout the summer.
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Fast food restaurants started hopping on the Beyond Meat and Impossible Burger bandwagon, while others proclaimed they had the best chicken sandwich.
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As women around the world go on strike in celebration of International Women's Day, retailers in China are jumping on the bandwagon too.
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So you've decided to finally decided to hop on the KonMari bandwagon, but you're not sure how to make it work for you.
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After jumping on the Atkins bandwagon and losing 70 pounds in one summer, he adhered to a strict diet from that point forward.
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More and more companies are likely to jump on the bandwagon as they recognize that smart assistants mean so much more than notifications.
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On Thursday, the Philippine central bank joined the bandwagon and cut its key policy rates, whilst keeping the door open for further easing.
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The customization trend has hit fashion hard over the last few seasons, with everyone from Gucci to J.Crew hopping on the personalization bandwagon.
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If you're putting off trying CBD just to not be a bandwagon-er, good luck: The invasion isn't going to stop anytime soon.
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When all of those organizations climbed on the bandwagon, Docker had little choice but to go along to get aligned with customers' wishes.
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At that point, accounts weren't even trying to be funny — the creators were just tweeting for the sake of hopping on the bandwagon.
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Facebook too has jumped on the bandwagon with its product Workplace, which lets companies create their own internal Facebook-like group for employees.
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And with good reason: it's never been cheaper or easier to join the VR bandwagon and there are finally some interesting use cases.
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While he didn't reprise his role of Matt the Radar Technician from his 2016 appearance, he did jump on another cultural bandwagon: Fortnite.
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Boogie2988, a prominent vlogger with an audience of over 3 million subscribers, was probably the highest profile to be seen on the bandwagon.
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Underwood jumped on the Golden Knights' bandwagon after the Winnipeg Jets defeated her beloved Nashville Predators in the Western Conference Semifinal last week.
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If you jumped on the music-streaming bandwagon, there's a good chance you've been left with a shelf full of CDs gathering dust.
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Salesforce has never been shy about jumping on the latest tech bandwagon, whether it's big data, artificial intelligence or the Internet of Things.
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Those in favor of the tooth gem were excited to see it coming back into fashion and ready to jump on the bandwagon.
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That will bother some fans across the league, but if you're on the bandwagon for the Bruins or the Senators, you don't care.
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Those results were in line with what political scientists call the bandwagon effect: Voters tend to support whoever is leading in the polls.
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Really, the Laguna Beach crew is just jumping on the celebrity baby bandwagon, although the first of the baby announcements came in January.
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The authors frame the modern time-sucking dilemma as twofold: the "busy bandwagon" of ever-crowding schedules and "infinity pools" of digital distraction.
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"Several companies have jumped on the ad-blocking bandwagon," said Daniel Knapp, director of analysis at IHS Technology, to CNBC in an email.
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Top VC firms like Andreessen Horowitz and Index Ventures have jumped on the bandwagon by launching sector-specific funds dedicated to life sciences.
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" Rowe also mentions mysterious figures named "Alan" and "Fiona" â€" mere bandwagon fans who do not love Spongebob as much as he does.
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Folks riding the OnePlus bandwagon will be pleased to learn that the phone maker today introduced a red version of the OnePlus 6.
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According PopSugar, the scented tattoo fad is raging on Pinterest, just in time for festival season, and we're hopping on the bandwagon fast.
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There's no better feeling than hopping on the bandwagon at the bottom of a rebuild and rolling all the way to the crown.
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So, why haven't other retailers analyzed by the research firm, like J. Crew, Victoria's Secret, and Lululemon, hopped on the BOPIS bandwagon yet?
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Ford is jumping on the small SUV bandwagon with the new EcoSport, joining wee trucks like the popular Nissan Juke and Jeep Renegade.
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You're a frontrunner with low self-esteem: Golden State Warriors, Los Angeles Lakers Bandwagon jumping is a timeless, ever-irritating sports fandom felony.
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The rest of the country only had to hop onto Miami bandwagon, scattered with cocaine use and street violence, to get a taste.
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And now, Kristen Stewart has just jumped off the bleach bandwagon, dyeing her almost white blonde hair back to its natural dark shade.
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It was rude, by and large, to people who deserved it: amoral and venal team owners, predatory sports media personalities, bandwagon Warriors fans.
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"There's a bandwagon effect," Douglas G. Brinkley, a presidential historian and professor at Rice University, said of being billed as a presumptive nominee.
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Also, if you haven't already jumped on the Instant Pot bandwagon, Amazon still has the smart Wi-Fi pressure cooker for 40% off!
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Meat giants like Nestlé and Tyson are jumping on the plant-based "meat" bandwagon, following the success of Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods.
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But the problem is so persistent that it can't be seen simply as fringe individuals trying trying to jump on the Trump bandwagon.
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And before you jump on the rationalist bandwagon and criticize emotion-driven, illogical behavior, ask yourself a simple question: What is money for?
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LONDON (Reuters) - China's main tin producers have joined the cutback bandwagon with an announcement they will curtail 17,000 tonnes of output this year.
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Jana's past record of shareholder activism means it is carrying some baggage as its climbs onto the responsible investing bandwagon, some people say.
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Moran, a pre-eminent pianist, has been playing Thanksgiving week at the Vanguard with his trio, the Bandwagon, for the past six years.
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It represented the heart of the Republican establishment, and many of its members joined the "Never Trump" bandwagon during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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DACA is dead because the Democrats didn't care or act, and now everyone wants to get onto the DACA bandwagon... No longer works.
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And we've jumped on the Instant Pot bandwagon, though I have to say I haven't yet become quite as obsessed as everyone else.
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But as more vendors jump on the bandwagon, it is essential that a distinction is made between a voice interface and an assistant.
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In an effort to get on the bandwagon, Mr. Tague struck agreements with both Lyft and the market leader Uber over the summer.
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All signs point to iPhones jumping on the 5G bandwagon in 2020, although every phone might not have the same kind of 5G.
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Throughout Moran's 28592-year career, one constant has been the Bandwagon, his trio featuring the bassist Tarus Mateen and the drummer Nasheet Waits.
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Unsurprisingly, brands have hopped on the pumpkin bandwagon, launching cleansers, masks, and peels galore made with the orange fruit (yes, we said fruit).
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And when a tragedy like the Las Vegas shooting occurs, they are quick to jump on the bandwagon of heavily restrictive gun reform.
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However, come holiday season, all bets are off — Everlane jumps on the sale bandwagon just like everyone else, and we're here for it.
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For that very reason, more and more companies are going to want to jump on the bandwagon with them, accelerating the trend's momentum.
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Another reason is that Ossoff's campaign took off on its own, before any party bigwigs decided to hitch their fortunes to his bandwagon.
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"Many of them just jumped on the bandwagon because they saw an opportunity to get into congress," Levitsky said of the new deputies.
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Bernie Sanders mobilized millions of voters during the 2016 campaign, nominally as a Democrat but with many self-professed socialists in his bandwagon.
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As more energy services are transitioned to electricity — yes, SDS is on the electrify-everything bandwagon — oil demand peaks and begins declining shortly thereafter.
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Two years after that, the saying was popular enough that President Barack Obama (and his social media team) couldn't resist jumping on the bandwagon.
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If consumers have better and easier access to their shows, they're more likely to jump on the cable subscription bandwagon to access more content.
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With more Democrats jumping on the "Impeach Trump" bandwagon, House Majority Leader Nancy Pelosi took her "hold your damn horses" argument to late night.
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But there are two blips where they increased, '22017 to '21970, when NME had finally jumped on the punk bandwagon, and '215 to '21.
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And it seems to be part of a growing trend of Silicon Valley companies hopping on the longevity bandwagon in the last few years.
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They are "ancient, remote, incredible and uncorroborated ... a bandwagon of claims that have been put together in Pandora's box," defense attorney Brian McMonagle said.
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It's all well and good for the government to hop on the millennial media bandwagon; after all, the White House is on Snapchat now!
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Now, KKW is on the blond bandwagon, again — only this time, she's calling it "the modern version of platinum," thanks to its silver tone.
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This time, Congress is under mounting pressure to act, and Trump has jumped on the bandwagon of a national movement to address gun laws.
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Lyft has offered tipping since 2012, but with Uber now jumping on the bandwagon, not much remains to differentiate one app from the other.
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If you're not on the bandwagon yet — not even after the memes, the dancing, or the pro-Gosling protests – prepare to hitch a ride.
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Trump just isn't popular enough with voters – even among those who plan to vote for him – for others to jump on the Trump bandwagon.
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That's okay, ultimately, because these companies were young, but if the founder of the company doesn't truly believe, why should I join the bandwagon?
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And given all the hype around how Whole230 will make you feel, it makes sense that people are thirsty to jump on the bandwagon.
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LG is jumping on the VR bandwagon with the release of its new LG 360 VR headset, designed exclusively for the new G5 phone.
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And if you haven't jumped on the Snapchat bandwagon yet, now's a great time: Snapchat officially passed Twitter in terms of daily active users.
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Yet while I do have a soft spot for DBZ and the myriad media that orbits it, I fell off the bandwagon years ago.
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Before I jumped on the iPhone bandwagon back in 2013, I had always admired the sleekness and simplicity of iMessage on my friends' devices.
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He's the bloke Channel 5 cast in the lead role when they make some knock off fantasy drama to bandwagon Game of Thrones success.
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The outrage: Real fans are there for their team through good and bad, they don't just hop on the bandwagon when times are good.
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So if, in the wake of recent allegations against the company, you find yourself hopping on the #DeleteUber bandwagon, rest assured, you have options.
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If you haven't hopped on the Nicolas Jaar bandwagon yet—maybe you find him too heady, too experimental, too cerebral—put ears on this.
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All in all, as more and more travellers jump on the interactive bandwagon, the success of AskTSA's user-outreach services will continue to grow.
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So, have you jumped on the BOPIS bandwagon yet, or would you rather keep your e-comm and brick-and-mortar shopping experiences distinct?
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In case you've been living under a rock this last year, unicorns are everywhere right now — even Starbucks couldn't resist hopping on the bandwagon.
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Elmo and HBO are actually a bit slow to board the Christmas bandwagon; the Hallmark Channel began its annual "Countdown to Christmas" weeks ago.
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It's not hard to imagine an alternate reality in which Sanders picked up a bunch of bandwagon endorsements between New Hampshire and Super Tuesday.
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Prices peaked late in 2017, when it seemed like everyone was hopping on the get-rich-quick bandwagon and glued to their Coinbase apps.
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"In my opinion it's overused," he said, with many brands jumping on the ceramic bandwagon following the success of Rado, IWC and Chanel's J12.
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And making the contracts cash-settled means the exchanges — and their customers — can now ride the Bitcoin bandwagon without touching the cryptocurrency at all.
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Concerns about greenwashing have inevitably followed, as large corporations have started to seize opportunities to improve their images by jumping on the rewilding bandwagon.
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Sophie Turner jumped on the thigh-high slit bandwagon when she wore this revealing sequinned gown in 2017, which also featured a plunging neckline.
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"DACA is dead because the Democrats didn't care or act, and now everyone wants to get onto the DACA bandwagon," tweeted Trump on Monday.
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That could be your team's main rival, or it could be the glamorous bandwagon squad that the great swelling masses have come to favor.
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U.S. auto parts retailer Pep Boys, internet company Mozilla and German bank Commerzbank AG jumped on the bandwagon by suspending advertisement on the platform.
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Snapchat messages The defense presented audio from a police interview in which McKinney said Erickson is an "idiot" and jumped on the bandwagon easily.
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While the "Dean of Valuation's" view is much more optimistic than the "Oracle of Omaha's," he issued a word of caution to bandwagon investors.
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Yet the new connectivity is already taking a heavy toll on a government that has been unable to get on the bandwagon of modernity.
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In "Craeft: An Inquiry Into the Origins and True Meaning of Traditional Crafts," Langlands neither jumps aboard the homemade bandwagon nor stands athwart it.
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People 65 and over see things very differently: 73 percent say they prefer phone calls, while just 20 percent are on the texting bandwagon.
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I'm glad you finally now jumped the bandwagon of people like Bernie Sanders and AOC, but you're not part of the solution, Mr. Carlson.
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The GND push has thrust climate change into the national conversation, put House Democrats on notice, and created an intense and escalating bandwagon effect.
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Meanwhile, outside of the big three, every other phone maker seemed content to jump on the notched screen bandwagon and settle for similarly iterative aesthetics.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - With prices for U.S. livestock on the decline due to larger cattle and hog herds, meat processors are jumping on the jerky bandwagon.
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Well, now is your chance to hop on the bandwagon, because Dell is offering a pretty sweet discount on one of its gaming laptop models.
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Like a glitchy video game, there's an easy way to reset your hair health and jump back on that bandwagon you fell from last month.
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But now it seems she's back on the bronzed bandwagon, sharing a partially nude photo of herself on Snapchat sporting a freshly applied golden glow.
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London (CNN Business)KFC is jumping on the meat-free bandwagon, launching a vegan version of its signature crispy chicken burger in the United Kingdom.
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Several South Korean entertainment sites have also reported that K-pop celebrities are jumping onto the bandwagon to travel up North for some Pokémon action.
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Financial gurus like Mark Cuban and Warren Buffett have weighed in, offering their takes on why one should or shouldn't jump on the bitcoin bandwagon.
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On Sunday, Lambert posted an Instagram gallery shouting out her support acts — including Turnpike Troubadours — as she wrapped her Bandwagon tour with Little Big Town.
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"The basic idea is that governments develop infiltration strategies and content, and then use patriotic citizens and the bandwagon effect to disseminate information," Joseff said.
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That's right: I've sipped the same Kool-Aid as everyone else on Pinterest and Instagram — even Selena Gomez has recently hopped on the speckled bandwagon.
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Nevertheless, in an ironic departure from blockchain's libertarian origins, the very establishment that early supporters hoped it would displace is also jumping on the bandwagon.
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The southern province of Hainan was the first to jump on the bandwagon, saying it was thinking of doing so as early as November 2018.
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"I just jumped on the bandwagon and was trying to fit in with what I thought was the norm as a college freshman," Pace said.
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But for companies vying for attention in the competitive mobile industry, the oppo-tunity to jump on the bandwagon is too good to pass up.
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So you can use it with your Google Pixel phone, the LG G5, and other Android devices that have jumped on the USB-C bandwagon.
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The United States' luge team jumped on the bandwagon in the lead up to PyeongChang, enlisting the help of Stratasys to design a better sled.
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At CES, Ford also jumped on the Amazon Alexa bandwagon, announcing the Ford+Alexa app for SYNC that lets drivers use skills through the assistant.
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If you've been preoccupied with all things paranormal ever since October began (and you happen to be on the healing crystal bandwagon), you're in luck.
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"She never turned her back on me, she didn't publicly shame me, and she didn't hop on the 'I Hate Logan Paul' bandwagon," he continued.
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Now that Thorne has jumped on the septum bandwagon, we'll all be waiting with bated breath to see which trend the actress brings back next.
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The joke isn't unfounded, either: we're betting there were more than a few bandwagon fans in the crowd, especially given the Cubs' triumph last year.
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With a little more than two weeks left before Rogue One: A Star Wars Story hits theaters, Twitter has hopped onto the film's promotional bandwagon.
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While companies like Snapchat and Twitter have also joined the self-serve bandwagon, no such feature has been available on any audio platform until now.
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" He added, "No bandwagon but Conor is a true champion, fights with style and finesse, all the respect to Nate but his style is terrible.
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There have been so many different Kit Kat creations over the years that it was about time the candy hopped on the pumpkin spice bandwagon.
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Disney may not be following in the irreverent footsteps of "Deadpool" with its superhero flicks, but other production companies have already jumped onto the bandwagon.
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It's really all part of the bandwagon effect: not wanting to appear stupid or close-minded, everyone pretends to "get it," even if they don't.
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The Willie Cauley-Stein Bandwagon Has Plenty of Room I will forever believe that Willie Cauley-Stein is a useful, if not good, basketball player.
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A good rule of thumb is that as soon as generals and hospital administrators jump on a management bandwagon, it is time to ask questions.
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And to jump on the bandwagon yourself, click on for a visual (and shoppable) selection of the pieces that have us rethinking florals this season.
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Volkswagen has been slower to jump on the mobility bandwagon, partly because it has been consumed by an emission-cheating scandal involving its diesel models.
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Hong Kong is jumping on the global "smart city" bandwagon, but it's seen as having far to go to catch up with leading Asian competitors.
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Almost everything in life is controlled by smart technology these days, but did you ever think your hand sanitizer would hop on the smart bandwagon?
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Cosmetic companies have joined the bandwagon with supermarket chain Sainsbury's, British health and beauty retailer Superdrug, and Swedish fashion retailer H&M offering vegan lines.
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Get on the bandwagon with Baz Luhrmann's genesis story of hip-hop, when some teenagers brought something to the disco era while fighting gang culture.
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The New Yorker's unabashed intellectualism, commitment to deep inquiry, and skepticism of conservative politics is the kind of bandwagon decent liberals want to get on.
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"I don't think it encourages anybody to hop on the bandwagon and go public," said Robert Thomas, CEO of San Francisco-based security startup CloudPassage.
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She started a personal account when she was ten or 11, but when thread accounts began getting popular this summer, she jumped on the bandwagon.
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Lucie put her skin, hair, and taste buds on the line to test out coconut oil for those who haven't yet hopped on the bandwagon.
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But when she realizes that certain issues like marriage equality or minimum wage gain traction she is smart enough to jump on the bandwagon. Mrs.
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O on Thursday became the latest to jump on the bandwagon, changing its name to Long Blockchain Corp, helping its shares increase nearly four times.
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Big banks might not be jumping on the bitcoin bandwagon just yet, but other institutional investors are likely to warm up to cryptocurrencies this year.
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As a mother of a child with a disability, I got off the Trump bandwagon when he made fun of the reporter with a disability.
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In Germany, Bayern Munich's Bundesliga rivals do not see its success as a juggernaut crushing their expectations, but rather as a bandwagon to be followed.
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One of those events will be a 20th-anniversary concert featuring his trio, the Bandwagon, with Nasheet Waits on drums and Tarus Mateen on bass.
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The southern province of Hainan was the first to jump on the bandwagon, saying it was thinking of doing so as early as November 26.8650.
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Another app, Bandwagon, has been offering shared rides in yellow taxis since 2015 to travelers at the city's airports, Pennsylvania Station, and the Port Authority.
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Barstool Sports honcho Dave Portnoy is officially OFF the Antonio Brown bandwagon ... telling TMZ Sports he hates the WR now -- but he's open to change!!!
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There's some good stuff for Devils fans, too ... P.K. tells us now is the time to hop on the bandwagon, despite the team's slow start.
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Typically, people in the auction world say, a surge in prices prompts collectors to jump on the bandwagon, consigning their works by the same artist.
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It could also encourage users to decide to engage with a post solely based on its content rather than blindly joining some numbers-game bandwagon.
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But this wasn't just any old cab ride — I was trying to share a taxi with strangers going my way using an app called Bandwagon.
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Good news for those who jumped on the bitcoin bandwagon around the Thanksgiving holidays as family members talked up their new riches from crypto-trading.
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By joining with their political opponents on an anti-Trump bandwagon, they have decided to make this about themselves instead of the people they serve.
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But if you missed it the first time around, there's a great chance to jump on the bandwagon; it's now backwards compatible on Xbox One.
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It comes as no surprise, then, that he has nixed sportswear and streetwear from his catwalk collection, just as everyone else is jumping on the bandwagon.
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I knew when I signed on for work this morning that I would be facing the question of whether to jump on the Fergie-hating bandwagon.
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But for those with tan-to-dark skin tones, it's been tough to join the Glossier bandwagon because the coverage products were limited to five shades.
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After Liam Neeson opened up about his connection with a horse, Russell Crowe is jumping on the bandwagon to talk about his own "lifelong" (equine!) friend.
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And that's really the issue at heart, because not long after Essential and Apple made notches neat, everyone else hopped on the bandwagon and ruined it.
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While Larson has been on our lob goals list for a while now, she isn't the first celebrity to hop on the haircut bandwagon in 2019.
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Facebook and Instagram are jumping on the "time well spent" bandwagon with their own features that help you spend less time on Facebook and Instagram. Why?
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And like any budget-adverse tech journalist with an impulse buying compulsion, I felt this was the appropriate moment to hop on the backup phone bandwagon.
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Publications with a broad audience and reliance on access to movie stars are still effectively bandwagon-jumpers when it comes to sexual scandal involving powerful men.
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Taking a step back from dying altogether is also totally en vogue right now, with colorists jumping on the bandwagon of endorsing soft, lived-in locks.
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And she isn't the only one to jump on the royal bandwagon when it comes to creating themed-food for the biggest event of the year.
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Fox is jumping on the live-musical bandwagon, with "Grease: Live," broadcasting this month, and, in March, "The Passion," a musical about Jesus Christ's final days.
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These days, half of Hollywood is addicted to the either the pixie or buzzcut — and the bandwagon for the short style seems to be growing daily.
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So, we decided to jump on the undecided avocado bandwagon and conduct a taste test with the menu offerings from three different popular, fast-casual chains.
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Hulu hasn't gotten on the voice search bandwagon, so what's here just isn't as useful as what current streaming boxes from Apple and Amazon can do.
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The group will be joining Lambert again for 10 shows during her "Bandwagon Tour" with Little Big Town kicking off July 12 in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Salma Hayek also went blonde (if not only for a day), Solange recently jumped on the platinum bandwagon — even Kylie Jenner shared some blond snaps yesterday.
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Smart companies work to engineer such a bandwagon movement -- a process called category design that is described in the book "Play Bigger," which I co-authored.
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And the latest celeb to jump aboard that buzzed bandwagon might be the most surprising one yet, with Kate Hudson shaving off her hair last Thursday.
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Ford is hoping that businesses will be attracted to its very broad, loosely defined autonomous platform as a way to hop aboard the self-driving bandwagon.
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There's no shortage of athletes who have jumped on the keto bandwagon, but some researchers worry that they could actually be sabotaging their strength and fitness.
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With Meghan Markle and Prince Harry expecting their first child this spring, there's no better time than now for Zara to jump on the maternity bandwagon.
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Well, as a diehard Hathaway Head, I'm here to say: If you bandwagon-hated Anne Hathaway in the 2000s, then you are not invited to stan.
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The Jets were already the most likable bandwagon team in the league, and now their path to bringing the Cup home is blocked by… these guys?
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BTW ... the "Big Bank" spitter ain't a bandwagon fan -- dude's been there all season ... remember when he celebrated a TD with Robert Woods in Week 4??
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We don't expect everyone to jump on the fanny pack bandwagon, but this small, useful pouch can also slide onto backpack straps and waist dog leashes.
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She debuted her new haircut in a Instagram video, jumping on the bob bandwagon with fellow A-listers, including Suki Waterhouse, Ashley Benson, and Nina Dobrev.
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It is tempting for the business community and their representatives in Congress to jump on the anti-regulatory bandwagon for obvious short-term, bottom-line reasons.
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What we did on the self-esteem bandwagon is we did the whole thing of helping the child feel worthy but without the competence; it backfires.
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In November 1963, former President Dwight Eisenhower and a few professional friends met at New York's Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, concerned about the bandwagon developing for Sen.
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And now that all of your friends own one and that FOMO has started to kick it, it's time for you to jump on that bandwagon.
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But many have expressed scepticism over the impact the technology will have, arguing that banks have jumped on the "blockchain bandwagon" for the sake of publicity.
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"To use another baseball analogy, it's like steroids — once somebody starts juicing, anyone who wants to remain competitive has to jump on the bandwagon," he explained.
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With all the sharing and hearting, if you don't hop on the holiday bandwagon, you feel as if you're violating some kind of invisible social contract.
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"He is young, he is a new face, he doesn't come form the establishment," he said, adding that Cerefin had also benefited from a bandwagon effect.
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Since 1990, 40 countries have enacted this practice to curb emissions, and the number of countries jumping on the carbon pricing bandwagon has increased over time.
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It explores the Twitter hive mind (get it?) with bandwagon hashtags, activists, and trolls, against a setting that's much more interesting than any of that sounds.
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So I'm not taking Lifetime — or other corporations who have hopped on the empowerment bandwagon — to task for borrowing a mainstay of modern marketing buzz speak.
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Whether you've hopped on the menstrual-lingerie bandwagon yet or not, there are a couple of brands on the market that you're probably familiar with already.
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And while I don't want to jump on the bandwagon of heaping hate on the new logo, I'm sorry to say that the system feels wrong.
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I jumped on the bandwagon in my own little way by getting a pair of Moschino glasses with abacus-style MOSCHINO letters on the left arm.
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Cleveland was hoping that RGIII could recapture his brief glory days and help the Browns jump on the city's winning bandwagon alongside the Cavaliers and Indians.
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There's a weird groupthink mentality that causes the bandwagon of hating an artist, as they do Russ, and then have remorse when that hatred bubbles over.
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The Oprah bandwagon betrays the extent to which social causes and identities — and the tribal feelings they inspire — have come to eclipse anything resembling philosophical worldviews.
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The pair also tousled on the issue of a $15 minimum wage, with Sanders claiming Clinton had only just jumped on the bandwagon in supporting it.
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And with its light construction and useful features, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e is a perfect excuse if you refuse to jump on the Apple bandwagon.
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Other members of the U.S. business community could be tempted to jump on the protectionist bandwagon and identify more products that could be subject to tariffs.
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Bandwagon CEO David Mahfouda said in his message that the CES team didn't update its transportation info on its website or mobile app from previous years.
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Following explosions in value for cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, Ethereum and Ripple, some publicly traded companies jumped on the bandwagon trying to capitalize on the hype.
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" The same day on MSNBC, national political correspondent Steve Kornacki said, "Democratic voters like him, and if he starts winning, there could be a bandwagon effect.
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Following explosions in value for cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, Ethereum and Ripple, some publicly traded companies jumped on the bandwagon trying to capitalize on the hype.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Apple may not be fully on the crypto bandwagon like other tech companies, but it is keeping an eye on digital currency.
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More companies (we're looking at you, Apple) will hop on the bandwagon, production will be streamlined, and fingers crossed, 5G phones will be slightly more affordable.
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Bandwagon: Marakby is only the latest high-profile Uber employee to resign in the last couple of months while the company has faced a string of controversies.
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Plenty of other companies also hopped on the wireless bandwagon with both on-ear statement-makers and more subtle in-ear buds that are worth your consideration.
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It's so prevalent even Trump has jumped on that bandwagon and those who believe it's really a thing have begun adding red "X" emojis to their usernames.
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Sexy cutouts have been all over the red carpet, and Dancing With the Stars host Erin Andrews jumped on the skin-baring bandwagon for Monday night's episode.
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Nowadays, K-beauty brands launch left and right while Western companies are jumping on the bandwagon by introducing popular Korean technology, like cushion foundations and rubber masks.
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As the industry scales up, costs come down, and the benefits of BEBs become visible to the urban public, more and more cities will board the bandwagon.
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Initially, the public markets seemed to jump on the bandwagon, rewarding these marketplace IPOs with what looked like a healthy SaaS multiple — 28.6x+ on forward net revenues.
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There is plenty of competition in the space — YouTube TV is going toe-to-toe in this space, and I'd expect more to jump on the bandwagon.
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If you East Coasters are thinking you'll wait and catch Disrupt when it comes to New York City, you'll want to jump on this West Coast bandwagon.
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It's no secret Jenner's on the "bring back Juicy Couture sweatsuits" bandwagon, and the star's pushing even harder to get the trend going in this shoot too.
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But the benefit to the consumer would be immeasurable, and could end up being a valuable marketing tool until every winemaker jumps on the drip-free bandwagon.
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And while the rest of the world hopped onto the bandwagon in 2017, it's apparent that Watson started the fad a year before everyone else caught on.
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Later, services like Hulu hopped on the original content bandwagon but chose instead to release their shows weekly, as if they had an appointed cable time slot.
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With half of the American workforce spending some time each week working remotely, it's only a matter of time before they jump on the digital nomad bandwagon.
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Other zoos are getting on the bandwagon as well, after noticing their guests' devotion to the game, and the amusing juxtaposition of real animals beside imaginary ones.
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But Redditors have also jumped on the bandwagon and upvoted posts of Trump with the word "idiot," which encouraged Google's search algorithms to associate the two together.
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So, the "smart luggage" trend is growing ever more popular with travelers and you're looking to hop on the bandwagon — but you don't know where to start.
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Argentina isn't the only tropical locale hopping on the tourist refund bandwagon: The U.S. Virgin Islands Department of Tourism is offering $300 to each visitor throughout 2017.
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Gerber's cut is quickly cementing itself as the cool-girl hairstyle of 2019, with celebs like Brie Larson and Mandy Moore also hopping on the bob bandwagon.
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Or it could create an artificial bandwagon effect by encouraging some caucus-goers to jump to Sanders' side under the belief that he will be the victor.
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Winning that crown laid the foundations for Monday's triumph, which ensured that Japan will be the defending champions when the Olympic bandwagon rolls into Tokyo in 2020.
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"Los Angeles, they don't have any pride in their own city at all," she said ... while ripping Los Angelinos for being bandwagon Lakers, Dodgers and Rams fans.
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That Trump and other conservatives seem so eager to jump on the tech-is-biased-against-us bandwagon should be concerning, especially ahead of the 2018 elections.
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However, Trump's children, according to the deposition, believe that Zakarian was simply "following the bandwagon" and didn't have strong political convictions of his own, the magazine reported.
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YG says there are a lot of so-called Nipsey Hussle "fans" out there who are jumping on the bandwagon and pissing off the late rapper's family.
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You are good fans; anyone who calls even one among you a "bandwagon-jumper" doesn't understand just how long 108 years vis a vis the human lifespan.
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Their son Barron got in on the action too: Heck, even "beleaguered" Attorney General Jeff Sessions got on the protective eyewear bandwagon (alongside Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross)!
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Apple itself has just hitched a ride on the ceramic bandwagon with its new top-of-the-line Apple Watch encased in a crisp white ceramic shell.
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Apparently, it's been in the works for over a year, so Skype doesn't want anyone thinking it just jumped on the bandwagon after Facebook made a move.
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Then there's the classic Guston of the early 693s, when he joined the Abstract Expressionist bandwagon just in time to generally rank among the movement's first generation.
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Jeb Bush jumped on the bandwagon on Wednesday with a surprise endorsement of Cruz, describing the Texas senator as "a consistent, principled conservative" in a Facebook post.
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Apple doesn't sell anything like these NeckPods, so you'll have to go with a third-party solution until the world's largest company gets on the NeckPod bandwagon.
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But, before jumping on the bandwagon of condemnation, it might be worthwhile to stop and consider all—not just some—of the issues that are at stake.
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Here's betting that the "bandwagon" advertisers who abandoned Ingraham are right now making commercial buys for other outspoken cable news hosts, maybe even on FNC's competing channels.
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The frenzy on Capitol Hill over a smattering of Russian advertisements would be comical except that most of the American media has jumped on the hysteria bandwagon.
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Horton is holding out for bipartisan fixes to the country's health care challenges, and she spoke candidly about why she's not on the "Medicare for all" bandwagon.
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Xiaomi doesn't want to miss the 5G bandwagon — the company just unveiled its first smartphone that comes with a 5G modem at a press conference in Barcelona.
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That's because basic income promises to do the two things that will make make right-wingers jump onto the social services bandwagon: save money and reduce government.
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Though, if you weren't able to make it to New York City, or simply jumped on the bandwagon too late to purchase tickets, then have no fear.
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Now that most people have a smartphone and nearly everyone is using messaging apps and social networks, it's easier to see trends and jump on the bandwagon.
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Instead of finding himself at the head of the bandwagon as he did in 2011, Mr. Savage sometimes feels as if he is shouting into the wind.
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Metrics conveying strong bandwagon support, just like five stars for a product on Amazon, are quite persuasive, in part because they represent a consensus among many opinions.
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Yakuza seems to be finally having a long awaited moment outside of Japan with Yakuza 0, and it's a really good time to get on the bandwagon.
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That was Samantha Bee's message to anyone who feels a slip of empathy or gratitude for Republicans who are just now jumping off the Donald Trump bandwagon.
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Later in the evening, Sotheby's also jumped on the KAWS bandwagon when it offered the 2008 canvas, "Kurf (Hot Dog)," estimated at $6.63 million to $2.5 million.
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Many have joined this Daf Yomi (page a day) bandwagon because of the congenial typography, translations and commentary of the ArtScroll edition, known as the Schottenstein Talmud.
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Tiktokers, it would seem, are slightly less enthused about playing with brooms, but still jumped on the bandwagon with all the jokes and irony they could muster.
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In hopes for other industries to be the main driver of revenue, many Middle East countries jumping into the bandwagon of opening up their state-owned resources.
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Former AOL and Google executive Tim Armstrong also jumped on the bandwagon with the dtx company, his new company focused on the direct-to-consumer retail market.
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Like other newfound piercing devotees, I've found myself on the #curatedear bandwagon, fueled by the many close-up images of daintily studded lobes on my Instagram feed.
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Actor Jamie Foxx became the latest celebrity to join the ICO bandwagon on Thursday when he promoted the token sale of Cobinhood, a free cryptocurrency trading exchange.
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Donald Trump is still on the Patriots bandwagon ... praising both Robert Kraft and Tom Brady at a White House event Wednesday -- despite the new Pats video scandal.
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Just days apart from Ashley Benson going shorter and Kendall Jenner getting a new ombré color, Zooey Deschanel has joined the bandwagon with a new lighter look.
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This thinking goes that they were waiting for their chance to board the proverbial bandwagon for 15 minutes of fame -- an approach that is patronizing at best.
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"DACA is dead because the Democrats didn't care or act, and now everyone wants to get onto the DACA bandwagon... No longer works," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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I have had strangers yell at me in public, posters insult me with statistics, and I have even witnessed countless peers jump on the ani-vaping bandwagon.
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Companies are often accused of copying Apple, but in this case it is unlikely there will be a flood of companies jumping on the anti-Facebook bandwagon.
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I don't like to hop on bandwagon and say, "I'm a Barcelona fan," or "I'm a Munich fan," even though they're really good and impressive to watch.
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Emma Stone was spotted at the 30th Annual Producers Guild Awards decidedly not rocking her signature auburn locks — or jumping on the golden accents or platinum blonde bandwagon.
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New York (CNN Business)McDonald's is inching closer to getting fully on board the meatless burger bandwagon with a new version in one of its biggest international markets.
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Lil Wayne sent a not-so-friendly reminder to Birdman that they're still beefing -- and got a crowd full of his highest fans to jump on his bandwagon.
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The cosmetics mogul shared some photos of herself hopping on the multiple ear piercing bandwagon, a nod to the latest L.A. beauty trend that our editors are sporting.
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In looking for roadblock that could stop the jobs bandwagon, and potentially the economic expansion, when will those critical people stop showing up in the monthly jobs report?
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It also seems to overlook the fact that female Republicans who are turned off by Trump's sexist rhetoric and abrasive style are already on the Stop Trump bandwagon.
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Yes, a lot of the major record labels have jumped on the bandwagon of RSD and are releasing stuff you wouldn't traditionally find on vinyl, like Little Mix.
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Many have tried to jump on the mukbang bandwagon, but the genre has had some bad PR as it grew beyond Korea and expanded into platforms like Twitch.
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They made a splash at the Billboard Music Awards, and now BTS is ready to hop the beauty bandwagon and turn the famous brand into something even bigger.
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With seemingly everyone jumping on the Bitcoin bandwagon these days, including institutional investors, it's hard to chalk up Bitcoin's meteoric rise solely to the behavior patterns of millennials.
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But ICOs may well be the most popular investment craze since the dotcom boom of 1999-2000; even Paris Hilton, a celebrity heiress, has jumped on the bandwagon.
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HTC is the latest to hop onto the blockchain bandwagon, with the company announcing plans to make a new blockchain-powered Android phone, as first reported by TheNextWeb.
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Many private investors have jumped on the bandwagon to describe their projects as Belt and Road-related, while local governments have rolled out individual Belt and Road plans.
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Microsoft, Google, Amazon and everybody else seems to have jumped on this bandwagon in the last year or so, but why is everybody so excited about this stuff?
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Prisma only launched its video feature earlier this month, lagging behind app rivals like PicsArt that quickly jumped aboard the art filter bandwagon with their own feature clones.
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If you're not on the rose quartz bandwagon yet but would like to be, finding where to get the best (and most ethically sourced) stones can be overwhelming.
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But he may also be trying to generate a bandwagon effect, a well-documented phenomenon in political science but one that may leave him vulnerable to future disruptions.
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Facebook hopped on the chip-developing bandwagon earlier this year, when they started to build a team that could design custom chips to power server and consumer hardware.
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Like Fitbit: it starting selling wireless health trackers in 2009 (in the early days, they were basically techie pedometers), and more recently, it jumped on the smartwatch bandwagon.
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In the age of high-fashion brands recreating cheap favorites -- Vetements' recreations of Hanes T-shirts for $740, for example -- Balenciaga may just be jumping on the bandwagon.
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He favors a public option under which consumers could pay into the federal Medicare or Medicaid healthcare programs, but has not jumped on the Medicare-for-All bandwagon.
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More and more people jump on the bandwagon, and pretty soon you've got an event with more planned attendees than the maximum capacity of some Premier League games.
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Investors have also jumped on the bandwagon, pushing the iShares MSCI Brazil Capped ETF (EWZ) more than 11 percent higher this year, handily outperforming the S&P 500.
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Hopping aboard the Tide Pods meme bandwagon, noble Brooklyn crusader Vinnie's Pizzeria is attempting to curb the trend of moronic daredevils consuming laundry detergent that apparently resembles candy.
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Master & Dynamic, Bang & Olufsen, and Bowers & Wilkins all sit alongside Audeze on Apple's shelves, and each has plenty of motivation to hitch a ride on the Lightning bandwagon.
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And so, when the GameCube came out, it sounded different enough to finally jump onto the console bandwagon; and with that, every new system coming out was feminine.
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Despite Crowdpac's defense, the Wall Street Journal's editorial board jumped onto the bribery bandwagon on Tuesday, saying the campaign is clear "quid pro quo" and questioning its legality.
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After another lackluster performance on Sunday night against the Los Angeles Rams, the Browns' bandwagon is much less crowded than it was at the start of the season.
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"This represents an opportunity for companies that are trying to jump on that bandwagon to take advantage of that confluence of factors at the same time," he said.
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Hostess, which has a reputation for producing snacks with inordinately long shelf lives, cannot easily jump aboard the healthier-food bandwagon: Quinoa Sno Balls or Kale Zingers anyone?
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Justin Timberlake is jumping on the Amazon Prime Day bandwagon and offering up a deal ... slashing the price of his SoHo penthouse Monday by nearly a quarter million.
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Whether or not you're ready to jump onto the craft iced tea bandwagon, one thing's for certain: These look a hell of a lot tastier than charcoal water.
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To make things easier, Amazon already has 2019 advent calendars available for pre-order from companies like Lego and Funko Pop — and now, Disney has joined the bandwagon.
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Unfortunately, in 2016, a Heathers TV series could wind up seeming less like an homage to the movie and more like an attempt to jump on Murphy's bandwagon.
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Philadelphia Phillies No, there are no reasons to hate a team that's averaged like 28 wins a year since 21, but I'm getting on the hate bandwagon early.
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"To some degree, there's an educational component to [these videos] but the intention and the reason that people jumped on the bandwagon is for marketing purposes," he says.
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But blind hatred, hatred that comes from not from reading her work or consuming her TV shows but instead from jumping on a bandwagon, is all too common.
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There are plenty of reasons to refrain from jumping on the panic buying bandwagon; it takes away critical supplies for frontliners and health care workers, and spreads hysteria.
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August 2010 Dear Amy: I had to hop on the bandwagon and respond to the letter about the 12-year-old boy who had lots of stuffed animals.
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Alexi Lalas ain't hoppin' on the Tiger Woods comeback bandwagon just yet ... 'cause the U.S. soccer legend says we'll NEVER see Tiger return to his old dominant form.
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Some chains want to jump on the chicken-sandwich bandwagon, but the biggest story is executives&apos envy of the tech and customer service at Chick-fil-A.
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He was a press aide in Adlai E. Stevenson's losing race against President Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1956, and joined the Kennedy bandwagon that defeated Nixon in 1960.
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The gloves have come off as Jenkins tries to frame Morrisey as late to the Trump bandwagon, while Morrisey focuses on Jenkins's history as a Democratic state legislator.
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NBC and CBS have jumped on the bandwagon, highlighting Clinton's latest desperate claim that Trump is the favored candidate of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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In the corporate technology market, the major companies are racing to get on the artificial intelligence bandwagon, though they lack the early lead and powerful branding of Watson.
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He was making dance-floor-oriented hip-hop long before others hopped on the bandwagon — sometimes thrillingly, like on the updated hip-house of "Planet Pit" in 2011.
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"DACA is dead because the Democrats didn't care or act, and now everyone wants to get onto the DACA bandwagon," the Republican president said in a Twitter post.
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The deals are clearly aimed to get the youth back on the burrito bandwagon, since their parents are probably still pretty upset about the whole "pooping blood" thing.
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In case you didn't know, Amazon recently revealed a bunch of new Alexa-powered gadgets to the world, further giving us reason to hop on the smart home bandwagon.
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Just when you were getting used to the idea of wirelessly charging your iPhone 8, BMW's jumped on the bandwagon with a giant wireless charging pad for your car.
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BroadbandNow, which is a partially industry-funded search engine for home internet providers, is identifying and releasing data on the ISPs trying to jump on the capped data bandwagon.
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While the heart-rate tracking earbuds and sneakers may be more for serious athletes and those training for marathons, HealthBox is all getting people on the fitness tracking bandwagon.
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So, it makes sense that CBS would find a way to remind fans that it's time to get back on the All Access bandwagon, now that Discovery has returned.
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Either something is hyped up and you want to catch the bandwagon before it's too late, or the tide has turned and everyone wants to get rid of it.
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The boys say it's harmless, but the girls agree it's too fast, and soon enough half the boys jump on the girls' bandwagon after I tell them more details.
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I realized I had missed the bandwagon when I overheard a double date of 70+ year olds discussing investing in it over dinner at a no-jeans golf course.
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If a new smartphone has a feature you desire and can't get on your existing phone, you spend $600 on a new handset and you're riding the appropriate bandwagon.
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Ohio State University's Randall Schweller argues that countries tend to bandwagon with revisionist powers like the Targaryen alliance when they want to strengthen their position in the international system.
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Food & Wine reports that Trolli Sour Gummi Worms is the latest brand to jump on the merch bandwagon...but nobody's complaining when fluorescent sweatshirts and googly eyes are involved.
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Cannabis in EverythingAs marijuana laws continue to loosen, more and more food manufacturers are jumping on the bandwagon, notes food consultant company Baum + Whiteman in its annual trend forecast.
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EVEN before "Black Panther" became the highest-grossing superhero movie of all time in America, Hollywood film-makers were casting round for stories to hitch to the Africa bandwagon.
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"I haven't been bugging you about this, but I feel like you should really get on our bandwagon and try and get this DNA test done," advises Jenner, 60.
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The Pen-F can record video at 163p full HD resolution at up to 60 frames per second, but I think it's time to get on the 4K bandwagon.
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But hard-core Irish republicans, who tend to be secular, dismiss such talk as sentimental, or as a cynical attempt by the church to jump on their revolutionary bandwagon.
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By making digital payments available in full-fledged capacity on smartphones, the country is diminishing the barrier point and making it easier for more users to join the bandwagon.
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"In high school, I was all on the Crispr bandwagon," says Jiwoo Lee, who won top awards at the 2016 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair for her work.
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Broadly, fast food has been slower to jump on the organic bandwagon even as organic items have gone mainstream in grocery stores and other segments of the restaurant industry.
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That being said, there's a nice bit of brand synergy going on here, with Sony providing a complete solution to getting your old music onto its Hi-Res bandwagon.
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Though the wound from last year's historic NBA Finals loss to LeBron's Cleveland Cavaliers is still fresh, this long-time (read: NOT bandwagon!) Golden State Warriors fan is ready.
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"In the short term, more speculators could jump on the bandwagon and drive the price even higher, especially as the palladium market is very small and illiquid," it said.
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It is therefore no wonder that Congress and financial experts quickly jumped aboard the anti-Libra bandwagon when Facebook in June announced its plan to create its own cryptocurrency.
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Politicians from across the spectrum jumped on the bandwagon to label the movement the Fethullah Terrorist Organization, or FETO, despite the absence of any credible proof of terrorist activity.
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"The more people start jumping on the bandwagon going lower ... the sooner we can get on a rally mode," said Bruce McCain, chief investment strategist at Key Private Bank.
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Death Cab for Cutie frontman Ben Gibbard was early on the Frightened Rabbit bandwagon, falling in love with Midnight Organ Fight and inviting the band to open for his.
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Samsung, for its part, has jumped onto the artificial intelligence bandwagon by buying Viv, an artificial intelligence company founded by the core team that created Apple's digital assistant, Siri.
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"As soon as the Depression was over, Halloween was becoming a popular holiday," Ms. Nigro said, and would-be ragamuffins began to climb aboard the trick-or-treating bandwagon.
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