It's buzzy the way that wasps are buzzy in the summer: everywhere all of a sudden and annoying.
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Vietnam, in particular, has become a buzzy destination for VCs.
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The buzzy new battery company Advano says it already has.
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Or because the installation is suddenly buzzy with multimedia information.
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But are these buzzy startups really worth billions of dollars?
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Buzzy credit card startup Brex has had a breakout year.
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Or even to make it onto a buzzy party list.
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It uses a buzzy new technology called robotic process automation.
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Derince also toyed with tone: buzzy, piercing, nasal, twangy, keening.
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The buzzy payments fintech Stripe has a $35 billion valuation.
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We've mixed old classics and personal favorites with buzzy new releases.
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His normally buzzy Twitter feed was untouched for nearly 15 hours.
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First, there was the buzzy footage in HBO's "Coming Soon" teaser.
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Chances are, you've heard of Netflix's buzzy Stranger Things by now.
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Misty Copeland isn't just a buzzy name anymore, she's an icon.
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The buzzy Democratic firm that botched the Iowa caucuses, from HuffPost.
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The buzzy startups Robinhood and Cadre are known for different things.
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The old favorites simply could not compete with buzzy, new spots.
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On October 11, the CW premiered its buzzy new reboot Dynasty.
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Buzzy and Shelly have their own breakup in this episode, too.
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And it's more than just a buzzy catchphrase — it's a movement.
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Initial rumors suggested that the entire Buzzy robot had been kidnapped.
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But buzzy names didn't absolve the foods of their nutritional sins.
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Plus, dense, walkable areas tend to be buzzy and culturally vibrant.
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In Transit Summer isn't the busiest time for buzzy hotel openings.
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The Buzzy piloting your brain better steer shit back on track.
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There have always been restaurants that have been buzzy or zeitgeisty.
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The buzzy New York label Lorod continues to charm fashion's elite.
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You don't need to go far for a buzzy cocktail scene.
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Swift kicked off 2020 with a buzzy Netflix documentary, Miss Americana.
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This week has seen four straight days of massively buzzy premieres.
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Buzzy startups fall into the hands of foreign acquirers, often American ones.
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She's going places, and those places are likely the next buzzy movie.
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BoJack's sixth season is actually Netflix's fourth buzzy premiere of the week.
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The skaters turned actors emit a buzzy energy that can't be faked.
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Think: brand-new launches and limited-edition holiday sets from buzzy brands.
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Zuckerberg's company has made itself known for spotting and acquiring buzzy apps.
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Self-driving car startup Aurora might be as buzzy as they come.
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Martin Mignot, the Index investor with an eye for buzzy consumer startups
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It's slick looking, curvy hardware with a suitably buzzy four-letter name.
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Burger King's buzzy marketing is boosting sales and sweeping all the awards.
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But its Ontario Street location, a five-minute stroll from buzzy Blvd.
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This is Apple's second integration with a buzzy fitness brand this month.
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For nearly a decade, that's been the message from buzzy transportation companies.
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Podcast hosts gab about the latest buzzy direct-to-consumer mattress brands.
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Fintech has become a buzzy label that often doesn't really mean anything.
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Casper, the buzzy online mattress startup, filed to go public on Friday.
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We here at Mashable love a buzzy tech startup, whether it's Yo!
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Buzzy insurtechs say AI and big data could soon transform insurance policies.
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Skin Deep How a super-niche category got to be so buzzy.
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Both piers are filled with buzzy restaurants, hip nightlife, and chic shops.
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Now he's back with "Broccoli," a collaboration with buzzy young rapper Lil Yachty.
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This miniseries was a huge, buzzy hit when it first aired in 1984.
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Buzzy categories include beauty products like skin care and pet products, Walsh says.
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Sarah agrees — she wants to know if her mom is supporting Buzzy financially.
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"To me, that's the story," says Buzzy Cohen, winner of the 2017 Jeopardy!
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Ben Sinclair and Katja Blichfeld's buzzy web series gets a big-budget makeover.
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And she might, as the new head of community at buzzy startup Brex.
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Below is the pitch deck that's helped this buzzy fintech startup raise millions.
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See how the buzzy creatures have made the vice president's residence their home.
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At 1:30 PM, the vibe in the kitchen was buzzy and light.
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Unusually for a buzzy tech firm, C2FO is not based in Silicon Valley.
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In the summer, clouds can sometimes be of the buggy, buzzy GNAT kind.
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All summer, she was soaring, slinging buzzy plans and climbing in the polls.
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Even before landing on "repeal and replace," Republicans scorched Democrats with buzzy phrases.
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"A Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes" is sure to be a buzzy release.
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When researching internships, don't just consider buzzy names such as Google and Facebook.
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BUZZY CONTENT: The Morning Show is unquestionably the service's most anticipated original series.
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Inside, she found buzzy direct-to-consumer brands and plenty of millennial pink.
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But he also took time to give his thoughts on some other buzzy topics.
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We have all the info on the newest calendar (and it's buzzy stars!), below.
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Despite this notoriety, there is much more to Seren Sensei than that buzzy clip.
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Tech's buzzy litany of cliches like "breakthrough" or "innovative" mischaracterizes what technology actually does.
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" The buzzy new song, Franklin explains, arrived via "this mosquito of a guitar lick.
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Shelly realizes that Buzzy has been lying to her about the reason he's broke.
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The category was stacked with veteran names, previous Oscar winners and buzzy fresh faces.
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Artificial intelligence is becoming buzzy throughout the tech industry, and cybersecurity is no different.
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They say that the "Dying Alone" and "Favorite Daughter" tops are buzzy as well.
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Released yesterday, it's a confident and buzzy album that switches from brash to pensive.
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Beretta is buzzy, in the Mission, and does an Italian-esque brunch all day.
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Poor Shelly had to dump Buzzy after she caught him in an egregious lie.
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The buzzy home-fitness startup Mirror just got the seal of approval from Lululemon.
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Peloton, the buzzy exercise-bike startup, filed for its initial public offering on Tuesday.
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Sales of its buzzy $2,000 bike are likely to slow as the company matures
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Read more: Buzzy healthcare startup SmileDirectClub just went public at an $8.9 billion valuation.
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Earlier this week, buzzy Silicon Valley microbiome startup uBiome filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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However, there are exceptions to every rule — particularly with buzzy industries and business models.
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Famous athletes, musicians, and actors are all investors in this buzzy, universally loved company.
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WeWork's shelved IPO wasn't the only letdown from a buzzy consumer company this year.
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Coote is the sixth senior employee to leave the buzzy finance company in 2019.
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Read more: Buzzy insurtechs say AI and big data could soon transform insurance policies.
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And unlike other buzzy trends of the moment, it shows no signs of slowing.
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There was clearly more to the story of that buzzy front row cameo, though.
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Red carpets are known for glitz, glam and buzzy conversations about who's wearing what.
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HBO's recent mini-series "Chernobyl" appeared an even less likely candidate for buzzy relevance.
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Louix Louis, the St. Regis's glossy, buzzy new restaurant, feels transplanted from another hotel.
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The increasingly buzzy downtown is luring visitors with recently-opened shops and watering holes.
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All the while, his buzzy email company is plugging along, amassing more interested users.
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Buzzy new streaming service Quibi has been shown off at the CES tech conference.
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The buzzy biotech, which went public in 2018, has been solely focused on research.
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Washington (CNN)Over the past two months, since his buzzy launch February 1, Sen.
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The Jason Wu collection, full of ladylike fit-and-flare dresses, was particularly buzzy.
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Sex lives at the heart of everything in Netflix's buzzy new serial killer drama Mindhunter.
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"These are buzzy animals and no one likes to see them being killed," said Clements.
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Canada has banned Soylent, the meal-replacement food created by a buzzy Silicon Valley startup.
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So long, many doubted whether the buzzy headsets would ever see the light of day.
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It's not surprising that the artist would incorporate buzzy, high-tech entertainment into his tours.
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Tommaso has said that the buzzy little cubes will be up and running by 2020.
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I SAW MINAGE JUST LAUNCHED OVER THE PAST FEW DAYS, ALI WONG HAS BEEN BUZZY.
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Buzzy, by the time they rushed him to the hospital, his stomach distended, had died.
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Buzzy UK finance startup Starling Bank lost another senior employee amid an exodus of executives.
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The painting had distracted Robert all through dinner, this buzzy black hole on the wall.
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It was a high-budget production that was buzzy, sexy, and actually fun to watch.
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The frenzy was not driven by a buzzy new restaurant or a new Apple store.
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In the 1950s, Fisher Price started to develop plastic toys like the classic Buzzy Bee.
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A year of buzzy pet performances raises the question: Are animals getting better at acting?
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Installations dedicated to group projects on the museum's top ramp have a comparably buzzy vibe.
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VGS counts buzzy fintech upstarts Brex, Petal, and Goldman-backed Deserve as customers, among others.
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Over the past few months, the once-buzzy company has faced a litany of issues.
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American Dirt was a heavily promoted and buzzy book before its publication on January 21.
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New York (CNN Business)After years of buzzy growth, oat milk is coming to Starbucks.
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The look, while buzzy, was short-lived, and Jenner quickly returned to her dark hair.
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See below for 10 buzzy movies and TV shows that we&aposre still waiting for.
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BUZZY CONTENT: If you're a Friends fan, then this is the streaming service for you.
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Tuchscherer was also the first CFO of another buzzy startup, Snowflake, valued at $3.9 billion.
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Facebook's Oculus offering and virtual reality in general are the buzzy things of the moment.
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And for 2019, PEOPLE can exclusively announce the two buzzy stars picked to support the cause.
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It's always a fun, buzzy spot for Sichuan dishes at night, but Sundays mean Dim Sum.
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Of the former category, my favorite is "Sunny Afternoon" and its wicked, laconically buzzy synth riff.
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We asked Matt Fugate, hairstylist at John Frieda, what he thinks of this buzzy beauty hack.
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" Intel didn't pick Volocopter out of a folder marked "buzzy vertical take-off and landing startups.
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Comic-Con is here, and that means a surge of new trailers for big, buzzy films.
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Adam Rippon's life is forever changed following his buzzy, adorable appearance at the 2018 Winter Olympics.
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The campaigns say Twitter, on the other hand, is made for live conversations during buzzy moments.
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Among his "active" bets are such buzzy companies as Harry's the shaving company, PagerDuty, and MasterClass.
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And it certainly makes a movie more "buzzy" to have a first-timer at the helm.
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FRIDAY PUZZLE — Weekends are familiar territory for Pete Wentz, as are slangy and buzzy debut entries.
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The last chorus becomes an overdubbed, very-late-60s chorale before a final buzzy guitar note.
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Nicki Minaj signed with Lil Wayne's label in 2009 after releasing a string of buzzy mixtapes.
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Once-buzzy digital media company Refinery29 is combining with Vice Media in a mostly stock sale.
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Healthcare, Retail, TransportationuBiome insiders say key science at the buzzy startup was flawed from the start.
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Derris is the public-relations agency that represents buzzy brands like Glossier, Everlane, and Warby Parker.
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Here's how one of Silicon Valley's legendary venture firms is approaching investment in the buzzy industry.
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If you thought the names on the runway were buzzy, the FROW was truly star-studded.
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It reveals the inroads that slidey, buzzy synthesizers have made in a previously guitar-driven band.
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In June 2013, Kiini had its launch party at a buzzy restaurant owned by Mr. Becker.
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The wellness committee helps employees think critically about work-life balance and buzzy issues like burnout.
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Or, if you're in the market for something volumizing, try Odele's buzzy new sulfate-free line.
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Washburn's buzzy debut novel explores the shifting bonds of family and the inescapable pull of home.
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A buzzy cohort of startups are trying to redefine how shoppers take out credit at checkout.
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But Driver's weirdness is not the thing that makes him a bankable, awards-worthy, buzzy success.
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A buzzy Off Broadway musical, based on Sue Monk Kidd's best seller, puts away its hives.
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" He also said this group was known for restaurants that are "buzzy, glamorous, lively and fun.
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Should established firms have a responsibility to make clear when they&aposre behind buzzy new products?
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Dan DeFrancesco talked to fintech dealmakers to identify seven buzzy companies Wall Street could target next.
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Oh, and could we get suggestions for buzzy gluten-free restaurants to dine at that evening?
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Fashion Review Rachel Comey and Vaquera get New York Fashion Week off to a buzzy start.
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Caash's music exists somewhere near the intersection of songcraft, dance clips, buzzy video and Foley art.
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Buzzy sleep startup Casper has filed to go public but gave no details on its fundraising.
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One or two longer buzzy sessions will bring this down to maybe a day or two.
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Even with a buzzy company and a great product, the startup world can still be unforgiving.
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Yes, it has some buzzy-sounding probiotics in it, but they're not doing anything for you.
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The show floor at Cobo Center, which can be buzzy on a press day, was subdued.
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Industry insiders say buzzy millennial media company TheSkimm has been looking for an investor or buyer as user growth slowsThe buzzy media darling TheSkimm has been looking for an investor or buyer as media companies consolidate around it, people familiar with the talks told Business Insider.
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It's brimming with buzzy but legitimate journalism — plus fiery op-eds and must-see firsthand videos. Consumerist.
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And Morphe — a newer buzzy brand that's especially popular among beauty bloggers — is one of the latest.
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Although home births are buzzy right now, especially among celebrities, they're viewed as somewhat controversial and risky.
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That buzzy upcoming TV series The Mandalorian (among other things) seems to have put it to rest.
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And now Facebook says it will shutter M, its buzzy full-service virtual assistant, on Jan. 19.
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It's flashy, uses a lot of buzzy phrases like "music discovery," and, well, it's a little cringey.
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Amidst concerns over the gaming mechanics of a popular buzzy app called Stolen, its creators Hey Inc.
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The buzzy pop punk remains but is now tempered with a more rounded approach to pop music.
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When it finally hit stores, it did what buzzy new beauty products do best: It sold out.
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Now, they're breaking into leather goods with a collaboration with buzzy Brooklyn-based handbag designer Brandon Blackwood.
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Dakota Johnson loses herself to the dance in a new clip from her buzzy horror film, Suspiria.
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A quick recap of the buzzy Light Between Oceans romance: Boy meets girl on a movie set.
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This is, of course, just the latest in the never-ending lineup of buzzy new Oreo flavors.
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And he wasn't the only comedy star to prove his dramatic chops with a buzzy Sundance premiere.
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I wasn't expecting the latest launch from the buzzy brand, which officially hits Milk Makeup and Sephora.
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Indica is known for its relaxing, lethargic qualities while sativa is known for it's buzzy, uplifting boost.
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The British actor stars in the buzzy Italian fashion house's cruise '17 campaign, which focuses on tailoring.
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Many people were involved in the spectacular downfall of once-buzzy Silicon Valley blood testing wunderkind, Theranos.
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Buzzy bedroom A couple couldn't figure out what that buzzing noise was in their house in Spain.
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Critics, including Mashable's Angie Han, already gave their thoughts on the WTF-factor of the buzzy film.
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This cider is sweet, buzzy and you don't even have to watch over it as it cooks.
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It's a sour turn for the buzzy startup, which helps small businesses manage their human resource operations.
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There's one particularly buzzy formula that has the potential to flip even the staunchest of non-believers.
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" #jeopardy â€" Seth Payne (@isell_Pro_Payne) May 24, 2016 I have an increasingly serious crush on Buzzy Cohen.
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We got a look at the pitch deck of buzzy Silicon Valley health-tech startup Sempre Health.
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Payless has been struggling against online competitors such as Amazon-owned Zappos and buzzy startups like Allbirds.
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In January, Chipotle debuted a line of "Lifestyle Bowls," designed to fit in different buzzy dieting trends.
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To date, they have backed the AI-powered identity-checking startup Onfido and buzzy security firm Tessian.
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Buzzy indoor fitness startup Peloton publicly released its S-1 paperwork for a public offering on Tuesday.
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Come for the buzzy startup vibes, stay for the gorgeous photos by Business Insider's own Hollis Johnson.
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Atlanta producer Leonce has distinguished himself with buzzy remixes, ballroom-heavy dancefloor mixes, and innovative, inclusive parties.
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Honeybees, the buzzy crop-pollinators so vital to world agriculture, have had a rough couple of years.
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It's the latest example of a buzzy startup passing up traditional funding in favor of angel investors.
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Twenty-six floors up, the buzzy Eclipse bar offers unbeatable, near-panoramic views through enormous wraparound windows.
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The festival has traditionally been associated with helping to launch buzzy social apps like Twitter or Foursquare.
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Clusters of men and women often intersect for a buzzy feel that involves shmoozing, dancing and observing.
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The experimental pop producer Sophie and the buzzy singer-songwriter King Princess are also slated to appear.
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Lucas Hedges has had a busy year, with roles in buzzy movies like Boy Erased and mid90s.
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When Disney has bumpy quarters, it tends to try to soften the landing by making buzzy announcements.
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Since 2008, Goop has been responsible for bringing buzzy and occasionally controversial wellness trends into the zeitgeist.
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Netflix had the highest percentage of happy employees in a survey from buzzy workplace-review app Blind.
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The big picture: Automated text generation is a buzzy frontier of the science of speech and language.
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It&aposs the buzzy retailer&aposs new Manhattan flagship location and second store in New York City.
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Try the buzzy new Screen Time tool, which logs just how obsessed you are with your iPhone.
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Succession captured a rare feat: Take a strong and buzzy Season 1 and make it even better.
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Golden said direct listings might work best for buzzy companies that do not need to raise money.
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Golden said direct listings might work best for buzzy companies that do not need to raise money.
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It's a super buzzy debut (already optioned to Netflix) that promises to be smart and juicy. —A.
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Buzzy media company theSkimm is seeking top-level hires to expand its personal finance and commerce businesses.
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Paltrow's explanation, with back-up from her stylist, seem to have put the buzzy walk to rest.
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It can also help labels partner with buzzy artists that are likely to yield a significant ROI.
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The buzzy cycling equipment and streaming fitness services company Peloton Interactive is set to debut as well.
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Soon, Slack had taken off as a buzzy new program in the tech world and other industries.
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But then more layers arrive, fluty sounds and buzzy ones, swallowing the song before prettily fading out.
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A buzzy restaurant and bar scene will seek to lure you out of your room, come nightfall.
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The group's buzzy, infectious energy is part of what has cemented Wedding's status as a rom-com classic.
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If you thought buzzy ingredient newcomers like bakuchiol and adaptogens sounded kind of expensive, well, you're not wrong.
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Seeing buzzy diet words like "keto" or "Paleo," signals to people that they're automatically making a healthier choice.
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According to Kaling, Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey) is basically the equivalent of Casey Affleck's latest Oscar-buzzy role?
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The brand threw an epic bash in Los Angeles on Saturday with the coolest lineup of buzzy stars.
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Luminar, the buzzy LiDAR startup founded by Austin Russell, has added another high-profile executive to its ranks.
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AMC is well known today for buzzy hourlong dramas like "Mad Men," Breaking Bad" and "The Walking Dead.
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There are currently two main, buzzy players in the plant-based "meat" market: Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods.
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It's not quite as good as Apple's class-leading Taptic Engine, but it's not buzzy and irritating, either.
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Montauk boasts the buzzy Hamptons energy we know and love, but offers a chiller, more laid-back vibe.
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The streamlined app and the incredibly buzzy sneakerhead market have combined for some pretty impressive growth and stickyness.
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Healthcare, Retail, and TransportationSoftBank's Vision Fund 2 just made its first bet on a buzzy US pharmacy startup.
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The buzzy workshop-like atmosphere lends itself toward a performative element, as if the assembly process is theater.
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Netflix's buzzy psychological thriller Maniac and past nominees GLOW and Atlanta also failed to be recognized as series.
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Mining cryptocurrencies is buzzy, but that doesn't mean it'll be extremely profitable for those selling the silicon shovels.
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Such is the case, it appears, with Hampton Creek, the buzzy vegan food startup founded by Josh Tetrick.
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In the photo, she's modeling one of the buzzy beauty line's lip products and smizing for the ... computer?
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Netflix has conjured up a second season of last fall's buzzy, spooky drama The Haunting of Hill House.
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It's a weird year for the annual White House Correspondents Dinner, which is usually a pretty buzzy affair.
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Too Faced's co-founder Jerrod Blandino has a knack for creating buzzy collaborations with his best industry friends.
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A buzzy new feature from Google is easier to access on a competitor's devices than Google's own phones.
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Martin Mignot is a French partner at Index Ventures with a good eye for buzzy, global consumer businesses.
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The buzzy chain is in "high growth mode," opening stores and acquiring new customers, CEO Nancy Green said.
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All of the excitement and electricity of operating a buzzy new hotspot were replaced with thoughts of Phil.
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Buzzy start-ups like Bird and Lime saw their valuations spike in 2018 as investors flocked to industry.
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Now, it turns out, even the buzzy new book about it is in high demand and short supply.
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Buzzy New York high-tech fitness company Peloton publicly released paperwork for an initial public offering on Tuesday.
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Buzzy shaving brand Harry's is hiring for a secret new direct-to-consumer brand to disrupt another industry.
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SigFig, the buzzy robo-adviser that's partnered with big wealth names, has cut around 10% of its staff
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Examples include The Pottinger, on a stone slab street, and East HK, in the buzzy Taikoo Shing neighborhood.
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As the coronavirus devastates swaths of the economy, it's forcing buzzy digital-based consumer startups to rapidly pivot.
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The most common difference was in pitch and in the opening notes and buzzy parts of their songs.
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Buzzy startups, major hospitals, and powerhouse companies like Walmart and CVS Health are reshaping how Americans get healthcare.
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Stagwell Group just acquired a startup called Headliner Labs to help clients take advantage of buzzy retail tech.
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When rumors start about what brand might hire what buzzy, young New York name, his never comes up.
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Earlier this week, Netflix also premiered Narcos: Mexico season 2 and buzzy, bizarre dating show Love Is Blind.
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Investors have noticed, funneling venture funds into buzzy startups in the hopes of cashing in on the craze.
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She also provided context to a buzzy photo of her leaving Tyga's studio early one morning this week.
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But Visa&aposs current portfolio includes buzzy fintech unicorns like PoS lender Klarna and card issuing platform Marqeta.
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A lot of people, particularly millennials (and my parents), are big fans of the company&aposs buzzy bedding.
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We found a variety of buzzy direct-to-consumer apparel brands like DSTLD, Modern Citizen, and Mott & Bow.
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Visa's backing a data-security startup just days after revealing it's buying buzzy fintech Plaid for $5.3 billion
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SoftBank invested $300 million in Automation Anywhere, one of UiPath's competitors in the buzzy robotic process automation industry.
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The e-commerce giant led a $575 million funding round for the buzzy online takeout app last year.
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"With a lot of buzzy films in theaters, this is what the industry wanted to see this holiday."
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In the buzzy and gentrified former East German neighborhood Mitte, Civilist is a "classic skate shop," says Koch.
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The song has "fluty sounds and buzzy ones, swallowing the song before prettily fading out," Jon Pareles writes.
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Buzzy health startup Oscar is making a big bet on a crucial change to how you get your healthcare.
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But IBM's buzzy marketing is trying to make us believe it is leaps and bounds ahead of anything else.
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While the buzzy lead-up is pretty great, what really is butterfly inducing to the designers is the aftermath.
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Thanks to modern innovations, these buzzy treatments (see what we did there?) are highly effective and easy to use.
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The movie is partially buzzy because of its director, Bo Burnham, who was one of the first YouTube sensations.
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Wildlife, her buzzy new film in theaters now, will give you Revolutionary Road tingles, and 100% belongs to Mulligan.
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Just ask the young cast members on Stranger Things, Netflix's new, buzzy sci-fi series set in the 2016s.
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While a lot of newer, buzzy platforms can demand higher prices, Twitter is past that phase, the buyer said.
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And the film has chops, as Focus Features bought it out of a buzzy Cannes showing for US distribution.
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It arrived only four months after Bytedance unveiled its video-focused chatting app Duoshan at a buzzy press event.
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Because CBD is not psychoactive, it does not create the same buzzy effects typically associated with marijuana when ingested.
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Buzzy Chinese smartphone company Xiaomi is making its first major appearance at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this year.
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While I love my morning matcha, I do sometimes miss the buzzy high of a strong cup of coffee.
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The vibe is buzzy, the crowd is good looking, and the food should appeal to all manner of gastronome.
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Buzzy Chinese AI startup SenseTime has said it is "deeply disappointed" that the US recently decided to blacklist it.
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Customers consistently rave about the cool, buzzy vibe of the hotel and the constant liveliness of the lobby bar.
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We'll be talking to Cy Scott, CEO of the buzzy cannabis tech company Headset, about his VC fundraising tips.
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Before filing Chapter 11 on Wednesday, the buzzy startup was worth more than $600 million, according to Pitchbook data.
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Buzzy cannabis-delivery startup Eaze is looking to raise a new round that could value it at $400 million
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It also has buzzy ingredients like hylaronic acid (said to plump skin) and each mask can be reused once.
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Buzzy payments fintech Stripe, a Square competitor valued at $35 billion, launched their small business lending service in September.
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The buzzy band premiered a hilariously weird and fun video for their poppy rock song "Tick" on NPR today.
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Buzzy products (ahem, the Kylie Lip Kit) are teased on Instagram and Twitter, and then sell out in seconds.
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Dropbox will be especially scrutinized after the fizzling of other buzzy tech start-ups that went public last year.
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Freight-brokerage software, as well as buzzy data-visibility startups like Project44, are thus a safer bet for investors.
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Just before she was set to take the final swimming test, however, a buzzy movie script caught her eye.
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Though not technically a banner drop or a protest, it was a buzzy mystery until two German artists confessed.
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Buzzy startup the Wing joins other businesses in offering resources to help stop the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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Exposed brick walls and small nods to the hotel's buzzy name, like hexagon lights, are found throughout the property.
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First, let's define what these phrases mean: Consumers, for their part, have long been wary of buzzy marketing terms.
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A buzzy trucking technology startup called Next Trucking laid off 70 workers this month, Next confirmed to Business Insider.
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The tech giant said on Monday it was pulling out of the buzzy Austin, Texas tech and culture festival.
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Robinhood's VP of product has left the buzzy stock-trading startup after less than 2 years on the job
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Buzzy EV startup Rivian has lost its first chief technology officer just nine months after he started the job.
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Buzzy online mattress startup Casper has officially filed to go public — but its IPO filing contains a few surprises.
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Visa is set to buy Plaid, the buzzy fintech that powers apps like Betterment and Venmo, for $5.3 billion.
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Founders and venture capitalists were flooding the market with fresh supply of buzzy new tickers for a voracious public.
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" The "Riverdale" star and the comedian met up at the premiere of Sandler&aposs buzzy new film "Uncut Gems.
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LG says it's been at work on this idea since long before foldables became the buzzy thing of 28.
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Juul is the buzzy e-cigarette company valued at an estimated $16.4 billion in the space of four years.
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Graduates include the buzzy beverage company Bevi, in addition to businesses like Sense, which makes a home energy sensor.
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The startup was buzzy in that insular world before then, though its business model was never clear to outsiders.
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Vibe A garden-variety Midtown office building that lacks the elaborate décor of some of today's buzzy wellness clinics.
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"Misty" had a buzzy debut in London at the Bush Theater last year, before transferring to the West End.
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"I think politics are ridiculous," Ellis told Isaac Chotiner in a buzzy interview last week for the New Yorker.
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This is the catchiest song here, lively and buzzy and held up by Corinne's raspy (if familiar) vocal attack.
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Sweetbitter, a buzzy new debut novel by Stephanie Danler released this week, might be swallowed up by its own buzz.
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A slew of recent high-profile discoveries have focused on pairing the buzzy genetic engineering tool, CRISPR, with RNA editing.
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Natasha Lyonne's thrilling series Russian Doll will arrive February 1, providing viewers the first buzzy Netflix original of the year.
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The HFPA loves heaping praise on a brand-new Ryan Murphy offering and a buzzy, madcap Amazon Prime series, respectively.
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According to Deadline, Sarah Paulson is now set to star in Katrina, the third season of FX's buzzy anthology series.
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The internet serves up instant gratification: buzzy stories that command attention for a few minutes or even a few seconds.
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DiCaprio is the famous face of climate change thanks to media coverage of his buzzy documentary and his public persona.
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Buzzy mattress startup Casper priced its IPO at $12 a share on Wednesday, giving it a valuation of $490 million.
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Though it can also serve as a peek into what the most buzzy subjects in Hollywood are at the moment.
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While Denton has scored a very buzzy role on Riverdale, his background is in modeling — err, Instagram modeling, at least.
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Now Snap is the one borrowing from a buzzy up-and-comer aimed at its tween to teenage customer base.
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It's positively dizzying, ranging from smartphones and home internet to the equally buzzy Internet of Things and self-driving cars.
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Instead, we satisfy our obsession with aging with skin-care trends, like buzzy new cosmetic procedures or human growth hormones.
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Between the lines: This new generation of buzzy, venture capital-backed health care companies hasn't produced an IPO since 2016.
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The average American goes to the cinemas only to take in a big-budget spectacle or the occasional buzzy hit.
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There are buzzy outdoor lights and colorful lounge chairs to bring a bit of that couch comfort a campfire setting.
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He did this in the era of Christie Brinkley and Cindy Crawford, decades before the phrase "size diversity" became buzzy.
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As often happens when the pack mentality gloms onto a particularly buzzy story, there was some sketchy reporting out there.
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DiCaprio said the pair were giggling about the buzzy moment at the same time it was racking up Internet hits.
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This privateer model, as he calls it, was proved successful when investing in another buzzy but controversial space: cannabis startups.
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There are still antihero shows, but they're not as buzzy or wildly acclaimed as they were just 10 years ago.
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The megachurch ensemble drama "Greenleaf" premiered as OWN's biggest show ever, and yet it didn't seem to be particularly buzzy.
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Read more: Peloton, the buzzy exercise-bike startup that's been dubbed the 'Apple of fitness' has filed for an IPO.
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Larissa Rocha joined Brex, the buzzy credit card startup that caters to other startups, in 2017 after graduating from Harvard.
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Unlike these other establishments, the buzzy new Brooklyn restaurant Chez Ma Tante doesn't bill itself as Québécois or even Canadian.
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Buzzy news startup Axios has made three key tech hires to help expand the company to paid and other products.
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LaCroix, the sparkling water that's as buzzy as it is fizzy, just got that much harder to get from Amazon.
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Bookers have programmed the space well this summer, inviting buzzy new bands and discerning legacy acts out to East Williamsburg.
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It's already hard enough to get reservations at whatever the buzzy new restaurant happens to be at any given time.
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Pinterest emerged in 2010 as a buzzy social media startup and mobile app meant for sharing inspirational images and quotes.
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Any time a copy comes up for sale, it sort of becomes buzzy news in the comic book collecting culture.
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AbbVie acquired the buzzy cancer drug Rova-T in a 2016 deal valued at $5.8 billion in cash and stock.
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King's work is certainly popular, and It has enjoyed a buzzy ride since its debut trailer first dropped in March.
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The buzzy startup Axios has hired its first chief revenue officer as it eyes international expansion and a paid product.
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The buzzy startup Axios has hired its first chief revenue officer as it eyes international expansion and a paid product.
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The buzzy video startup VidMob specializes in slicing videos into bite-size pieces for social media, theoretically saving marketers money.
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"Blockers" has been another buzzy title from SXSW, earning an 235 percent on Rotten Tomatoes along with a B CinemaScore.
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The gallery's visitor-friendly posture, proximity to high-fashion boutiques and buzzy art openings were seen as an egalitarian innovation.
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New York (CNN Business)Buzzy privately held unicorns like DoorDash, Robinhood and Airbnb started 2020 with hopes to go public.
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As the coronavirus devastates swaths of the economy, buzzy Silicon Valley digital-based startups are being forced to pivot fast.
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Perhaps no area of tech has been more buzzy in recent years than the shiny sector of artificial intelligence startups.
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Also, tech companies are buzzy and are growing in popularity among regular investors who assume big tech equals big profits.
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How women are re-shaping weed has been a particularly buzzy topic lately, with countless listicles highlighting female cannabis entrepreneurs.
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As you walk around, it feels like a buzzy, European village — different from anything else you'll find in Colombia's capital.
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There are a lot of buzzy variants of "bro" like brogrammer, brodacious, brobdingnagi — oh my gosh, there's a whole brocabulary.
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The result was a lot of buzzy exposure (reported on by multiple outlets) to build up interest in the device.
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However, it's not happening anytime soon and she said the new buzzy flavor of the upcoming summer will be lemonade.
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But Peacock may not have a flagship show or buzzy concept to show off to prospective viewers, especially at first.
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Users of the transportation app Pigeon could be forgiven for thinking the app was developed by just another buzzy startup.
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Facebook is dropping out of the buzzy SXSW festival in Austin, Texas, due to concerns around the growing coronavirus outbreak.
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The buzzy insurance startup Oscar Health is looking to almost double its revenue in 2020 after a more subdued 2019.
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Meanwhile, buzzy Silicon Valley startups emerged—like Rev, a sort of Uber and 800-pound gorilla of the transcription world.
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The caps ($50 to $70) can be found at buzzy boutiques like Colette, the Corner Berlin and Barneys New York.
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Netflix has renewed 13 Reasons Why for Season 2, just over a month after the buzzy teen drama premiered online.
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People are ditching iconic makeup brands and flocking to buzzy skincare companies like Glossier, and that's terrible news for Ulta
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HBO's buzzy new teen drama Euphoria won't factor into next year's ceremony, as it failed to score a single nomination.
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The scene is typical for any party or new store opening, but the event wasn't to celebrate a buzzy startup.
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Rudy Cline-Thomas is a sports agent-turned venture capitalist whose investments have included buzzy startups like Casper and Lime.
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He prefers silence, but when he's having trouble focusing at night after a buzzy day, he'll gravitate to minimalist compositions.
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I even heard someone on the radio talking about it, and that's when I knew this was a buzzy show.
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Despite a successful and buzzy collaboration with Adidas, he has played a decreasingly relevant role in the general fashion conversation.
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That's why shows with buzzy first seasons, like Stranger Things and The Handmaid's Tale, tend to be so premise-heavy.
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Outside of the enterprise world, the former has largely served gimmicky marketing, while the latter is still buzzy and sexy.
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There's a funny little thing that happens in my brain when faced with something buzzy: I develop an aversion to it.
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There was a weekend, back in June, when my Twitter feed suddenly lit up with praise for some buzzy new movie.
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We've seen Cooper and Shayk side by side all through Cooper's award season for his buzzy movie A Star Is Born.
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"Keto" is shorthand for the "ketogenic diet," which is the buzzy diet that pretty much everyone is curious about right now.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West painted the town red – and gold … and white-furred – after his buzzy fashion show/album launch.
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He started studying violin at 5 and piano at 8, and as a teenager began playing piano professionally as Buzzy Bley.
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"The building is as buzzy at 11am in the morning now as it is at 7.30 at night," says Mr Jubb.
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Montreal-based point-of-sale software company Lightspeed announced a new partnership with the buzzy $35 billion startup Stripe last week.
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Here are five things to know about the buzzy new star climbing his way to the top of hip hop. 1.
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If nothing else, it'd be a savvy marketing move, since a buzzy bag continues to be the ultimate aspirational luxury item.
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While there are buzzy social media companies like Snapchat, Noble People's de Lannoy said advertising on both apps serve different purposes.
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Law agrees Carbon isn't "a kids show," but it is very likely young people will still check out the buzzy series.
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It took more than a year, but German company Bragi is finally shipping those buzzy wireless earbuds to its Kickstarter backers.
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And earlier this week, the Recording Academy announced some buzzy collaborations: A Tribe Called Quest will take the stage with Anderson .
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Buzzy, who has had an eight-day winning streak on the show, is an indie recording executive living in Los Angeles.
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But the citations always made it sound as if it was some kind of a little, buzzy, fun thing, you know?
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For a decade, Band of Outsiders was the perennially buzzy highlight of American fashion (and, often, of New York Fashion Week).
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Peloton, the buzzy exercise-bike startup that ignited the connected-fitness craze, has filed for an IPO and revealed spiraling losses.
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Brex, the buzzy credit card startup with a $2.6 billion valuation, is opening a restaurant in San Francisco's South Park neighborhood.
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Buzzy UK finance startup Starling Bank has lost a sixth high-ranking employee this year, amid a backdrop of executive departures.
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The company also uses machine learning and "social cues and viral signals" that its membership is creating to elevate what's buzzy.
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Her partnerships with Puma (multiple styles of which have sold out) and Manolo Blahnik have been both buzzy and quantifiably successful.
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Whether you're talking about diets, beauty products, or preschool programming, the term "plant-based" has become unrelentingly buzzy as of late.
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Here is a breakdown of how the pandemic is impacting advertising, from events cancellations to buzzy startups whose sales are tanking.
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"I was very upset with Jessica," Rae starts, echoing the sentiment of anyone who has watched Netflix's buzzy reality dating show.
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And nothing stands out more than a big, buzzy moment that gets viewers talking, especially if they're talking on social media.
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Parking is a pain and there are construction cranes everywhere, but it's an interesting view on a buzzy neighborhood undergoing change.
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Though it was widely praised, Ms. Kawakubo is a less obviously buzzy choice, and the show and the attendance were smaller.
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Like many buzzy insults, the majority of the people using the word "neoliberal" can't agree on a definition of the term.
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Casper, the buzzy mattress seller adored by millennials, has a costly returns problem that could be a nightmare for its IPO
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He has since graduated to influencer status, as evidenced by his sizable Instagram following and paid invitations to attend buzzy happenings.
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Read more: Buzzy health startup Oscar is making a big bet on a crucial change to how you get your healthcare.
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Visa is set to pay $5.3 billion for Plaid, the buzzy startup that links fintechs with their customers&apos bank accounts.
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For me, this worked better than having it on the wrist, as it was easier to focus on the buzzy metronome.
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On the flip side, getting used to the buzzy beat isn't easy; after weeks of usage, I still prefer the click.
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Liquid Death's new sparkling water - also offered in a tallboy can - will allow it to take on buzzy competitors like LaCroix.
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Hannah Hong is the cofounder of buzzy, dairy-free "(n)ice-cream" company Hakuna Brands, alongside her best friend, Mollie Cha.
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Edward Orloff represents a roster of buzzy writers, but he also builds bookshelves for some of New York's biggest literary stars.
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Here's why Visa made its bold play for buzzy fintech Plaid in a $5.3 billion mega-acquisition, despite knowing the risks
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Surry Hills, a low-slung neighborhood of creative businesses, buzzy cafes and 19th-century terraced houses, has long attracted Sydney's trendsetters.
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The company's boss, Jeff Bezos, has said he wants Amazon to have hits as big and buzzy as HBO's "Game of Thrones".
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The ride comes stuffed with a 49-inch screen and a bevy of buzzy keywords: connected, shared, transformative, and above all, smart.
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Behold, a broad selection of 2019's new releases, from thrillers to romances to literary fiction, from buzzy to under-the-radar.
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Just one day after we questioned whether Netflix would renew its hyper buzzy teen drama Elite for a second season, it did.
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This is the case with Vetements' "Official Fake" raincoat, which the buzzy brand released a few days ago, as Paper pointed out.
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There's always something happening from a lavish wedding to a fashion shoot that make it feel like a buzzy place to be.
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Not only are these new products buzzy, but they're also suited for a wide range of skin tones and hair types, too.
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A possible leaked design and months of buzzy rumors point to Apple giving the iPhone 8 an all-screen, button-free face.
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That puts 5G awareness ahead of esoteric terms such as cloud computing, Internet of Things, machine learning, and the ever-buzzy blockchain.
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They have every incentive to make movies about buzzy, controversial topics, and social media is one of the biggest of the decade.
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Watchup, the once-buzzy news video streaming service, is trying its hand again at the news game with a relaunch this week.
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Plus, there Rhimes' sprawling slate of upcoming Netflix shows, which includes the streaming services' very buzzy take on the Anna Delvey scandal.
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Fortunately, there are plenty of alternatives available at Sephora to hold you over until this buzzy formula is finally back in stock.
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But I've compiled 213 buzzy movies already scheduled for release in 2018, from superhero films to animated comedies and a lot more.
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Abercrombie & Fitch's big revamp continues to unfold, including a new logo, a complete social media overhaul, and a buzzy new creative director.
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The event is called Stand For Rights: A Benefit For The ACLU, a buzzy Facebook Live event that will occur March 31.
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Netflix's expansion to merchandising is not shocking, given that the streaming giant has a huge library of buzzy shows with cult followings.
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"Then came Slack and game over," Fuld says, referencing the buzzy chat app that's spread like wildfire throughout Silicon Valley and beyond.
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The former sold out within three days; the latter put a minor-but-buzzy brand on the fast track to international recognition.
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Apex Legends is a battle royale, a buzzy genre that's been popularized in recent years by the likes of Fortnite and PUBG.
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Google searches for bitcoin have plummeted 26 percent this year, leading some to worry investors are losing interest in the buzzy cryptocurrency.
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Zoom, the popular and buzzy videoconferencing startup, just introduced its first major set of product updates since it went public in April.
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Silicon Valley gut-health startup uBiome has filed for bankruptcy protection, capping months of challenges and setbacks for the once-buzzy startup.
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But the surveys give considerable hope to Sanders, who has been largely overshadowed over the past few months by Warren's buzzy campaign.
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In May 2019, Gurr was appointed a director at Deliveroo as part of Amazon's investment in the buzzy British food-delivery company.
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On Tuesday, the buzzy startup, Peloton, known for its subscription fitness classes and premium-priced stationary bikes, announced plans to go public.
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SmileDirectClub tumbled in its trading debut on Thursday, a rare setback for a buzzy startup amid a wave of digital health IPOs.
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Hyp23r, a buzzy San Francisco startup, has been scraping millions of Instagram users' data, tracking their locations and saving their Stories posts.
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A buzzy San Francisco startup has been secretly saving what appears to be millions of Instagram users' stories and tracking their locations.
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I talked to the co-CEO of the once-buzzy business news publisher Quartz, which is trying to fix its membership model.
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While the study itself did not utilize the phrase "drinking gap," those reporting on the study quickly latched onto the buzzy phrase.
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More recently, a buzzy new job title has emerged from the same group of companies: that of site reliability engineer, or SRE.
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Augmented reality is a very buzzy space, but the fundamental technologies underpinning it are pushing boundaries across a lot of other verticals.
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Hey, at least she's not weeping over ex-boyfriend Buzzy (Richard Masur), who revealed himself to be a habitual liar and mooch.
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The brand is taking it to the next level, segueing the buzzy, limited-edition collaborations into a full-blown, long-term partnership.
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In recent years, Kleinfeld has debuted private labels with buzzy designers like Christian Siriano and partnerships with e-commerce companies like Zola.
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Domino's has thrown buzzy campaigns, including a new loyalty program that lets customers earn points even when they buy from their rivals.
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Even by the standards of China's buzzy tech scene, Pinduoduo's rise (its name is pronounced "PING-daw-daw") has been extraordinarily rapid.
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Another option is Gemmill Lane, a hidden alley off Amoy Street full of buzzy restaurants such as the French-Japanese Le Binchotan.
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" (He is 33.) Ms. von Pfetten, 35, said: "The cannabis space is obviously popular and buzzy, but it's nowhere near at capacity.
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JPMorgan has tapped buzzy startup Snowflake to help it solve one of the biggest issues firms face when moving to the cloud
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The buzzy stock-trading app that boasts more than 10 million user accounts went down on Monday, with outages continuing into Tuesday.
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Kismet, a buzzy LA favorite since 2017, gets its beauty and brains from chefs and co-owners Sara Kramer and Sarah Hymanson.
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The market is the creation of José Gonzalez, the chef of the buzzy farm-to-table restaurant Al Mercat, and his partners.
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Flex-space unicorn Knotel just laid off 30% of workers and furloughed another 20% as the coronavirus cripples a once buzzy industry.
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The buzzy startup was widely considered one of the "crown jewels" in SoftBank&aposs portfolio after the implosion at coworking startup WeWork.
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Tickets for LCD Soundsystem's buzzy run of shows sold out in minutes, but there are pricey ones available on secondary ticketing services.
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Granted, most of them don't have content libraries as vast as Netflix's, but the challengers have some buzzy shows of their own.
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The trailer also features other buzzy, often expensive wellness trends like energy healing, psychedelics, and some kind of injection/chemical peel combo.
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One of the most buzzy food items of 2019 is continuing to gain momentum in online orders as we head into 2020.
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It wasn't as buzzy as some of the other shows on this list, but that doesn't mean you should sleep on it!
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BUZZY CONTENT: With Disney owning Marvel, Star Wars, Pixar, National Geographic and 20th Century Fox, their programming is sure to be worthwhile.
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BUZZY CONTENT: Quibi, which has already raised over $1 billion in funds, is set to feature 7,000 pieces of content at launch.
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Much about a buzzy evening served to remind an observer of the role that chance and mischance play in any Hollywood success.
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The French company would have to pay a large premium to win such a buzzy brand as Moncler, one banking source said.
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It began distribution programs with schools this year and saw a nice bump from a buzzy deal with the New York Times.
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Ahead, we asked the pros to break down everything you need to know about the buzzy technique before you ditch your acrylics forever.
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Not sure how often Harry gets a chance to make it out to the Big Apple, but they're a pretty buzzy band here.
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A bunch of buzzy fruit extracts (including watermelon, plum, and lychee) join forces in this creamy mask geared to hydrate and brighten skin.
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Traditionally, it's a ritzy, buzzy affair, but with tensions rising between the press and an increasingly hectic White House, it's become more subversive.
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The buzzy restaurant, raw bar and rooftop terrace are run by the rising-star chef Frida Ronge, known for her Japanese-Nordic cuisine.
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I'm a millennial woman, so I've become well-acquainted with the buzzy zeitgeist-y terms that campaigns like Take Back the Beach trumpet.
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"Buzzy" was the star of Cranium Command, in which he guided a boy though life from a control center inside the child's brain.
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First came the foolproof sandal that safeguards your fresh pedicure in 2017; the buzzy O&J nail-art stickers launched a year later.
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These wines are exciting and buzzy enough for wine lovers, but juicy enough for that friend who swears she only drinks Barefoot Moscato.
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No Jeopardy contestant has been so polarizing, so enraging and possessing a name so reminiscent of an Archie comic character as Buzzy Cohen.
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The buzzy health-insurance startup Oscar Health is planning to start offering a new kind of health plan next year: Medicare Advantage plans.
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Plus, we rounded up a few more buzzy celeb ads from Selena Gomez's Louis Vuitton deal and David Duchovny's debut for London Fog.
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Read More: A buzzy Iranian app is trying to bring bike-sharing to Tehran, but women are having a hard time signing up.
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Spikes reportedly stole an animatronic character named "Buzzy" from the closed Cranium Command attraction, and clothes from The Haunted Mansion, among other props.
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This buzzy branding has ratcheted WeWork's valuation up to $47 billion as of January, when its largest backer, SoftBank, invested another $2 billion.
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The founder and CEO of Iris Nova, parent company of buzzy beverage startup Dirty Lemon, decided to build its own content studio instead.
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Buzzy news startup Axios just named Sara Kehaulani Goo as executive editor, a new position, to help it with audience and audio expansion.
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The founder and CEO of Iris Nova, parent company of buzzy beverage startup Dirty Lemon, decided to build its own content studio instead.
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Macy's and JCPenney both announced plans this week to partner with the buzzy online consignment store popular among millennial and Gen Z shoppers.
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The buzzy cannabis delivery startup is making the rounds to mainstream VCs and cannabis-specific funds, looking to raise $50 to $75 million.
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Teladoc should capitalize on its position as the current industry leader, aggressively pursuing large telemental health partnerships to defend itself from buzzy upstarts.
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Its former head of compliance for banking services, Rachel Coote, is the sixth senior employee to leave the buzzy finance company in 2019.
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Buzzy exercise startup Peloton is being sued for $300 million over accusations it stole songs by Taylor Swift, The Beatles, and many more.
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In the past, the buzzy startup VidMob claimed to have solved that problem by outsourcing parts of the production process to freelance creatives.
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And it was a pretty buzzy week -- and that's not just because, as Karen Pence reminded us, Saturday is National Honey Bee Day.
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The shift is most evident at those buzzy restaurants that feature tattooed servers, craft cocktails and lots of sunchokes and grass-fed beef.
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Ms. Barnett, 53, helped usher in buzzy shows like "Orphan Black" and "Killing Eve" at BBC America, which is part of AMC Networks.
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Two years ago, a hotel on the block since 2009 rebranded as the Hotel Hayden and opened a buzzy rooftop bar, Mykonos Blue.
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Add the annual flood of holiday tourists and school breaks to the mix, and these buzzy exhibitions are sure to be big draws.
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The result is the best Kasai best-of anyone will likely ever own—eight tracks spread over 52 buzzy, groovy, echoey, multivocal minutes.
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Some of Buttigieg's backers also believe the presence of other relatively buzzy candidates, such as entrepreneur Andrew Yang, have cut into his support.
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Read more: 'Crazy hours, short nights': The inside story of how a buzzy biotech upstart developed a potential coronavirus vaccine in record time
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Several listings of items from the buzzy fashion brand are showing bids of upwards of $200, up from previous months' averages of $80.
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From buzzy skincare lines to companies making cleverly designed water bottles, we rounded up 10 cool brands we've discovered through social media, below.
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Join the buzzy scene at Olssons Vin, a wine bar with a new glass-roofed courtyard orangery, where, between 4 and 6 p.m.
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New York (CNN Business)Kendall Jenner made waves on social media this week after she joined TikTok, the buzzy short-form video platform.
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The ball, which took place at the Bowery Hotel, another one of Mr. Goode's buzzy properties, honored Mark Ruffalo for his conservation efforts.
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Buzzy newbie brand Florence By Mills (the brainchild of Millie Bobby Brown) is participating, with price drops on both the foundation and concealer.
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BUZZY CONTENT: NBCUniversal has already announced that it will be securing hit comedies The Office and Parks and Recreation from opposing streaming services.
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It's a question you've undoubtedly wrestled with if you're watching HBO's buzzy hit Succession: Am I… attracted… to one of these genuine monsters?
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It's in this environment that Peloton, the buzzy indoor cycling startup, will offer stock to public investors for the first time on Thursday.
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Jay-Z and Kanye West had just released Watch the Throne, their buzzy, long-prayed-for joint album about wealth, class, and #BlackExcellence.
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But this year, in the absence of a deafeningly buzzy musical like Hamilton, the Tonys appear to be going in a different direction.
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And the buzzy Korean eyewear brand Gentle Monster will open its first United States store, designed by Rafael de Cárdenas of Architecture at Large.
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Perhaps most metal of all, the trailer evokes the same otherworldly chimes and towering, buzzy synths that permeated Vangelis' soundtrack for the original film.
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This is after ruthless Oscar campaigning and some very buzzy movie coverage — this is Bradley Cooper's directorial debut, and Lady Gaga's first film role.
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But aside from his newfound dedication to catching all of this year's buzzy Oscar contenders, it's West's subtle new 'do that's got our attention.
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With the release of a buzzy biopic about her life, I, Tonya, starring Margot Robbie, Harding is stepping into her brightest spotlight in years.
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To try to trace when Roberts went from being a buzzy unknown to an A-lister begrudgingly carrying that sweetheart crown is near impossible.
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Today marks another new chapter for the buzzy designer and the house, which unveils its first advertising campaign for fall 2017 under Saunders direction.
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Ma joins SoftBank's Masayoshi Son in throwing some buzzy unearned job creation PR Trump's way in exchange for a business edge in Trump's economy.
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It's normal to feel a bit bogged down trying to scroll through everything new and buzzy, so we've organized the best new arrivals ahead.
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It only seems like yesterday that we tuned into HBO to watch this new, buzzy show called Game of Thrones for the first time.
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Despite the fact that they are dying at an alarming rate, these buzzy, fuzzy girls are often unfairly maligned just because they have stingers.
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Check out my new podcast "MediaBuzz Meter," today&aposs five most important fascinating, most buzzy stories with guests, Mollie Hemingway, Gillian Turner, Emily Jashinsky.
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The heavy-duty vehicles expand VW's EV offerings beyond the buzzy Microbus and sporty Tesla-killer concepts we've seen from its brands thus far.
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Volkswagen is ready to join the electric car revolution — and it's doing so with a buzzy refresh of one of its most classic vehicles.
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AirPower was initially no exception; it was revealed at a buzzy fall hardware event at the Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino back in 2017.
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We've put together a list of this year's honorees — from movies like Get Out and Dunkirk to buzzy TV shows like The Marvelous Mrs.
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It draws comparisons with buzzy U.S. startup Magic in that you can use it to get any kind of service or solve a problem.
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Prince Harry's buzzy speech During a speech for Prince Charles' 70th birthday celebration, Prince Harry was interrupted by a bee flying around his head.
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The buzzy startup raised $50 million this year from SBI Holdings, a SoftBank spinoff, and has pulled in $100 million from investors to date.
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Devoted Health's early membership growth is outpacing projections that helped the buzzy insurtech reach a $20143 billion valuation before it even started covering patients.
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Still, there's a buzzy section of the venture-capital word that investors have poured billions of dollars in to that Autotech won't touch: scooters.
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Buzzy energy tech startup Faraday Grid raised $30 million from WeWork CEO Adam Neumann, then collapsed the same day WeWork filed to go public.
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While some data programs are building a "spaceship," with buzzy features like predictive capability and machine learning, Silverman emphasized the impact of smaller fixes.
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The buzzy New York startup has revolutionized home fitness with its high-tech indoor bike, which enables users to stream live classes from home.
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The buzzy New York startup has revolutionized home fitness with its high-tech indoor bike, which enables users to stream live classes from home.
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The buzzy coworking startup hasn't said when it will list, but it's expected to start its IPO road show next week, according to Bloomberg.
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The buzzy San Francisco-based startup aimed at simplifying the mortgage process for traditional lenders two high-profile lead investors: General Atlantic and Temasek.
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Kinder equated the company's sustainability goals to ambitious efforts like "Breaking2," Nike's buzzy 2017 project to break the two-hour barrier in the marathon.
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Netflix estimates that Bird Box, its buzzy film starring Sandra Bullock, was viewed by more than 80 million members in its first four weeks.
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But there are midbudget movies this year that have broken through and attracted audiences with buzzy word-of-mouth, superb marketing, and critical approval.
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Read more: A buzzy startup raised $60 million to give hundreds of independent pharmacies a new weapon in their fight against CVS and Amazon
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My part of the value chain was wrestling to put a definition under the buzzy terms using guidance that men could only intuitively describe.
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You know, that cool, buzzy phenomenon Republican elites have championed in every other industry (that is, when it was at some one else's throat)?
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Kimpton Angler's Hotel is a boutique IHG hotel on buzzy Washington Avenue in Miami Beach with a great restaurant and a popular lobby bar.
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The fund isn't aiming to lead the rounds of buzzy US software startups but will instead partner with larger firms to help provide expertise.
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Buzzy luggage and travel brand Away became a unicorn in May, after a $100 million funding round bolstered the startup's valuation to $1.4 billion.
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Buzzy Linhart, a whimsically eccentric singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose compositions were recorded by Bette Midler, Carly Simon and others, died on Feb.
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It also boasts a great location within walking distance of both Uptown and Downtown area, which are filled with buzzy restaurants, bars, and shops.
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The year&aposs new $1 billion startups include e-commerce giants Casper, Glossier, and Rent the Runway, as well as buzzy luggage brand Away.
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The list of names involved in the film is a directory of buzzy millennial talent, suggesting a 21st-century take on the 1815 novel.
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Quibi, a buzzy mobile-video startup that raised $1.4 billion ahead of launch, offered on Wednesday a first look at its forthcoming subscription service.
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Most barely merit mention, but the Butterfly, a celebrity-friendly lounge that opened at the Sixty SoHo hotel this spring, is a buzzy exception.
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Achrafieh is a predominantly Christian district with a buzzy art scene, shopping mall, and varied dining options that make it a popular tourist destination.
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Buzzy mattress startup Casper has repeatedly pushed the idea that sleep is more important than any other single activity in a person&aposs life.
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On Friday, the buzzy sleep startup filed paperwork with the US Securities and Exchange Commission to start trading on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Buzzy UK finance startup Curve quietly hid an investor Q&A from YouTube after Business Insider raised questions about the company&aposs user numbers.
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The move will further democratize CBD, which has already proliferated across the US, while helping Dollar General reach new demographics with the buzzy product.
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As Insider previously reported, consumers are seemingly ditching makeup in favor of buzzy skin-care products — many of which claim to be eco-friendly.
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Biggest perks: Historic center in the process of being restored; hub for fashion designers; creative melting pot; buzzy food scene; sunshine; growing expat community.
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The 30-year-old company has an all-white capsule collection featuring exclusive styles from buzzy brands like Marysia, Vitamin A, and Solid & Striped.
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Once upon a time they were so buzzy they went to Paris to inject some life into heritage brands (Louis Vuitton and Celine, respectively).
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They're a perfect metaphor for much of Russian foreign policy under Putin: loud, buzzy, dangerous, and not actually all that great for most Russians.
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"A bunch of huge celebs, something SNL style, and buzzy people" could replace the post that Hart was going to fill, sources told the publication.
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But it may be premature to declare that this year's buzzy IPOs are failures just because of a few months (or weeks) of poor performance.
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This tough-looking little concept is less concerned with buzzy high tech than functional low tech, which may be more useful to many outdoorsy owners.
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Now Tesla must transition from buzzy disruptor to a company that serves a variety of customers, not just its fans and well-heeled early adopters.
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WHO SHOULD GO Real and aspiring snowbirds can get a head start on the beach scene and explore buzzy neighborhoods like Wynwood in relative quietude.
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On Tuesday, some serious drama went down with HQ, a buzzy live trivia app that's developed a cult following since its launch over the summer.
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First, let's start with the flashy packaging: a modern geometrical design in buzzy aqua blues with pops of pastel yellows distinguishes the resealable snack bag.
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The closing is especially surprising because it follows the store's recent announcement that another buzzy collaboration was in the works, this time with H&M.
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There are shades here of The Blair Witch Project, the buzzy found footage horror from 1999 that turned a $60,000 budget into $140.5 million domestically.
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One of the most buzzy announcements on Apple's stage this week was Apple Card, its in-house credit card powered by Goldman Sachs and Mastercard.
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We talked for 20 minutes about how cool it is that a lot of buzzy companies are finally recognizing the magic that is Black women.
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As everyone orders gose, mead, and low-ABV cocktails this summer, you may want to consider sipping on another buzzy, kind of alcoholic beverage: kombucha.
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Serio's Mexico compound is becoming a buzzy destination, where the rich and famous can be photographed chilling with exotic animals without feeling guilty about it.
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If you want to check out Dear Evan Hansen, the buzzy new toast of Broadway, you better hope to already have tickets for this summer.
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Unlike the former labels, however, every piece in Dunn's line falls under the $120 mark, meaning you're getting buzzy-worthy items at an approachable price.
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Hanacure, the buzzy new multi-action mask beloved by everyone from Drew Barrymore to this guy, promises exactly the kind of instant results I crave.
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As such, of-the-moment makeup brands that cater to younger consumers, like Kylie Cosmetics and Glossier, have launched buzzy new eyeliners in recent years.
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HBO's scandalous teen drama Euphoria is a buzzy original show, sure, but it's definitely not making anyone feel better about teens' current moment in society.
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The small, buzzy aircraft have increasingly emerged in the skies above U.S. cities, dropping products including food and medical supplies at or near peoples' doorsteps.
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Looking through Rock Health data, she picked out 10 buzzy digital health startups who could make their public debut sometime in the next 12 months.
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The company's catalog currently consists of a few buzzy shows, a handful of potential breakout hits and "a whole lot of clutter," Portell points out.
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Reebok is a footwear and apparel company that sells iconic styles and has partnerships with buzzy celebrities like Gigi Hadid, Ariana Grande, and Gal Gadot.
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Then, at a buzzy event in Las Vegas, I tried the latest iteration, the Impossible Burger 2.0, and I'm somewhat baffled to admit: It's good.
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The buzzy media darling TheSkimm has been looking for an investor or buyer to accelerate its growth, people familiar with the talks told Business Insider.
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The buzzy credit card startup has taken San Francisco and its startup ecosystem by storm since it graduated from Y Combinator's accelerator program in 2017.
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This is also the first international property from Sweden's Nobis Hospitality Group, which has earned acclaim for its buzzy boutique hotels in and around Stockholm.
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With no admission charges, the big, buzzy attendance successes at the UCLA Hammer Museum in Westwood and the Broad museum downtown should be a model.
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Today, the piazza and the area surrounding it are where in-the-know Milanese head to check out the tasteful shops, buzzy restaurants and cafes.
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The advertising question is a particular predicament for those buzzy direct-to-consumer startups that rely on constant sales data as they test and learn.
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DevOps is a buzzy trend in programming — a portmanteau of "development" and "operations," and intended as a way to help programmers deliver more software, faster.
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Additionally, executive chef Adrian Garcia serves up a buzzy new Mexico City-inspired menu of elevated eats at Veranda restaurant, that I highly suggest trying.
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And suddenly everything returns: the buzzy air, the lemony chocolate scent piped through the store, the rapper's song, the rainbow wall of colors, the crowds.
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Investors have become wary of buzzy startups like Uber and Lyft that, subsidized by venture capital money, prioritized growth over identifying a sustainable business model.
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"Green Book" bested box office behemoth "Black Panther," Netflix contender "Roma," and the buzzy "A Star Is Born" for the top Oscars prize, among others.
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In Nebraska, farmers are exploring ways to reorient their farms to focus on rebuilding soil and sequestering carbon — a buzzy concept known as regenerative agriculture.
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As Chipotle doubles down on delivery and digital orders, executives say the fast-casual chain does not need to partner with buzzy ghost-kitchen concepts.
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Uber's acquisition of Jump in 2018 came against a backdrop of growing interest from investors in buzzy e-scooter start-ups like Lime and Bird.
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And that belief was borne out by the buzzy atmosphere that prevailed in the main hall at the Miami Convention Center during Wednesday's V.I.P. showing.
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As yet, Mr. Peck's choreography and its performances haven't settled on the Koch stage; but this — Mr. Peck's first creation to Stravinsky — is already buzzy.
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We sent the designers behind the buzzy New York brand an instant camera and asked them to capture their home-décor-inspired fall 2019 collection.
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Most buzzy celebrity endorsements, however, have died down since the Securities and Exchange Commission issued a public warning about celebrity promotion of cryptocurrencies in November.
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While millions of people across the world have rosacea, information on sensitive, reactive skin and how it might respond to these buzzy treatments isn't so plentiful.
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Simultaneously, we've seen a resurgence of denim at every designer tier, from buzzy Vetements to indie darling Aries — especially of the frayed, embroidered, or patchwork persuasion.
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Contrast that to Beyond Meat (BYND), the buzzy maker of vegan burgers that went public last week and has more than tripled from its IPO price.
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The same can be said for the scripts, which lean too heavily on buzzy phrases like "fake news" or caricatures of self-centered, entitled young people.
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Buzzy electric car company Rivian announced a $2000 million investment from Ford Wednesday, coming months after a $3503 million funding round led by Amazon in February.
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And Snapchat, which attracted a good deal of advertiser attention around its buzzy IPO, has cooled off dramatically since, giving Twitter an opening to reintroduce itself.
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Of all the buzzy phrases that define modern journalism, "pivot to video" is one of the few that still has a bite (unlike, say "fake news").
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A Goldman Sachs psychologist breaks down why customers stay loyal to old institutions over buzzy banking startups — and reveals the mental barriers fintechs need to tackle
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We watched 5 early-stage startups demo their next big ideas for blending tech and real estate, and it shows where the buzzy space is heading
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By time I was 32, I had sold a company, launched a buzzy new one, bought my first home, found the love of my life. How?
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More transparency about the cost of prescription drugs is unlikely to directly lower their price, experts say, poking a hole in a buzzy Washington talking point.
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Rushemy Botter and Lisi Herrebrugh, the design duo behind buzzy Dutch menswear label Botter, have been named the new artistic directors of Nina Ricci, WWD reports.
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In a July interview with Food and Wine, the Los Angeles Times critic Jonathan Gold touched on why the city is such a buzzy culinary destination.
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No matter how buzzy the garment gets, though, it's still remained targeted to small-chested wearers who might not need the support granted by wired pieces.
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Even though you've put off costume planning for the last minute, you can tap buzzy celebrities (like Kylie Jenner) for a fun look, minus the hassle.
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Yes, that does mean everyone's favorite song of ice and fire beat out its very recently buzzy HBO sibling Westworld when it comes to awards nods.
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Though the iTunes store, you can catch buzzy movies, like BlacKkKlansman, before Oscars night, or show love to movies that should be buzzier, like First Man.
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Hell, there are some $2400 headphones that can't convey the full intricacy of the music, rendering some of the high-frequency segments as a buzzy noise.
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GoPro only released one buzzy product in 2015, the tiny Hero 4 Session, a product that even CEO Nick Woodman admitted the company priced too high.
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Around 60 percent of all S&P 500 companies have used buzzy tech phrases in their earnings calls over the past decade, according to our analysis.
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TC: Any thoughts on secondary sales and whether seed funds should hang on for the long haul if they have a buzzy company in their portfolio?
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Even though China is a buzzy country for expansion for many companies and industries, Netflix isn't too excited about branching out to the East Asian country.
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She bought this restaurant from Graydon Carter last year, and has turned it into a buzzy foodie destination simply by exalting her personal love of meat.
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By the time she belted out that Alanis cover, we had learned she was an abuse survivor and watched her stand up for herself with Buzzy.
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Italian tech entrepreneur Gualandri made headlines earlier this year when his buzzy startup Soldo raised $61 million from VCs including Dawn Capital, Accel, and Battery Ventures.
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Lauren Johnson talked to TV-tech entrepreneur John Hoctor, the CEO of buzzy TV-measurement firm Data Plus Math, who sold his company for $150 million.
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US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is testing a buzzy new Google Cloud product, thanks to a special exception made by Google, Business Insider has learned.
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Farnsworth was the CEO of Helios & Matheson Analytics, the parent company of MoviePass, the buzzy movie-ticket-subscription service with ambitions of becoming the next Netflix.
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The buzzy exercise-bike startup Peloton has been accused of stealing many more songs than previously alleged in a lawsuit by a group of music publishers.
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Today Hopson, who holds a doctorate in molecular medicine from Boston University School of Medicine, directs key cancer research at the fast-growing buzzy biotech Moderna.
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Narrator: While steps are already being taken to save the world's bee population, there's still a lot to be done to protect Earth's most buzzy pollinators.
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Josh Elman, Robinhood's vice president of product, has left the buzzy stock-trading startup after less than two years in the role, Business Insider has learned.
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However, they were side by side during Bradley's buzzy awards season earlier this year for his movie A Star Is Born, which also starred Lady Gaga.
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Again, it's buzzy and caffeinated, but this time Dean Allen Spunt's lines are more tuneful and Randy Randall's multi-layered guitars fizz around a little more.
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Highlights include the buzzy (and already controversial) Insatiable, season 2 of the critically acclaimed Ozark and the final season of the CW's supernatural soap The Originals.
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In addition to Tesla, the traditional automakers will face competition from newcomers, such as Faraday Future, the buzzy electric car startup that is debuting at CES.
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Usually, when a certain designer lands at Target, it's preceded with months (and months!) of anticipation — an announcement, a lookbook tease, and finally, a buzzy launch.
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I love the wand shape; it gives you maximum control over where the super-powerful buzzy part hits you, and it just feels so, so dope.
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We got a look at the slide deck that buzzy startup Devoted Health used to hit a $1.8 billion valuation before it signed up any customers
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The buzzy exercise-bike startup Peloton pitched to hundreds of investors in New York on Thursday in a presentation at the Lotte New York Palace hotel.
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This promotion could help McDonald's restaurants create buzzy "new" menu items without the burden of ordering new ingredients or training staff on how to make them.
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El Born's buzzy bar and restaurant scene is steps away, but the hotel's quieter location at the edge of the neighborhood ensures a restful night's sleep.
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Now the group is suing, and the controversy could put a spotlight on the abortion views of South Bend mayor and buzzy presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg.
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In recent years, as the fast-food industry has struggled to increase customer traffic, some chains have turned to buzzy limited-time offers to get attention.
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The buzzy $2.6 billion credit card startup announced Tuesday that it had acquired blockchain startup Neji, web publishing startup Compose Labs, and internal database company Landria.
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The CEO of the buzzy biotech company that's developing the first coronavirus vaccine just pledged that he won't charge too high a price for the injection.
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We watched 5 early-stage startups demo their next big ideas for blending tech and real estate, and it shows where the buzzy space is heading
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But most companies opt for buzzy initial public offerings, or IPOs, as a way of raising additional capital while also delivering a payday for prior shareholders.
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Given Bilson's deep brunette roots and her edgy-meets-angelic ensemble, the shiny highlight proved to be the perfect accessory for her buzzy red-carpet debut.
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Mr. Saunders has brought in Katie Hillier, the buzzy British handbag designer and the former Marc by Marc Jacobs co-designer, to consult on the handbags.
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Both Ryan and his girlfriend worked at Mars' startup, a buzzy AI company called Clinc that he'd founded with his wife and fellow professor Lingjia Tang.
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It seems like just when you were ready to spend your coins on the hottest new launch, another buzzy formula was stealing the show on Instagram.
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Buzzy startup Peloton is in the middle of a PR crisis over a TV ad that was ridiculed on social media as clueless, classist, and sexist.
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While some buzzy startups made headlines for forcing workers into long shifts without much positive feedback, other firms have mastered the art of keeping employees happy.
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During season one, the cast was featured in a Rolling Stone cover story — a legendary piece that helped launch the buzzy new series into a phenomenon.
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His next buzzy stop is a studio lot as the star of "Space Jam 22," which he has said is set to begin filming this summer.
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But in addition to better screens, these companies are integrating other buzzy tech terms — social media, gamification, VR — to make exercise more habit forming and fun.
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That buzzy, dread-filled vibe the past few episodes built up threatens to explode throughout the hour but always calms down again at the last moment.
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The presence of buzzy left-field international artists like Japan's Chai and Australia's Divide and Dissolve, too, means there's a certain trendy oddness to Treefort's aesthetic.
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Aurora, the buzzy self-driving car startup, has become the first company officially authorized by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation to test its vehicles on public roads.
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Urban air mobility, the buzzy phrase to describe the development of electric flying taxis in cities, is on the horizon, and autonomy will play a big role.
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But there were fewer deals, and early- and seed-stage investment in AVs tapered off—a sign that the industry is getting less buzzy and more mature.
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The business model shift isn't necessarily unexpected, but it's monumental for the buzzy industry, which is moving over to siphoned listening platforms with specific content on each.
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Also, as Vlad has pointed out, even with sapphire's resistance to everyday wear, it's unlikely to hook shoppers in the same way as some buzzy new feature.
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Although buzzy episodes like "USS Callister" and "Hang the DJ" are getting tons of attention, there are still tons of mysteries hanging above each and every installment.
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It's true that Disney will launch with a lot of buzzy programs and a how-can-this-possibly-be-real low price of just $6.99 a month.
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As for guys, on the third floor you'll find an extra-functional hooded bomber jacket ($2498,269) from the buzzy London designer Phoebe English's first men's wear collection.
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Luckily, the singer has been photographed at multiple buzzy N.Y.C. eateries with various friends, so I had no trouble finding the perfect place to continue my quest.
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We turned to Envious Lashes founder Clementina Richardson, who sees 7 to 10 clients for keratin lifts daily, to answer all our questions about the buzzy treatment.
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On Monday at its Build conference in Seattle, Microsoft announced a host of software products and updates related to buzzy technologies like machine learning and mixed reality.
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In a buzzy, overwhelmingly branded convention hall earlier in the week, I'd seen a government display of a virtual reality app for the exploration of city streets.
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It was quite the buzzy entrance — and not only because it also happened to be the first time she stepped out as a couple with The Weeknd.
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Now it's a brand that connotes buzzy, insidery looks at what's happening in the Trump White House and across Washington, delivered each morning via Allen's email newsletter.
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As part of Bloc Party, he put a voice to that frenetic, buzzy feeling you get when you're young, broke and living in a city like London.
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The wireless earbuds of my dreams It took more than a year, but German company Bragi is finally shipping those buzzy wireless earbuds to its Kickstarter backers.
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Hulu launched its buzzy TV-streaming service yesterday, just in time to drum up even more interest for its critically acclaimed — and scarily relevant — The Handmaid's Tale.
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And while it had a buzzy release in March, one report found that only a quarter of users were still opening the game two months after release.
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The move may signal a sweeping change in Facebook's attitude towards bots after a buzzy push that's generally failed to live up to the company's lofty promises.
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And that's because "Armatopia" combines Marr's utopian fixation with crisp synths, a buzzy guitar line and visuals that recall a party at the end of the world.
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David Feinberg, CEO of Geisinger, is the top candidate to lead a buzzy new health care initiative from Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and J.P. Morgan, according to CNBC.
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You can pay it forward later, when you're an established star and you need to co-sign the next buzzy young thing to keep your brand relevant.
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In addition to being the family stylist for the Kardashian brood, Atkin has her own buzzy hair-care line, Ouai, and a massive fan club on Instagram.
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On top of its annual buzzy designer pair-up, Target has been quietly introducing fashion-focused collections that aren't full-fledged collaborations, but are nonetheless very exciting.
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Buzzy cannabis-delivery startup Eaze is looking to raise a new round that could value it at $123 millionTop VC firms know they can't ignore cannabis forever.
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The buzzy media darling TheSkimm has been looking for an investor or buyer as media companies consolidate around it, people familiar with the talks told Business Insider.
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Brit + Co, a buzzy digital media brand for millennial women, is laying off most of its employees after an acquisition failed to pan out, Recode has learned.
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The buzzy startup Snowflake, which was last valued at $12.4 billion, is building out an exchange to serve as the go-between for consumers and data providers.
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MoviePass has had an extremely rough couple of years, due in part to its buzzy $10-a-month fee it introduced back in the summer of 2017.
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There have been buzzy "insider" stories on TMZ, but little else from Camp Kylie save for one comment on a supposed Kylie Cosmetics drag (it wasn't real).
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Watch out for some buzzy pieces on CNN Opinion this week where we'll ask for your opinions and check out next weekend's column/newsletter for more info.
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Most infamously, WeWork&aposs planned IPO process imploded, and SoftBank stepped in with $9.5 billion to bail out the buzzy office-rental company in a takeover deal.
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Plus, there's more Love Is Blind to check out this weekend, along with an Anne Hathaway-starring movie, a few buzzy docuseries, and lots of international content.
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Come sunset, the restaurant turns into a buzzy spot, where a four-course prix fixe menu emphasizing Rwandan ingredients, for $75 a person, is the only option.
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The buzzy startups have been growing rapidly, with orders pouring in from Burger King, Dunkin', Subway and Sodexo, which counts university and corporate cafeterias among its customers.
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It's Matrix Partners' first investment into the increasingly buzzy supply-chain startup space, which attracted a whopping $19.3 billion across 534 deals in 2018, according to Pitchbook.
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Today, Trader Joe's has more than 500 stores in the US, selling everything from the new buzzy Everything But The Elote Seasoning Blend to classic produce staples.
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She also addressed common misconceptions about being a celebrity, revealing that she doesn't pay extra for buzzy restaurant reservations or own an infinite number of ball gowns.
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With their 2016 debut, Sonoran Depravation, Gatecreeper went from buzzy underground phenom to marquee eyebrow-raiser, soon gracing live stages with old-guard legends like Cannibal Corpse.
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Plenty of buzzy films premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival — this year, that included Joker, Jojo Rabbit, Knives Out, and A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood.
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Radius has partnered with Brex to launch the buzzy startup's corporate bank account last year and has integrated its own Radius savings product onto NerdWallet's mobile app.
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New York magazine has interviewed Buzzy Geduld, the owner of Donut Pub, a 50-year-old Manhattan institution that is opening a second shop off Astor Place.
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Rather than relying on buzzy, star-driven vehicles, the festival focuses on the year's best small and under-the-radar films, particularly from new and diverse voices.
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There's also everything from an unapologetically bizarre anthology series from two-time Oscar nominee David Fincher to a buffet of buzzy foreign films and even a telenovela revival.
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Ahead, Nelly Papalambros, PhD, of the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, who has studied pink noise, answers some questions about the buzzy sound: What is pink noise?
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Source: Mark DeGiacomo (Bankruptcy Trustee) Ron Nasif invested in Viking Financial at the suggestion of his older brother Ernest "Buzzy" Nasif, who worked as Steven Palladino's business partner.
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The grandson of a member of Theranos' Board of Supervisors, George Shultz, the younger Shultz joined the buzzy medical company poised to change the healthcare game in 2014.
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Here the buzzy, standoffish basslines and, multifaceted drum tracks set the mood, while the R&B choruses and fluttery electronic arpeggios play as queasy memories of love lost.
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Thirty-year food fight Though the fight over fried chicken was especially buzzy this summer, it was part of a dynamic that dates back at least 19803 years.
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Fancy robots and metal shavings As investor capital flowed in, Zume quickly put it to work, hiring experts in robotics and engineering from universities and other buzzy startups.
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Lin pointed to Datadog (DDOG) and Cloudflare (NET) as two recent offerings that have held up better than other, more buzzy IPOs, although both stocks were down Tuesday.
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But that's the tip of the iceberg for our buzzy little friends, who unlike their asshole cousins—wasps—only want to pollinate plants with their fuzzy little bodies.
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Even if you've got a big, buzzy project out, all priority seems to go to the A-listers with the long, blonde or brown hair and fair skin.
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From Glossier's buzzy new body cream to a lightweight, totally timeless Juicy Couture scent, swipe through the picks below, and add your faves to your fall lineup, stat.
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Social media impressions are tough to gauge in terms of real cash returns, and buzzy items take a lot of work for what's usually a fleeting limited run.
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And if you think for a second that a trio of green tea, ginseng, and papaya can only be found inside a buzzy new juice shop, think again.
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Made famous for its (supposed) stress-relieving, immune-boosting, and "detoxifying" benefits, I can't wait to hop in one of HigherDOSE's buzzy saunas and melt away some stress.
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Even as Snapchat became a buzzy cultural phenomenon, those who used it weren't able to easily find and connect with their friends, which probably stifled some network growth.
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These destinations lack the star power of, say, London or Rome, but they do have nice hotels, buzzy restaurants, and solid public transportation options (or at least Uber).
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There are Ted Talk–style presentations, individual stalls for cutting-edge companies, an open bar, and a buzzy international crowd of American, Canadian, Israeli, and European business folk.
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Signed to Blue Flowers—the same buzzy London label that's given fellow solo act Nilufer Yanya space to shine—Westerman's debut EP Call & Response was released last year.
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"Graphene" is a bit of a buzzy vaporword — it's a real material, but it can have so many different applications, and most of them are far from commercial.
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For the buzzy enterprise startup Notion, one of the trickiest parts of running its profitable, high-growth business has been politely turning down meetings with would-be investors.
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Jenner's buzzy brand launch was clouded by backlash to her walnut scrub product, with skincare aficionados claimed would create micro-abrasions and ultimately do more harm than good.
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It's often the most recent (or major) milestone of a celeb's success story that earns the most attention: the fancy award, the recognizable name, the buzzy magazine cover.
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The H&M-owned brand has a string of pretty buzzy, but distinctly different partnerships under its belt: Past collaborators include Rachel Antonoff, Lykke Li, and Clare Vivier.
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His argument is that investors are looking for long-term sustainable growth versus the growth-at-all-costs mentality pioneered by Uber, Silicon Valley's original buzzy mobility startup.
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Read more: These 10 buzzy digital health startups are poised to go public in the next 12 monthsRead more: Healthcare startup Livongo is gearing up to go public.
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The opportunity to enter buzzy European companies and develop their growth into the US market is a key factor in the recent spate of funding, according to investors.
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The buzzy indoor-cycling company Peloton has filed paperwork to go public, giving the public a glimpse of how it makes money from its cycling hardware and subscriptions.
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Earlier in August, Business Insider discovered a buzzy San Francisco marketing startup, Hyp3r, was scraping millions of Instagram users' data, tracking their locations, and saving their story posts.
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TikTok, the buzzy spiritual heir apparent to Vine, has a history of censoring political content in line with the Chinese government, internal documents viewed by The Guardian reveal.
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Josh Elman, the vice president of product at Robinhood, has left the buzzy stock-trading startup after less than two years on the job, Business Insider has learned.
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Today, though, he branches into the same category of buzzy, market-friendly artists like Lucien Smith, Oscar Murillo, and Alex Israel—all at least 20 years his junior.
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In the late 80s and early 90s, she stood most recognizably at the helm of a buzzy alt-rock ensemble from her native Iceland by called the Sugarcubes.
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They are centrally located in the architecturally rich Eixample area, or a bit farther afield such as the buzzy, bar-filled districts of El Born and the Gothic.
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Everything's spiraling out of control, and that kind of chaos is "juicy," said Michael Showalter, who created the buzzy cult series with Sarah-Violet Bliss and Charles Rogers.
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If this buzzy mix of booze and caffeine doesn't get you going the morning after a long night, well, then you might as well go back to bed.
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I asked the authors of five buzzy novels to select one important look they've created for a specific character and dissect what the ensemble means to the character.
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As they pat him down, the white officer is antagonistic until Brandon tells him he works at a buzzy restaurant where the wait for a reservation is months.
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A few buzzy zingers and testy exchanges during Night 2 of the second round of Democratic debates on Wednesday caused ratings to tick up from the previous evening.
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Plinking, overlapping arpeggios and buzzy bass notes make a promising start, and the vocals are carefully acted, but the track runs out of ideas well before it ends.
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Big Pharma just started copying the buzzy startups that ship Viagra and hair-loss pills to your door, and it could be the start of a 'mega-trend'
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Though there's plenty to see onstage, including buzzy bands like Jackie Mendoza and HRNY FLWR, attendees can also take in local art and even (naturally) get a haircut.
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Any suggestions for buzzy shows that are heavy on dialogue and easy to follow, even if I look away for a minute to regain my sense of balance?
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The new offering from GrubHub might be just what the company needs in order to compete more effectively against Uber Eats (UBER) and buzzy startups DoorDash and Postmates.
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Buzzy companies like Casper, Glossier, and Away cut out middlemen and nixed the need for traditional brick-and-mortar spaces, all while cultivating mass followings on social media.
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Heads Up In a city long known for its crime problem, increased local efforts have transformed blighted areas into buzzy social hot spots, attracting tourists along the way.
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"It is important to give our consumers on-trend choices," he explained, adding that buzzy menu items are a "key tenet" of the company's marketing strategy this year.
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While he did mention that he's looking forward to working in film, the fact that he can't talk about his next project means it's going to be buzzy.
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In the buzzy Grandview neighborhood near downtown, High Bank Distillery Co. opened in 2018 as more of a restaurant with a distillery than a distillery with a restaurant.
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Walmart is boosting its in-store technology with automated vending machines to retrieve online orders, expanding its grocery business, and growing its e-commerce platform with buzzy brands.
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As a Business Insider article from August notes, consumers are seemingly ditching makeup in favor of buzzy skin-care products — many of which say they are eco-friendly.
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Indie artists are a buzzy fixture in Dalston, flowing in and out of a D.J. booth run by NTS, the influential internet radio station on lively Gillett Square.
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That was the experience of Hanna Madrigan, now COO at buzzy wellness startup Wellset, who quit roles in private equity and subsequently Pinterest to find a better calling.
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That record's "Pretty," bouncing nimbly atop ringing keyboard bells and buzzy drone, condenses a whole mixtape's worth of abrupt shifts and funny impressions into two masterfully performed minutes.
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The day after Oprah's Bloomberg interview surfaced, King and her CBS This Morning co-hosts were discussing the buzzy interview when she took a moment to clear things up.
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Everyone from Avengers like Chris Evans and Brie Larson to longtime powerhouses like Oprah Winfrey, Reese Witherspoon, and Jennifer Aniston have officially signed on for buzzy Apple TV+ series.
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The company pulled data from the first half of 2016, focusing on retailers — ranging from affordable mall brands to buzzy indie boutiques — that get a lot of love online.
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Netflix confirmed the very buzzy, very deadly teen soap will return for round two less than two weeks after the Spanish-language series debuted at the beginning of October.
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The rest of the Outstanding Comedy Series nominees are HBO's buzzy upstart Barry, the Netflix wrestling comedy GLOW, Silicon Valley, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Black-ish, and Curb Your Enthusiasm.
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Specifically, viewers were most buzzy about Jon Snow (Kit Harington) learning his true parentage, the episode beginning in general, and Jon Snow's magic dragon ride with Daenerys (Emilia Clarke).
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Zayner had originally planned to inject himself with a new gene using the buzzy CRISPR-Cas9 gene-editing system, but decided at the time that it was too risky.
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HBO's decision to buy the distribution rights to the buzzy film at Sundance means it will get wider play than one would expect from such difficult and dark material.
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All things considered, it's perfect timing for Kourtney to kick off a buzzy publicity moment with an altruistic twist that has the potential to change the beauty industry forever.
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Held in the Main Hall at the Javits Center, the panel for the buzzy Netflix sci-fi series was packed with attendees (some even sporting their best '80s garb).
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Meanwhile, others are teaming with buzzy startups like B8ta, a company using data unlike ever before to improve the shopping experience and resurrect beloved brands like Toys R Us.
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Don't get me wrong, the scalp is a very buzzy beauty topic right now, but as someone who has never had scalp issues, I just didn't know about it.
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In addition to Lopez and Wu's buzzy leading roles, the film also stars Julia Stiles, Keke Palmer, Lili Reinhart, and features memorable appearances from Cardi B, Lizzo, and Usher.
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See also: Visa's CEO hinted at the need to address 'concerns' Wall Street has about buzzy fintech Plaid, which the payment giant is set to acquire for $5.3 billion
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According to reports in both Us Weekly and People, the buzzy couple of these past few weeks is engaged, and it all went down at Robert Pattinson's birthday party.
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For now, Sharp said it will bring TVs to market that combine 5G, AIoT — a buzzy acronym that stands for 'artificial intelligence of things' — and 8K/4K picture quality.
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The industry has existed for over a decade, but this year it's been particularly buzzy, especially after Spotify announced its plans to spend $500 million on podcast-related acquisitions.
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In the field of potentially life-saving cancer research, data is more than just a buzzy term deployed by marketers — it's a fundamental part of the search for answers.
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The studio is in an uncomfortable position: its three earlier streaming series, Daredevil, Jessica Jones, and Luke Cage, all received plenty of buzzy reception ahead of their respective launches.
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It's the car rental giant's first foray into the buzzy Mobility-as-a-Service space, and could possibly disrupt car companies' own efforts to offer alternatives to car ownership.
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Lightspeed is a point-of-sale software provider for hospitality companies, restaurants, and niche retailers, and it just launched a payments product in partnership with the buzzy fintech Stripe.
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MacCausland, nicknamed "Buzzy," turned in the bundles of cash to Boston police after discovering the money in a backpack that was left in the back seat of his cab.
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Sometimes, just hearing about a buzzy workout class, a high-tech piece of equipment, or a fancy new sneaker is enough to get you in the mood to exercise.
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And since everything comes in at $40 or less, you can finally snag yourself a buzzy vitamin C serum or depuffing eye cream to try without blowing your budget.
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The trailer for the already Oscar-buzzy film shows a young Ginsburg as she fights an American legal system that discriminates on (you guessed it!) the basis of sex.
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"Bernie is viral gold," said Armand Aviram, whom Sanders recently hired to produce short-form videos like the ones he made for NowThis, a buzzy millennial-focused media outlet.
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But From hopes that a revival for the long-buzzy original will create new opportunities for a genre that many would argue is underserved in the current gaming environment.
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As Rob Krueger of the Pinellas squad recounts, one form of surveillance involves standing in a buzzy spot and seeing how many mosquitoes land on him in a minute.
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Here's how one of Silicon Valley's legendary venture firms is approaching investment in the buzzy industryIntimate Capital is pursuing $20 million in initial funding, as first reported by Axios.
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The paper's perfect storm of a buzzy phrase—fake news—and the stamp of a respected academic journal meant that it was widely covered by the media, including Motherboard.
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The buzzy credit card startup was everywhere at TechCrunch's annual startup conference Disrupt, with prime placement in the famed Startup Alley exhibition area and three panel apparences on Wednesday.
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According to Business of Fashion, LVMH led a $1.8 million seed round of funding into the company; Tommy Hilfiger and the founders of buzzy salad chain Sweetgreen also invested.
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Read More: A Harvard grad was the first employee at buzzy credit card startup Brex and says the experience was better than any MBA program she could have taken.
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Most events began in lively downtown bars and have now spread into neighboring districts as buzzy night spots have proliferated throughout Saigon, along with the growing Vietnamese middle class.
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They did so in a buzzy arena, where fans were treated to a throwback shootout between James and Kobe Bryant, who will retire upon the conclusion of the season.
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Completely separate from the Kardashians or Rose and her buzzy client roster being down with corset detailing, Rihanna stepped out in a vintage Chanel dress with — you guessed it!
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Though it forged a buzzy partnerships Kyle Jenner in November 2018, establishing itself as the exclusive third-party seller of Kylie Cosmetics, the products have been heavily discounted recently.
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P&G has acquired DTC companies, Coca-Cola has invested in buzzy startups, and others like Verizon and Kellogg's have built direct brands like Visible and Happy Inside, respectively.
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A buzzy Wall Street Journal article last month highlighted how employees at a German company got the same amount of work done after cutting three hours in a workday.
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Before she landed in 10 Downing Street, Ms. Cameron was the creative director of the British brand Smythson and responsible for turning it into a buzzy heritage handbag house.
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Four Seasons Hotel Bogotá is located in the buzzy Zona Rosa district, near the city's best shopping and dining, and makes a prime base when you want to explore.
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The look is more Miami than Barcelona, especially up on the sprawling roof terrace with a buzzy cocktail bar and a pool that stretches the length of the building.
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With dermatologists and skin specialists recommending vitamin C more than ever, here's everything you need to know about the buzzy molecule, including why you should start using it ASAP.
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After touring the galleries (admission, 75 kroner), visit the excellent bookshop and cross the brick-and-ivy courtyard to peek inside the museum's buzzy year-old cafe, Apollo Bar.
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They came to learn the ways of Sophia Amoruso, the author of "Girlboss" and founder of Nasty Gal, the once-buzzy fashion label that filed for bankruptcy in 290.
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While all major brands have women's sizes in certain styles, many of the most popular classic styles and almost all buzzy, limited-edition collaborations come only in men's sizes.
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Read more: 'Crazy hours, short nights': The inside story of how a buzzy biotech upstart developed a potential coronavirus vaccine in record timeKaiser researchers have already begun recruiting volunteers.
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For Glossier CEO Emily Wiess, it includes gratitude journaling, walking to work, toying with a buzzy diet and freezing her eggs, according to a new interview with Vanity Fair.
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And then, there are the dozens of buzzy e-commerce start-ups, built through savvy marketing on Instagram and Facebook, that have also been putting pressure on department stores.
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This year, the "Les Misérables" director Tom Hooper uses "digital fur technology" in the buzzy movie version that includes Jennifer Hudson, Taylor Swift, Judi Dench, Idris Elba and more.
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We spoke to the firm's two founders about their background in gaming, and how their professional experience has factored in as they tried to break into a buzzy field.
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In addition to Lopez and Wu's buzzy leading roles, the film also stars Julia Stiles, Keke Palmer, Lili Reinhart, and features memorable appearances from Cardi B, Lizzo, and Usher.
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Read on for the full list, which notably is dominated by prestige projects from streaming platforms like Amazon and Netflix, plus a buzzy prospect from the brand-new Disney+.
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Walmart is teaming with buzzy teeth-straightening company SmileDirectClub on a line of exclusive oral care products that include an electric toothbrush, specialty toothpastes, and an ultrasonic UV cleaner.
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The oft-repeated elevator pitch on Black Leopard Red Wolf, the buzzy new novel from Man Booker Prize winner Marlon James, is that it's the African Game of Thrones.
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When she compares herself to the cereal Cinnamon Toast Crunch over the buzzy electronic dizziness of a beat that spins and thunders, she's performing an ode to sensory overload.
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Cadbury Jr.'s newest confection loaded just about every buzzy health trend into a fresh green-and-white package: vegan, ethically sourced, organic dark chocolate and creamy, superfood avocado.
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The world will probably never put aside its obsession with serial killers, so it makes sense that one of America's most notorious is the subject of a buzzy new movie.
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Core ML boosts tasks like image and facial recognition, natural language processing, and object detection, and supports a lot of buzzy machine learning tools like neural networks and decision trees.
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In the midst of awards season and a flurry of buzzy new releases, A Private War may have slipped beneath your radar but – trust us – it's worth popping up there.
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The catwalk was equally buzzy, with Imaan Hammam opening both shows, and Anwar Hadid taking his sophomore walk down the runway alongside fan favorites Adwoa Aboah, Dilone, and Taylor Hill.
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Walmart has already pursued this strategy by buying Bonobos, Modcloth and others; Amazon could take a similar path and seek to bring buzzy brands like Everlane into the everything store.
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There's also buzzy Dolemite Is My Name, a brand-new prank show led by a Stranger Things teen, even more YA content, and a sprinkling of international series to binge.
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But for David Heath and Randy Goldberg, founders of buzzy sock start-up Bombas, socks are not only big business, they are helping make people's lives a little bit better.
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Everything you need to know about Arcadia, the buzzy startup that raised $70 million to slash your power billNew ways of making hydrogen are set to transform the energy industry.
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Click ahead to shop our picks from this buzzy launch for yourself (and figure out how you're going to pay rent this month if you actually buy that leather tote.)
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On Sunday, July 8, HBO will premiere its buzzy Amy Adams-starring miniseries Sharp Objects, a crime thriller, decaying family portrait, and study in country-fried trauma all in one.
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Just like Jean-Marc Vallee's previous buzzy female-centric show, Big Little Lies, HBO's latest must-see TV creates an entirely unique and atmospheric vibe using a perfectly curated soundtrack.
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Jen Atkin's beloved Ouai brand has a handful of buzzy new launches, including an air-dry foam that could eliminate your need to pull out the blowdryer once this summer.
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There's even songs that don't fit into any genre neatly, like "Cherry Blossom," which uses sounds from a mechanical music box paired against a wandering, lazy and buzzy main line.
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That said, this Model D app comes fully stocked with 160 lush and thick hallmark Moog sounds, from buzzy and delightfully harsh leads to squelchy and echoed square wave keys.
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Brands like Gap and Dolce & Gabbana launch buzzy, sales-generating campaigns featuring a mix of celebrity offspring whose parent(s) once fronted their ads, plus cool teens without famous parents.
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On December 21, an active member of DisTwitter (Twitter's Disney fan community) who goes by the handle DreamFinderGuy was among the first to report that something had happened to Buzzy.
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Apple's brand-new streaming service, coming fall 2019, is set to offer subscribers everything from a Game Of Thrones vibe (see: See) to some very buzzy Oprah Winfrey-made documentaries.
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The writing itself seems tipsy: It can be energetic, colorful, fun, buzzy, affecting and spot on, but also loose, sloppy, digressive and excessively poetized at moments, veering into nebulous grandiosity.
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A new professional-killing machine epic from the co-director of John Wick, David Leitch, Atomic Blonde has the potential to create a buzzy new franchise vehicle for Charlize Theron.
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These buzzy companies include a mix of indie, mass market, luxury and affordable brands that grew to popularity throughout 2018 with the help of influencers on Instagram, YouTube and Facebook.
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The firm invests in buzzy companies across sports (like the Drone Racing League), entertainment (like NextVR), media (like Gary Vaynerchuk's VaynerMedia) and food and lifestyle (like Momofuku and Bluestone Lane).
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The final weekend in August, following tradition, didn't see any huge or buzzy openings — and it turned out to be the worst weekend at the box office in 22017 years.
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The spikiness of the record astounds anyway; from plinky synthesizer to buzzy synthesizer to crunchy synthesizer to scratchy drum machine to the choked strain of Dreijer's voice, everything's an irritant.
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For the buzzy enterprise startup Notion, one of the trickiest parts of running its high-growth, profitable business has been how to politely avoid coffee meetings with would-be investors.
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What we do know is that it's made by a buzzy up-and-coming director (Trey Edward Shults, Krisha) and a rock-solid cast (Joel Edgerton, Carmen Ejogo, and more).
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Like his other Honolulu establishments Town and Kaimuki Superette, chef Ed Kenney's buzzy cocktail bar Mud Hen Water focuses on seasonal ingredients from local farmers, with an eye toward invention.
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The Ace Hotel New York is a consistently hip option for both out-of-town visitors and native New Yorkers who want a trendy base within an equally buzzy neighborhood.
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The mandate handed down to Aubrey is to build on HBO's core adult audience by courting younger adults, as well as kids and families, with buzzy new must-see originals.
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The 39-year-old directs key cancer research at the fast-growing buzzy biotech Moderna, and Business Insider just named her one of the 30 young leaders transforming the industry.
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He hired the young partners in the Major Food Group, responsible for the buzzy restaurants Carbone, Dirty French and Santina, to come up with a replacement for the Four Seasons.
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Peloton, the buzzy exercise-bike company, on Tuesday filed its paperwork to go public, and CEO John Foley wrote an unflinchingly optimistic letter to accompany its big pitch to investors.
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The buzzy exercise startup Peloton is facing a $83 million claim that it used songs by artists including Taylor Swift, The Beatles, and many other prominent musicians without proper licenses.
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Sherwin highlighted the drink kombucha — made of fermented yeast and often thought of as having health benefits that aid gut health — as a buzzy beverage option for the upcoming year.
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It's as if the show's creators, Liz Friedman and Liz Friedlander, didn't have confidence in their premise and larded Hayes's character bio up with anything they thought might be buzzy.
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The NY Times published a buzzy piece over the weekend titled "Silicon Valley is over, says Silicon Valley" — which chronicled a recent Midwestern bus tour for Bay Area venture capitalists.
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When chef Adriana Urbina and her sous chef visited us earlier this summer, they came representing De Maria, the buzzy and extremely pretty all day café in Nolita in Manhattan.
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The reaction she's been getting since then has been buzzy, with those plays ratcheting up and up, but what happens when she's faced with an arena full of potential fans?
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It also listed buzzy brands like Tesla and Amazon as partners and suggested that soldiers could get jobs at companies like Google, Facebook, and LinkedIn after they leave the military.
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With a buzzy national tour punctuated by newsmaking disclosures (thinking "Bye Felicia!" as she left the White House), some were ready to dismiss the former FLOTUS (and her Balenciaga boots).
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Industry insiders say buzzy millennial media company TheSkimm has been looking for an investor or buyer as user growth slows Here are other great stories from media, marketing, and advertising.
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When I was 12, living in Port Washington, N.Y., my friend Buzzy and I mixed a potion with his chemistry set and sprinkled ourselves with it, hoping to attain superpowers.
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British rock music was edging its way out of post-punk indie and garage into a new world of buzzy electronics but this record held its ground—and still does.
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The first seriously buzzy ad ran in 1974, when Master Lock took a cue from Timex and American Tourister and filmed a demonstration of how durable its product could be.
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If it seems like the buzzy weeks before the July 31st non-waiver trade deadline aren't what they used to be, it's because they aren't what they used to be.
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Such potential maladministration may not be as buzzy as, say, exploring whether Mr. Trump paid hush money to former mistresses or underpaid his taxes by a few hundred million dollars.
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He was in New York to perform in "'Daddy,'" a new play by Jeremy O. Harris, a young and buzzy playwright, and had a day free of performances and rehearsals.
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Knowledgeable gamers already have a bunch of options to look forward to, with buzzy titles like Sayonara Wild Hearts, Jenny LeClue: Detectivu, and Exit the Gungeon all confirmed for Arcade.
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As the country practices social distancing in an effort to contain the coronavirus outbreak, charity rides and races are going virtual with the help of buzzy fitness companies like Peloton.
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At Pho Bac Sup Shop, a buzzy Vietnamese restaurant run by three siblings, natural wines are served alongside aromatic short-rib pho with oversize bones jutting from the steaming bowls.
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There are the ultra buzzy new dramas from superstar writers Ryan Murphy — Hollywood and Ratched — and the already-trending bio-series about icons like Madam C.J. Walker and Selena Quintanilla.
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Who the woman is, where the father is taken, and who the child becomes are all at the heart of this quietly unfolding mystery in this buzzy debut novel. —T.
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The buzzy online mattress startup Casper filed to go public on Friday, submitting paperwork with the US Securities and Exchange Commission to start trading on the New York Stock Exchange.
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In 2018, scores of charismatic first-time candidates, armed with buzzy YouTube announcements, garnered eye-popping fundraising numbers and overwhelmed long-time Republican incumbents to seize control of the House.
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I started by looking at some buzzy life insurance startupsIn less than three minutes, I had a life insurance quote from online life insurance company Bestow that was very reasonable.
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It was this buzzy, well-made thing that I could get whenever I wanted, that didn't have to play by any rules, that came out at the exact right moment.
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Shifty, scrunchy, buzzy keyboard and a strangled electrowail caught between keyboard and vocoder back vocals containing miniature hooks in nearly every line, little shreds of drawl or gargle or gasp.
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Its buzzy debut and even buzzier celebrity sightings (hey, Khloé has some pretty solid family connections) have amounted to some record-breaking milestones, including hitting that $1,000,000 benchmark...on day one.
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The buzzy new sandwich is a way for the chain to capitalize on growing consumer interest in plant-based proteins — and take up more space in the increasingly competitive breakfast segment.
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Season 1, episode 15, "One Job," revealed just how closely Will (Eric McCormack) and Grace (Debra Messing) are following buzzy award season movies, because they directly name-checked Saoirse Ronan's character.
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Between speakeasy-like "secret" venues and a roster of buzzy young artists dropping hit after hit, the Lone Star State's biggest city is quickly cementing its influence in the underground scene.
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No, it wouldn't — particularly when talking about the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards, which never fails in housing buzzy celebs with a penchant for airing out their frustrations … with each other.
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FROM COINAGE: Top 5 Most Expensive Movie Collectibles EW was on the film's London set earlier this year and returned with a boundless carpet bag of goodies about the buzzy sequel.
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The similarly buzzy Wonder Woman, for instance, scored only a 92 on Rotten Tomatoes and a 76 on Metacritic — good numbers, but not the sort of rarified air Black Panther breathes.
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After introducing them to the world with buzzy, pop-up vending machine drops and then eventually expanding to direct web orders, Snap has begun selling its Spectacles camera glasses through Amazon.
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Originally to be distributed by The Weinstein Company, The Current War found its buzzy awards season release stopped in its tracks back in 2017 when the first allegations against Weinstein broke.
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Bag the toy (because if the bag is searched, you don't want stranger-hands on Mr. Buzzy), take out the batteries, and be ready to identify your sex toy as such.
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Insurance startups, otherwise known as "insurtech," are the hottest investments in Silicon Valley right now, with VCs scrambling to get in buzzy rounds and a wealth of competitive, new-age carriers.
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While no number has been revealed for the purchase of Anchor, Spotify no doubt paid a pretty penny for the buzzy creation/distribution platform, which has raised $14.4 million to date.
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Long before I knew it by this buzzy name, I relied on the knowledge that I was not a failure for not 100% loving the body I saw in the mirror.
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With the release of a buzzy biopic about her life, I, Tonya, starring Margot Robbie, Harding is stepping into her brightest spotlight in years, including accompanying Robbie on the red carpet.
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We have big-name chefs—Jean-Georges Vongerichten, John Fraser, and Brooks Headley among them—operating buzzy vegetarian restaurants (abcV, Nix, and Superiority Burger, respectively), where it's easy to eat vegan.
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Though Puma had a bump in recent years through buzzy partnerships with celebs like Rihanna, it apparently wasn't enough to garner the love of teens in the second half of 2019.
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US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is testing a buzzy new Google Cloud product — an expedited trial with the federal agency that was pushed through by Google executives amid employee protests.
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The buzzy fitness equipment startup Peloton, known for its internet-connected exercise bikes and treadmills, may finally have some good news this year after its IPO didn't go quite to expectations.
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Following a buzzy inaugural crowdfunding effort last year, Elizabeth & Clarke is back with another Kickstarter and a whole new range of clothing made with its signature (and trademarked) stain-repellent fabric.
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He imagined a scoop-driven and high-metabolism outlet "like Axios," he said, referring to the buzzy Washington newsletter, but with a populist bent that would devour Europe's sleepy legacy papers.
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Like other buzzy ideas that always seem 10 years out, that safety net may be what keeps self-driving trucks a thing of the future rather than one of the present.
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Such products provide the base of the sales pyramid, allowing executives to layer atop the buzzy spectacle pieces that fashion magazines photograph but perhaps only a handful of people actually buy.
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Waiting for my husband, I started to get that buzzy feeling I sometimes get when I'm traveling, as if maybe I was going to bump into somebody I used to know.
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See more: Buzzy DTC startups like Hippo, Ro, and Tiny Organics are slashing ad budgets, offering free products, or ramping up content as they try and ride out the coronavirus crisis
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For Hulu, which has failed to match the buzzy original series of rivals like Amazon and Netflix, "The Handmaid's Tale" may have finally delivered a drama that can drive up subscriptions.
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Read more: A recession slammed trucking last year — and experts predict that 2020 will bring more bankruptcies and plunging truck ordersAs for funding in the buzzy logistics-tech space, a Dec.
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The band, whose ranks include a number of Colombia natives, tackles topics like the immigrant experience and environmental justice in music accented by punchy horns, buzzy synths and full-throated harmonies.
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We haven't seen investors completely abandon media: A new cohort of buzzy startups, including Axios, The Athletic, and Overtime, have been able to raise funding rounds in the last few years.
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Though buzzy lingerie startup Lively is best known as a digitally native direct-to-consumer brand, founder and CEO Michelle Cordeiro Grant has found significant value in experimenting with pop-ups.
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That dichotomy is central to this coming-of-age tale directed by 29-year-old Minhal Baig, a quiet gem nestled within the buzzy lineup at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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"That money would have changed my life," the driver, Raymond MacCausland, known as Buzzy, told The Globe — joking that his girlfriend had given him a hard time about giving it back.
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A small, buzzy biotech is leading the race to develop a vaccine against the coronavirus, outpacing some of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies like Johnson & Johnson and Sanofi in the process.
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The first Momofukus were a rebuke of the creature comforts that diners expected from buzzy restaurants, with cramped communal tables, plywood décor and stools that were a cut above milk crates.
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The hotel also impressed me with its buzzy bar Lot 15, and the adjoining restaurant, Black Tap, which is an NYC cult favorite for their over-the-top milkshakes and burgers.
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Visa, the world&aposs biggest payments provider, is set to acquire buzzy, San Francisco fintech payment startup Plaid in a $5.3 billion mega-deal that, no doubt, has the champagne popping.
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I experienced a marked shift from the exhibition's buzzy atmosphere inside a darkened room adjacent to the exhibition's entrance, where projected distortions of an animated Confederate flag flashed across a screen.
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With buzzy runways and a number of very Instagrammable designer collaborations under its belt, it's clear that the sustainable label is ending the decade in the green (pun kind of intended).
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But none of them mattered to original audiences, who were fixated on the special effects, the hype, and the fact that a buzzy new Andrew Lloyd Webber musical was in town.
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It's worth noting all three of these candidates have experienced boomlets -- Harris' post-first-debate surge, Buttigieg's super-impressive fundraising and O'Rourke's buzzy campaign start and subsequent reboot late this summer.
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And a more recent digital upstart, Axios, a buzzy site for Beltway insiders created by the founders of Politico, expects a profit in 2000, according to its chief executive, Jim VandeHei.
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The first Momofukus were a rebuke of the creature comforts that diners expected from buzzy restaurants, with cramped communal tables, plywood décor and stools that were a cut above milk crates.
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Through its BaaS channel, Radius has partnered with Brex to launch the buzzy startup's corporate bank account last year and has integrated its own Radius savings product onto NerdWallet's mobile app.
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You'll want to get to the arena early to catch Snail Mail, the name under which the buzzy singer-songwriter Lindsey Jordan performs, and the breezy indie favorites Car Seat Headrest.
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"We were consistently recommending certain CBD products," says von Pfetten, referring to cannabidiol, a non-psychoactive hemp extract — and the buzzy ingredient now found in everything from cosmetics to dog treats.
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Le Bilboquet's buzzy scene of 203 percenters was soon peppered with boldfaces including Bill Gates, Martha Stewart, Bill Clinton, Steven Tisch, Hugh Jackman, Leonardo DiCaprio, Steven Spielberg and Catherine Zeta-Jones.
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But there has been increasing action on the LVMH America front, from last year's decision to fold Marc by Marc into the Marc Jacobs main line and concentrate on getting the brand ready for an initial public offering, to the appointment of the buzzy designers Maxwell Osborne and Dao-Yi Chow of Public School to DKNY (which followed the appointment of the buzzy designers Humberto Leon and Carol Lim of Opening Ceremony at Kenzo a few years ago).
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Hyaluronic acid is a little like Julia Roberts: a seasoned vet beloved by all, highly dependable, always up for awards, but rarely found at the heart of a viral, buzzy internet moment.
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Over the last few years, Nashville's state capital has enjoyed an influx of trendy restaurants, upscale boutiques, and hip cafés — making it an increasingly buzzy destination of choice for the creative set.
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Keyes, 42, who stars in BET's buzzy new legal drama In Contempt, recently stopped by People Now and recalled the time he acted alongside Meghan, 36, in the small film Dysfunctional Friends.
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Now they've released a remix EP, which takes things in a clubbier direction—the highlight is a remix "Spitting Image" by Neana and TD_Nasty from the buzzy British dance outfit Gang Fatale.
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In an age of technological wonders and unicorn valuations for companies with little or no profit, investors can easily fall into the trap of over-weighting new and buzzy companies and sectors.
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Instead of thinking to spend five minutes engaging it, a glitzy ad agency convinced an international publisher and bookseller to take a buzzy shortcut in service of a shallow conception of diversity.
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Our reviews are sourced from the people who know: our Beauty Innovator Awards testers, who tried every buzzy tinted moisturizer and best-selling liquid formula to hit the shelves this past year.
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MMJ Labs, established in 217 by CEO and pediatrician Dr. Amy Baxter, created Buzzy, a bumblebee-shaped device that combines cold with vibration to inhibit pain in patients, including those receiving chemotherapy.
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Indeed the studiolo, with its hodgepodges and focus on contemplative individuality seems to represent the antithesis of the modern, inspired workspace with its emphasis on worker interchangeability and buzzy, almost entropic collaboration.
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While we're still reeling from the magical effects of rainbow bagels and raindrop cakes, a buzzy new craze is quickly taking over Instagram while simultaneously finding a place on our bucket lists.
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When I caught her Glastonbury set earlier this year, for instance, it didn't feel as if I was witnessing just another buzzy filler plucked at random from the BBC Sound of Poll.
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They range from political fare, like a buzzy documentary about Anthony Weiner, to the truly bizarre, like the one that finds Daniel Radcliffe playing a dead body washed up on a shore.
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"When we moved here, Austin was really still at the early stages of kind of being this buzzy, trendy, startup destination place," The Zebra cofounder and COO Josh Dziabiak told Business Insider.
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The buzzy fitness startup just filed for an initial public offering at the end of August, and it was most recently valued at $4.15 billion about one year ago according to Pitchbook.
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Texas House candidate MJ Hegar (D), whose campaign created a buzzy ad called "Doors" in June that quickly went viral, was on the receiving end of a $2,700 donation from Rosie O'Donnell.
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It's not just the buzzy bike maker's losses that have been on the rise — its advertising expenses have been on the upward trajectory as well, up by 114.1% from 2018 to 2019.
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Honey's is housed in a former restaurant-equipment repair shop, a space the trio found thanks to their friendship with Jimmy Tu, the chef behind the buzzy Ridgewood Vietnamese restaurant Bun-Ker.
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Facebook was designed to maximize attention, so its algorithms prioritize the posts that spur the most comments, clicks, and controversy, creating a feedback loop in which buzzy topics generate yet more buzz.
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He isn't a very buzzy figure in the Trump administration, and his Google search results and social media mentions are significantly less dense than the oft-suggested candidates for the anonymous authorship.
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The trick to keeping the energy buzzy but not too brainy (or at risk of becoming lethargic) is to select a strange song, one that is enveloping but not overbearing or peripheral.
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But I can guarantee this is the exact kind of buzzy (it's artificially intelligent, god damnit!) personality-analysis service that's going to come into use eventually—and in other forms, already has.
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The titles aren't second-rate to compensate for the low fee, either; you'll find New York Times best sellers, buzzy debuts, and books with long waitlists at the local library readily available.
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Wheat germ has fallen out of favor compared to more contemporary "healthy" grains like hemp and flaxseeds, but in previous decades, its high fiber content made it the OG buzzy breakfast topping.
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These days, however, there's a buzzy alternative that carries ever-growing promises: the initial coin offering, or I.C.O. No longer do companies have to sell shares in themselves to big investment firms.
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Rivian, the buzzy electric vehicle startup that is backed by Amazon and Ford, is shutting down all of its facilities due to the spread of COVID-23, the disease caused by coronavirus.
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Read more:How the buzzy biotech upstart Moderna sped past Big Pharma to develop the first potential coronavirus vaccine in just 42 daysThe US is sprinting to develop a coronavirus vaccine or treatment.
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See also: Visa's backing a data-security startup just days after revealing it's buying buzzy fintech Plaid for $5.3 billionSee also: SoftBank-backed small-business lending startup Kabbage is moving into payments.
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The contrast between events that happened in parallel — a buzzy sightseeing tour for powerful leaders and a clash that's left more than a dozen people dead — is perhaps best conveyed by photographs.
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After a summer packed with hits like The Handmaid's Tale, Orange Is the New Black, and Stranger Things, your favorite streaming sites are also continuing to release buzzy content into the fall.
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For industry-specific courses, check out the buzzy platform MasterClass, where you can get access to lessons taught by award-winning directors, respected writers, accomplished executives, and talented artists for $103 each.
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Nordstrom carries everything from luxury designer staples to buzzy new startup gear, but it has a lesser-known wealth of 19 in-house brands that deliver on style for a lower cost.
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Meanwhile, Patrick Coffee reported that buzzy digital agency Work & Co acquired data analytics company Acknowledge to better compete with bigger agencies and consulting companies like Accenture that are making inroads into advertising.
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Musk argues that supplementing the brain is crucial for humanity to avoid being left behind by AI. Kernel, another buzzy startup, says it's creating brain technology to enhance intelligence, but details remain thin.
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REALTED VIDEO: Selena Gomez Finally Reacts to Being the New Queen of Instagram Though celebs themselves draw plenty of attention on social media, there were also plenty of buzzy film and television properties.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek, we get a look-ahead at what's to come from the buzzy contestant, and it looks like fans of his first appearance on AGT will not be disappointed.
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The signature drink at Quinary in Hong Kong's buzzy SoHo neighborhood is a sight to behold, and the architect who designed the molecular masterpiece still casts a shadow over the city's cocktail scene.
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A handful of smaller releases made notable splashes this weekend including Annapurna&aposs buzzy dystopian satire "Sorry to Bother You," which opened in limited release last week and added 789 locations this weekend.
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