Well, back then, there really wasn't a cottage industry, right?
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He's turned being unable to decide into a cottage industry.
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Maybe the cottage industry built atop Westworld spoiled the fun.
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Martin Parr is something of a cottage industry in Britain.
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Parenting, like everything, has become an Internet cottage industry unto itself.
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A small cottage industry has developed to address the obesity epidemic.
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"This is a cottage industry in the Middle East," Feinberg says.
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There will always be a cottage industry and the rage industry.
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A cottage industry of subscription management services want to change that.
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Efforts to regulate that cottage industry have backfired in some cases.
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A cottage industry sprung up in service of low-level fraud.
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There is an entire cottage industry devoted to sussing out show spoilers.
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There's like a cottage industry basically of theories of who killed Tupac.
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"Make no mistake, this isn't a cottage industry," Mr. White told me.
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Celebrities surprising unsuspecting plebeians is practically a cottage industry at this point.
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Bemoaning the worrisome state of liberal democracy has become a cottage industry.
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Overnight, a cottage industry of criticism and vows to boycott popped up.
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I now know that there is a cottage industry connected to bathing.
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It's success led to a whole cottage industry of podcasts for insomniacs.
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Amazon's Prime Day has spurred a whole cottage industry of sales among retailers.
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Mr Nakamoto's silence has given rise to a cottage industry of Satoshi-hunters.
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An entire cottage industry has grown up around probing and publicizing billionaire wealth.
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I think there's a whole cottage industry of those sorts of games. Yeah.
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The leader in this then-cottage industry was a company called Biddle & Smart.
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A whole cottage industry of raclette tools have also found success through Instagram.
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A cottage industry of left-wing conspiracy theorists blossomed in the Mueller Era.
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Donald Trump's presidency has spawned a cottage industry in liberalism-is-dying books.
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Similarly, the rise in drag queen merch has created an entire cottage industry.
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There's a bustling cottage industry of video tutorials on YouTube that may help.
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The Somali menace created a cottage industry of non-lethal, anti-piracy technology.
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That has led to a cottage industry of social-media entrepreneurs seeking to please.
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It's started a movement and a cottage industry of hot takes and false equivalencies.
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Blaming Millennials for society's woes and changing habits has become an internet cottage industry.
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" He said, "The exploitation of seniors is becoming a real cottage industry right now.
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Perhaps the global economy's future lies in the cottage industry surrounding hot, fit politicians.
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In Transnistria, for now, cryptocurrency mining is still flourishing as a literal cottage industry.
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And there's a whole cottage industry of web sites that post mug shots so they
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There's even a cottage industry of fan theories that have grown up around the show.
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What began as a coping mechanism for Mr Spencer's depression has become a cottage industry.
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It even built up a major cottage industry in the US by the early 210s.
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Shot-for-shot work lives a few steps deeper into the fan-film cottage industry.
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In Washington alone, the subject matter supports a cottage industry of conferences, publications and organizations.
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He's spawned a growing movement of #nastywoman hashtags and a cottage industry in T-shirts.
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Indeed, innovation has become a cottage industry, replete with its own experts, institutes and consultants.
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Mr. Fallon has made a cottage industry of portraying Ms. DeVos as daffy and dimwitted.
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A cottage industry of phishing-as-a-service is booming as scams become increasingly profitable.
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No cottage industry: An empire of illegal Airbnb rentals booked 75,000 guests, a suit says.
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The cottage industry of Apple production line and insider leaks has turned into an unstoppable flow.
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We started calling ourselves a cottage industry; there wasn't such a thing as a social enterprise.
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An online cottage industry sprang up, devoted to dissecting every micro-angle imaginable about the show.
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By the summer of 2016, Veles was home to a cottage industry of US politics sites.
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If you're also entrepreneurial, one cottage industry you might consider is 'mining' cryptocurrency, or digital coins.
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"It seemed like a much overlooked sort of cottage industry," Hubert told TechCrunch in an interview.
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Budding interest has created an entire cottage industry around drone racing, including sponsors, specialists and experts.
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As spending on ballot measures has risen, initiatives have become a political cottage industry unto themselves.
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PREDICTING how many medals a country will win in the Olympics has become a cottage industry.
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Books about his criminal exploits, with titles like "Holleeder: The Early Years," became a cottage industry.
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But all other ingested products derived from cannabis remain off-limits, despite the growing cottage industry.
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Debt collection is a cottage industry - 76% of debt collection firms have fewer than 20 employees.
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Ailes's old network made Clinton conspiracies a cottage industry, obsessing over everything from Whitewater to Benghazi.
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This raises all sorts of ethical questions and opens the door to a bizarre cottage industry.
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There's an entire cottage industry devoted to unearthing prolific artists whose work never reached the masses.
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I asked her a bunch of questions to figure out what makes this cottage industry tick.
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A cottage industry has risen up to help retailers cope with the rising tide of returns.
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Ben Allen, a producer, argued that this scattered cottage industry was central to the city's identity.
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Roberts was a one-man cottage industry in viral marketing before it had even been invented.
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This cottage industry of drone specialists will be essential to the viability of the enterprise drone market.
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There's a small cottage industry now dedicated to bestowing unto Pokémon Go its own brand of trutherism.
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A cottage industry of intellectuals has sprung up around possibly the least intellectual president in American history.
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A cottage industry has emerged: Swedish composers write songs for their own country and also for others.
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Tanya: It's almost like hating on Sex and the City has become something of a cottage industry.
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Naturally, a cottage industry of startups has cropped up to offer solutions to the, er, cottage problem.
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So many people are freaking out about Brexit that helping them prep has become a cottage industry.
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Perhaps that's why Mary is at the center of a cottage industry of sorts among Austen aficionados.
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"Maxine Waters found an old provision and turned it into a cottage industry," Anderson told Fox News.
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There's a small cottage industry now dedicated to bestowing unto Pokémon Go its own brand of trutherism.
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You can see how so many third party sellers have carved out a cottage industry for themselves.
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And the cottage industry of "What is Twitter" analysis has been churning along since it was founded.
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Amid the rise of Trump, trying to understand his supporters has become something of a cottage industry.
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There's even a cottage industry of "black hat" search engine optimization experts focused on Maps and reviews.
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A cottage industry of services to write profiles, tend to matches and get swipes is popping up.
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There's a whole cottage industry devoted to wooing conservatives on these issues, and I wish it godspeed.
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On the other side was a Democrat whose family had spawned a cottage industry of sordid tales.
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To address this fear, a dubious new cottage industry has grown up over the past two years.
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In the 1950s, they were finally cataloged, prompting a cottage industry of historical research, Dr. Kohn said.
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Belgray is just one member of the growing cottage industry that is writing optimized captions for Instagram.
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And the best cottage industry to spring up out of this, by far, was Sports Law Guy takage.
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Her death captured national attention and created a cottage industry of internet sleuths determined to solve the case.
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Yet she's also a polarizing figure who attracts what she's called a "cottage industry" of angry, vocal opposition.
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Still, the cottage industry shows no sign of abating, not least because of the lack of alternative prospects.
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With sales increasing this year by 20%, Swift is no longer the cottage industry that it once was.
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They will also be prohibited from ever representing a foreign government, which is a cottage industry in Washington.
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Rotenberg's videos are but a small sliver of the cottage industry that is the Troom Troom reaction video.
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Beyond those hastily chosen brackets, there's an entire cottage industry of sports betting that's increasingly resembling Wall Street.
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An entire cottage industry has sprung up around sharing creations in the three weeks since early access launch.
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After treatment, a cottage industry of sober-living houses and coaches is available to keep executives on track.
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NO LONGER A COTTAGE INDUSTRY The cuts, however, have only slowed U.S. crude production gains, not halted them.
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A whole cottage industry has sprung up around the network's shows: Bravo-adjacent podcasts, products and personal appearances.
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Aren't we really celebrating obesity and creating a potential problem from this growing cottage industry down the road?
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Unfortunately, health care has spurred the growth of an entire cottage industry wholly dedicated to these enduring inefficiencies.
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"The internet and eBay made reselling into a cottage industry," said Matt Powell, an analyst at NPD Group.
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"There's a whole cottage industry around this litigation and it's not just the courts and the lawyers," Samuels said.
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So of course there's a cottage industry dedicated to developing software that secretly spies on you through your phone.
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Venture is a cottage industry with partners typically committing to stay for the lifetime of one or more funds.
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Thank the cottage industry of rapid prototyping tools like InVision, Squarespace, and WordPress that have democratized the design process.
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One persistent cottage industry of fake news in antebellum America were the stories of African Americans spontaneously turning white.
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"I went to Lagos and realized that this was a cottage industry and saw a big opportunity," he says.
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A cottage industry of consultants makes a handsome living showing hospitals how to maximize their profits using the program.
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That's led to a cottage industry of firms that help marketers measure sales, set prices, and run ad campaigns.
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What had started out as a thing on the side turned into a little bit of a cottage industry.
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But like every smart culinary cottage industry, the full cooking process is a trade secret, even within the team.
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The famous rainbow-striped community—the first to be "pacified" by police, in 2008—made favela-visiting a cottage industry.
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But measuring the drone market is turning into a bit of a cottage industry, and better data should eventually emerge.
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There's now a small cottage industry of apps that essentially do the work of saving—and even investing—for you.
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East Texas is considered friendly territory for these lawsuits, and Carolla claims it's become a cottage industry in the area.
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A cottage industry of intelligence gathering has mushroomed in the past six months, according to interviews with nine Syrians involved.
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Our monthly roundup of interesting shows, and a look at the cottage industry of podcasts dedicated to the impeachment inquiry.
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There's already a journalistic cottage industry of anonymous White House staffers describing their demoralization to reporters with each new development.
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Abandoned buildings became nightclubs and bars, and a cottage industry of record shops and independent labels flourished in their wake.
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Known among Lathe Trolls as the T-560, these precision machines have made DIY vinyl recording a thriving cottage industry.
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Known among Lathe Trolls as the T-000, these precision machines have made DIY vinyl recording a thriving cottage industry.
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The Harvard Business School, at that time, in the early '90s, had a very robust cottage industry called business history.
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The conservative political activist James O'Keefe has created a cottage industry manipulating political perceptions by editing footage in misleading ways.
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Stowing away, then, becomes a means to celebrity as well, and is a bit of a cottage industry unto itself.
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Like them, the wives are part of a cottage industry that mixes beauty and utility, captives of their own productivity.
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Where Washington has pollsters and K Street lobbyists, awards season has a cottage industry of hired strategists, prognosticators, and bloggers.
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A veritable cottage industry has arisen among political scientists and economists in developing statistical models designed to forecast election outcomes.
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But, as Cecchetti noted in his paper, that's exactly what a cottage industry of "dotologists" try to do each quarter.
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By becoming his own cottage industry he did away with many of the inefficiencies that stem from traditional project workflows.
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Still, she cherishes the cottage industry in Ireland, which produces a diverse range of talent in a surprisingly inclusive environment.
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Doing this work has become a sort of cottage industry, with many annotators doing it part time or between other jobs.
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Now Washington's cottage industry of consultants and public affairs specialists are nervously wondering if that era is coming to an end.
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Hotez, for one, is optimistic that there isn't a cottage industry of physicians doling out medical exemptions for non-medical reasons.
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Two years ago, ICOs like Meiri's lured billions of dollars into blockchain companies and spawned a cottage industry of pilot projects.
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There's also a cottage industry of advice about how to be featured or win the "crown" symbol granted to top users.
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A cottage industry of climate consultants, often claiming to use cleverer, more granular climate models, has mushroomed to assist companies' efforts.
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The smooth, unblemished front fascia has already spawned a cottage industry of people selling faux-grille stickers for their Model 3.
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Since these two were last in the same room, this 'ship has become a cottage industry — even Bronn has Lannistarth Fever.
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A cottage industry quickly sprang up to take advantage of this loophole and to pitch the virtues of gliders to buyers.
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And an entire cottage industry — including Newmine — has sprung up to cater to retailers struggling to stem the tide of returns.
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Soaring consumer interest in American whiskeys over the last decade has created a symbiotic cottage industry in writing about those spirits.
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An entire cottage industry has emerged to counsel providers on how to navigate and improve their income under these new rules.
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So all this unboxing and re-boxing activity in Montana, this cottage industry of preppers, how did this even come about?
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And in the 2010s, talking about the elements of Friends less worth celebrating has become a bit of a cottage industry.
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Kids' videos, once a relatively lucrative cottage industry on a platform that expressly courted them, will likely never be the same.
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There is a cottage industry of people who make YouTube videos or written guides to help out players who are stuck.
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Many publicly-traded private equity firms have seen their stock prices stagnate, thus sparking a cottage industry of private stake sales.
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For starters, an entire cottage industry on pet-tech wearables has emerged, with numerous start-ups already competing in the space.
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"There was this cottage industry forming around our application, enhancing it and customizing it in all these interesting ways," she said.
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"It's almost like a cottage industry of folks who are running their businesses on our platform from their kitchen tables," says Cavins.
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Cottage industry studios strove to do everything in-house; coding, graphics and sounds were produced by a sweatshop of highly adaptive geeks.
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There's already an entire cottage industry dedicated to preventing athletes from going broke, but the risks are perhaps more magnified in esports.
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That country is in fact home to a cottage industry of websites focused on motorcycles, American muscle cars, horses, and other topics.
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Ranking MBA programs has become a cottage industry for U.S. News & World Report, Princeton Review, the Financial Times, the Economist and Businessweek.
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Various prostheses were designed to make that possible, pushing prosthesis manufacturing in many countries from a cottage industry towards modern mass production.
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One way is just designing the most fun-looking city possible (there's a cottage industry of videos for that if you're interested).
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The marble-topped kitchen table is littered with laptops, phones and safety pins, all the accoutrements of their self-described cottage industry.
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The town has erected a billboard with the former model's likeness, and a cottage industry hawking Trump-themed products has sprung up.
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As a result, tricking out mixes has become a cottage industry, and many villages have a "cake lady" with her signature twist.
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What is uniformly missing from the cottage industry of collusion theories is an acknowledgment of the threshold requirements of an actual crime.
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The opacity around Google's algorithm has given birth to a cottage industry of search engine optimization experts who dissect the company's comments.
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Now a cottage industry has emerged, spurring fierce competition between friends and fellow admirers who want to get the word out first.
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Thousands of young Chinese who are students at Australian universities or recent graduates have built a cottage industry to meet that demand.
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Tales of flights filled with service peacocks, service rabbits, service monkeys, service turkeys, and service iguanas have become an internet cottage industry.
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The tweets occasionally upend the news cycle, and something of a cottage industry has sprung up to derive some sort of pattern.
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Amazon&aposs nascent advertising business gained steam with a new cottage industry of e-commerce-minded firms helping marketers use the platform.
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Add to that, a new cottage industry of conspiracy theories that's already springing up around the high school massacre in Parkland, Florida.
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Trader Joe's Instagrammers are only one example of how the brand's cult-like following has created a small cottage industry around it.
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While Professor Kogut became director of the Center for Leadership and Ethics at Columbia Business School, Ms. Knutsson started a cottage industry.
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But unlike, say, the cottage industry of QAnon merch, a Mueller prayer candle was a preemptive celebration of a definitive end result.
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Cages remain the single most important innovation in egg production because they've turned what was once a cottage industry into a global commodity.
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The notorious website has long been the most prominent example of a cottage industry designed to prey on people who have been arrested.
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A cottage industry of asset managers, financial advisors and investment can give you their takes on how to be just like Warren Buffett.
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"[We saw a] cottage industry of podcast creators building small businesses," he tells The Verge, and these creators come from all different backgrounds.
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The five monarchs who ruled England for 118 years have spawned a veritable post-and-beam cottage industry of books and popular entertainment.
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Coding procedures for billing purposes is now a cottage industry employing 206,000 people—and is projected to grow at 13% over ten years.
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Factories emerged because new machines were much more efficient than cottage-industry methods, and only a large employer with capital could afford them.
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Now that thousands of outsiders have cottoned on, the old tradition has turned into a bit of a cottage industry filled with chancers.
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Venture is no longer a cottage industry where partners sit around a conference table on Mondays meeting companies and discussing which to support.
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The videos aren't produced by traditional adult entertainment studios, but are part of a cottage industry that makes porn commissioned by private fans.
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This has led to a cottage industry of so-called "Kodi boxes," often built around cheap HDMI dongles like Amazon's Fire TV sticks.
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Why it matters: "There is a cottage industry of groups targeting vulnerable communities with self-serving borderline scams," CLC writes in its analysis.
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At the same time, a cottage industry has sprung up to help employers make egg-freezing and IVF more accessible to their employees.
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The subsequent cottage industry of new stats that emerged has been fun, especially seeing players who once weren't appreciated getting their just due.
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Without question, the cottage industry of Mueller fanatics and media breathlessness and tchotchkes and parody songs on Saturday Night Live was always embarrassing.
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A cottage industry has sprung up to cater to the sceptics, blending various indicators of economic activity to produce new gauges of growth.
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The investigation led the police to Shisun Village in southwestern China, where mine murders for cash appear to have become a cottage industry.
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There is a cottage industry of activists and campaigners who cling to an abstinence-only approach when it comes to nicotine and tobacco.
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That goes for vintage examples, too, and a whole cottage industry has grown up around getting them — and their drivers — ready to race.
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" As for production, "Carrickmacross lace is still a cottage industry," Ms. Daly said, "the workers still make the lace in their own homes.
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British and American intelligence officials say the Kremlin has deliberately cultivated a cottage industry of criminal hackers loosely affiliated with Russian intelligence agencies.
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There aren't many specifics, but there is clearly a whole cottage industry out there to help US patients find cheaper health care abroad.
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In Torre del Greco, carving remains a cottage industry practiced by men — and these days, some women — in tiny studios throughout the city.
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Luxury, once little more than a cottage industry dominated by family firms in Europe, has become the preserve of a few giant conglomerates.
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To speed up the process, a cottage industry has emerged of companies and consultants that specialize in helping doctors with licensing and credentialing.
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This suit could have wider implications in the beauty industry, which is rife with copycat products thanks to a robust cottage industry of dupes.
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Since its ascension from television show to cultural cottage industry, Game of Thrones has been one of the most merchandisable phenomenons of the 2010s.
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And yet it was also the big kickoff for this world that we live in now, where high profile crime is a cottage industry.
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It hired a Berkeley, California-based firm called 427, one of a new cottage industry of companies that assess climate risk to real estate.
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There is a cottage industry of analysts out there gaming out the ways in which a crisis of some sort might unfold within China.
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It's no wonder, then, that there's now a cottage industry for ad-blocking and privacy extensions like uBlock Origin, Disconnect, Ghostery and Privacy Badger.
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I don't know if it's nostalgia, but there is certainly a cottage industry for stories of celebrity debauchery of relatively recent yore, isn't there?
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Internet access is so ubiquitous in the United States and Western Europe that it has spawned an entire cottage industry to help people disconnect.
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It's a bit shocking to consider just how much influence Fortnite holds, and the strange, cottage industry of hucksters it's left in its wake.
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The election-fueled, Facebook-incubated cottage industry of Macedonian teenagers and nihilist opportunists ready to cater to the paranoid masses had yet to emerge.
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Over the past seven years, Game of Thrones has launched a cottage industry of hot takes, deep dives, and think pieces about the show.
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The tools are part of a burgeoning cottage industry of blocking software birthed by a popular frustration with disruptive digital ads in recent years.
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A cottage industry of fake and ineffective COVID-19 treatments and cures has spread in recent weeks, including air purifiers, vitamins, and even bleach.
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"It is very much [a] cottage industry, and I think, purposefully so," says Ben "DivKid" Wilson, who produces the popular Eurorack YouTube channel DivKid.
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But a cottage industry is forming around houseplants, with delivery startups like Bloomscape and the Sill turning indoor horticulture into the trend du jour.
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Then again, the lingering mystery surrounding these musical icons, immortalized in time, is part of what has made this story such a cottage industry.
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The cottage industry of foreign lobbying is taking center stage as special counsel Robert Mueller investigates the activities of people in President Trump's orbit.
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These sites make up a small cottage industry, operating on the fringes of the internet and in violation of social media sites' terms of service.
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So, I don&apost demonize one side and say they&aposre doing it, and this is their cottage industry, or this side is doing it.
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Just check YouTube for "everything that happened on [show name]" or "[showname] season recap," and you'll find an entire cottage industry of people summarizing seasons.
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In 2016, "dank memes" about the presidential candidates became something of a cottage industry, adding another layer to the weirdness of Trump Jr.'s tweet.
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But there are plenty of other advertised health benefits, such as stress relief or preventing dementia, that have helped sprout a cottage industry around CBD.
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It could dull a boom in tourism by Americans to Cuba and hurt a burgeoning cottage industry of private enterprise on the socialist-ruled island.
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To fill that void, a small cottage industry has sprung up over the past few years to make cars available for these car-less drivers.
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McGregor's precision and timing—and his belief in his precision and timing—are so famous that they've spawned an entire cottage industry of related merchandise.
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"Being critical of Frank is a cottage industry," said Ms. Coates, whose own résumé — she is better known as an art historian — has been questioned.
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There's already a cottage industry of "Westworld" watchers and podcasters speculating over the "Lost"-like revelations to come — Orion's belt has three stars, not four!
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This perceived decline and fall of the United States has inspired a 21st-century cottage industry of books devoted to how things went off course.
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Curry became his own cottage industry of pure offense in the first quarter, scoring 17 points in 23 minutes with six rebounds and three assists.
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There is already a cottage industry of people who specialize in search engine optimization, or S.E.O., and help companies gain greater visibility for their pages.
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Ever since Stranger Things' 2016 breakout, two versions of the Nashville native have powered a cottage industry of Twitter threads, fan speculation, and think pieces.
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They've certainly become a cottage industry, with specialty trailer houses and an important movie metric in the number of downloads in the first 24 hours.
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A cottage industry has sprung up around customization, too, as crafty fans have posted pairs they've modified with hand-stitched thread, fabric paint, and crystals.
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Though Mr. Juechter wouldn't comment on future models, the cottage industry of Corvette rumors cites development of a hybrid 'Vette with up to 900 horsepower.
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The swelling of the migrant population, investigators say, has made the running of reception centers a cottage industry of potential government corruption and mafia penetration.
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A cottage industry of third-party encryption applications for iPhones and other mobile devices would sprout up overnight if Apple were compelled to build backdoors.
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MSPs are at the heart of a growing cottage industry mostly originating in Russia, spawned to sell clicks and comments, and inflate social media engagement.
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In fact, books about Picasso have become their own kind of cottage industry, which helps fuel his reputation as one of the world's greatest artists.
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And they got exactly what they wanted; in fact, Fifty Shades itself was part of an entire cottage industry of "pull-to-publish" Twilight fanfics.
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Lest we forget, Sylvester is the guy who started a cottage industry of letting Westworld employees fuck the bodies of hosts while they were offline.
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The concern helped drive a tiny cottage industry of third-party straps that would hold the AirPods together and help you catch them if they fall.
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A cottage industry of these consultants has sprung up in recent years, and today the National Association of Senior Move Managers has more than 1,000 members.
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Thanks to a cottage industry of anti-ad blocking startups, many publishers usually know whether or not readers are using an ad blocker on their sites.
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"Globally we're looking at a smorgasbord of actors and methods in a cottage industry that no one really knows much about," she wrote in an email.
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These bold creators have fostered a creative cottage industry, an entire genre, all of their own: the shitty grainy video of the inside of Berghain movement.
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As the pet influencers field has gotten crowded, a cottage industry has sprung up to help pets — or their owners, at least — manage their newfound marketability.
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But this avian twist on "America's Got Talent" has also fueled an illegal cottage industry: the smuggling of finches into the United States from South America.
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"Where Washington has pollsters and K Street lobbyists, awards season has a cottage industry of hired strategists, prognosticators, and bloggers," the New Yorker reported in 2017.
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For those Trump fans that have not tuned out the news entirely, a cottage industry of reassuring hot takes has taken the place of dispassionate analysis.
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Maybe it's just that when a musical cottage industry starts training kids to be pop stars since before adolescence, some of them turn out really talented.
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You could say that the pink ribbon has helped create a cottage industry surrounding breast cancer awareness, because companies are "riding the tails" of the pink ribbon.
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Coupled with numerous crackdowns on the far-right movement's ability to organize and fundraise online, this will also damage the small cottage industry in grifting it's spawned.
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Such schools are common—about 1m of them are scattered across developing countries—but until recently this has been a chaotic cottage industry of tiny, unregulated providers.
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Even worse, Casual is set in Los Angeles, which seems to have created a mini cottage industry of shows about lonely, rich white people in recent years.
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Handling regulatory fights or averting them altogether is becoming a cottage industry — and at Disrupt SF, we'll be talking to some of the leaders in that field.
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The community—or mafia—of generator owners is thus a solution to a widespread problem, and it has grown into a cottage industry, both intractable and necessary.
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Rob Kardashian losing weight is now a cottage industry, and not just for Blac Chyna ... because we've learned a couple of fitness companies are pitching in too.
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A cottage industry of books, films, TV shows, and websites have cropped up pushing wild theories about government cover-ups on everything from aliens to 9/11.
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This has lead to its own cottage industry of bakers trying to make gluten-free breads that actually taste as good as good as their wheaty counterparts.
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The kitchen sink This being Washington, there's a cottage industry of people who love nothing more than come up with far-fetched ways to get things done.
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The hunger to fix a real problem in the field has fed a cottage industry of companies posting dubious statistics that are shared uncritically by news organizations.
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What connects the lizard-headed reptilians and Trump's army of ghoulish trolls is YouTube, which promulgates this cottage-industry in conspiratorial speculation with little oversight or regulation.
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Large-scale growers were going to be barred from entering the game for five years, time enough for the cottage industry to get legal and get established.
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But we most certainly wouldn't have gotten to what we have now without the cottage industry that a few creative developers built in the 80s and 90s.
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Kim Kardashian, she who has spun the act of taking provocative selfies into an award-winning cottage industry, has long shocked the public with her social feed.
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A cottage industry of tech firms has sprung up, processing information on everything from the weather to web searches and selling it to hedge funds and others.
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As e-commerce became commonplace, a cottage industry sprang up to track people around the web and nudge them back to online stores to complete a purchase.
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The actual provision and delivery of that is a localized very localized it's almost it was still actually a cottage industry wherever you go in the world.
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The increase of new data privacy laws has spawned a cottage industry of firms that specialize in helping publishers and marketers implement technology called consent-management platforms.
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Unlike innovation, which has a cottage industry devoted to its study and cultivation, maintenance is not something we spend a lot of time trying to understand better.
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On Campus WATERVILLE, Me. — Conservative media outlets have built a cottage industry of outrage on the premise that conservative students are victims of a "tyrannical" campus left.
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Five years later, The Walking Dead has practically spawned a cottage-industry monopoly for Telltale, and its novel mechanics have become familiar and even a little tired.
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In short, the cottage industry of investigators that has sprung up in the past two years expects to be busy until at least the next presidential election.
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Thousands of Disneybounders share their outfits on social media every day, and an entire cottage industry of third-party shops cater to their expanding wardrobes and specific tastes.
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Stories of lottery winners may inspire envy, but there's no shortage of schadenfreude either — which brings us to the cottage industry of horrific stories about "cursed" lottery winners.
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"We want something that has four stars and above, on average," said Chapman, who has made a cottage industry of giving advice about buying and selling small businesses.
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The sound, in turn, has expanded the Burn's reach worldwide, via a burgeoning cottage industry of DJs and parties bringing the sounds of the Playa to the masses.
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Blockchain, for example, dominates headlines and has created an entire cottage industry of press, start-ups, consulting firms, and venture investing solely to support its various use cases.
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For performers who once relied on pageant prizes, meager bar tips and side gigs to eek by, the drag economy has ballooned into its very own cottage industry.
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The rise of DDoS has created a cottage industry of companies dedicated to mitigating the attacks, and, on the flip side, professional DDoS-for-hire services and gangs.
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The big buzz in "baby tech"—the cottage industry of gadgets to aid fertility, pregnancy, and the first six months of infancy—looks like a simple black bra.
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They're called "fitspiration" and they have become a veritable cottage industry of social media content, providing an endless stream of abs, glutes, smoothies, acai bowls, and motivational quotes.
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There's an entire digital cottage industry sprouting up around Pokémon Go, the explosively popular augmented reality game that has people hitting the streets scouring for imaginary pocket monsters.
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"Apparently there is a cottage industry of posting photos of Yantar to Twitter and tracking its location," said Madory, pointing Motherboard to another recent sighting of the ship.
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Previous Browns regimes made a cottage industry out of logical draft trades, giving up Sammy Watkins, Julio Jones, and Trent Richardson in return for extra first-round picks.
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As a cottage industry, there was very little oversight or regulation to the home-grown brewing businesses, according to Rod Phillips in the comprehensive text Alcohol: A History.
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Since the twin convulsions of 2016, Trump and Brexit, a cottage industry has evolved dedicated to explaining these phenomena, especially to liberals shocked and appalled by them both.
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Decoding these clues — and arguing over whether one should even try — has thrown the international cottage industry of Kremlin experts into a contradictory cacophony of prediction and interpretation.
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Additionally, a whole cottage industry has cropped up around DNA test results, offering specious services like pairing people with the best diet or best wine for their genes.
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In response, a cottage industry has cropped up encouraging people to unplug and get some sleep, with people like high-powered media mogul Arianna Huffington leading the charge.
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In the United States, an entire cottage industry has sprung up around "zero waste," complete with reusable cutlery, reusable straws, reusable lunch boxes, and reusable to-go cups.
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What do Mark Mazzetti and Katie Benner, the authors of the article, mean by the phrase "a cottage industry of Mueller watchers" on social media and cable news?
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And while throwing cold water on his ideas has become a media cottage industry unto itself, his latest pitch to connect cities by suborbital rocket needs much closer scrutiny.
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It may be, given the costly labour required to identify and address these harms, that something akin to "ethics as a service" will emerge as a new cottage industry.
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But there are signs regulators are beginning to take note of the growing cottage industry for products such as inverse VIX trackers and other leveraged bets on market volatility.
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Fitzpatrick believes this will eventually become a "cottage industry, where more genealogists who hopefully have the expertise will be asked by law enforcement to lend a hand," she said.
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But, following about the premiere of Jersey Shore in 2009, a cottage industry has been built around staring at the escapades of Richmond County residents and their infamous accents.
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Did you know that the Kremlin's secrecy has built an entire cottage industry of largely-unfounded rumors and conspiracy theories based on the few tantalizing details which do leak?
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In Vietnam's Mekong Delta, this has resulted in a burgeoning cottage industry where swiftlets are lured into dark, cavernous dwellings that blast a piercing bird call throughout the day.
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" She adds: "It's my personal hope that Los Angeles will encourage diversity within the industry—providing a path for cottage industry and small business operators to thrive and succeed.
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When Facebook rolled out its first major anti-clickbait adjustment in 2014, it managed to pretty much stomp out a whole cottage industry of exclamation-point-happy screaming headlines.
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She had started her own cottage industry making loaves of bread at home to sell to work colleagues after learning how to bake six years ago from Virtuous Bread.
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But a cottage industry of a few dozen firms, mostly in America, is gleaning "alternative" data from novel sources, ranging from satellite images to obscure corners of social media.
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After all, there's an entire cottage industry built around dubious internet life hacks advising people to use frozen grapes to chill wine or a cheese grater on cold butter.
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Sustainability thinking has permeated financial decision making, with a strong assist from institutional investors such as pension plans, key Wall Street players, and a cottage industry of analytics groups.
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Fixing your credit report can be a Kafkaesque nightmare, such that a cottage industry of dubious "credit repair" companies has popped up simply to navigate people through the process.
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Yoga also became a multibillion-dollar business, spawning apparel companies like Lululemon, a vast cottage industry of studios and teacher trainings, and a kaleidoscope of yogi bric-a-brac.
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While the public's attention is recent, the ISM has an almost mythical reputation in the financial markets, spawning a cottage industry of market-timing models based on its direction.
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Something of a journalistic cottage industry has sprung up around the recondite question of just what makes Mitch tick, but the uninspiring, mundane answer is hiding in plain sight.
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In much the same way that this peculiar house with an unusual backstory has become a notable tourist trap, The Shining has begotten its own cottage industry of conspiracies.
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On the right, a chorus tried to argue that the gender wage gap was exaggerated, and a cottage industry of writers emerged to fight ideas she popularized, like microaggressions.
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The law has created "a cottage industry of lawyers roaming around looking for violators," said Nathan A. Schachtman, a product liability defense lawyer and a Columbia Law School lecturer.
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For god's sake, an entire cottage industry has popped up in the blog world that just informs people what's coming to Netflix because Netflix is so bad at it.
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His efforts rapidly took off, garnering a legion of followers, and spawning a cottage industry of anachronisms: T-shirts, greeting cards, a board game, books and a television show.
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The Verge's investigations editor Josh Dzieza discovered a cottage industry of these prepping centers that popped up in the small town of Roundup, Montana, an hour away from Billings.
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Today, most Kano love literature remains untranslated, however with Yakubu pushing boundaries and new translations, Gordon hopes her new book will provide a spotlight on the burgeoning cottage industry.
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The city's cottage industry is corporate recruitment, often of global firms with diverse workforces, and it remains among the 20 locations in the running for Amazon's coveted second headquarters.
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The case against Hernandez-Gonzalez put a spotlight on a cottage industry that straddles the letter of the law by selling tools needed to cultivate high-grade weed indoors.
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Field of Vision, the documentary initiative from Laura Poitras and The Intercept, published a short film on the cottage industry that's funded by parties willing to pay for likes.
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Writing scripts for launching the new code has become a cottage industry, Bansal explained, and much of this work is in his view could be automated by the correct tool.
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The report also noted that a small number of groups disproportionately file requests, suggesting a small cottage industry in reputation fixers has arisen since the rules were put into effect.
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Ultimately, though, they laid bare a cottage industry populated by high-profile attorneys like Lisa Bloom, previously known as an advocate for women's rights, and litigation heavy-hitter David Boies.
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Tatiana Ikasovic, a Sydney-based actress, has recently come to grips with the Internet's ability to fixate on the physical minutiae of women and turn it into a cottage industry.
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During the past few years, though, the study of TDEs has transformed from science fiction to a sleepy cottage industry, and now into something more like a bustling tech startup.
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From this economy sprung a cottage industry of locker rentals: for the women who had multiple boxes coming in, other inmates would charge to rent out space in their lockers.
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Consumers are more engaged with the beauty industry than ever, and when brands and influencers mess things up, they're put on blast — a grassroots watchdog cottage industry has popped up.
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They say excessive awards have spawned a cottage industry of tipsters and their attorneys who get a cut of the reward, overwhelming the SEC with unhelpful and sometimes bogus information.
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"The cannabis industry has gone from a cottage industry to multibillion dollar industry, and you can't do that without tech infrastructure," Sheldon Owen, Vana's founder and CEO, told Business Insider.
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In doing so, Jones not only reclaimed the narrative of his chaotic public life, he also kicked off a small cottage industry of fighters suddenly eager to call him out.
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As Amazon's ad business continues to grow, a cottage industry of tech firms have popped up that promise sellers proprietary data and insights into the platform that Amazon doesn't provide.
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Workplace shootings have fueled a cottage industry of security consultants who show employees how to manage panic, when to run or hide, and how to fight as a last resort.
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There's a certain self-righteous pleasure in hating Trump, as well as an entire cottage industry devoted to indulging that hatred, which would mostly vanish the moment he left office.
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" He scoffs at her attempts to make something of herself after the divorce: "Before the settlement and documents were even dry, Ivana built a small cottage industry on my back.
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His continued service to a White House that so obviously wants him gone has led to something of a cottage industry of speculation in Washington about his reasons for remaining.
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There is an entire cottage industry of these village pellars, all competing to attract followers from the same pool of "Crypto Twitter" users by predicting the future of coin prices.
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The steady stream of bombshell reporting about the probe and its offshoots have given rise to a cottage industry of books, podcasts, entertainment and even merchandise often centered around Mueller himself.
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Over the years, sexual harassment training programs have become a cottage industry, and some states have moved to require some form of anti-harassment training for companies over a certain size.
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As BuzzFeed News reported last year, there is a virtual cottage industry of hyperpartisan websites and Facebook pages in Germany devoted to publishing negative stories about immigrants, Islam, and Merkel's government.
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This isn't isolated to 2018: Musk's hyperloop white paper spawned a cottage industry of companies attempting to make it, as well as a science-fair-like educational opportunity for engineering students.
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The names that become sagas, or ciphers for something else; the stories of Madeleine McCann and Suzy Lamplugh—cases that sustain their own cottage industry of wild speculation and grim intrigue.
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And I&aposm not going to make a lot of friends by talking about this, but there&aposs a cottage industry of keeping your clearance and moving to the commercial sector.
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In response to all this digital detritus has risen a cottage industry of recyclers, from multi-million-dollar corporations to local nonprofits to fly-by-night, back-of-the-van scammers.
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Making extremely fucked-up, realistic cakes to liven up a party with, for instance, a confectionary version of a plucked, glistening red swan, has been a cottage industry for a while.
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Since its inception, the Academy has been notoriously cagey about its membership makeup, so much so that the Los Angeles Times has made a cottage industry of divining its secretive ranks.
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She claims to be 26, a stunt that only works because of Foster's deceptively youthful visage (an entire cottage industry has sprung up around trying to replicate her anti-aging techniques).
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The new Lightroom puts an emphasis on ease of use and cloud connectivity while the old version focused on hard drive-based storage and spawned a cottage industry of YouTube explainers.
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While cash-driven voter turnout efforts are a cottage industry in campaign seasons, Mr. Dowless's operation appeared to run like a family business that crossed lines laid out in election law.
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But in the last few years, interest in eloping has created a cottage industry of photographers in romantic locales like Paris, New York and Hawaii that specializes in photographing eloping couples.
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But as always, there was the restless churn of hit songs in radio rotation, and the cottage industry of all-star remixes used to extend the shelf life of those songs.
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"There's been a longstanding cottage industry of companies trying to create attachments that mimic fully automatic fire in semi-automatic weapons," Josh Sugarmann, Executive Director of the Violence Policy Center told Gizmodo.
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It also opens up some sketchier possibilities: at the moment, there's a whole cottage industry of people making $3 Lightning cables for iPhones, without bothering to use Apple's made-for-iPhone program.
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Despite low expectations, the book quickly became a massive success, setting the stage for a cottage industry of books that break down technical topics in simple terms, mostly in the computer space.
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Coming into compliance with these regulations, securing a commercial kitchen and attaining the necessary licenses is an incredibly expensive endeavor, effectively pricing out many cottage industry producers of weird, small-batch edibles.
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If nothing else, the show should be a boon to recappers and websites that parse the minutia of such shows -- a cottage industry that didn't exist when the program premiered on ABC.
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All these pivotal moments were filmed in the city's Old Town, where an entire Game of Thrones-related cottage industry has popped up in the years since the show first started airing.
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But one such company that offers a unique glimpse into this cottage industry is Cybergun, touted as the largest airsoft maker in the world, and the only one that is publicly traded.
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The popularity of homoerotic fiction, dubbed "boys love," has soared in recent years in China, where a booming cottage industry of self-published authors churn out hundreds of new titles each month.
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The more progressive Chicago Sun-Times editorial board backs Lightfoot, who has attracted several strategists who have made a cottage industry out of challenging the city's established political machine in recent years.
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Books of The Times Because Walter Isaacson has made a cottage industry of writing about Renaissance men, it's no surprise, really, that he's finally landed on a subject from the actual Renaissance.
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Donna Jo Napoli made a cottage industry out of dark fairy tale retellings long before Tim Burton got his hands on Alice in Wonderland, but Beast is one of her least gritty.
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Since the 2016 election, a new cottage industry in journalism has sprung up: articles that offer advice for how to talk politics at Thanksgiving with relatives who have different views from yours.
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One of her earliest biographies is filled with inaccuracies and racist language, while a cottage industry of children's books paints a picture of her that's often more fable than flesh and blood.
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And, in some parts of the country, I found a cottage industry of court-authorized but poorly regulated therapy providers subjecting kids and teens to widely debunked interventions or controversial invasive technologies.
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He was traveling in Argentina on business in February, so he joined what has become a cottage industry in New York City, listing his home on a website for short-term rentals.
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If it were actually composed by FCC staff, it would fall in line with the emerging cottage industry in federal employees letting loose their thoughts about the administration, few of which are positive.
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Blake and Parris are part of a growing cottage industry where dealers acquire discarded items at very low prices, only to resell some of them back on Amazon and eBay at a premium.
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There's a whole cottage industry of people raising concerns about the meat industry, from activists to nonprofits to scientists to international policy wonks at places like the Chatham House and the United Nations.
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A counterfeiting cottage industry had sprung up around the humble LOL, where the biggest headache is usually a rogue promoter who tells people Louis C. K. is performing to quicker offload his tickets.
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The cottage industry of habit-formation apps has tapped into different aspects of the psychology of habits in order to motivate users — whether that's in the form of reminders, accountability, streaks, or coaching.
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He went on to speak about the "cottage industry" of press people who are following the case and reporting it, so the public has an idea of what goes on behind closed doors.
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A shrewd move from Ricoh — dome lenses don't look good on these types of cameras, as witnessed by the huge cottage industry of creating flat lenses for underwater housings for other action cameras.
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So many women have filed lawsuits and have sought surgeries to have the mesh removed that a new cottage industry has developed in which medical lenders pay for plaintiffs' mesh removal surgery upfront.
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She was someone who knew the vagaries and pitfalls of the Hollywood machine better than most but waded in nevertheless, then built a cottage industry around pointing out how ridiculous it could be.
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The cottage industry that's sprung up around NOS is unique in the way it falls between legitimate business and old fashioned, meet-me-in-that-side-street-in-half-an-hour drug dealing.
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His worry, and the concern of other earthquake experts — there is a cottage industry of them here — is that could lead to people giving up on Los Angeles and moving to firmer ground.
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Mr. Felder — who fronts a cottage industry of similar plays about Beethoven, Chopin, Liszt and Leonard Bernstein — is a far better pianist than mimic, but this, too, turns out to be a problem.
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The demand is so great that it has bred a cottage industry of hustlers here in the capital who camp out on the sidewalk and sell places in line to the highest bidder.
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A cottage industry of lawyers has popped up to guide businesses through the process, and the FAA has begun essentially rubber-stamping the waivers, raising the question of what purpose they actually serve.
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The National Party obtained "Eminem Esque" through a company that licenses stock music for use in television and films, part of a lucrative but below-the-radar cottage industry in the music business.
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Sources such as "Modernist Cuisine," Harold McGee ("On Food and Cooking") and J. Kenji López-Alt of Serious Eats and "The Food Lab" fame, have helped create a cottage industry in food science.
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These audiences are converging, boosting business for the relatively few legacy American ax manufacturers that have survived into the 583st century, and fostering a cottage industry of new ax artisans across the country.
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Over the last several years, the sneaker game has changed from a hobbyist's playground into a $92 million hypebeast market, fueled by prospectors who have created a cottage industry dedicated to reselling footwear.
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According to Buzzfeed, people in the town of Veles, Macedonia, developed a cottage industry over the past year, creating at least 140 fake news sites that spread pro-Trump stories across social media platforms.
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There is a cottage industry of models that predict outcomes based on how the economy is doing, the incumbent party's popularity, how long the incumbent party has been in office, and some other factors.
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But both Spinelli and Liman understood that, as with the Bush family, they couldn't tell Seal's story and not at least tip their hats to the cottage industry of fringe Clinton conspiracies involving him.
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But it also has become a cottage industry, with potential to make millions of dollars for entrepreneurs who are happy to profit off millennials protesting from the safety of cities other than Hong Kong.
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One example of how this also works for entrepreneurs is found in Nairobi's slums, where the arrival of fast internet connections led to the emergence of a cottage industry selling video-editing services abroad.
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An increasing number of people who knew Pablo Escobar—employees, relatives, and enemies—are trying to sell versions of his epic life and death, encouraging a cottage industry of books, television shows, and documentaries.
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Talk to wealthy people about leaving the state, and you'll find there is a thriving cottage industry of lawyers and tax accountants advising on how to elude the grip of New York tax collectors.
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Amid a gaping shortage of skilled cybersecurity hands, a cottage industry has sprung up to fill the demand, with some of the biggest U.S. companies and agencies paying freelance bounties for detecting website vulnerabilities.
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Star inadvertently helped other YouTubers establish their own cottage industry of "tea spill" videos about his antics, like this one where Star snapped at a fan on Twitter for promoting his own makeup work.
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And his attacks have spawned a cottage industry of Trump supporters who have declared a digital war of sorts against CNN, including gotcha videos of network employees and threatening messages sent to anchors' cellphones.
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And while many guardians are principled and have their charge's best interests at heart, Dimond says there is a "cottage industry" of guardians ready and willing to treat your family's wealth as their own.
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PATCHED: As federal officials push for encryption back doors, local law enforcement agencies have increasingly turned to a cottage industry of powerful phone-cracking technology to break into encrypted devices they gather as evidence.
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Written and printed in her native Hausa language, they spurred on a whole literary subgenre -- "Littattafan Soyayya" (love literature) -- which years later has grown into a prosperous cottage industry for the women of Kano.
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There is a whole multi-cottage industry dedicated to the buying and selling of decrepit towns, many of which, like the Goop-endorsed Lugo village, are in Galicia, in the northwest region of Spain.
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" A cottage industry of books with titles like "How to Stay Christian in College" has long warned pious 18-year-olds that college is a place where the "Prince of Deception" will set "spiritual snares.
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The past year or so alone has seen a cottage industry of professional women's groups blossom into a city-sized community worthy of note, each focusing on a specific niche (Lean In, Ellevate, Levo League).
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An entire cottage industry of money and politics reporters came of age in the late 1970s and 1980s and devoted their careers to revealing the often sordid connections between campaign donations, interest groups and politicians.
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From "Soggy Crackerz" Before country-rap mutated into its own stand-alone cottage industry, rural-identified artists like Moonshine Bandits, a California duo, occasionally found themselves in dialogue with rappers closer to hip-hop's mainstream.
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A cottage industry of testing houses has cropped up where Android developers can test their apps on a range of leading devices rather than having to buy and maintain hundreds or thousands of different models.
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WILLIAM BUSTA Cleveland Heights, Ohio To the Editor: If working-class white people were the only population that supported Donald Trump, the cottage industry devoted to analyzing why they voted for him might make sense.
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There's also a cottage industry of consultants and software vendors who promise to boost sales and get sellers out of trouble, as well as insurance offerings in case one gets booted from the platform unpredictably.
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For years, the apartment has been a revolving door for psychics who promise a $5 or $10 peek at the future, a cottage industry that has proved to be recession-proof and common-sense-proof.
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There are a variety of ways to measure and analyze such fundamentals, so a cottage industry has arisen among political scientists and economists who developed a variety of statistical models aimed at forecasting presidential elections.
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Mr. Bruna's work has been translated into more than 50 languages in 83 countries and has spawned a Miffy cottage industry, with videos, television spinoffs, toys and other products with the character's likeness sold worldwide.
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Add in the twisting timelines and developing storylines, and you've got a show that's almost tailor-made for today's Game of Thrones / Westworld / Watchmen-style cottage industry that loves to theorize and debate over shows.
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On one side is a cottage industry of content-blocking apps like Ghostery, Privacy Badger and Disconnect, designed to fight the invasive and malware-spreading third-party ads and trackers that have infested the web.
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Federal regulators Thursday announced a sweeping clampdown on a cottage industry of companies that extend short-term, high-interest loans to borrowers with nowhere else to turn for the next monthly rent check or car payment.
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Pre-release attention from the likes of NPR led to public curiosity, which made Seth Grahame-Smith's novel hugely popular—and in turn led to a cottage industry of public-domain-literature-plus-monsters mashup fiction.
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The front-office practitioners within every NFL franchise, as well as the cottage industry of ardent followers that swirls around it, rightfully claim that "capology" — as they like to call it — is a 365-day occupation.
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The HMD-owned iteration of Nokia has practically made a cottage industry of it with rereleases of the Nokia 3310 and Nokia 8110, but those devices were meant to be fun, nostalgic novelties, not flagship competitors.
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Back in December, Facebook launched its own initiative to try to curb the site's role in spreading articles from the cottage industry of website purveyors who capitalized on the fractured political environment of the presidential election.
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Those misuses include wielding Facebook's tools as a weapon to stir racial hatred in countries torn apart by ethnic violence and the creation of an international cottage industry around fake news, propaganda, and conspiracy theory peddling.
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Our collective obsessive drive to figure out the hidden significance of every stray KarJenner gesture speaks to how the famous family has fostered this kind of cottage industry and is now trolling the world for it.
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And leaving aside the idea of personal implants, there's an entire cottage industry in non-invasive, wearable tracking devices for kids, and another one in spyware that lets parents monitor and remotely control their children's phones.
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The style of female executives has certainly evolved over the years, from stiff suits to jewel tone ensembles along with a cottage industry of image consultants who advise on clothes, makeup, and hair for powerful women.
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Of course the news was widely reported, and fans passionately weighed in on both sides of the debate: would having full spoilers available cut down on the cottage industry of outguessing the series as it aired?
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Their rise set the stage for a cottage industry of startups that help publishers bar users until they agree to agree to turn off ad blockers, target pleading messages at them or bypass the software altogether.
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Unfortunately it's also true that there's a lot of unofficial and dubious quality advice from a cottage industry of self-styled 'GDPR consultants' that have sprung up with the intention of profiting off of the uncertainty.
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"Part of the reason this cottage industry has developed, one of the core reasons that it exists, is that Amazon itself is secretive," Larry Pluimer, founder and CEO of Amazon consulting firm Indigitous, told Business Insider.
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The new book by Elizabeth Greenwood examines what it's like to fake your own death, the cottage industry that's sprung up around making someone disappear, and the paper trails individuals construct in order to be "reborn".
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Meanwhile businesses operating in the EU are being bombarded with ads from a freshly energized cottage industry of 'privacy consultants' offering to help them get ready for the new regs — in exchange for a service fee.
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It's the latest iteration of a journalistic cottage industry that started out by simply comparing and contrasting questionable moderation decisions — the censorship of a legitimate news article, perhaps, or an example of terrorist propaganda left untouched.
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But if Juul voluntarily taking its flavored pods off the market had any impact at all, it's been largely wiped out by a thriving cottage industry in knockoff Juul pods, according to the New York Times.
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A small cottage industry of online criminal entrepreneurs have been making bank abusing Amazon's super customer-friendly return and merchandise replacement policy, according to court documents in two recent federal cases and conversations with cyber crime experts.
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In my book, The UFO People: A Curious Culture, I argue that people who engage in the UFO experience, be it through alleged contact, investigation or study, find a sort of comfort in the Ufological cottage industry.
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And so Trump counts on propaganda follow-up to his tweet-bombs, by Fox and by Breitbart and by the rest of the fake-news cottage industry, generating specialized provocative content followed by his most passionate supporters.
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They join a growing cottage industry of products in the biohacking movement, like Bulletproof coffee, smart cocoa and even small doses of psilocybin (hallucinogenic mushrooms) aiming to give those in startup land a performance-enhancing leg up.
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"Cyberwarfare," he argues, "is a logical evolution of the process" that began in World War I and "expanded vastly" at Bletchley Park and elsewhere in World War II. Compared with today's N.S.A., Bletchley was a cottage industry.
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Not surprisingly, nose-picking gotcha has become a bit of a cottage industry on the internet: For example, Spain's Iker Casillas was once vilified after speculation arose that he had wiped something on a transfixed child's face.
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Of course, local businesses do better than usual as a result, but the circus has also given rise to a cottage industry of unofficial merch pushers, booksellers, and even those looking to promote their new iPhone apps.
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"The fact that the cottage industry of Islam bashers has crawled out from under their rocks to attack this relatively benign manifestation of Islam in America is an indicator of where we are at," Mr. Hooper said.
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Even as right-wing media tried to brand the Obama presidency as the most corrupt administration in the history of the United States, a cottage-industry of scandalmongers had already popped up to attack future Democratic nominees.
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For biographers, this created a cottage industry, now more than a century old, of stripping away Whitman's self-mythologizing, in order to better understand which parts of his persona were self-revelation and which were self-invention.
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The case was part of a crackdown on a cottage industry of auto export companies that used middlemen and "straw buyers" to acquire luxury cars from dealerships in the United States and resell them for big profits.
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By decade's end, it had become a common practice for diehard TV fans to try to outguess shows, thanks to a cottage industry of badly deployed twists that made less sense the more you thought about them.
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Kevin Drum, a writer at Mother Jones, wrote in January that "California Is Doing Fine, Thank You Very Much": There's a whole cottage industry on the right dedicated to the proposition that California is a hellhole. Why?
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If what I've said so far sounds familiar, that's because over the past 30 years, in response to these findings, something of a cottage industry has sprung up to tell us how to increase our self-control.
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Using a news magazine cover to make a statement about president Donald Trump is something of a cottage industry these days, but that didn't stop Time and The Economist from dropping more covers directed at the 73th president.
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Edgar Wright's SXSW hit Baby Driver is still over a month away from its mid-summer release date, yet the fan art cottage industry is already cranking out comics, poster mock-ups, and illustrated portraits of the stars.
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During Vidcon, feminist critic Anita Sarkeesian decried what she called a crowdfunded "cottage industry of online harassment and anti-feminism," after a confrontation with reactionary vlogger Carl "Sargon of Akkad" Benjamin — who makes $5,000 a month through Patreon.
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There's also an entire cottage industry of Wi-Fi-connected water sensors that look to measure leaks after they've occurred and notify you about it from companies like D-Link that cost in the $30 to $50 range.
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His site attracts attention from all over the world, which leads to a cottage industry of people trying to uncover his identity, as he earns the ire of warlords, religious leaders, and the president of the United States.
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After Trump's election win, the general cottage industry of goofy Joe Biden memes took on a more pointed theme, namely, whatever irreverent thoughts Biden may be thinking now that his lease in the White House is almost up.
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Since then, the Hyperloop has spawned two Los Angeles-based startups, numerous partnerships with former governments, and a whole cottage industry of fans and doubters who wonder if the super-fast, futuristic transportation system can ever be built.
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But while that may be the cottage industry that Blackout helped build, it's clear that neither Randall nor Thor are particularly enamored of the brute force tactics those kind of shows employ — and Blackout productions have evolved appropriately.
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Rather than fretting about victim politics, Chait and Dougherty could more usefully focus on a pernicious phenomenon: the self-pity of some of the most privileged members of society, and the cottage industry of performative suffering it fosters.
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Then, noting that "theorizing about religion's origins is now a cottage industry," he dives into scientific and social scientific papers that investigate related questions, and offers a series of marvelously readable chapters to summarize the research they present.
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Still, the financial success of "Rush to Judgment" and its conclusions prompted the development of a cottage industry of books on the assassination, written both by those who believed in a conspiracy and by those who did not.
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A cottage industry of conservative media critics has sprung up online to draw attention to the salacious details about Trump that spread across social media or are aggregated countless times before they're revealed to be mischaracterized or untrue.
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Critics of this incremental reform claim that the legislative proposal to fix the REMS loophole will be a boon to trial lawyers, a claim aimed squarely at dissuading Republicans who have knee-jerk opposition to this cottage industry.
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Selling phone exploits to governments has become an entire cottage industry in the Middle East, and leaked documents published on WikiLeaks in 2017 outlined a method to read messages from encrypted communications by hacking a target's entire phone.
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For as long as anyone can remember, there has been a thriving cottage industry, operating out of vans and without conveyor belts, mechanized brushes or complicated hydraulic systems, along an industrial stretch near the Harlem River in Inwood.
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Pdvsa's opening of exports — oil cargoes worth millions of dollars — to anyone who can bypass sanctions to line up a vessel, insurance and a customer for the crude has even created a small cottage industry among Venezuela's elite.
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In recent years, a cottage industry of spelling bee test prep has sprung up, including pricey coaches and online programs and fiercely competitive minor-league bees, casting another spotlight on the role that resources play in the contest.
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"Fake news" had its shining moment on the political hill in 2016, but anyone who's been around Hollywood long enough knows that ginned-up movie and TV "news" has been a cottage industry for more than a century.
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There even a cottage industry of YouTubers and Twitch streamers who do nothing but log in to popular multiplayer games such as Call of Duty or Counter-Strike, kill their teammates, and scream like children over voice comms.
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Since the peace process, Belfast had developed a cottage industry in so-called black-cab tours of loyalist and nationalist neighborhoods, and of the elaborate murals variously honoring terrorists, hunger strikers, political prisoners, colonial conquerors and so on.
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A sweet pregnancy announcement is always exciting for fans, but there's now a cottage industry dedicated to when celebrity women "debut" their bumps in public, "flaunt" them in bikinis, and "show them off" while merely going about their days.
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Meanwhile, a virtual cottage industry of internet helplines the world over has cropped up, such as Zoë Quinn's Crash Override Network, an online abuse helpline for schools and "revenge porn" hotlines in the United States and the United Kingdom.
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But while roadside assistance is certainly helpful, even life-saving at times, it's not as obvious that an entire cottage industry premised on buying and sharing location data is always going to produce products that are so concretely desirable.
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A cottage industry has sprung up "reimagining"/creeping on Disney's men as much as the women for an audience of both gay men and straight women: They are given Tinder and Grindr profiles, given kitschy moustaches or grey hair.
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A cottage industry of Mueller watchers has spent months on social media and cable news debating thorny constitutional issues, spinning conspiracy theories and amassing encyclopedic details about once obscure figures — Carter Page, Konstantin V. Kilimnik, George Papadopoulos and others.
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A feature of the Great Recession was a cottage industry of explanations for why people were not just out of work, but dropping out of the workforce altogether — meaning they were without a job but not counted as unemployed.
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This change has spawned more emigration and a lucrative cottage industry: Many Cubans now travel to Panama, Ecuador, Mexico and Miami as "mules," returning with kitchen appliances, clothing and food that supply small businesses and the black market here.
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Today, G.P.s have formed their own cottage industry, charging fees — as little as $8 a pound for some bulk items; more for things like cellphones or computers — that are typically well below what most online retailers charge for shipping.
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Democrats had spent a nervous September watching that lead whittle away after Mrs Clinton's bout of pneumonia and her impolitic description of a chunk of Mr Trump's supporters as "deplorables" (generating a cottage industry of Republican paraphernalia proudly brandishing the epithet).
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There are few universally acknowledged truths, but on this anniversary, Friday File revisits the show that gave birth to a Jane Austen cottage industry big enough to include faithful adaptations of the Austen oeuvre, sculptures of Mr. Firth and zombie Janes.
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The archival sourcing shows that the creation of truth has historically been part of the news cycle, long before legacy publications like The National Enquirer printed Bigfoot sightings, or the cottage industry of conspiracy theorists who peddle paranoia on YouTube.
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We avocado-obsessed masses have not only allegedly endangered our ability to ever own a house to get our hands on these berries (yes, really!), we've also created a cottage industry of single-use items to make consuming them even easier.
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And now, many creators are frustrated by what they describe as inconsistent communication, arbitrary enforcement, and unclear guidelines as YouTube attempts to rein in the vast cottage industry of exploitative content it facilitated, incentivized, ran ads against, and ultimately profited from.
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The idea shouldn't work at all, but Unfriended manages to do two unlikely things at once: it tells a compelling story, and it uses its stylistic conceit well enough that it inspired an entire cottage industry of computer-screen movies.
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"Our little cottage industry was seized upon by the Face and i-D and they were asking me to write articles about James Brown and Tito Puente, because no one knew about that stuff then, unless you were 60," Sullivan says.
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With rewards worth up to 200 million won ($21,23), it is also fuelling a cottage industry of camera-wielding, receipt-scavenging vigilantes targeting expensive restaurants and fancy weddings in a country with a deep tradition of entertaining and gift-giving.
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As documented in Roger Ebert's review of the Weir film, a "cottage industry grew up in Australia about the novel and the movie," leading to yet another book of speculation, The Murders at Hanging Rock, where this theory took shape.
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The best thing about that lottery mania is that it at least proves Americans still aspire to achieve massive success, as opposed to our European counterparts who seem half-deadened by generations of socialism and a cottage industry of self-loathing.
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This group of intrepid hair vloggers brought much more awareness to the many textures of black hair and, alongside it, an entire cottage industry that explains what those textures are, and how to take care of them and style them.
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And Ken-David, who was named an assistant conductor of the Boston Symphony in 2014 and is also the principal guest conductor of the Munich Symphony, has since made a cottage industry of substituting for ailing maestros, in Boston and elsewhere.
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Since then, liberal Russia conspiracy Twitter, though mostly (and understandably) a secondary concern to the Alt-right on social media, has become a sort of cottage industry for anti-Trump folks who believe a more satisfying truth is out there.
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Over the past few decades, the artisans working in San Nicolás and other villages clustered around the region's main town, Tenango de Doria, in the state of Hidalgo, have turned a craft they practiced for survival into a cottage industry.
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When Randell Dodge started the Red Barn Bakery in 2008, hers was in fact a cottage industry: She assembled pies in a closet kitchen in a tiny rented cottage in Bedford, and sold her all-organic wares at local farmers' markets.
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The investigation into Miami Vice's operators exposed the dangers associated with a clandestine cottage industry of recreational boat owners in luxury locales who rent out their vessels to locals and visitors seeking a few hours of pleasure on the sea.
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To date, even as everybody complains about the unsustainably high rate of health care cost growth, companies haven't been getting intimately involved — content instead to let the cottage industry of health care administrators and pharmacy benefit managers take care of it.
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Instead, folks like Posobiec have created a profitable cottage industry based on pulling fabricated concoctions wholesale out of their posteriors, breathlessly fanning unnecessary hysteria, and pushing a universe of conspiracies with only a fleeting, tangential connection to anything vaguely resembling reality.
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From the Times: As the piece points out, some of the blame here has to fall on an insanely inept (if also deeply overburdened) IRS and a tax code that has made carveouts for rich people its own cottage industry.
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There might well be a horrible cottage industry of a million people working in their living room bothering other people in their living rooms while some supervisor sends some abusive text messages from their house telling you to work harder.
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It was the first murder of an American president in the television age, touching off a wave of global grief for a charismatic young leader while also spawning a cottage industry of skeptical questioning of the official version of events.
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An entire cottage industry has sprung up there, selling an internet-centric prosperity gospel that says that there is no higher calling than to start your own company, and that to succeed you must be willing to give up everything.
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This need to secure Kennedy's vote produced an entire cottage industry of anti-abortion lawyers who tried to draft aggressive restrictions on abortion that, at least on the surface, appeared to be something other than an outright ban on abortion.
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This misunderstanding is not merely limited to the lay reader -- remarkably, some former law enforcement officials who now comprise the cottage industry of professional partisan prognosticators do not realize just how handcuffed the FBI was in its review of Judge Kavanaugh.
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A cottage industry has popped up in which the cave dwellers earn extra money by renting out rooms in their homes, which over time have clustered within Zhong cave, a limestone cavern big enough to hold four American football fields.
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Liberals usually decry or lampoon this outsize influence, and a cottage industry of groups and individuals—Media Matters chief among them—has built massive audiences tracing how the latest Fox & Friends thought bubble made its way to the Resolute Desk.
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Star to know: CEO Connor Folley2019 revenue: less than $20 million, according to people familiar with the companyTotal funding to date: $4 millionComment: Amazon's growing ad business has spawned a cottage industry of e-commerce-minded adtech firms that includes Downstream.
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I persuaded Frederick to get a background check on Juan, which revealed that he had been essentially truthful in describing his background, but the report strongly cautioned that his poor country has a cottage industry of seeking U.S. citizens for green card marriages.
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There is a whole cottage industry of analysts dedicated to trying to understand Trump's tactics and motivations, but possibly the most sensible method of dealing with the mercurial U.S. leader is to assume no progress and the worst outcome until proven otherwise.
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And yet it openly takes place in a world where those films, or simulacrums of them, not only exist but have created a cottage industry where literally every superhero (and sometimes their butler) has their own movie — except the perpetually overlooked Teen Titans.
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Female chastity had always been an oppressive trope of Christianity, but in late 20th century America, a cottage industry of books, conventions, "purity rings" and creepy father-daughter dances emerged, celebrating the virtues of female abstinence—and the danger of female sexuality.
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A cottage industry is springing up to provide investors with data of a kind that will not show up on everybody else's terminal: these are means for measuring a company's performance that do not rely on solely on financial statements or company reports.
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This impression is particularly pronounced for people like me, who are in the cottage industry of having to pay attention to what Drake does all the time, but I think it extends to the climate of music and pop culture at large.
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"Republicans have made a cottage industry of publicly taking umbrage at things Trump has done — whether it's leaking classified information to Russian envoys, siding with Nazis, or destroying our alliances abroad — and then proceeding to insist that their hands are tied," she writes.
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It has also spawned a cottage industry in which parents — including Asian New Yorkers living in poverty — feel compelled to spend thousands of dollars on test preparation over several years to give their children a shot at one of these coveted seats.
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As rivers of cash have streamed into the sport, a cottage industry of experts has risen around golf's main tributaries, the L.P.G.A. and PGA tours, flooding both with entourages that serve and feed the insecurities of perfectionists trying to master an unconquerable game.
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A recent discussion of "The Shining" addressed Stephen King's hatred for Stanley Kubrick's adaptation of his novel; the movie's lukewarm critical reception and subsequent rise to cult status; and the cottage industry of conspiracy theories surrounding it, all within a snappy 75 minutes.
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In recent months, a small cottage industry has popped up to serve this very clientele: Ukrainians with Jewish roots who have not practiced Judaism for years, if ever — and who thus need evidence of their Jewish bona fides to gain entry to Israel.
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"The reason I put cheese on it was to play into that joke I've seen on Twitter before," Jorgensen told MUNCHIES over the phone on Tuesday morning, referencing the platform's vibrant cottage industry of ugly food photographs much like the sandwich's strawberry pizza antecedent.
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There are whispers around the nuttier margins that Clinton is sick, and there's a cottage industry of folks who say Trump is a narcissist, but it doesn't seem like the health of either candidate will be nearly as important as their temperaments and personalities.
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Yet while it's impossible to control what people say about you all over the internet, for the right amount of money you can control the message on that all-important first page of Google, thanks to a cottage industry of consultants and flat-out spammers.
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Following the rules of shatnez is a big deal in the religious Jewish community, to the point that there's even a cottage industry of high-tech shatnez labs and checkers, who screen suits, jackets, and blankets to make sure the items don't violate the rule.
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Thanks to second-wave feminism, it's widely accepted that his theory left a legacy of collective psycho-sexual baggage we've barely begun to slough off, but even he couldn't have anticipated the climax cottage industry that his dubious claims about "sexual maturity" ushered in.
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There also is a cottage industry hawking Burning Man costumes, a mish mash of sci-fi fantasy, leather fetish, steam punk, and Road Warrior-esque post-apocalyptic wear, with an extra helping of studded bustiers, short shorts, and top hats thrown into the dusty mix.
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While there were a number of newsworthy moments during the Meet the Press interview, Todd was widely criticized for how he dealt with an NBC star turned president who has made a bit of a cottage industry out of bashing his former business partner.
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With athletic teams soiling hundreds of pounds of jerseys, T-shirts and padded equipment on a daily basis for sports like football, hockey and lacrosse, a cottage industry has sprung up to rid that gear of bacteria that might lead to a MRSA infection.
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"Pride and Prejudice" celebrated the 200th anniversary of its publication in 20143, and, as "Jane, Plain No More: A Year of Austen Glamour" puts it, it was quite a year for the "insatiable cottage industry" of Austen-related adaptations, products, experiences, books and more.
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Given the cottage industry that has sprung up already around documenting and directing shoppers to products donned by Meghan—and, to a lesser extent, Prince Harry—it's fun to imagine what it might look like if the pair were to monetize their power themselves.
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Immigration officials are sometimes wary of letting through economic migrants who may have memorized a script to claim asylum — a practice so widespread in some immigrant populations that it can support a cottage industry of immigration fraud, as it has in New York's Chinatowns.
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The realization that medical records could be mined for extra money appears to have given rise to a cottage industry of consulting firms offering to screen patient histories and look for indications of long-term health problems that could be used to increase Medicare reimbursements.
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But in recent years, a cottage industry has grown up around retelling the sensational media stories of the 1990s with some critical distance, trying to understand how cultural forces and biases shape the way people are portrayed in media and the way the public responds.
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Welcome to the award-season cottage industry known as category fraud, where a co-lead drops down to the supporting-actor category — like last season's winner, Mahershala Ali from "Green Book" — so as not to compete in the same race as a co-star.
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Unicorn coverage became a cottage industry unto itself, with tech outlets and even data analysis firms poring over which unicorns were the best employers, which companies were positioned to become unicorns, and which venture firms were the best at spotting unicorns early on, among other angles.
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The Hardys are running the risk of diminishing returns nearly eight months in, but then you think about whether any storylines run for eight months these days, and how they've taken it on the road to indies to make a cottage industry of Broken Hardys Deletion money.
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SM: The idea is that instead of this being some super expensive cottage industry, that anyone, anywhere — whether founders or innovators in companies or paralegals in law firms or companies under pressure to do more faster and with less — can use this tool in an unlimited way.
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Franken was a trailblazer on the left, and it's surprising that publishers didn't turn his style of satire into a cottage industry, the way that conservative publishers bankrolled their operations with books about how the Clintons were murderers and Barack Obama was an illegal alien usurper.
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And thanks to the cottage industry of iPhone-dummy-model-making and YouTubers who are happy to showcase these dummy designs in front of their massive audiences, we now have a pretty good idea of what the next iPhone will look like and feel like in person.
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The authors have made the "Killing" series into a cottage industry, but the Reagan volume, which looked at the 1981 assassination attempt and its aftermath, attracted more criticism than some of the other books, especially over its contention that Reagan was substantially diminished after the shooting.
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The cottage industry that's developed around GDPR includes lawyers who advise on compliance, cyber security consultants, and software developers that help firms conduct painstaking inventories of vast amounts of data to identify and index information so it can be made available to Europeans at their request.
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While initiatives and conferences to expand the number of women who are equity partners at law firms are something of a cottage industry, progress for women is, at best, static, according to the "2360 Law360 Glass Ceiling Report," released on Monday by the legal publication Law 360.
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It's the latest sign of worker unrest at tech giants spilling over into public view (Jay Greene / The Washington Post) The Jeff Bezos phone hacking scandal has cast an unflattering light on the swiftly growing and highly secretive cottage industry of software developers specializing in digital surveillance.
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It represents something of a conclusion to an aggressive crackdown by federal law enforcement on a cottage industry of auto export companies that used middlemen and "straw buyers" to buy luxury cars from dealerships in the United States and quickly resell them for big profits in China.
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Building homes in overseas markets like Hong Kong, Malaysia, Australia or New York City and marketing them to investment-minded buyers back home has become a cottage industry for China's larger property developers, who also promote the strategy as a way to help export China's industrial overcapacity.
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Audiobooks In these polarized times, even liberal book buyers, the kind whose nostalgia has fueled a cottage industry of books from former aides to President Barack Obama, have been split into two groups: those who care about Alyssa Mastromonaco's irritable bowel syndrome and those who do not.
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By Laura Mallonee Photo: Steve Brown 1/6 Every year, more than 600 people climb Mount Everest for sport—and none of them could do it without the help of sherpas: local villagers who have carved out a cottage industry as trekking guides, icefall doctors, porters, and more.
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Thus — and rather ironically — the truly American response to the Jonestown tragedy was characterized by a strong entrepreneurial current: A cottage industry of professionals, ranging from academic psychologists to rebranded bounty hunters calling themselves "deprogrammers," emerged to steer Americans out of the clutches of putatively demented cult leaders.
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Top US diplomat for Western Hemisphere, Kimberly Breier, to step down Neo-Nazi website founder owes $14 million to woman he urged readers to harass, judge says A cottage industry of third-party authenticators sprung up in response, offering to assess the validity of signatures for a price.
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Not only did it benefit restaurants and bars, but it also created a cottage industry for vendors who would serve and service the machines, manufacturers who could design innovations around karaoke technology, and the music industry suddenly had a new way to generate a whole bunch of performance royalties.
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A media cottage industry sprang up finding photographs of Mr Kelly seeming to stare at his shoes in misery, or hold his head while listening to the president, notably after becoming White House chief of staff in July following his six-month stint as secretary of homeland security.
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Bear McCreary has created a cottage industry as the "composer king of Comic-Con," landing jobs composing for The Walking Dead, Outlander, and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Blake Neely has cornered the market on The CW's D.C. universe of series, scoring Arrow, Supergirl, The Flash, and Legends of Tomorrow.
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There have been ripple effects, too: In the more than five years that Facetune has existed, it has helped give rise to an aesthetic sameness known as "Instagram Face" and produced an entire cottage industry devoted to exposing the differences between our constructed faces and our real ones.
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This testimony is especially ironic when you consider that every time HHS or Congress suggest any reform, the well-paid cottage industry of lawyers, IT experts and investors who make millions exploiting loopholes in the 340B program, rise up indignantly to say that any reform will hurt the poor.
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"There's an entire cottage industry for reporting on controversial things that faculty members say, which then riles up Internet outrage mobs, who then start to tweet at schools, or post on Facebook, and try to get schools to get rid of people who they disagree with," Cohn says.
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Valve's statement breaks a long silence for the company on the matter of gambling, and by cutting off the direct connections between Steam's automatic capabilities and the sites that use the platform to efficiently exchange items, this Counter-Strike cottage industry will have a tougher time maintaining itself.
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There has only been one Super Bowl team in recent memory with anything resembling a personal style: the surly, complaining Seattle Seahawks, who have made a cottage industry out of calling fans' attention to the fact that the modern game is bland and that the NFL is stupid.
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The N.F.L. has constructed a whole cottage industry out of "frozen tundra" as spectacle, all born from the infamous Ice Bowl of 1967, the N.F.L. Championship Game in which the Packers outlasted the Cowboys at Lambeau Field in conditions where the wind chill reached about minus 36 degrees Fahrenheit.
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But law enforcement officials in Southern California in recent years have sought to crack down on the burgeoning cottage industry of maternity tourism, in which foreign nationals, typically from China, apply for U.S. visas under false pretenses and overstay them so that their children can attain birthright citizenship.
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Over the next 50 years, he was a one-man cottage industry, translating more than 30 Arabic novels, short-story collections and anthologies, including the works of the Egyptian writers Tawfik al-Hakim and Mohamed el-Bisatie; the Iraqi writer Abdul Malek Nuri; and the Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish.
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Andy Ngo, a photojournalist and editor at the online magazine Quillette, who has made a cottage industry of exposing instances of manufactured hate crimes, was viciously assaulted while covering an Antifa rally held as a counter-protest to a rally of right-wing groups, including the Proud Boys, in Portland, Oregon.
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According to Vice, he and a group of other sympatico Texas judges have helped transform the Eastern District into a patent troll haven, through a mix of inadvertent courtroom rule changes to speed up cases, and a not-so-subtle desire to reap the benefits of a lucrative legal cottage industry.
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Because of that fan fervor, live tweeting became a cottage industry that now dominates every major televised event (ABC even made a whole marketing strategy out of it with Shonda Rhimes' #TGIT programming block), and showrunners receive social media training specifically to teach them how to engage with fans online.
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Kratom, the Herb of Last Resort for Recovering Addicts, Is in Legal TroubleThree times a day, every day, for around a year, Tim Weaver would slide a tablespoon of kratom into …Read more ReadAs the opiate epidemic has swept across the US, a cottage industry of online kratom sellers has blossomed.
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So much so, that a cottage industry had arisen in which the odds of Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE becoming the next House majority leader had become a 1 in 1 chance.
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His choice to stay with the coach who had developed his game instead of upgrading to an instructor with a higher profile was a mortar shot that shook the foundation of the cottage industry that exists to serve, and feed, the insecurities of perfectionists trying to master an impregnable sport.
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And unlike in past years, when primary debates were mainly the dominion of political junkies, these first debates have spawned a TV cottage industry that can reach a broader variety of viewers, with late-night hosts like Stephen Colbert, Trevor Noah and Seth Meyers offering live analysis after the event.
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YouTube said in May that it would display truncated tallies instead of precise follower totals (ie, 4.2M subscribers instead of 4,203,999), provoking horror from many YouTube users and creators—and the cottage industry of YouTube analytics services that rely on precise data from the company's API Service to track creators' stats.
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He is not the only player who doubles as host — J.J. Redick of the New Orleans Pelicans and Danny Green of the Los Angeles Lakers also have podcasts, which have become something of a cottage industry for professional athletes — but McCollum is the only one who majored in journalism at Lehigh.
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In fact, there's a whole cottage industry of people who go to great lengths to photograph these vehicles to get a sense of what automakers have in store with their newest models, and automakers typically respond by using all sorts of camouflage and fake bodywork to throw spectators off the scent.
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There's a whole cottage industry of books, CDs and paraphernalia with jokes culled mainly from his radio show, "A Prairie Home Companion," designed to bring an unoffended chuckle out of pretty much anyone, from LAWYERS, to English majors, to members of the clergy, even to overly sensitive introverts like me.
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Wide swaths of Sufjan's songs have to do with Christianity, or also, maybe being in love with a man, which has sparked a cottage industry of thinkpieces ("We Can't Stop Wondering if Sufjan Stevens Sings About God or Being Gay") and playlists ("Is This Sufjan Stevens Song Gay or Just About God").
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She has also become a cottage industry, selling more than 22008 million albums in the U.S., making $137.7 million on her Vegas residency alone, and throughout her career has had lucrative sponsorships with Pepsi, Elizabeth Arden for a series of fragrances (to date she has released 25), Candie's, Polaroid, Toyota, and more.
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Through a combination of face-paint, more merchandise than the Toy Story franchise, and a shit-load of pyro, the band have maintained their status as one of the biggest bands in the world; elevating themselves from a glam-rock band into a phenomenon, which became a cottage industry, which became an empire.
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These businesses are a few of the thousands of businesses that have been sued under Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act by a growing cottage industry of unscrupulous attorneys who seek monetary settlement as a result of these easily correctable violations – many of which are not visible to the naked eye.
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Many people with public accounts on Instagram may not realize that when random users follow them or like or comment on their posts, it is often the work of a cottage industry of websites that, for as little as $10 a month, send their clients' accounts on automated liking, following and commenting sprees.
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Since the New York Times famously panned Fieri's first NY brick-and-mortar restaurant, a cottage industry of online think pieces debating Fieri's merits, or lack thereof, have sprung up (or as the New Yorker tantalizingly put it in a profile this year, "journalism's pilot fish, nibbling on flesh snagged between the predator's teeth").
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This pull spun up a cottage industry of viral content generating teens in Macedonia — thousands of miles away from the US presidential election — financially encouraging them to pen provocative yet fake political news stories designed to catch the attention of Facebook's algorithm, go viral and rack up revenue thanks to Google's undiscriminating ad network.
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"There's a growing cottage industry of reexamining pop culture from the past several decades for clues to Trump's ascendency, but this clip from one of the most raunchy and raucous comedy franchises of the pre-9/11 era — one centered on the ascendency of milquetoast incompetence within institutions of power — is particularly depressing," he said.
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Whether it's stories about the difficulty of making his NBA 2100K video game simulacrum match his real-world performance, or just the simple, ongoing absurdity of a player who routinely makes long-distance shots that few other players would even dare to take, contextualizing and cataloging Curry's greatness has become a virtual cottage industry.
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There is a cottage industry of COVID-19 sleuths working backward from the number of known cases and deaths in the US to try to calculate how many actual infections exist out there, or how bad things are at this moment in time, by comparing numbers out of China and South Korea and Italy.
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She is likely to get harsher treatment back in Hawaii, where a cottage industry of researchers, former opponents and Democratic strategists has sprung up to track her connections and background and ties to the teachings of the guru Chris Butler, who founded The Science of Identity Foundation, and whose work she said still guides her.
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While big tech companies like Google and Twitter are trying to distance themselves from divisive politics by restricting or banning political ads, Mr. LaCorte's websites are a reminder that there is a cottage industry of small sites happy to stoke passions on both sides of the political aisle and cash in on that anger.
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The teenagers are initially assigned to the usual Breakfast Club caste system (Will's creepy, Clash-worshipping brother Jonathan as the rebel/outsider, Mike's sister Nancy as the aspirational prep, her redeemable bully of a boyfriend Steve as the token jock, and dorky proto-hipster Barb, whose character has already spawned a cottage industry of internet worshippers).
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Growing public outcry over the whiteness of these fields and others has pushed university deans, studio executives, and corporate boards to adopt a battery of diversity initiatives, inflating a cottage industry that—between anti-bias and cultural competency educators, consultants, workshops, and trainings sold to companies, schools, and other institutions—is today worth close to $8 billion.
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Over the past decade or so, influencer advertising has gone from cottage industry to multibillion-dollar market—it was worth $2000 billion in 21800, and is projected to hit $1.73 billion by the turn of the decade—while in the music industry, being featured on a streaming platform's curated playlist can catapult artists into the spotlight literally overnight.
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It's synonymous with both a cottage industry that sprang up around the shooting, a raft of commercial products that retold its stories — sometimes with dubious connection to the facts — and an ethos of martyrdom that seems in retrospect to have summed up what it was like to be a youth-group kid at the turn of the last century.
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He's released two glam-infused albums as Taylor Hawkins & The Coattail Riders; he's toured with his own covers band, Chevy Metal—"my traveling fucking cottage industry wedding band on crack"—playing deeper cuts from ZZ Top, Van Halen, and Sabbath; and, shooting off from that, he's released an album as the leader of the similarly retro-sounding Birds of Satan.
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And with trust in adtech at such a historic low — plus regulation having been rebooted in Europe to put the focus on enforcement (which is encouraging a cottage industry of GDPR 'compliance' services to wade in) — the industry's preferred cloak of complex opacity is under attack on multiple front (including from policymakers) and does look to be on borrowed time.
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A gathering of self-educated points experts — and the notion that Marriott would send an executive to spend Saturday night at it — is a reflection of simultaneous eras: one in which travel loyalty currencies have come to stand as both a hobby and cottage industry, and one in which the internet has seemingly transformed everyone into an airline, hotel or restaurant critic.
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Like the departure of a popular actor from a sitcom, Sean Spicer's resignation on Friday deprives the briefing of its central character (its hero or its villain, depending on the viewer) and spells the end of an unlikely cottage industry that sprung up around the man who might already be the most famous White House press secretary of modern times.
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I was a single mom, and I broke the bank spending every penny of my savings to be able to get Mishka into treatments, for transportation — a cottage industry exists to shepherd teenage flight risks to the rehab facilities expecting them; these patients too young to drive, but too savvy to show up where they are supposed to be, if they'd rather not be there.
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This includes not only the unaccountable tournament organizers and shady managers, but the cottage industry of lecherous betting sites and ELO boosters (where people pay more skilled players to improve their matchmaking rank on their account) that exist like leeches on Dota 2's professional scene—and it's worth acknowledging that SmAsH has been accused of taking part in ELO-boosting schemes as well.
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Think, for instance, of the cottage industry that sprung up around trying to explain what was up with Lost every week after an episode of that show, or the way that every site on the internet has to have a post on how Game of Thrones matches up with the books it's based on — even though the TV series is well past those books by now.
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Feeling like I have more to learn forces me to keep my eyes and ears open as I hope to learn from all those around me — from the seasoned clinicians who have seen medicine evolve from a cottage industry to an industrialized behemoth, from the patients who share their lives with us and, finally, from the medical students, interns and residents who are even younger than I am.
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Read More: Big brands like Unilever and Marriott are taking more of their advertising in-house than ever before, and a whole new cottage industry of companies is trying to cash in on the opportunityThat, plus a proliferation of new companies that blend technology and culture but lack a defined purpose, prompted former Airbnb chief marketing officer Jonathan Mildenhall to start his own brand consulting firm, TwentyFirstCenturyBrand, or 221CB, as it also calls itself.
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In that universe, you currently have the Food and Drug Administration regulating drugs, you have pharmacy benefits managers that have carved out a cottage industry to coordinate between drugmakers and health insurers, you have the health insurers that want to rein in their drug costs, you have the drug manufacturers setting their own list prices, and then you have the customers who are trying to navigate all this and make sure they're taking the right medicines.
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Biden's spokesman Bill Russo said Biden has made clear he "believes that women who have experience any such discomfort, regardless of intention, should speak and be heard, and that he will be among those who listen," but added "the important conversation about these issues are not advanced, nor are any criticisms of Vice President Biden validated, by the continued misrepresentation of the Carter and Coons moments, or a failure to be vigilant about a cottage industry of lies."
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Either way, he's at the vanguard of conspiracy-as-cottage industry, his Infowars radio show routinely backing (or inventing) everything batshit and beyond—extreme weather events and food shortages being engineered to usher in one-world government; Michelle Obama being transgender; the NOW opening portals for ancient demons—while seeing false-flags from Oklahoma to Oslo and in every major school-shooting massacre from Virginia Tech to Sandy Hook—all staged by the anti-gun lobby, and if not them, it's the globalists, the communists, or the Satanists.
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