So the bacteria don't just have eyeballs, they are eyeballs.
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They're dried eyeballs—the glands that make the eyeballs wet are no longer working.
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"Graves' disease squeezes the muscles behind the eyeballs," she explained, adding that it has made her eyeballs twitch.
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They don't care whose eyeballs and what those eyeballs are watching…they just want to be in front of them.
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"Graves' disease squeezes the muscles behind the eyeballs," she explained at the time, adding that it has made her eyeballs twitch.
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Now I just have to measure how many eyeballs are seeing ads, and how many ads can you put against those eyeballs?
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In technicolor CGI, nude harlequin cyborgs float through gardens; schoolgirls turn oceans into wormholes; flowers bloom out of eyeballs and eyeballs pop out of blooming flowers.
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So even when YouTube claims it has human eyeballs reviewing content those eyeballs don't appear to have adequate time and tools to be able to do the work.
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You can use your eyeballs for added securityThe most "whoa future" on the Note 22 is its infrared scanner that can log into your smartphone by scanning your eyeballs.
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" - Fiona, 26 "Can't handle anything touching my eyeballs.
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Media has stopped being about how things get to us, who made it and where it appears, it's becoming an endless fight for eyeballs and which aggregator owns the eyeballs.
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For a media company whose sole mission is to sell eyeballs in a world where those eyeballs are flitting from app to app like picky hummingbirds flitting from flower to flower.
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The business model of most apps is advertising, so they want, as Ramsey Brown likes to say, he talks about this a lot, they want our eyeballs, they're selling our eyeballs and they're making money off of that in a way that a long-distance telephone company was not making money off of your eyeballs.
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Henson creates an expansive world full of odd, disquieting beings — moss adorned with eyeballs, beautiful fairies with a vicious bite, beaky swamp dwellers that pluck out their own eyeballs and swallow them.
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All of that can translate to more eyeballs to videos, but as of right now there's no way to directly benefit from those eyeballs, since there are no ads on Facebook Live.
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Press 2 candy eyeballs onto top of each bar. 3.
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It needs to attract eyeballs, and bombast does that best.
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"Advertisers want to go where the eyeballs are," Lobikis said.
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It still gathers millions of eyeballs and plenty of traffic.
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Facebook's automated programs are intended to generate eyeballs for advertisements.
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Prepare your eyeballs: It's the 2017 Golden Globes red carpet.
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Netflix, meanwhile, could attract 127 million pairs of U.S. eyeballs.
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I do not think they have the advertising and eyeballs.
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They had what every YouTube channel is looking for: eyeballs.
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Into your eyeballs comes the sweet dopamine hit of fun.
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"How does a person have all black eyeballs?" another posted.
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For Netflix what matters is eyeballs first, everything else second.
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His face was dark, but his eyeballs gave out sparks.
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These days, there is a lot of competition for eyeballs.
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"I have to be strong for the eyeballs," she said.
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So I had all eyeballs on me, so to speak.
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But I'm the guy who's actually using the improved eyeballs.
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And it turns out that you had more eyeballs there.
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Competing with Instagram for millennial eyeballs is a royal drag.
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So, no surprise these milestones grab plenty of American eyeballs.
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The goal is to see which way their eyeballs roll.
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When her sister's baby cries, Keiko eyeballs a small knife.
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" Your eyeballs smell like eyeballs â€" Sir Lord Dick Pat (@Sleep_Sayings) February 17, 2016 It's too soon to know for sure, but we think Sir Lord Dick Pat might have life all figured out. Why?
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There are little golden statues reflecting in your eyeballs like stars.
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You can't just get new fingerprints — or eyeballs for that matter.
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One of said eyeballs of is now a red, watery cesspool.
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There is a limit to the visual acuity of your eyeballs.
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But all eyeballs are no longer pointed to the same place.
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Keep water in your eyes and wet your eyeballs every hour.
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It wants eyeballs, but it doesn't want to pay for material.
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Doing so will turn all eyeballs from The Donald to you.
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Snapchat will need all the eyeballs it can get in 2017.
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As in 2017, no one attracts eyeballs like President Donald Trump.
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Most displays hit your eyeballs with a lot of blue light.
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And that for the time being, Nielsen doesn't measure those eyeballs.
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How to not just get eyeballs on you -- but keep them.
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Fragmentation forced everyone in news to yell louder to attract eyeballs.
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It's a backdrop in which shapeshifters, talking eyeballs, and demons coexist.
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So they get more clicks and more eyeballs and more dollars.
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Retweet or quote tweet it later so it reaches more eyeballs.
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Parents understand that the media amplifies things for eyeballs and clicks.
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The novel technique uses intelligent "in-painting" to convincingly replicate eyeballs.
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Yet Facebook has continued to harvest global eyeballs by the billions.
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DK: And your eyeballs bulge, and you look like a cartoon.
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Algorithms have learned that sensationalist content maintains eyeballs -- and ad dollars.
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The first battle in the streaming wars will be over eyeballs.
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As he worked, a multicolored cat with bulging eyeballs took shape.
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Or are we more interested in groveling for eyeballs and clicks?
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So, there's going to be a lot of eyeballs on you.
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Google is making its play to get eyeballs during the Olympics.
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"He had to take his eyeballs out once he'd been compromised."
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"I can monetize those eyeballs," Paltrow told a Harvard business class.
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I was up to my eyeballs in getting Uber executives fired.
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This time, he'll have a lot more eyeballs on his remarks.
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To do that, we have to be where people's eyeballs are.
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"That's basically done using eyeballs," said Stephen Dobson, MosquitoMate's chief executive.
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They lick their lidless eyeballs to keep them clean and moist.
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I had to force my eyeballs over a lot of this.
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She used prosthetic eyeballs and tried to produce a realistic gaze.
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"The Russian has been tucked up to the eyeballs," he said.
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Most of us were up to our eyeballs in student loans.
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The R rating here is earned with blood and gouged eyeballs.
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You can send a message with your eyeballs and your money.
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The dollars don't follow the eyeballs as closely as you'd expect.
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Publishers who depend on Facebook for eyeballs may be in trouble.
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So far, Refinery29's offerings have been attracting a lot of eyeballs.
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When you are up to your eyeballs in diapers at 3 a.m.
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He expects more ad dollars to follow eyeballs in the coming months.
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Plus, the competition for eyeballs on an airplane is usually pretty weak.
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They start asking, 'how can I turn this story into more eyeballs?
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The videos are like a massage for my eyeballs, a virtual indulgence.
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All signs point to lots of little electronic eyeballs, watching us always.
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Right now, there are over 100 different services vying for your eyeballs.
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And, on the assumption Roho attracted sufficient eyeballs, advertisers would sponsor content.
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" "You still continue to give us your eyeballs and watch this show.
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"Every day there's more and more demand for our eyeballs," Holt admits.
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"Most people's eyeballs are almost exactly the same distance apart," Stein says.
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Actors looking really uncomfortable, vomiting eyeballs, and talking nonsense — that's what happens.
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So far, Refinery2190's offerings have been attracting a lot of eyeballs.
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But unfortunately, if you're a creator, all the eyeballs are on YouTube.
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This, apparently, took hours and hours of meticulously playing with fake eyeballs.
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Another live streaming startup is hoping to grab its share of eyeballs.
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I thought it might get a little traction, a couple more eyeballs.
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But flaming jets two inches from your eyeballs is just plain stupid.
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And Trump is in the business of keeping eyeballs on him. Always.
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All of that is done in pursuit of keeping eyeballs on them.
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They draw eyeballs, they generate discussions, and we generate discussion about them.
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Of course the robots were closely studying my eyeballs during all this.
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Plus, Wiseau's crazed, sunglasses-free eyeballs look perfect in the Joker makeup.
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We asked him about eating eyeballs and his best and worst meals.
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"This is where all the eyeballs are going to be," he said.
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Ultraviolet exposure from the sun "can affect the eyeballs themselves," she said.
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The company is looking to compete with YouTube and Mixer for eyeballs.
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But thus far, the score is still: fish eyeballs 1, parsley 0.
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Our screens have commandeered our eyeballs and taken hold of our lives.
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You smile and nod, while your eyeballs dart anxiously for the exit.
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"Dancing With the Stars," on ABC, is a show desperately seeking eyeballs.
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And the biggest hits must go where the eyeballs are, he added.
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Whether in person or on television, show your support with your eyeballs.
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You smile and nod, while your eyeballs dart anxiously for the exit.
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It's hard to look at Bruno's expressive yellow eyeballs and not laugh.
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Facebook is aggressively courting video creators with money and lots of eyeballs.
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More eyeballs means more incentive for video creators to post more often.
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It drives more eyeballs to what [our content partners] are already sharing.
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Today, I'm so up to my fucking eyeballs in all this shit.
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Ahol's signature eyeballs are scrawled across the walls of many a metropolis.
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Do not give your eyeballs to this racist, hate-filled, misogynoir crime.
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Both doctors, they performed ultrasounds on their eyeballs (there's a machine aboard the ISS) and noticed something strange: the backs of their eyeballs had become "flattened, pushed in," as Thirsk told me in one of our previous conversations.
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The goal is to convince Wall Street that its eyeballs are more valuable than Facebook's eyeballs because the service is much more engaging, and people spend a lot more time looking at Twitter multiple times throughout the day.
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It doesn't hurt that he stares down hitters with two different color eyeballs.
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Luke risked going permanently blind after getting her eyeballs tattooed with blue ink.
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None of them make news, but they raise questions and do attract eyeballs.
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Blimps take to the skies in search of a singular goal: your eyeballs.
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There are obvious reasons for that besides the competition for time and eyeballs.
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In the laboratory, computation has found its way onto molars and into eyeballs.
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It's all bone and blood and burned monsters with far too many eyeballs.
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And the eyeballs on your home screen will stay where they are. Probably.
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"It's scary for them to actually have to price their eyeballs," Leydon said.
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She felt her face getting hot and her eyeballs bulging from her skull.
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Every day, the tabloids compete for eyeballs with blustery, over-the-top headlines.
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They're crawling, and sometimes swimming, eyeballs that live in the water with you.
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"Creators are what bring the eyeballs to platforms, and vice versa," Brownlee says.
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I love Total Recall because of Arnold Schwarzenegger and scenes with exploding eyeballs.
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Where are the eyeballs right now, what's socially and culturally relevant right now?
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"This is not a performance with all eyeballs staring at you," Mandell says.
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Advertisers followed the eyeballs, moving their spend from the publisher sites to Facebook.
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The attention merchants are the businesses whose model is the resale of eyeballs.
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Up until now, Facebook's success hinged on bringing new eyeballs to advertiser content.
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"They are very impressive competitors that want to pull eyeballs away," he said.
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It (Bollywood) is an entity that gets eyeballs in the millions every day.
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Ever been in a room so long your eyeballs have turned to drywall?
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"What if you stuff a bunch of LEDs around the eyeballs?" asked scientists.
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You know, my hope for anything is just eyeballs — will people watch it?
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If you don't grab those 6-year-old eyeballs, someone else surely will.
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Fans love to watch, and advertisers love to pay for those captive eyeballs.
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To start, Tyler was very good, and good teams draw Division-I eyeballs.
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There are decades upon decades of bad sequels that have abused our eyeballs.
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They got no eyeballs for that and it really undermined their OTT business.
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The way that we compete is for your time and for your eyeballs.
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This was counterintuitive for an elk: eyeballs offer easy targets for hungry magpies.
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He added, "At the end of the day, you're following the eyeballs, right?"
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Vivo says the design is inspired by chameleons' eyeballs rotate to track subjects.
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"In Volta&aposs case, they&aposre selling eyeballs instead of electrons," he said.
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There's one race Steyer is winning by a mile: the race for eyeballs.
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Like humans, this alciopid worm has eyeballs with an iris and a cornea.
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Suddenly your eyeballs don't have to be forced to remain on the page.
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Add tiny eyeballs to your pom pom manicure to create tiny nail friends.
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She tells me that she loves staring into the eyeballs of a live audience, but that on TV it's like she's acting for just one big shiny eyeball, and then she laughs because she's suddenly become hyper-aware of my eyeballs.
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Follow along as she creates DIY eyeballs out of olives and radishes — mm, healthy!
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You shuffle to the bathroom while clawing at your eyeballs like a rabid cat.
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Oh, I think he&aposs up to his eyeballs in this deep state garbage.
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When users engage with their friends, they give advertisers the eyeballs they so covet.
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A Florida prisoner reportedly killed his cellmate and left his eyeballs in a cup.
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According to Instagram Stories, Emily Ratajkowski is the one who commands all the eyeballs.
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The marketer gets eyeballs, the media platform gets money and the user gets bupkus.
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"I'm into a future where we pay for content with our eyeballs," he said.
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"It's the Donald Trump effect — it draws eyeballs without having to advertise," he said.
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"Do not give your eyeballs to this racist, hate-filled, misogynoir crime," Perry tweeted.
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Before melted coating sets, place 2 eyeballs on coated marshmallow about ½ inch from top.
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The way light moves through our devices and eyeballs isn't likely to change much.
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It starts with your face and moves to the eyeballs if the lighting sucks.
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Instead, it was met with eyeballs rolling into their sockets, and groans of discomfort.
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That company sold authentic human skulls, elbows, livers and eyeballs, among other body parts.
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It takes getting one on your face or eyeballs to get anyone to notice.
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" She adds: "We're not anti-male [...] We love boys and men and their eyeballs.
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"Do not give your eyeballs to this racist, hate-filled misogynoir crime," wrote Perry.
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"With more eyeballs at pride, it's an even better investment for corporations," says Paisley.
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Convincing people to pay more with their wallets than their eyeballs may be difficult.
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Merging AOL and Yahoo will give Verizon more eyeballs to sell to digital advertisers.
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Those are a lot of eyeballs and none of us thought this would happen.
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I was up to my eyeballs in debt and I couldn't find a job.
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But we have to reach as many eyeballs, and the Internet is incredibly economical.
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Eyeballs are rolling, jaws are clenching and everyone's having the time of their life.
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Maybe LWT will have you perform and then you'll get a lot of eyeballs.
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"Re: your eyeballs," and "We missed you," when you skip a Warby Parker appointment.
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Retweeting a racist tweet to shame its writer still gives the tweet more eyeballs.
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To automate, you need a business cycle that gets constant eyeballs on your business.
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Back then, many money-losing companies were trading on ill-defined metrics like eyeballs.
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But the guy in the attic can be simple, dramatic – and attract the eyeballs.
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If the article involves your eyeballs, it's even more likely to have this effect.
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Among other things, that meant aggregating as many eyeballs as possible into one place.
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A universally recognized "attractive" boob can't be determined if we just track enough eyeballs.
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Every now and again my eyeballs will vibrate as if to suggest: bed, perhaps?
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One of our garnishes is these tea eggs we make that look like eyeballs.
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A woman in Australia addicted to "body modification" and tattoos got her eyeballs inked blue.
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And the team expects they'll find much more than just Corynebacterium living on our eyeballs.
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Ultraviolet light has a shorter wavelength than visible light, making it undetectable to our eyeballs.
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It has one and only one purpose: to generate attention, eyeballs, likes, reposts, and tweets.
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The unprecedented nature of political events has kept American eyeballs glued to pages and screens.
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Fierce competition to grab eyeballs in the social comms space continues to accelerate techie developments.
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"When I drink HVMN Ketone, I feel like I'm more 'behind my eyeballs,'" Woo said.
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That's why there are two tiny cameras on the nose bridge, directed at your eyeballs.
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Is it ever a great time for a pasty demon with eyeballs in his hands?
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We all know eyeballs mean ad dollars, and that's what makes the TV world spin.
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That's because advertising online is both about attracting eyeballs and understanding where they're coming from.
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Why would you give them videos by someone with an eye on monetizing their eyeballs?
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It's where headlines featuring Trump or Apple rule the world, because eyeballs pay the bills.
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They will need to fight for eyeballs and learn new tricks to prompt impulse purchases.
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"The more eyeballs on a stock, the less alpha you're likely to harvest," she said.
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The Silicon Valley giant is also going one step further to grab more Indian eyeballs.
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The entire upper half hurt: neck arms glands abdomen back eyeballs throat face shoulder head .
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Partner with a dog rescue and draw eyeballs while encouraging donations to a good cause.
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Then the benefits of corporate eyeball science can be spread over anybody who's got eyeballs.
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So there's not this eyeballs and time on site, that sort of stuff, at all.
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When a dog is the literal eyeballs of a human being, distraction can be death.
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Once inside, you can hear your eyeballs moving and you skin stretching across your skull.
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The minute you looked at him, his chocolate pudding swimming pool eyeballs gave him away.
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We're all storytellers, and we all want to get the most eyeballs on the story.
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Our attention and eyeballs are sold to the highest bidders, whatever they may be peddling.
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"I can monetize those eyeballs," Paltrow told a Harvard business class, according to Brodesser-Akner.
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Mr. Cosentino said he was, and he proceeded to eat fish eyeballs for the camera.
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Let your eyeballs take a vacation with this soothing time lapse of the aurora borealis.
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"I am bugging my eyeballs over this letter," said Bobby, 35, an Air Force commando.
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For those of you who think googly eyes are a weak substitute for actual eyeballs.
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But none of those eyeballs mean much if they don't lead to actual advertising revenue.
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They are simply trying to win as many eyeballs — and therefore sponsorship dollars — as possible.
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It's more awareness, and you want as many eyeballs on your stuff as humanly possible.
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Related: A Tattoo Artist Explains Why She Got Her Eyeballs Inked I'm not gonna lie.
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I had my carnalito use a binkie [homemade syringe] and inject ink into my eyeballs.
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Twitter promotes itself as a nonthreatening way for these rights holders to generate more eyeballs.
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If you gaze directly into their eyeballs, will you be able to see inside their soul?
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And more extreme versions of things users show an interest in to keep the eyeballs engaged.
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But the pacing and narrative will glue your eyeballs to the screen for all 10 episodes.
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Instead, it communicated that having your makeup did is apparently more important than protecting your eyeballs.
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But what it's really about is winning the war for eyeballs and attention over its competitors.
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"We're certainly out of the era where we pay for eyeballs, pay for users," said Harburg.
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But they added that $20 or $25 a pop seems likely given intense demand for eyeballs.
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Your eyeballs and the creepy ads that trade data on you to try to swivel 'em.
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We've long left behind the era when expert eyeballs alone are enough to authenticate an artwork.
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How many people can we get (to see an advert), how many eyeballs can we get?
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Netflix could also be looking to muscle around the Hollywood establishment in the contest for eyeballs.
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Online job boards emerged in the late-1990s to steal eyeballs from newspapers and print media.
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His departure will cost Fox News millions of eyeballs, and as many dollars in lost revenue.
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I believe that people characterize "free" and I like characterizing that you're paying with your eyeballs.
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We've seen some incredible TVs at CES this year: Stunning screens that practically melt your eyeballs.
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Click here to view original GIFGet enough dots together and your faulty eyeballs start seeing things.
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Facebook is skating to where the eyeballs are, which is Instagram, in order to slay Snapchat.
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This new Instagram is nice; it feels like putting a billion-dollar balm on my eyeballs.
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Thanks to this Donald Trump-inspired lens that turns your eyeballs into mouths, now they can.
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And, through no fault of its own, Facebook also happens to have a lot of eyeballs.
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Publishers have already recognized their need to differentiate themselves from simply being a place for eyeballs.
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"You've got some very big players who are going to fight over those eyeballs," Buffett said.
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But it's nonetheless competing for mobile eyeballs with one of the stickiest apps on the planet.
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"Underground" debuted in March 2016 and drew a record number of eyeballs to the fledgling network.
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Perhaps the most important thing is drawing eyeballs to the safety clips, regardless of their content.
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In films, I love creating these alternate worlds that people can, with their eyeballs, look into.
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My eyeballs were raw, my vision was blurry, and the site's commenters had broken me spiritually.
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And if the idea is to capture eyeballs, the Polestar 13 makes a lot of sense.
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Heads topple, limbs are severed, arrows pierce eyeballs, yet these facts are relayed cleanly and directly.
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I've got goose bumps all over my body and on my eyeballs just thinking about it.
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While government-sanctioned property theft is bad enough, it isn't just content being taken — it's eyeballs.
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Being on a show that gets this many eyeballs and this diverse an audience is extraordinary.
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I'd just confessed that I was willing to eat anything—weird pig parts and eyeballs, even!
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I wouldn't risk my own eyeballs just as a mercenary, for no better reason than that.
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A meteor liquefies and turns into golden goopy eyeballs, like something straight out of Spirited Away.
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There were all these users and eyeballs, and these companies are going public at higher valuations.
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But how was he left vulnerable to a beating so forceful that it displaced his eyeballs?
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These men are full-on, red-faced, spurting-eyeballs, haggard-breathing weeping, and I love them.
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At worst, it's a frustrating cliché, hostile to narrative and eyeballs, that substitutes fog for feeling.
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Band members covered their heads with masks that looked like enormous bloodshot eyeballs wearing top hats.
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Yet eyeballs, snowflakes, quantum physics and birth (along with many other things) are magic and habitual.
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Rather, they serve as extra sets of expert eyeballs for coaching staffs seeking all available edges.
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Charlie thinks Bloomberg's ad buys have successfully hacked not only journalists' eyeballs but also voter attention.
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"It'll hurt your eyeballs," he said, which meant that his being observed there would hurt his.
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But if you want to melt your eyeballs, there's the Samsung 24-inch Q22160 for $265.
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By the end, my own eyeballs hadn't changed color, but they must have looked like pinwheels.
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Nothing I've written in a long journalistic career has won me more eyeballs than this column.
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Niecy Nash's eyeballs are a lock for Hall of Shade after what they did to Omarosa.
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We want to put more eyeballs on our F1 teams and our NASCAR teams as well.
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And many thrive on the business model of charging to place content in front of eyeballs.
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Snapchat then brings the young, mobile-friendly eyeballs the NFL covets from all over the world.
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The Super Bowl is a huge cultural event with a massive audience — which means movie studios and TV networks that want to attract the most eyeballs to their upcoming releases will usually buy some very expensive ads to get those releases in front of said eyeballs.
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Paramount's version of Sonic has two eyeballs, whereas Sega's version famously only has one with two pupils.
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Simpson cautioned not to walk around with the blacklights shining directly into your eyeballs all the time.
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Kill your eyeballs to the new video, and pre-order your copy of the record right here.
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Never before in history have terrorists had such easy access to the minds and eyeballs of millions.
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Having your eyeballs, possibly the most sensitive, achy, valuable organ in the body, poked with minuscule needles.
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To virtually anyone who wants to pay them, they sell the capacity to precisely target our eyeballs.
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Teams are keenly interested in winning games, but also in filling seats and selling eyeballs to advertisers.
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In Mojave, they're just right there for any user with a brain stem and pair of eyeballs.
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The first is being waged by the social platforms that trade in users' eyeballs rather than subscriptions.
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The person driving that nice expensive car may be in debt up to his or her eyeballs.
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If you enjoy your eyeballs being tossed like salad, try this video from the Australian Labor Party.
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Caffeine is a live-streaming platform, entering a market that's already crowded with companies vying for eyeballs.
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"Bucket one is the ability to have the ripple effect of eyeballs across social channels," Selander said.
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By 763 the industry will be worth more than $1.2 billion, with nearly 303 million eyeballs popping.
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And the tool they use to keep eyeballs hooked is micro-targeted content at the individual level.
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I got lost in a city of bleeding eyeballs, roaming around for what seemed like a lifetime.
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So the theory behind the partnership is, all the eyeballs that are going every day to Walmart.
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Countless keese will flap into his face only to be one-shotted into collectible eyeballs and wings.
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Christian shows up at Ana's office and coldly eyeballs a new indie author with a sharp jawline.
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Think of all those extra eyeballs they could have had on Simone Biles and the Olympics brand.
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I get one big magazine cover, and I do one photo shoot, and I burn my eyeballs.
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Now your untamed mane hangs so far past your eyeballs, you look like a Nirvana tour roadie.
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There will be gaze tracking so that you can use your eyeballs to select different holographic objects.
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In this age of bionic eyeballs and fecal transplants, reminders of our basic humanity are certainly welcome.
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The famous faces aimed their famous eyeballs at each other, battling sun and the urge to blink.
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It didn't matter how close I got my eyeballs to the screen, I couldn't see individual pixels.
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And you won't find it seeking eyeballs on Snapchat Discover or experimenting with live video on Facebook.
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Quality content providers will hopefully one day prefer the eyeballs of Facebook viewers above all other mediums.
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Drawing back a few of those eyeballs with a relevant gimmick can help a studio's bottom line.
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Basically, GoPro wants to get its VR content in front of your eyeballs, one way or another.
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Coming from the e-commerce era, in the 1990s and so on, it was all about eyeballs.
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Also try to compile links from the originating content to your eyeballs (and where you shared it).
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Seriously though, has anyone ever weighed his options with his eyeballs more than Sanders has this debate?
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Tuesday's vice presidential showdown between Tim Kaine and Mike Pence didn't exactly set anyone's eyeballs on fire.
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Ogmentoeil needed the eyeballs, and I was paid to be the schmoe who would risk going blind.
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I felt as if luminescent creatures from the depths of the ocean were swimming along my eyeballs.
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Teeth, eyeballs, heads...there were few body parts that didn't get yanked out during this gory episode.
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The result is breathtaking, so stop reading this and go feast your eyeballs on the bounty below!
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He's made a name for himself and he's brought a lot of new eyeballs to the sport.
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As it began attracting astronomical daily usage, Facebook siphoned away eyeballs and ad dollars from news sites.
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Media companies that have already been flooding the zone with wedding coverage have been rewarded with eyeballs.
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In booting up Valfaris, I feared a similar problem: a feast for the eyeballs and little else.
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"It will bring eyeballs, it will bring buzz and ratings and reputation, but no money," he said.
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"The point is getting eyeballs on the name Charmin any way they can," Sullivan told CNN Business.
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We know that the more a film is covered, the better chances for distribution and more eyeballs.
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"If a social media platform's goal is to keep eyeballs, this only enhances that goal," Hickey said.
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Meanwhile, the boring, high-quality names that attract fewer eyeballs remain up for grabs at lower valuations.
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The images of Emily's painfully puffy eyeballs have since received more than 214,22016 retweets and 23,25 likes.
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Today's marketing professionals have to get crafty in order to attract eyeballs while simultaneously mitigating eye-rolls.
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They did the same thing last year and I guess they haven't gotten the eyeballs they wanted.
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They had been warned not to remove their goggles, lest their eyeballs frost over in the wind.
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Specifically, engagement-based advertising, meaning I have an unbounded interest in keeping more eyeballs for longer there.
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With guaranteed eyeballs, every campaign and peer-to-peer texting firm is furiously experimenting with the medium.
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I can't stand the thought of touching my eyeballs, so contacts are a non-starter for me.
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You're a cog in a wheel, you're the eyeballs, you're not a part of something big and great.
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" She continued: "He later said, when he found me, that I was holding my eyeballs in my hands.
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"We are up to our eyeballs in trying to make sure we identify all the problems," Ross said.
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Facebook and Google are jockeying for attention online and by extension, for advertising revenue based on those eyeballs.
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You can't turn on a screen anymore without wondering who is profiting from what your eyeballs are seeing.
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That you can pay with your eyeballs and there are people that would love to buy a subscription.
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In 2018, he's doing it a little more than usual with more eyeballs trained on him than ever.
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Little Andrew was much stronger than his mom and I.. What is this wetness coming from our eyeballs?
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"I was afraid to use my eyeballs to look because I was in so much pain," she said.
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As a bonus, they'll even cut out the eyeballs of your model so they can be independently animated.
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Instead, the producer simply wants more of the same as long as it'll put eyeballs on her show.
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Spherical 3D cameras faceted with lenses like fly eyeballs sprung from poles planted in the middle of crowds.
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The special formatting could differentiate job postings from other content and attract eyeballs amongst the crowded News Feed.
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At an intersection, a pair of animated eyeballs and a series of vibrations prompt them to look around.
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Another startup, Jaunt, worked with Sir Paul McCartney to bring a concert only millimeters away from your eyeballs.
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Around half of the world's population is online; that leaves an awful lot of new eyeballs to monetise.
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Tech companies not only have all the money right now, they also have a lot of the eyeballs.
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YouTube's job, as it sees it, is to get as many eyeballs on as many videos as possible.
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"We're at a point in 2018 where pretty much every company recognizes, there's eyeballs on YouTube," he said.
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Facebook enabled more eyeballs to discover their content in a world where competition for user attention is fierce.
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One can only imagine the massive number of eyeballs on that screen when the calf actually pops out.
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In the absence of any clear financial rationale, investors seem to have seized on the ephemera of eyeballs.
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In Brazil, it was once fairly common to carry maned wolf eyeballs as good luck charms, for example.
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Eyeballs are currency, and brands will be willing to pay big bucks to tap into the fleeting zeitgeist.
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That delayed response may have been as a result of how many eyeballs the tweet garnered—and when.
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"Because movement is our goal, we just want as many eyeballs to see it as possible," she said.
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Concussion Day 2 and 3 were really bad: intense neck stiffness and pain, and throbbing temples and eyeballs.
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Sunglasses block UV light from your eyeballs and reduce the chance of conditions like cataracts and macular degeneration.
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That's something we typically leave, because it's literally the anatomy under your skin holding your eyeballs in place.
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We imagine that after the exposure of 100 million eyeballs, they might be seeing a jump in demand.
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Today, our platforms are inundated with clickable content that yields numbers (of dollars and eyeballs), regardless of quality.
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Far more is required of the viewer than just sitting and letting colored light wash over your eyeballs.
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Even when it felt like blood vessels were popping in my eyeballs, I still tried to swallow harder.
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The news site Upworthy was successfully surfing the Facebook formula with click bait headlines that won many eyeballs.
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"You know, one of the things that public schools do is they put eyeballs on children," he added.
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Unlike, say, WeWork, most entertainment firms have a plausible strategy, but too much cash is now chasing eyeballs.
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And they, frankly, have a lot of control about what the voters follow, and where the eyeballs go.
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Not only do I find them irritating, but the thought of applying glue near my eyeballs is horrifying.
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Instead of a screen that's shoving information in front of your eyeballs, sound can be is less distracting.
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We're told by comparison, Joel's Sunday morning service usually pulls between 700k and 1.3 million sets of eyeballs.
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There are dozens of rapes, genital mutilations, gory murders, hangings, chopping off of limbs, scooping out of eyeballs.
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Competitors including Bleacher Report's House of Highlights, Whistle, Mars Reel and Wave are vying for young eyeballs, too.
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But this wasn't the first time eyeballs flocked to Medium for a major — if slightly more salacious — announcement.
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Be honest: If the NHL held that draft, you would watch that so hard your eyeballs would explode.
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At launch, Facebook 360 will feature four main "feeds," delivering content into users' eyeballs from closer than ever.
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They wanted to deep-learn and simulate human eyeballs, so that Ogmentoeil could get rid of human volunteers.
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It assumes the mainstream fundamental dynamic of public culture: the battle for your eyeballs in naked commercial terms.
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She rocks a mohawk, has tattoos up to her eyeballs (literally) and hits just about 6 feet tall.
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If it's any consolation, Calvin, this Taylor-Tom romance should guarantee lots of eyeballs when the video drops.
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These campaigns treat digital not just as a place to spam eyeballs, but as a space for organizing.
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"The rollout wasn't just, how many eyeballs can we get on this?" a person close to Booker explained.
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He angled a pair of glass eyeballs imported from Germany slightly to the side and narrowed the eyelids.
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That's where you're going to get your eyeballs and your coverage from the standpoint of your fan base.
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Whichever company can ensure the most eyeballs will likely draw power users like celebrities, brands and content creators.
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However this video got more eyeballs (according to Facebook) than every other Facebook Live stream on this list.
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The virus can also reach the brain, leading to encephalitis, and can cause blindness by blistering the eyeballs.
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Homecoming videos, GoFundMe campaigns, "This Is Us" tweets — the internet wants not just your eyeballs, but your tears.
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The decline in traditional viewership has led to a wave of consolidation as companies compete for consumer eyeballs.
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But the overall growth in the fan base has plateaued as new video platforms such TikTok grab eyeballs.
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Or would you soon be found desiccated and near-dead in your apartment, eyeballs dangling from their sockets?
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I inched myself across the room to the bed and climbed up, despite the sparklers behind my eyeballs.
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Tarik Saleh, the writer and director, constantly eyeballs the crowded city, its chaotic masses and its crumbling buildings.
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The next morning, my eyeballs were covered in blood, and there was blood blisters all over my skin.
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NASA's Facebook Live had more eyeballs than any other live video of the day, with 29 million views.
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But is it all superstition or can staring into your own eyeballs on hallucinogens really lead to doom?
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Also no amount of light hitting your eyeballs 1 foot away is good for eyes or your brain.
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"Dollars always follow eyeballs," said Andrew Essex, chief executive and founder of Plan A, a creative holding company.
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Twitter trolling is quick and cheap, and a smart or funny tweet can reach an audience of millions of more eyeballs than any one account, thanks to retweeting by others users and the ability to embed a tweet in a story, such as this one, or reachng eyeballs on television.
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That would be Ellen DeGeneres in 2014, who pulled in 43.74 million eyeballs for her second turn as host.
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In this absorbing interview, Mr. Caro speaks about reporting, the charting of eyeballs on screens, and how time = truth.
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From lounging at infinity pools to conquering difficult hikes, these eight social-savvy women have our eyeballs — and envy.
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Illustration: Elena Scotti (Gizmodo)There was a time when merely uttering "WWW." caused investor eyeballs to blink dollar signs.
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Well, the competition for your streaming eyeballs is about to get even tougher with Apple TV+, coming this fall.
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Meanwhile, her actual on-air broadcast still attracts eyeballs, with guests from both the traditional and digital entertainment industries.
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These organs don't blink or feature eyeballs that move around; they merely absorb and signal the presence of light.
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All that said, don't bother if you're in the market for headphones that rattle your eyeballs with ruthless bass.
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It's bright, it's loud, and it immediately attracted the eyeballs of everyone around me whenever I whipped it out.
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Burck suggested that media groups are motivated by a desire for "eyeballs and clicks" in seeking the video's release.
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Then the tongue is pulled off before the eyeballs are popped out by sticking one's fingers through the sockets.
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The game itself requires user engagement, which gives Nintendo great opportunities to leverage eyeballs pasted to Pokemon Go. 3.
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Now, he told BuzzFeed News, he manages accounts whose reach can mean pulling in tens of millions of eyeballs.
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Car manufacturers ought to recognize that they don't need to be cheaply exploitative in their quest to attract eyeballs.
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You're not just being followed IRL.... there are a lot of eyeballs watching you in the digital realm, too.
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"The skill gets the eyeballs first, but the personality is what keeps them for the next game," GrandPooBear said.
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Anyone with functioning eyeballs can see the two models in question are very different, in both design and function.
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You never know if the kid next to you with an iPhone has more eyeballs than your cable channel.
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" One frogman says many colleagues are "up to their eyeballs in debt, relying on that next job coming in.
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It's understandable television wants the draw of the Trump administration's most notorious exiles, since they're bound to draw eyeballs.
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An ostensibly screen-free Sunday would be supplanted with a mess of bright pixels strapped inches from my eyeballs.
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These are three-minute, influencer-filled productions meant to capture teen eyeballs while also proving their dedication to Snapchat.
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To Holmes, blinks are seemingly for conveying sincerity and establishing trust, not an involuntary response to, y'know, having eyeballs.
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You adjust the headband (eyeband?) so that the whole thing is positioned as closely to your eyeballs as possible.
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I blink a few times as my eyes adjust to the screen that's barely inches away from my eyeballs.
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Over his year in space, Scott Kelly's eyeballs was reshaped by fluid shifts caused by the low-gravity environment.
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DeviantArt runs ads on its site, and it seems like it's got a fair amount of eyeballs on them.
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So that's: Fingerprints Eyeballs Faces I have no idea why Samsung now includes so many different biometric security options.
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But there are only so many politicians who can help draw eyeballs to the tube on a regular basis.
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But the rise of Google, Facebook, and similar platforms has also been fueled by the drive for more eyeballs.
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It just needs to figure out what to do with all of those eyeballs to build a sustainable business.
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These cameras are called GoPros, after the most common brand, and the videos they record peel back your eyeballs.
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But in a world where people occasionally tattoo the whites of their eyeballs, the armpit tattoo seems perfectly tame.
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"Cactus" is some kind of horny mystery; "Debaser" has Francis "slicing up eyeballs" in homage to Buñuel and Dali.
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Both are highly rated and can deliver as many as three million sets of eyeballs on a given night.
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"I don't care if she's injecting horse semen into her eyeballs," Rousey said to Yahoo Sports at the time.
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It's a bit reminiscent of the tech bubble, when businesses were valued on the number of "eyeballs" they attracted.
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It's unclear who's behind the egg account, but they have a lot of eyeballs fixated on them right now.
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Whatever you think of the guy, his claims about his own ability to draw eyeballs are usually not wrong.
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Until a week ago, I was pretty much buried up to my eyeballs in software testing—bug hunting, really.
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Publishers would be wise to come to that same conclusion now before they drive any more eyeballs to News+.
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And almost everyone else relies on Facebook and other distributors — well, mostly Facebook — to send eyeballs to their stuff.
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Once it cuts tunnels through your eyeballs, the damage is irreparable and you can lose your vision, Pritt says.
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"One of the real challenges of campaigning in the current era is where to go for eyeballs," Holmes said.
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"It's less about just getting eyeballs on the content," said Jared Lansky, chief commercial officer at marketing startup Keywee.
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Animated concentric circles that Ijeoma describes as "eyeballs" will then pop up, accompanying vibrations, when you reach a crossing.
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Without the star power that N.H.L. players delivered at previous Olympics, the tournament is struggling to attract many eyeballs.
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Two comparatively giant ceramic eyeballs on the floor indicate that someone (or something) much larger is watching the women.
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The two companies account for the majority of digital ad dollars, and they're the primary distributors of digital eyeballs.
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Clear is a privately run company that uses biometrics like your fingerprints and eyeballs to verify that you're you.
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"They're up to their eyeballs in preparations," said Alan Frumin, a former Senate parliamentarian and one of MacDonough's mentors.
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To keep pace with the competition for America's eyeballs, the costumes of bird-doggers have been getting increasingly baroque.
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It calls to mind the panting tongues, bulging eyeballs, springing hearts and steam-shooting ears of Looney Toons characters.
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We can't say with any certainty that your application was literally viewed by the eyeballs of a human being.
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And that Dancing with the Stars has got a lot of eyeballs watching, and Christie really doesn't need that.
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Public libraries might be fighting with Netflix, Amazon Prime and Hulu for your eyeballs in the online content wars.
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"It's the most-watched sports event worldwide so there's a lot of eyeballs watching the Olympics," Pritchard told Mashable.
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Increasingly, however, the pleasure of connoisseurship seems to be forgotten in the drive to attract more and more eyeballs.
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Companies are willing to pay upwards of $975,51.9 per sponsored post to get all those eyeballs on their products.
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Now close your upper eyelids down tightly and roll your eyeballs up toward the top of your head. 3.
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They'd all like to sell you a subscription or at least rent your eyeballs so they can sell advertising.
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Digital media companies create content, but that content isn't as valuable as a mechanism to reach eyeballs like Facebook.
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And with more than 800 million monthly users, Instagram currently has a lot more eyeballs on it than print magazines.
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Payoffs and tie-ins are everywhere: in eyeballs, ad dollars, recording sales, ticket sales, media buzz and sheer unquantifiable attention.
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"It's too much," he gasped as I scrambled for the remote just to pause the vivid assault on our eyeballs.
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"If you get more eyeballs on the internet then you know what happens to the likes of Amazon," Sinkevicius said.
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While Facebook and Twitter will be competing for eyeballs, Stadium said that its new deals are complementary and not competitive.
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Their endurance will be tested on March 24 when Power Rangers arrives to vie for many of the same eyeballs.
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Read These Stories Next:Yes, Your Eyeballs Can Get Sunburned &, Wow, It Sounds Awful What's The Difference Between An Ophthalmologist & Optometrist?
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The first trailer for the seventh season of Game of Thrones is here, and it is mostly chairs and eyeballs.
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Is posting graphic videos of deaths a necessary part of covering the news, or a cheap way to attract eyeballs?
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Although viewership of last year's Oscars hit an 8-year low, it still managed to draw around 43 million eyeballs.
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But why do that when you can safely stay indoors, as video streams over the internet directly into your eyeballs?
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As for eyeballs, Goldman Sachs projects viewership to reach 300 million by 2022, putting it on par with the NFL.
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The model is about how do you get content to the most eyeballs to help drive business to another medium.
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Mostly, though, I view this through the lens of engagement — petitions draw eyeballs, and maybe spark interest from lapsed users.
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While she says it won't entirely prevent fraud, it does help reduce it by putting more eyeballs onto the process.
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This Is What One Sunburn Really Does To Your Body Yes, Your Eyeballs Can Get Sunburned &, Wow, It Sounds Awful
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Touching the liner to the inside of your lids introduces any bacteria lingering on your products directly to your eyeballs.
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Still, anything that adds up to more eyeballs on Instagram Stories could ultimately spell more bad news for the company.
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She says one of the symptoms effects the muscles behind her eyeballs ... which she tried to turn into a joke.
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Is it just because once they've lost it, they know they've lost a crucial way to get into our eyeballs?
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Yet LeEco's ambition for ruling American eyeballs extends beyond the movies we watch and the televisions we watch them on.
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AR/VR advertising is more immersive than any rich media (when done right), and ad spend should follow the eyeballs.
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Even if you're not well versed in filmmaking, your eyeballs are being led to the story before it's even told.
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Owls have enormous and powerful eyes, but these remarkable eyeballs are fixed in place by bony protuberances called sclerotic rings.
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Having more eyeballs on top-ranked journals may be a bigger explanation for the fact there are more retractions there.
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For decades, schools and conferences have been making decisions that benefit the TV viewer because that's where the eyeballs are.
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To make money, they squeeze their users indirectly, by charging companies to put appropriate advertisements in front of captive eyeballs.
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Forget scanning your eyeballs—that sensor is gone, replaced by an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor within the Galaxy S10's display.
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Someone finally thought to use the Tomatometer to drive eyeballs to a live streaming event, and so here we are.
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Gritty's terrifying grin, fiery fur, and unfocused eyeballs will grace Kirn's body forever — or until he gets it lasered off.
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A video of shots so intimately near to its subjects, the viewer can feel their eyeballs grazing the video images.
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Here, he is exhorting me to drink a mix of blood and mysterious powders and — look closely — a couple eyeballs.
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Each person we have reached out to only helped us to make this bigger, better and get us more eyeballs.
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We do think that eyeballs are shifting, not just from TV but from a lot of other formats to mobile.
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Data that powers its algorithms to plug content into "relevant" eyeballs, ranked by highest potential for engagement sparks to fly.
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Camouflage paint schemes applied to ship hulls during the world wars amounted to a passive effort to deceive enemy eyeballs.
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I thought about maiming my twin, strangling her, spooning her eyeballs out with a rusty spoon... The list goes on.
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Viewers love a hot mess, and more views equals financial success in this world where clicks and eyeballs equals monetization.
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The health of your eyeballs will be better off by just putting the phone down instead changing its color palette.
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Without too much effort, if you write where the eyeballs are, then businesses will come to you asking for help.
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GLENN KENNY "Kubo and the Two Strings" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for intense themes, swordplay and floating eyeballs.
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It's been pretty low key since Greenfield police seem to mostly be busy being up to their eyeballs in heroin.
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The next SKU up will really make the eyeballs pop out of your head like a Tex Avery cartoon, however.
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The world is home to many sets of eyeballs, and not all of them see the world as I do.
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I would watch the screens like a trained US Army security guard, and the robot would watch my eyeballs moving.
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Fixing my home display screens is a total nightmare, it's way more painful than anything that happened to my eyeballs.
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Sure, he's somewhat anatomically perplexing, with his eyebrows floating above his actual head and his eyeballs intersecting with one another.
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They're indistinguishable from humans except for a serial number on their eyeballs and a database that stores all their identities.
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Millions of eyeballs would end up on 21 Girls 22007 Cup, transforming the short porn trailer into a cultural sensation.
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He was known as the most undiplomatic diplomat ever, with a rip-their-eyeballs-out, foaming-at-the-mouth style.
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Subverting that is Tunick's work, which took place right by the arena and will definitely draw a lot of eyeballs.
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This generation is glued to their phones, so this is obviously the place where companies can get eyeballs and attention.
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"It's not always the best quality that gets the most eyeballs," said Tina Exarhos, the chief content officer of NowThis.
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The pixie dust, the halo around media moguls is still financially there anyway if not maybe there in the eyeballs.
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The best was Cara Delevingne's bananas-meets-chattering-teeth-meets-candy eyeballs confection, atop an LGBTQ rainbow-striped Dior message.
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" They chose the former, he says, and "treated their viewers not as citizens, but as so many pairs of eyeballs.
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NEW DELHI — In India, when driving, you basically need a ring of eyeballs around your head to see what's coming.
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Soldier homecoming videos, GoFundMe campaigns, "This Is Us" tweets — the internet wants not just your eyeballs but also your tears.
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Doughty es la fundadora de la Orden de la Buena Muerte y autora de Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?
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The idea is to deploy more eyeballs (and, ultimately, more benevolent shovel bums) in the race against carbon and greed.
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The industry is clearing taking note of where to invest their time, money, and eyeballs, for the next big hit.
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What helps here is that frog swallowing involves retracting its eyeballs — so violently that it loosens up the saliva again.
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I paused to catch my breath for a moment, and looked into what seemed to be a sea of eyeballs.
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The feature, first reported by the Wall Street Journal, would make Google the gatekeeper determining what ads reach consumer eyeballs.
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For example, Intel — you were talking about — a TV show in China with 200 million eyeballs a week watching it.
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Only a handful of the larger festivals that concentrate on cost-per-set-of-eyeballs are culturally progressive/successful anyway.
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I'm worried that people's eyeballs are going to fall out ten years later because there's not that much research on it.
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That subplot figures to be a key storyline, and from Mayfield's perspective, additional eyeballs on the Browns should be a positive.
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With a long beard and green eyes, the sentry eyeballs us for slightly too long, then lets out a welcoming bleat.
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It's just that the internet currently runs on this economy of attention that equates eyeballs on things to content that's good.
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The player-controlled Isaac is strapped into some ghastly dystopian contraption, his bulbous, juicy, quivering eyeballs darting around in a panic.
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Twitter's smart algorithms are helping Trump — and other news makers — get even more eyeballs today than in previous years, he said.
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Akamai Technologies, which supports live streaming services on several sites, measured 4.6 million eyeballs at one time for Trump's swearing-in.
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"A shrunken cup can help someone really see with their own eyeballs what happens to something under extreme pressure," she added.
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That's a lot of eyeballs to monetize, and the easiest way to offset the issues that come with ad load capacity.
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I feel like one has to remind oneself all the time not to do something for the sake of getting eyeballs.
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Either way, Trump has wrested control of our eyeballs, distracting us from talking about much more than whatever's on his mind.
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He also said he is working on surprise signings that would continue to add intrigue, attracting more eyeballs to his business.
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Our goal is to make sure that you know any low-quality information gets as few eyeballs on it as possible.
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As much as people clearly love envisioning white nationalists suddenly discovering that racism is unpopular, these people feed on our eyeballs.
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The next time a corner is turned, what was once a string of Christmas lights is now a string of eyeballs.
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They say the publisher was attracting lots of eyeballs on platforms like Facebook and Snapchat, but that advertising dollars hadn't followed.
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Blinking caused those masses of mascara to rub her eyeballs—which could have led to potentially blinding infections, according to reports.
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Flipboard is the most obvious one, but it also competes for eyeballs with services like Facebook Instant Articles and Snapchat Discover.
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In an on-demand world, live sports like this weekend's Super Bowl 53 are unique in commanding eyeballs and ad dollars.
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Slideshow is Facebook's newest effort to double down on video, another attempt to keep more eyeballs glued on their News Feeds.
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They pulled some of the hairier eyeballs off Priya and me, and I'd be lying if I said I weren't grateful.
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Twitter has an opportunity to get its content in front of a ton of new eyeballs with an app like this.
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There are a lot of eyeballs that wouldn't normally see snowboarding that are now seeing it and getting excited about it.
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This can cause extra pressure on the back of the eyeballs, which could flatten, pushing the retinas forward and distorting sight.
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Its real spokesperson is an out-of-control AI, ever hungry for eyeballs, looking to get its hooks into your brain.
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He drew eyeballs in 2013 sporting a black hat and a black coat upon arrival in Moscow for a G20 meeting.
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Meanwhile, executives of technology companies with huge user bases are muscling to monetize those eyeballs in new ways, Fast Company reports.
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Essentially, human eyeballs have little to do with requests — and that fact makes the impressions data in ad reports essentially worthless.
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Inside, black and white balloons dressed the East Wing and kids bobbed for apples in the entry amid giant inflatable eyeballs.
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Then there is the fact that pro wrestling has long -- and successfully -- played to peoples' stereotypes for eyeballs and audience intensity.
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Also, when she told me to change, I started looking more at the eyeballs of the characters to feel the connection.
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Samsung is exploring a smart contact lens concept that puts an embedded display and camera right in front of users' eyeballs.
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At one point I climbed up a set of stairs, only to find a swarm of giant eyeballs descend on me.
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They're also perfectly suited for the devil himself, boasting glistening flesh, unblinking eyeballs, drooling tongues, and all manner of misshapen teeth.
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For some reason, everything looked brighter, more saturated, and more brilliant; we felt like we needed to get our eyeballs calibrated.
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But Facebook makes money from advertisements, so getting more eyeballs lingering on the Newsfeed is how it keeps the business booming.
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From the street, you can see only part of it, the floor-to-ceiling glass doors looking like bulging fly eyeballs.
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What is the meaning of that bright-pink twerking ass, studded with painted-on eyeballs, like some outtake from "Laugh-In"?
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The sad truth is that today's media is loyal only to spectacle, and conflagrations attract more eyeballs than in-depth analysis.
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But I can tell you right now that most people aren't controlling their phones with their eyeballs, waves, or hand gestures.
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It's not like we're staring recession in the face, and everyone is cashed up to the eyeballs and policymakers are panicking.
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In terms of eyeballs and buzz, The Mooch was among the big winners of the first year of the Trump administration.
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They prominently displayed his latest tweet, looping his latest insults and amplifying hate speech for the sake of eyeballs and profits.
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I try out the Bulletproof Vibe, wincing as my eyeballs and brain feel like they're being rattled out of my head.
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It has a different user interface, my eyeballs, and a headset (or even perhaps my brain interpreting what I am seeing).
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Increased pressure in the skull could cause the flattening of the eyeballs seen in some astronauts, pushing their vision toward farsightedness.
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That creates more content it can use to drive eyeballs to ads, and deduce personal information from to target those ads.
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An eye exam could reveal cotton wool spots, or an unexplained swelling or a flattening at the back of their eyeballs.
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I've never put a book down and felt like I had two bricks on top of the inside of my eyeballs.
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Bloomberg notes that Univision may lose eyeballs later this year to Comcast-owned Telemundo, when the latter airs the World Cup.
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This time when he worked in the piece of handkerchief lightning flickered all the way to the roots of his eyeballs.
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In A Machine Learning, a pair of large eyeballs simulates the motions of reading and changes the pages in a book.
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The director Paul Hyett, who has a lengthy résumé in special makeup effects, appears to have a particular affinity for eyeballs.
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Picture Prompts 143 Photos View Slide Show ' The annual Met Gala is always about excess, extravagance and eyeballs, The Times writes.
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"A lot of these new companies, the mission is business: 'We want to get as many eyeballs as possible,'" Lam said.
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And it is because the system surrounding the calculation and so-called counting of television eyeballs and then advertising, is imperfect.
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Any moisture on your face freezes almost instantly, coating your eyeballs with a layer of ice that prevents you from blinking.
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Apple's content push comes as the streaming wars heat up with the major players in the space all vying for eyeballs.
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Il Pellicano "has few rooms, but it has the 50 people whose eyeballs you actually want on your product," she said.
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"If we just look at the fundamentals, advertisers target users on the right-wing websites because their eyeballs are more valuable."
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To help ensure eyeballs are on your content, you'll want to learn how to leverage video and social media marketing tools.
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These apps have become crucial for companies to lock users into their ecosystems and keep their eyeballs glued to their products.
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She must brave the underground lair of the Pale Man, a skeletal, child-eating monster with eyeballs embedded in his palms.
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The mom also tweeted out the 2015 clip of her act to make sure it got as many eyeballs as possible.
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We're so afraid of being afraid—especially with 350 eyeballs on us—that we try to cure it ahead of time.
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As you develop your content, your content will eventually reach the eyeballs of Power Relationships, because Power Relationships are voracious readers.
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As long as that controlled chaos includes keeping those eyeballs from melting into a museum guest's margarita, everything should be fine.
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I think there's an opportunity to get a lot more eyeballs and open hearts and minds in our own little way.
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And those are just eyeballs that are being brought to all these different places now, so who do you compete with?
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Their new music video for "Oh, Mama" is sweet, sweet elixir for our snappy sci-fi reference and violence-parched eyeballs.
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Mr. Trump's real estate wisdom seems to have reached the authors of the memo, who suggest finding creative ways to lure eyeballs.
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What fuels fake tech is what fuels fake news: The need to create headlines that result in clicks, eyeballs and, hence, dollars.
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I asked him why would they want to run a performance with mechanical glitches unless they just want eyeballs at any expense.
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With so many more eyeballs on the Counter-Strike scene than the Street Fighter scene, its players are treated more like stars.
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"The natural world is not ears on ears on ears on ears; it's eyeballs on faces on people on scenes," Cranmer said.
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And because this will be the first debate of the 2020 season, I think there will be plenty of eyeballs on it.
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The biggest difference being, my real-life acquaintances aren't beaming their every inane opinion into my eyeballs for several hours a day.
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Of course, attracting more eyeballs is the basis of the advertising business, so the uptick in viewers should help the bottom line.
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That's because a lot of the energy used to get that video to your eyeballs happens at the network and device level.
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As user growth slows, the company is hoping to reach (and make money from) more eyeballs outside the Twitter website and app.
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With so many party insiders, activists, lobbyists and reporters descending on Cleveland, political groups have chosen a direct path to their eyeballs.
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Sometimes it's a large, shocking change, like a drastic color shift to red lighting and all of the paintings turning to eyeballs.
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Of note, a small minority of astronauts experience changes in the shape of their eyeballs, leading to poor vision following their spaceflight.
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"Twitter is the destination for instant news, and Yahoo has a lot of eyeballs on its site," one source told the newspaper.
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So maybe the last thing you want to do after a day of work is fasten your eyeballs to even more text.
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It's just how many eyeballs can you send, and it doesn't matter if that resulted in a good interaction for that user.
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Prolonged exposure to microgravity triggers a build-up of this fluid, causing the astronauts' eyeballs to flatten, which can lead to myopia.
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As ad spends follow eyeballs from TV to the web, Watch could give Facebook a way to net more attention and dollars.
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The days of casing our homes without abandon in party store cobwebs, plastic spiders, faux zombie hands, and candy eyeballs are gone.
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"I just rolled my eyes so hard that I thought my eyeballs were going to roll out of the head," Jin recalls.
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Tim Schutsky is a Brooklyn-based photographer known for his multifarious styles and knack for capturing the oddities (and eyeballs) around him.
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But who's to say that someday soon "successful operation" will mean using its ultra-powerful head-claw to rip our eyeballs out?
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"Google can't stand idly by and let all these [wealthy] eyeballs go to Apple," said Geoff Blaber, an analyst at CCS Insight.
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Our eyeballs are about three inches apart, and I know he can see in my soul, and I can see in his.
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They also designed a new imaging technique to measure exactly how "flat" the astronauts eyeballs had become after extended periods in space.
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I have no idea, but my guess would be if it's not a contentious issue, and there's not enough eyeballs on it.
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I am tattooed in places other women aren't, like my eyeballs, my skull, my intimate areas, and the palms of my hands.
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This time around, the big message is that Instagram campaigns aren't just about reaching eyeballs, but also convincing users to buy products.
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In the United States, Comcast Corp's NBCUniversal said it had attracted 8.6 percent fewer eyeballs for Rio than it did for London.
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Yesterday, Biebs posted a series of five identical selfies of his eyeballs on Instagram, informing his 87 million followers about his condition.
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Discover stories can feel alien to the platform Snapchat's challenge is to bring more eyeballs to everyday stories produced by its partners.
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READ MORE: Detailed forecast for Monday's eclipse Do really I have to wear glasses so my eyeballs don't roast in their sockets?
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By the time the lights reach the eyeballs of tourists at the viewing area, they don't look like car lights at all.
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Now the two companies are fighting over younger eyeballs, with Facebook looting Snapchat's best features and bolting them onto its main products.
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Because every Monday I gaze into the shining void of my phone, my eyeballs transfixed by the addicting madness of Bachelor Twitter.
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ARKit is probably the best place for early experiments, but a balanced approach including ARCore will reach the most mobile AR eyeballs.
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For national brands, billboards are an easy and inexpensive way to grab eyeballs of all ages and demographics with a single ad.
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For once, the rating makes sense given that there are scenes, including with eyeballs, that may be too intense for young children.
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There is no suggestion that this market for eyeballs is based on choice or meaningful, informed consent to the sharing of information.
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"We choose to highlight Netflix and Hulu in a cheeky way so we could gain some eyeballs and social sharing," she said.
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Eye infections, while treatable, can cause permanent damageWearing contacts can expose your eyeballs to many types of microorganisms that can cause infection.
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"In nonleague football, there's not much in the way of eyeballs, because the Premier League just takes over everything," North, 38, said.
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For Trump to succeed, he'll need one hell of a supporting cast around him to keep eyeballs there when he isn't around.
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They tend to publish a lot of fake information, or exaggerate a lot of things to attract eyeballs to make them influential.
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Naturally, one way you could wear this technology is with a pair of special contact lenses that you pop onto your eyeballs.
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Obviously the argument here will be growth curve, but how long will public equity investors be willing to value eyeballs over dollars?
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Moreover, Bloomberg notes that Univision may lose eyeballs later this year to Comcast-owned Telemundo, when the latter airs the World Cup.
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If you swept a microphone across the length of Canada at that moment, the sound recorded would have been of eyeballs rolling.
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However, the plan is to use the event partnerships to generate revenue as opposed to ads, which relies on eyeballs on screens.
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There are a couple of other detectives already at the scene and working the case; they groan when Bell approaches, eyeballs rolling.
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"We have a celebrity culture, driven by social media, that drives these numbers and eyeballs, but that is not O.M.," he said.
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"There's a battle for market share, and they're going to have to fight tooth and nail for consumer eyeballs," Mr. Ives said.
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It just gives you a new platform to talk about this stuff and get you in front of a lot of eyeballs.
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Remember, always, that Trump was reality TV before reality TV. He is in the business, even now, of keeping eyeballs on him.
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The streaming wars — the battle among giant companies that want your eyeballs and credit cards for their subscription services — are officially underway.
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Lenses don't have to look good, but they do have to feel good — a challenge, since different eyeballs require different lens features.
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It's the rare game full of both laughter and sadness — and probably the only one that also features talking eyeballs and toilets.
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It means more reach for Breitbart's ideas, more fuel for Breitbart's business, and more eyeballs for Facebook's $55 billion targeted advertising machine.
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"Between a semi-lifelike thing and a tetrahedron with eyeballs, there's no real difference in terms of building a relationship," he said.
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It can have all sorts of effects, ranging from making astronauts gassy to muscle atrophy and messing with the shape of eyeballs.
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That will necessitate numerous, permanent and highly skilled staff all over the world, not bulk eyeballs offering a bare-bones ground-truthing service.
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While the changes would push more content on Snapchat to more eyeballs, the company is not about to abandon self-deleting posts entirely.
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Or, at the very least, Microsoft may be able to drive more users to LinkedIn, giving the company more eyeballs to entice marketers.
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But, agencies and brands use numbers published by comScore to determine which companies are getting the most eyeballs to determine their advertising budgets.
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The phonelike screens used in the majority of head-mounted displays created a nagging problem: They were placed right next to your eyeballs.
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People fly him around the world to split their tongues, place implants under their skin, and tattoo their eyeballs—a technique he invented.
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However, it remains too early to tell if these new media channels will sufficiently substitute the loss in eyeballs on traditional media platforms.
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Now summer TV is a cutthroat business, with cable, broadcast, and streaming networks competing to find eyeballs for series both new and old.
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Alas, the bowl of flesh and eyeballs on the table reveals a horrifying truth: what she's been snacking on are her own peers.
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It's reportedly a work in progress, so we're likely to see more vivid detail (and maybe some eyeballs) in the days to come.
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Facebook's daily aggregation of eyeballs is the largest in human history, and publishers were eager for the chance to capture more of them.
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Just looking at this photo of Milos, Greece, will make you feel like you're on vacation (or at least, that your eyeballs are).
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We'll also throw in an added $1,000 shopping spree for beauty products (so get ready to be up to your eyeballs in eyeliner).
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But millions of people use Apple News on their iPhones, iPads, or Macs, and Apple's pitch is all about exposure and new eyeballs.
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But as time goes on and the competition for eyeballs continues to heat up, that light level of personalization probably won't be enough.
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At one Florida clinic, doctors took fat cells from patients' bellies and injected them into their eyeballs, an experimental therapy for macular degeneration.
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The whites of my eyeballs looked brighter (gone were the scary broken capillaries) and the skin around my eyes looked tighter and rejuvenated.
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The Time's Up legal defense fund has already raised millions of dollars, and these segments help draw millions of eyeballs to its cause.
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By giving the public access to the HIRES data, Burt and her team hope to bring in lots of fresh ideas—and eyeballs.
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In exchange for this 'controlled sharing' of their interests (and/or eyeballs) consumers are 'paid' in rewards or discounts for products and services.
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That's troubling for the TV networks, who view live events as key in their competition with the internet and other diversions for eyeballs.
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Bread has rarely flown in space, due to the fact that crumbs can get into equipment onboard the ship or into astronauts' eyeballs.
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Facebook is hoping to create an entire slate of television-quality "hero" shows, like Humans of New York: The Series, to draw eyeballs.
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This is a man clutching a camera the size of a mortar, rapidly firing flashes as bright as the sun into our eyeballs.
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With the default setting, if you don't have sunglasses on, your eyeballs need to be facing the screen for Face ID to work.
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With two smaller white pumpkins inside two larger orange ones, you can make a creepy-looking pair of eyeballs for your front porch.
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Segal's concern is that if one battle royale can so quickly pull eyeballs from the others, how do you build around each title?
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Afterwards, the account managers hopped back in to try to redirect some of those eyeballs to the institute's more-rigorous, less-punny efforts.
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In a similar vein to Rena, Nasukawa already had plenty of eyeballs on his fighting career well before stepping into the Rizin ring.
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Hidden within the systems designed to capture your eyeballs and seize your attention, there is also a capacity to watch slowly and mindfully.
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Microgravity environments do strange and often undesirable things to the human body, such as weakening muscles and bones, shrinking hearts, and flattening eyeballs.
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Earned media is great, because the channel is nominally free, and it often can get many more of the right eyeballs than advertising.
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They tend to publish a lot of fake information or exaggerate a lot of things to attract eyeballs to make them more influential.
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Watch this tiny robot uses its pincers to perform a cataract surgery and — oh my god, stop, keep it away from my eyeballs!
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Since they no longer need a major media outlet to carry the broadcast, doesn't it make sense to go where the eyeballs are?
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The point of the lyric video is to produce something cheap and fun to look at that will draw a lot of eyeballs.
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Offering customers the option to pay later doesn't just increase footfall and eyeballs, but it also raises average order values and conversion rates.
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Why it matters: Consumption habits are being shaped by web platforms with expert engineering that are designed to maintain consumer attention and eyeballs.
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KINEOPTIC (adj): The ability to move one's eyeballs to the back of the head, frequently seen in parents of small children and teenagers.
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You look out of a train window on the way to somewhere distant, and your eyeballs are filled with the richness of nature.
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Instead, Facebook gains what it has always been most hungry for: users' precious eyeballs and more of their time each and every day.
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By taking entertaining fights and winning entertaining fights in entertaining ways, even a later-career journeyman can become a headliner and attract eyeballs.
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Here, he explains why he decided to put clothes on evil creatures and how he came to storyboard a feast of human eyeballs.
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Ditto messaging platform WhatsApp — which Mark Zuckerberg splurged $19BN on a couple of years later to keep feeding eyeballs into his growth engine.
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Wearing contacts to bed prevents this, while also allowing whatever you may have picked up during the day to marinate on your eyeballs.
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Over the course of the season, the show continued to gain eyeballs, with the season finale outperforming the premiere by 64%, Showtime said.
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When visitors enter, they are greeted with a row of lifelike eyeballs manufactured for injured soldiers, according to a 2003 Vanity Fair piece.
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To us, this seemed an instance in which animation isn't merely an enhancement or an "extra" tacked onto a story to attract eyeballs.
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He gained more than two million eyeballs -- including Mark Zuckerberg's -- by driving 16 hours to Washington during a snowstorm with Texas Republican Rep.
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The press needs eyeballs, and to can't just ignore the guy in the White House, so they have to report on the circus.
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They are chasing numbers and Friday night's event at the Toyota Center is likely to have brought plenty of eyeballs to their brand.
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It appears even nominees to the highest court in the land aren't immune to getting up to their eyeballs in credit card debt.
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Think about it until your brain starts to slide out of your nostrils and your eyeballs are set upon by maggot after maggot.
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The algorithm changes will almost certainly affect ad-supported media companies like BuzzFeed and Bustle, which depend in part on Facebook for eyeballs.
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TikTok clearly has users' attention, but now it will need to figure out how to capitalize on those eyeballs and actually make money.
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The billing, then, is a chance for the N.F.L. to snag some extra eyeballs, and pop is a surefire way to do it.
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But nothing is harder in Washington than cutting spending, which is the reason we find ourselves in debt up to our collective eyeballs.
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TikTok favors whatever will hold people's eyeballs, and it provides the incentives and the tools for people to copy that content with ease.
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The more eyeballs, the more conversation, the better, the stronger their case would be for receiving the same pay as their male counterparts.
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I would wake up in the morning with my lids stuck to my eyeballs and feeling like there was glass in my eyes.
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The onus remains on Facebook users to do the leg work on understanding what its platform is pushing at their eyeballs and why.
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That will affect retransmission revenue — the money collected from pay-TV operators for airing their stations — which is largely based on total eyeballs.
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The service would provide Walmart one more tool to bring shoppers and eyeballs to its website as it amps up competition with Amazon.
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Crude and distorted still, but this time written by poor players, not kings, in the service of attracting as many eyeballs as possible.
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It was all about drawing eyeballs and, in turn, potential customers for the quack nutritional supplements that finance much of the Infowars operation.
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"At the end of the day, content creators control engagement and control eyeballs," said Krishna Subramanian, whose company, Capitv22016, connects influencers with brands.
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Gather round your television's fire, folks, because the beloved Lore podcast will soon be spooking up your eyeballs as well as your earholes.
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The eyeballs go to the hottest, newest bit of news, which can block out everything else — until the next viral hit comes along.
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Justin eyeballs the photog and labels him part of the Biggie/Tupac era, and then listens as the guy raps his owns verses.
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This merger shows a new strategy that could potentially be the start of a different trend: Merge to combine complimentary assets, not eyeballs.
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That's what it was like at night, when the gnats crawled out of every little crack in the ground and kamikaze-attacked our eyeballs.
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Just retweet the post below to get more eyeballs on it, and help spread the word by using the #GetShackletonHome hashtag on Facebook, too.
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But, if it works for the home, shouldn't it work for where we focus our eyeballs all hours of the day — our phone screens?
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Even YouTube is introducing a "Take a Break" notification feature, in case you need a reminder to pull your eyeballs away from your screen.
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"I asked him why would they want to run a performance with mechanical glitches unless they just want eyeballs at any expense," Bulochnikov said.
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Still, it's an interesting window into what direction we might see streaming services take as they compete for creative real estate and audience eyeballs.
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Intel and Tag call it a "new experience of time," which is precisely the sort of dangerous language that damages eyeballs from excessive rolling.
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But I got the point: livestreaming with 5G was apparently no different to my weak human brain than seeing something with my own eyeballs.
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Usually when I'm talking to people about superhero movies like Logan and Black Panther, we don't wind up discussing alien eyeballs and pirate eyeliner.
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At its peak, the "Same Drugs" video attracted more than 33,000 eyeballs — not too shabby for a video premiered will very little advance notice.
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Although Riot's strategies have worked for gathering eyeballs, gathering enough money to pull its esports division into the black continues to be an issue.
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Rolling back what he views as unnecessary and problematic regulations, which Ross has stated the Trump economic team is "up to our eyeballs" in.
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But that doesn't mean switching directly from page views to, say, Facebook shares as a way to track how many eyeballs publishers are attracting.
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A trained expert essentially eyeballs two pieces of hair — one from a crime scene and one from a suspect — to determine if they match.
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Selling a mass reach ad with a priority on total eyeballs versus targeting is more akin to TV advertising than traditional online media buys.
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The irony is that if Zuckerberg's promise is to ensure local news finds eyeballs, there have to actually be local news outlets to aggregate.
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When your unprotected eyeballs get exposed to UV rays, it damages your cornea and conjunctiva, which leads to a whole bunch of uncomfortable symptoms.
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Yes, you get exposed to a lot more eyeballs, but the people there are also much more likely to be looking for 'real games.
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The tech giant has a built-in audience through iTunes that makes it easy to get eyeballs in front of any show it wants.
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Still, the decision may convince more people to sign up for NBC's streaming service, which will be driven by advertising revenue tied to eyeballs.
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If I could only do one thing at CES 2019 all week, I'd stare into LG's "Massive Curve of Nature" until my eyeballs hurt.
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Cable can debut shows whenever it wants, and broadcast networks are jockeying to get the most eyeballs on their offerings, no matter the costs.
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Some people would stick them on their eyes and absorb the acid through their eyeballs because it went straight to their head that way.
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And, with readers just shifting from one site to another, it means that companies may have to rethink their strategies to get more eyeballs.
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Brain scans taken of astronauts both before and after long-duration space missions revealed the flattening of the eyeballs and increased optic nerve protrusion.
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Millhiser cops to his publication's thirst for eyeballs in his piece today: It's no secret that the digital news business is driven by clicks.
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Look over here, the voice had demanded, and my mother's eyeballs and neck robotically swiveled to the doorway as if by pure synaptic sorcery.
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Sure, not all the content that's fishing for children's eyeballs on YouTube is so cynically constructed as to simply consist of keyword search soup.
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But it's hard to imagine anything positive coming from something so intentionally base and bottom-feeding being systematically thrust in front of kids' eyeballs.
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By combing the userbases of Truecaller and Truedialer into a single app, Truecaller also increases its advertising revenue potential by catering to more eyeballs.
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The monitor has built-in eye tracking tech, which allows gamers to use their eyeballs as another controller along with their mouse and keyboard.
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Photo: Logic Gates, Meghan Elizabeth Trainor, 2019"It's very easy to tell that I'm my own person with eyeballs right away," Trainor told Gizmodo.
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It's true for games that have had to compete with presidential debates, and for games that ostensibly have had little competition for TV eyeballs.
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But what if what many Facebook users really want — as measured by their clicks and eyeballs — are prank videos, D.I.Y. hacks, and sensational headlines?
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Email newsletters, chatbots, standalone apps, Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat are some of the strategies for diversifying the flow of eyeballs to popular media brands.
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Adults wanted to rip their eyeballs out of their skulls and shove them deep into their eardrums to keep from ever hearing him again.
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My eyeballs were always out of focus and I even wore an eye patch for several years in an effort to correct the problem.
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Those were aimed at getting outlets with audiences creating exclusive content solely for Facebook, as a way to drive eyeballs to the new format.
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The efforts by the social media powerhouses highlight their interest in creating content and keeping eyeballs on their pages as election results come in.
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HBO presumably budgets based on viewership, and a huge drop in eyeballs could bode ill for any potential budget increases for the last season.
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Also going is the first female-led Marvel property, Agent Carter, which received solid reviews for its second season but failed to find eyeballs.
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I also have a real paper copy of Neal Stephenson's Reamde on a shelf somewhere, but who has time to read books with eyeballs?
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A conventional study using field glasses and eyeballs would have taken ten times as long to gather enough data to draw an equivalent conclusion.
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"Laocoön" is a huge balloon figure of Fat Albert, Bill Cosby's animated schoolyard hero, lying prone, with his eyeballs rolled halfway into his head.
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This election isn't being covered so much as marketed, by news organizations whose desperation for eyeballs has turned many of them into drama queens.
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Everything from Twitter to Netflix is battling to capitalize on your eyeballs staying on their platform for as much of your day as possible.
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From framed eyeballs to a beach-themed dining room, Business Insider has compiled a list of the strangest ways Epstein reportedly decorated the home.
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Meanwhile, the 2011 wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton garnered significantly fewer eyeballs, with 22.8 million viewers across 11 networks, according to Nielsen.
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As more eyeballs depart linear television stations for the internet, Golan thinks the ad dollars will flow in the direction of companies like Amazon.
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But he says the class has helped him discern between credible news outlets and ones that are just trying to match ads with eyeballs.
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It also supports HDR, though with a peak brightness of just 420 nits it won't wow the eyeballs like that 65-inch HP display.
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This is all the young people coming out of school with student loans up to their eyeballs that aren't able to find a job.
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Frank almost strangles his spouse, but she fights back, nearly gouging out both of his eyeballs with her bare thumbs, until Frank suddenly awakens.
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On Monday, Trump will have tens of millions of eyeballs on him—most of whom do not agree with some of his staple policies.
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Except: Local sports aren't different from national sports, which aren't different from anything else on TV — they're having a hard time hanging onto eyeballs.
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But the thing is when you start to restrict distribution, you can get a higher RPU, but the underlying market is still actually eyeballs.
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The ads will also be available for video content on Facebook's Audience Network, which is an extension of eyeballs across other websites and apps.
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Furthermore, it doesn't matter where you see the premium content farm's content, just as long as the content got in front of your eyeballs.
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Also, with the right strategy, sellers could find more exposure on non-Amazon marketplaces, simply because there's so much competition for eyeballs on Amazon.
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For broadcasters like NBC it means having to compete for eyeballs in a crowded sports calendar, including its own cash-cow programming like football.
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Embiid will draw eyeballs by himself, but Rodriguez's creative flair and outside touch can make the 22-year-old franchise centerpiece even more entertaining.
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Certain games took place at the same time as Chargers games, or had to fight for eyeballs with the national game of the week.
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Ruby had hired a Hollywood prop designer to help him create gigantic skulls out of resin, with sharp teeth and bulbous eyeballs and tongues.
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"I was, like, Oh, God, I am in debt up to my eyeballs, I hate this town, I don't like my boyfriend," she said.
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And this week, thousands of ad-industry people will attend the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas to find more ways to attract eyeballs.
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"The Americans watched wide-eyed as two women each took one-half of the head and ate everything, including the eyeballs," Ms. Lineberry wrote.
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At first the film employs bold, playful character design, delighting in images like a hero whose arms have eyeballs keeping watch on lifeguard duty.
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But he still has an unlimited source of funds to buy some more favorable eyeballs before he has to get onstage again next week.
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And if I tell you that Nicolas Cage's eyeballs will turn into ultraviolet high-beams, then you'll know immediately if you're in or out.
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And, most importantly, the dependence of modern media outlets on digital ads for revenue and Facebook for eyeballs creates a pro-Trump incentive structure.
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So Unity is taking aim at glaucoma, macular degeneration, and arthritis; the fridge in its lab is stocked with human eyeballs and knee cartilage.
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" Steiner, of the Haas team, said Formula One needed "more people to watch us, more exposure, that there are more eyeballs on a screen.
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Any small cabal of aesthetes could declare some artwork a success, but for Peretti, what mattered most was how many eyeballs it eventually received.
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I picked up a box of fake lashes, fascinated at how anyone could apply them to their eyeballs without making them look, well, fake.
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The argument for some time now has been that Twitter can show tweets to people who aren't active users — and eyeballs are what matter.
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That is attracting fraudsters who seek to manipulate audience numbers with 'fake' clicks, causing marketers to spend money on ads that don't attract eyeballs.
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According to reports, school officials tried to keep the game quiet -- meaning, there wasn't a massive publicity push to draw eyeballs to watch James.
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Instead, the company has tried to entice publishers to share their stuff on Facebook by rewarding them with eyeballs, or a share of advertising dollars.
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"One drop of this water and I can tell you from experience in the last 24 hours ... It's like acid burning your eyeballs," said Chambers.
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"A lot of the movie was filmed in closeup, so be ready to get very familiar with my eyeballs in this one," the actress joked.
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A partnership with Samsung could help it get that service in front of more eyeballs, including people who might not own Apple phones or tablets.
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The moonshine they make with corn in Tennessee, we make with molasses in Prince Edward Island—but both versions will put hair on your eyeballs.
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But James Quarles, who leads Instagram's ad business, said the platform stands out in a few key ways, beyond just attracting a lot of eyeballs.
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"While there's a lot of eyeballs there, advertisers are still scratching their heads, saying I'm not quite sure how this fits into my marketing scheme."
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But as any news operation can attest, conflict and controversy are what really brings the eyeballs —nothing grabs headlines like Twitter beefs and collective outrage .
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Since it's likely a lot of new eyeballs are now on Paradise, we thought it was high time to actually explain how the series works.
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But that's O.K. This Yeti is a lovable goofball, with huge round light-blue eyeballs and a bird-like plume on top of his head.
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The final seconds showed the apparent serial killer skulking around his lair, only this time he's not toying around with the eyeballs of butchered children.
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Concerns about eyeballs shifting away from feeds faster than ad dollars contributed to Facebook's 20 percent share price drop erasing $120 billion in market cap.
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All images: Xavi BouFlight is one of those evolutionary wonders that's hard to fully appreciate with two squishy eyeballs and a linear sense of time.
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The app has around 10,000 users at this nascent stage, garnering some early eyeballs after being featured by Apple on the App Store this month.
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The streaming giant still automatically minimizes the credits at the end of a movie or show, overly eager to jam something else into your eyeballs.
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That's a fee that's going to weigh on its balance sheet even as the number of eyeballs it gets on its ads continues to balloon.
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Whatever it is, I'm just glad the security cam caught the footage and not my actual eyeballs because the flying shards would have owned me.
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In 2015, one of its clinics injected liposuction-derived stem cells directly into the eyeballs of three elderly women suffering from age-related macular degeneration.
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While the actual screens inside the headset are high-resolution, having your eyeballs within an inch from their surface allows you to spot individual pixels.
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Adding lyrics and a constantly changing carousel of information is a way of drawing back your attention to Spotify itself and keeping your eyeballs there.
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And the best way to ensure as many eyeballs as possible was to always have a cliffhanger (or three) at the end of each episode.
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The service automatically adds a tiny widget in the middle of your post with these common actions so that you can turn eyeballs into dollars.
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This is the kind of fix that makes tweedy urban theorists puff their pipes contentedly while civilians claw at their own eyeballs, but it works.
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Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter are the biggest beneficiaries of outrage culture and the eyeballs brought in by its continuous refreshment feed their further growth.
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"While Go90 is a great place to distribute content to, where are the eyeballs?" said Eugene Lee, CEO of ChannelMeter, told the San Francisco Chronicle.
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If you need to get eyeballs on your new music video, it's nice to have pals like Justin Vernon and Kanye West in your corner.
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He was the first great fighting star of the YouTube era, and he'll be forever archived there, turning heads and dislodging eyeballs from their sockets.
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Most teachers I know have to be bleeding out of their eyeballs to miss a day of school and put up with writing sub plans.
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Now, 2020 candidates need to make those annoying stops in between the coasts where there appearances get a tiny fraction of the free media eyeballs.
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What can you do right now to prevent your Instagram Stories from being repurposed as a virtue-less signalling machine for sucking up naive eyeballs?
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In 2003, Vanity Fair reported that decorations throughout the home included bizarre items like framed eyeballs made for injured soldiers and a stuffed black poodle.
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I had expected Andem to tell me about her struggle to create the perfect digital entertainment—or about an insatiable corporation's desire to commandeer eyeballs.
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With 1 billion monthly users, and 400 million daily Stories users gathered in just two years, there are plenty of eyeballs waiting to be seduced.
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If fans are afraid of anything, it's that their favorite character could have their throat slit, guts poisoned, or eyeballs gouged out at any moment.
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The record relates the events an ecological disaster in a land called Mamu that somehow involves the crash-landing of a pair of giant eyeballs.
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A 68-year-old woman contracted a parasitic infection after a trail run in California, causing half-inch worms to come out of her eyeballs.
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CreditCreditNathan Bajar for The New York Times Even though he gouges out eyeballs eight times a week, Russell Harvard seems like a really nice guy.
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The freewheeling competition for eyeballs has led to an alarming rise in fake news, a concern that the government often uses to justify its crackdown.
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When I talk about it I start feeling pain in the back of my eyeballs, and my lower back starts sweating, and I feel nauseous.
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Do you ever think about what life would be like if your eyeballs melted out of their sockets because of a particularly cool music video?
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" Or consider Schreiner's passionate antiwar polemic: "So many baby mouths drawing life at women's breasts … that men might lie with glazed eyeballs, and swollen faces.
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So, if these unique devices have at least 4 people watching on average -- that's about 27 mil pairs of eyeballs at a time, probably more.
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I might need to find someone who is a good distributor of paragraphs, someone who can force everybody to read mine, from keyboard to eyeballs.
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"I can't find anyone who's managing to grow a really big channel here," wrote Yiannopoulos, whose Telegram posts typically reach around 2,000 pairs of eyeballs.
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So there's a lot of eyeballs on it, and that proliferation has gone east to west, and we've seen high schools now sanction the game.
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And if all goes well for the N.B.A., and this controversy eventually blows over, many of those eyeballs will come from outside the United States.
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Unlike networks, which report their viewership, the streamer doesn't have to answer to advertisers who benefit from seeing which shows will get the most eyeballs.
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"Our friends and families were like, 'If this guy can eat fish eyeballs, he can eat some parsley on top of chicken,'" Dr. Rock said.
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And we in the media will confront a decision: Give him what he wants, or let go of him and all the eyeballs he draws?
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Search engines such as Google and Bing are monetized through advertisements — which means that the number of eyeballs that view the results is very important.
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"This marketing logic is in response to China's huge population of 1.4 billion people, [where content] only gets eyeballs when there is volume," he said.
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There's no constitutional imperative that requires lobbyists to be at the center of the current system that is up to its eyeballs in transactional giving.
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Streaming has become one of the fiercest battles in technology, with industry giants and legacy media companies vying to grab consumers' eyeballs and advertisers' spending.
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"It was a fun experience for me to share this experience with the seniors and watch their faces and their eyeballs get big," he said.
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Because I think like, I do Clear, right, I did Clear and they've got my eyeball, whatever, they've got my fingerprints, they've got my eyeballs.
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Every page attempts to shock the eyeballs out of your sockets; back to back, all those explosive moments just smudge together to become white noise.
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Live events are crucial for mediums like Twitter and traditional TV because you get a bunch of eyeballs in the same place at the same time.
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That's still 450 million potential eyeballs and 450 million units of data that Microsoft now has on professionals that interact with the network at varying levels.
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You can take the highest res screens on the market right now, but when you put them right next to your eyeballs, it's gonna look pixelated.
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And YouTube and Facebook (via Facebook Watch and IGTV) are in all-out war to capture the millions of eyeballs to which they already have access.
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The commissioner says "more seamless" communication between his agency and law enforcement, and "extra eyeballs," are in place to make sure the incident never happens again.
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Your next TV will be a 4K set, but do your eyeballs a favor and splurge on one that can also handle high-dynamic-range content.
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Some industry executives have questioned if Apple has a chance to steal eyeballs away from Netflix, Amazon and other industry leaders considering the already competitive landscape.
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The idea is that eyeballs will be drawn by pro players, tough competition, big events, and a structure that replicates physical sports as much as possible.
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It might sound unusual for a show like this to get a slot on prime time, but Hardwick has a history of drawing eyeballs for NBC.
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Elsie puts him out so she can figure out what's wrong, and he has a scary dream about drone hosts, eyeballs and those control unit brains.
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There's also now a VR web browser available, so get ready to kick back on the couch and beam your favorite websites right to your eyeballs.
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You can only observe so much with your eyes, but with a 3-D motion-capture system, for example, you can see what eyeballs would miss.
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It's the only thing that might save us from the worst civil suits so we're not up to our eyeballs in debt forever and a day.
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"I asked [the official] why would they want to run a performance with mechanical glitches unless they just want eyeballs at any expense." she told Billboard.
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If that's the case, advertisers get way more attention with fewer eyeballs, which the company hopes is a pitch that differentiates it from Facebook or Google.
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The bottom line: "For sports leagues, you've got to figure out a way to be relevant where those eyeballs are," says BTIG media analyst Rich Greenfield.
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Even with a were-lizard that can shoot blood from its eyeballs, this was a feel-good hour that gave Mulder some of his mojo back.
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Companies looking to sell out their collections rely less on how many eyeballs they reach with billboards and more on how many scroll past on iPhones.
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There was less clickbait in the News Feed in 2018, but increasingly our eyeballs were moving elsewhere — with group chats and Instagram stories leading the way.
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Meanwhile, Facebook's emphasis on video in News Feed has inspired the new menace of publishers uploading a static image as a video to get more eyeballs.
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Only, that particular study didn't actually test the blue light that comes out of screens — and it didn't look at the light's effects on actual eyeballs.
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After a sharp rally, all the eyeballs and algorithms deem the indexes a bit overbought, but figure any dip would be a good place to buy.
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"I did it just to create a sensational effect and catch eyeballs," Wang Xiaolu admitted on CCTV, according to a translation by Hong Kong Free Press.
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Teens are increasingly aware of the way social media can manipulate them: 72 percent think social media companies intentionally work to keep eyeballs on their platform.
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Local news outlets share these concerns, but see Facebook and Google as important technology partners that help them compete with national outlets for eyeballs and subscriptions.
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The industry tends to listen when we cast our vote for the kind of content we want to see with our wallets and eyeballs, Schaffer said.
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When we see colors, what we're actually looking at are various wavelengths of reflected light that bounce off the retina at the back of our eyeballs.
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NPR notes that its "formidable — but in many ways unrealized — aspirations" for Fusion was a key reason that Univision sought an additional source of millennial eyeballs.
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In it, a dreamscape is manipulated by the wizard, replete with barber shops of menacing hair clippers, bowls of pasta with eyeballs, and other bizarre happenings.
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Echoing Rossi's sentiment, Jordan notes that by putting them on blast, you're, in a way, rewarding the behavior and just driving more eyeballs to their conduct.
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Both companies have made significant efforts of late to promote their respective platforms, each of which earns ad revenue based on how many eyeballs it attracts.
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This season, Mishka made sure to keep the graphics heavy with plenty of tees, jerseys, and hats emblazoned with gnarly bloodshot eyeballs and Death Adders bears.
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There's no biological difference in the eyeballs of queer men, nor do we any longer confine queer people on television to the role of bitchy stylist.
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"The Red Line" in some ways seems to be CBS's answer to the issues-driven dramas that have had some difficulty attracting eyeballs in recent years.
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The industry tends to listen when we cast our vote for the kind of content we want to see with our wallets and eyeballs, Schaffer said.
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Daddy only ate Skittles, and M&Ms, and Kit Kats, and Reese's Peanut Butter cups, and gum, and the eyeballs, and the Twizzlers, and the lollipops.
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This trailer doesn't shed much more light on the story than that, but it does feature Takkar drinking from a skull filled with blood and eyeballs.
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When it comes to depicting aliens on-screen, we've come a long way from little green men with bulbous heads and jet-black tea-saucer eyeballs.
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Since the summer, rumors have swirled around the idea of a Trump-centered TV network that would compete with Fox News for elderly, far-right eyeballs.
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It's a breathtaking view that communicates that Mars is truly a tangible location, and we have some fantastically sophisticated robotic eyeballs through which to ogle it.
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Last month, TechCrunch tipster Jane Manchun Wong spotted Instagram showing promos for individual IGTV shows in the middle of the feed, hoping to redirect eyeballs there.
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Adding dozens of teams and territories should make life better for ESPN's sales force, who can tell advertisers they can deliver even more valuable sports eyeballs.
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In that vein, it's worth mentioning another recent Hackerloop project of note: the "Nosulus Rift" a virtual reality headset that covers your nose, not your eyeballs.
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Her live-action animation slideshows are hideous inventions where pepperonis stand in for nipples, curly-haired wigs are pubes, and fake eyeballs pop and ooze pus.
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These pictures, known in the vision literature as autostereograms, carry a hidden 3D image, discernible only when the viewer arranges their eyeballs in a particular way.
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The story: It was the '90s and suddenly David Letterman and Jay Leno found themselves competing for eyeballs with the likes of Jay "the Juiceman" Kordich.
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Meanwhile, behind the scenes, plugged-in Democratic donors in Silicon Valley say they're detecting kicks beneath the surface that won't catch eyeballs on campaign finance reports.
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These are legacy brands that may mean more to a community of readers, eyeballs, and clicks than a unicorn content farm with presences on multiple continents.
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Messaging is a core feature of Facebook's offering, and it's only natural that the company will keep trying new things to ensure it retains our eyeballs.
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Historical biopics, animated films, and family-focused blockbusters are all on the docket, all of which are competing for eyeballs at the end of the year.
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It was only a matter of time, though, before companies and celebrities wanted in on the potentially more than a billion eyeballs scrolling through the app.
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Grabbing eyeballs, whether through social media, television appearances or magazine covers, is especially important for U.F.C. fighters, whose bouts are often shown via pay-per-view.
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I KNOW THEY HAVE A LOT OF PEOPLE AND EYEBALLS, CONCEIVABLY, BUT IT'S NOT THE POWER OF AN HBO OR A DIRECTV OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT.
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In Las Vegas a couple weeks ago, at the annual CES consumer electronics fest, personal care companies were vying not for our eyeballs but our mouths.
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Myopia results when eyeballs are longer than normal, changing the angle at which light enters the eye and therefore the ability to focus on distant objects.
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He said U.S. Postal Service studies had found that after periodicals and bills, catalogs attract the next most eyeballs, getting as much attention as personal correspondence.
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Also on view is material from Ms. King's studio, in Richmond, Va.: medical tools, eyeballs in old wood cases, a hand cast from life in wax.
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The light did him harm, but not as much as looking at things did; he resolved, having done it once, never to move his eyeballs again.
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It would be easy to assume that because competition is so stiff among live-streaming platforms — for talent, for eyeballs — that the market is zero-sum.
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Of course, actual television shows are just one piece of the visual universe competing for eyeballs these days, along with movies, YouTube posts and streaming content.
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So it makes some sense that the president seems unbothered that half of the eyeballs now fixed on him are filled with repulsion instead of fascination.
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Because up until now, your business has been Intel or someone who says, "Make us some content, find us some eyeballs …" Smith: Part of our business.
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If you ever feel like a night isn't about you and you want it to be, getting naked works pretty well as a magnet for eyeballs.
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He is a master at keeping all eyeballs glued upon him, and he does it with an instinctive feel for what makes emotion-churning political theater.
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Why we perceive oxblood versus violet versus vermillion depends on the situational energetic wavelengths of the photons influencing the retinas at the back of our eyeballs.
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Yahoo, born in 1994, was likely the only successful example of the Internet's earliest business model: invest in "eyeballs," then magically monetize page views to generate profits.
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Brittany Walbright, a native of nearby Shelbyville who now lives in St. Louis, Missouri, told MUNCHIES she came to Burger King exclusively for the ice cream eyeballs.
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Before you go grabbing, ask yourself if you would actually think to pick that item up if it was not prominently displayed in front of your eyeballs.
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So it's understandable why a story about Harvard scientists claiming that the celestial object 'Oumuamua could be an alien space probe got so many eyeballs this fall.
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Police arrived at the scene to find the 33-year-old woman laying face down in her yard with her eyeballs next to her, the affidavit states.
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Clean meat companies claim the process will be more efficient because you're only growing the bits you need to feed people—no guts or eyeballs or brains.
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Better battery life, fancy new automated flight modes, and a slicker design only sweeten the appeal of a drone that comes with its own pair of eyeballs.
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Well, if you're a hayfever sufferer, there's a good chance that you've wanted a similar anti-scratching tool to keep you from absolutely scratching your eyeballs out.
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We don't know who fucked up by leaking the report, but it seems like somebody at Apple fucked up by building a prototype that burned people's eyeballs.
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Can you imagine Josie from Never Been Kissed snacking on one of her classmate's arms, or Julia from The Wedding Singer serving up cocktails garnished with eyeballs?
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Advertisers who can no longer count on eyeballs driven by website and homepage visits have shifted focus to video as a host for pre-roll video ads.
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And those budgets will continue to grow as more and more eyeballs shift away from television and onto smartphones (or voice assistants like Alexa and Google Home).
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At Google I/O this past week, I got another affirmation of this belief that hardware is the thing that pulls in eyeballs and affection most readily.
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This year, one team dressed as Tide Pod–licking Marie Antoinette impersonators; other teams had carts that resembled bags of eyeballs and a four-cart circus train.
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It's two addicts â€" LaVar fiends for attention, media outlets for the eyeballs he brings â€" pushing one another lower and lower into the depths of depravity.
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Because you had a line in there which I think opened a lot of eyeballs because there is a lot of Wall Street people that were listening.
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"Reading through all of those platforms, I just wanted to rip my damn eyeballs out," he said, reflecting on the grueling legwork that went into his dissertation.
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As a person with nearly perfect vision (not trying to brag, I swear), the thought of a morning routine that includes touching your eyeballs sounds pretty horrifying.
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You have nothing to lose but an extended and embarrassing history of onscreen racism -- and the eyeballs of the 60% of the world that's Asian to gain.
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And its ring-shaped eyeball bones (yes, eyeball bones — most creatures with backbones except mammals have these inside their eyeballs) were huge compared to its eye sockets.
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Another Windows Phone that you won't and (since app developers care about whether the eyeballs — and companies have long shifted to bring-your-own-device) shouldn't buy.
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Through apps, users now have the ability to create rich content that is shareable and discoverable within social communities across screens, and that's what's capturing consumer eyeballs.
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The entire industry has progressed more slowly than fervent investors had hoped, with sluggish headset sales being particularly damaging to content companies that needed those extra eyeballs.
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"If I can use the methodologies of gaining eyeballs to get people to look into deeper content, then I'm going to do that," he tells The Economist.
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One day, we might be living with a Philip K. Dick dystopia where you can buy new eyeballs to evade police, but there's no time to wait.
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By the way, that includes Barack Obama and also other key administration officials, and we know Bill and Hillary Clinton are up to their eyeballs in this.
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If Game 7 can be this amazing after six games of needles in your eyeballs, maybe you can do that thing you have always wanted to do.
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Getting publicly slapped by Facebook—even though the takedown was rescinded—will put the ads in front of exponentially more eyeballs than a $100 campaign ever could.
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With, as Oprah noted, over a billion devices in the wild, Apple could theoretically have a billion eyeballs on these channels and all its new TV+ content.
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The resulting intelligence will either segment media companies from their readers, or help them move in front of eyeballs that might be genuinely interested in their content.
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But in our newly tech-powered mediascape, how exactly will all that action find its way to the eyeballs of millions of footballs fans watching on Sunday?
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Facebook's obsession with capturing the eyeballs of teens and young adults has been well documented (a few years ago, it offered to buy Snapchat for $3 billion).
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If you've ever clicked on an interesting-sounding link only to find yourself eyeballs deep in a denim-clad Rick Astley — it was that kind of thing.
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It's more wallpapering though: Connectivity investments are a business growth strategy predicated on Facebook removing connectivity barriers that stand in the way of Facebook onboarding more eyeballs.
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It is difficult to believe that a site with tens of millions of eyeballs on it every month is earning just enough for Peckham to break even.
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But what were our most popular stories, the ones most scintillatingly clicky, the ones that jumped out and grabbed your eyeballs as you thumbed through your feeds?
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Of course, having an E3-esque event can help to attract more eyeballs to any given announcement, but it's long since been the only show in town.
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Related: Flex Your Eyeballs With The Midnight Moment Eye Test Rafaël Rozendaal Takes Over Times Square with Two Kissing Faces [Exclusive] A Roaring Ocean in Times Square
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Most people in the digital space agree: There's a lot of pressure to attract eyeballs to content — be it a prank video or just a video blog.
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At the same time, Gallup has found that more people are paying very close attention to national politics this year, which could bring eyeballs to Pence-Kaine.
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The other thing that works for Xiaomi is that it has a tie up with more than one e-commerce company, giving it access to more eyeballs.
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On the menu, it is called simply tapioca, which may confuse those for whom the name conjures up milky pudding or the little eyeballs in bubble tea.
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The 'I'm too busy' emailWhen to send: When you're up to your eyeballs in work (every freelancer's dream, right?) and you need to turn down a project.
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Selected because they were not (with the exception of Ms. Dello Russo's) outré expressly to snare eyeballs, the get-ups would be relatively plausible in nonprofessional settings.
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But he and he alone draws the eyeballs, and not celebrities who are losing their influence almost as much as another elitist entity known as traditional media.
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Slice might have been an ambassador for a sport more complex than what he was fully capable of doing himself, but eyeballs followed him wherever he went.
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And many time zones away in Krakow, Poland, a former five-time World's Strongest Man knocked out a Polish rapper famous for getting his own eyeballs tattooed.
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