But I also used exercise fads, child-rearing fads, and child-naming fads.
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When I wrote Bellwether, which is about fads and where fads come from, I had tons of real, researched fads in the book.
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Where do you stand on the whole phenomenon or the question of games being fads or not, I think some games are indisputably fads, and fade a way.
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And it's perfectly in line with Nintendo's decade-long strategy of ignoring the latest and greatest TV fads (such as 4K and HDR) to focus on its own fads.
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The pace of tourism fads also seems to have accelerated.
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TWENTY years ago schoolyard fads revolved around clothes and music.
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Toy fads are important because they represent something novel, different.
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Fads or not, athletes believe these therapies and gadgets work.
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You can ignore cryptocurrencies and exciting "new fads," Hogan says.
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He also said that Spark tried to avoid investment fads.
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Jameela Jamil is continuing her fight against harmful celebrity beauty fads.
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Like all diet fads, Metrecal reflected the ethos of its era.
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As others were bent by musical fads, The Fall stood constant.
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Beauty fads come and go, and eyebrow shaping is no exception.
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Instead, I found marketing tactics promoting all the latest dietary fads.
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Passing fads come and go all the time; even vampires die.
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Some of these fads are incredibly strange — and all are uncomfortably familiar.
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It was easily the least nerdy of all the fads under review.
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Some fads, like the furry manicure, are somewhat unrealistic for everyday wear.
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However, a bunch of these fads have already gone out of style.
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Like all trends, some turn out to be nothing more than fads.
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Some movies might be born from fads, but they then become classics.
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The Kewpie Doll is one of the most famous early cuteness fads.
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Will old buildings be like Hula Hoops and pet rocks; yesterday's fads?
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He loathed trendiness and the fads that sometimes sweep over the culture.
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Like roller skating and disco, skateboarding seemed to fade, as fads do.
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Individually these policies, trends, and fads don't amount to much of a revolution.
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At that time, everybody was just getting behind fads; anything to get popping.
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DM: And your older brothers kept exposing you to new fads and comics.
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However, this year's menu will be updated to reflect 2018's food fads.
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While mobile game fads may change, it has stood the test of time.
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Hollywood has had little success with this model of adapting fads too late.
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To the uninitiated (or the adult), toy fads can be a complete mystery.
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It became a breeding ground for teen fads, internet memes and remix culture.
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So why do athletes and specialised sports scientists buy into these pseudoscientific fads?
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Throughout the years, though, the Yankees have offered a bulwark against encroaching fads.
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Narrator: But juice cleanses aren't the only diet fads that don't often work.
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In terms of pop-culture fads, a lot of people get infinity symbols.
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In fact, it's a key reason these fads exist in the first place.
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Like many women, I've subscribed to plenty of diet fads, supplements, and treatments.
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But then there are those fads that are ill-informed or, worse, dangerous.
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These things go in cycles; like any cook, I develop crushes and fads.
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Avoid "the fads and distractions of the moment," as his show notes read.
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"The drugs are driven by fads, a little bit of fashion," Volkow said.
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Today in bizarre Instagram fads we weirdly can't look away from: bun dropping.
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"Fads, frauds and fading businesses are a constant even in rising markets," he added.
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Breadfacing mirrors the physicality of fads that first took over social media in 2011.
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JAPAN is prone to fads—usually in fancy desserts or fashion ripe for Instagram.
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Gaming can be high-grossing but it is also subject to fads and trends.
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Oscar fashion fads come and go, but true love never goes out of style.
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Deskercise, yoga with baby animals, prancing around the park — fitness fads come and go.
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That, and staying away from trendy skin-care fads, like sheet masks, for one.
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LIKE other areas of public policy, central banking is prone to fads and fashions.
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"Obama also liked to weight in on pop culture trends and fads," McCaul said.
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She's previously marketed a vegan diet app and promoted fads like the Master Cleanse.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The latest diet trend may prove more durable than previous fads.
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And yet, the "experience" has emerged as among the defining fads of my generation.
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We've already worked our way through some of the decade's most ridiculous health fads.
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We visited three more FADs during the patrol that day, traversing more than 2500 miles.
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This spurred a voracious demand for self-help books, therapy sessions and various fitness fads.
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All over Silicon Valley and the regions that imitate it, executives follow weird revitalization fads.
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The year 23 is the year of weird beauty trends and even stranger fashion fads.
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"Be more careful about the challenges and fads that are going around," she told WQAD.
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Similar toys fads include troll dolls, super balls, Rubik's cubes, Beanie Babies and jelly bracelets.
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Above: Illustration by Dan Evans There were a lot of passing fads at my school.
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Price: $9 One of the best candy fads of our past is the ring pop.
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Some were things you would recognize as fads, like hula hoops and the Rubik's cube.
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The buzz from the article began one of the greatest marketing fads of all time.
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Hard work and sound science has been replaced by fads, false promises, and magic pills.
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Sure, there are some logical advantages to the trends that take off beyond mere fads.
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Reality check: Fashions in office topography never stop changing, rejecting the fads of the past.
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Listen up Spotify, music fads do not translate to year- or decade-long loyalty. OK?!
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Like all fads, it eventually passed, but not before reintroducing fat to the American diet.
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Yumi is fulfilling two current market fads — making organic foods and shipping them to customers' doorsteps.
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Here is what she has to say about how human dietary fads could affect your pet.
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Fads come and go a lot faster on the internet, however, which is unfortunate for Casio.
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The Swedish studio never got sucked into fads like Zynga-inspired social spamming and predatory microtransactions.
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A clever manager might bring new tactical fads but cannot produce a generation of creative youngsters.
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But how do you prevent it from being a fad, because exercise is plagued by fads.
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While we can all laugh at cultural fads, we should be thankful that antitrust laws endure.
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Consumers don't necessarily research or understand the science behind the latest up-and-coming healthtech fads.
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I've been documenting market trends and fads and themes here on TRB for almost a decade.
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People will go along with fads as long as you don't tell them it's a fad.
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Past Facebook-flight fads have either faded into obscurity (Diaspora) or drifted into narrow niches (Ello).
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The fitness industry has seen its share of fads — step classes, Callanetics, dancercise, Zumba — and failures.
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I've often been frustrated with the discourse around alternative health, that talks about it as fads.
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FADs take advantage of this instinct, attracting fish in spectacularly dense schools that fishermen quickly scoop up.
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Nutrition therapy could include cooking classes, mindful eating, and exploration of food fads and myths, they suggest.
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Diet fads are constantly changing — one day, high protein foods are good, the next day they're bad.
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Fads die, trends fade out, but acapella interludes on rock albums are something that keep people talking.
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But now there is pressure to spot new fads and bring products to market far more quickly.
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But when has one of these fads ever, over the long term, turned out the be correct?
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"There are endless ways to analyze the stock market, its trends, fads and individual companies," Spooner writes.
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Acton Smith has seen firsthand how painful it can be when technology shifts and fads play out.
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Other Abstract Expressionists maintained their public careers, carrying on as if Pop and Minimalism were passing fads.
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She's built a brand that has never chased fads and yet always seems to be on trend.
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But fads fade, and by the end of 1982, even The New York Times declared it dead.
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Plenty of food fads — unicorn foods, cake pops — have struggled to extend a hot streak of success.
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"I've been in this business a long time, and I've seen fads come and go," Steele says.
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I often think as a student of corporate America that CEOs are like lemmings, they follow fads.
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Nutrition trends come and go, but there are a few fads that are actually rooted in science.
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They are a bit fickle in terms of fads so we are focusing more on Westerners now.
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In terms of food trends, it doesn't really matter because fads are rarely backed by concrete fact.
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We talk briefly about the current diet fads: South Beach, paleo, gluten-free and on and on.
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Having people you think are like you have the same opinion is how fads, bubbles, and panics start.
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It focused on the dangerous fads out there that, like clean eating, have been fueled by social media.
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That said, Freedhoff noted there's a distinction between effective, lifelong diet strategies and "quick fix" cleanses and fads.
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These fads "broke the internet" (a phrase also coined in 2014) dominating social media feeds across the globe.
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In fact, it's about avoiding mistakes such as failing to diversify your investments or being seduced by fads.
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But then it was struck by the brutal ephemeralness of fads, along with the decline of mall traffic.
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Traditionally local appetites can in the blink of a bureaucrat's eye suddenly become worldwide fads, even global obsessions.
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In a world where fads change faster than you can say Pokémon Go, prom remains an eternal tradition.
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But gaming is also a hit-driven industry, fueled by fads like FarmVille, Pokemon Go and Flappy Bird.
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The biggest nutrition fads of the last few years have all taken huge blows in the last week.
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We asked people to share the most absurd fads and trends that made the rounds in their schools.
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These fads often center on the idea of autointoxication, or self-poisoning, from feces accumulating in the colon.
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The ever-staid N.F.L. isn't much for fads, but clearly the option pass is a play in vogue.
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We rounded up some of the most popular food fads in the US from each year since 1955.
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AS ANYONE IN a CrossFit class or Bikram-yoga studio will tell you, fitness is full of fads.
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Like many internet fads, the first major one of 103 is a "challenge" that is not actually challenging.
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And also like many internet fads, it mostly acts as an excuse to post a photo of oneself.
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Dietary fads such as 'clean eating' often have little or no science basis and may even be harmful.
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If the US is a world-leader in anything, it's weird, semi-spiritual cults and bizarre exercise fads.
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Uptick is a periodic feature that investigates fads, follies and fetishes new and old that are spurring conversation.
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It wasn't so long ago that speedy responses to online fads were what companies did as a default.
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But some old-school workouts, like planks and medicine balls, appeared on the list alongside some unusual fads.
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Weight-loss fads and eating trends come and go, but the so-called Mediterranean diet has stood fast.
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I also didn't notice much fill that depended on 223st-century creations, fads or technology, which was refreshing.
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They have also explored diagnostic fads, disappearing diseases like hysteria or sudden epidemics of ailments like attention deficit disorder.
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The global popularity of FADs is, at least in part, an unintended consequence of the movement to save dolphins.
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That scientists don't yet know which microbes affect weight yet doesn't matter; diet fads do not wait for science.
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Regardless of how many developers crank out games, the fidget spinner craze will die, as all these fads do.
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And it's not just a matter of willpower: There is little to no science backing the latest diet fads.
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Just as significant, studies have disproved numerous teaching methods, which is important in a field where fads are common.
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He was a little thick around the waste, and certainly refused to change with protean fads in the culture.
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It's having the ability to not get distracted by new ideas, trends, fads, or a quick surplus of cash.
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" Franssen called the current trendiness of pumpkin spice "a fantastic example of the psychology of consumer behavior and fads.
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In more recent years, heavy spray tans and Instagram-inspired eyebrows have become some of the worst beauty fads.
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The strength of our country has been that it transcends the fads, fevers and foul-ups of the moment.
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Capital Group tends to avoid the limelight and investment fads, largely favoring a long-term buy and hold philosophy.
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As a mother, Kennedy said, she understands the role that peer pressure can play with fads like e-cigarettes.
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And while fashion and fads may have changed, these faintly remembered slices of life still resonate with contemporary viewers.
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A new normal: Strange how some fashion fads that seem destined to last for months somehow endure for decades.
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From Lord Byron's diary to soap that washes your fat right off, here's a comprehensive history of diet fads.
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"There will always be new trends and fads, but what is constant is how we can continue to grow."
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With the rise of new calorie-counting dieting fads in the 1950s, the industry responded with a coordinated offensive.
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App Smart The apps business is sometimes like the fashion industry: Fads sweep in and disappear just as fast.
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But this also means they don't go in for fads that look embarrassing later on, for the most part.
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In a world oversaturated by diets and health fads, it can be hard to figure out what's worth your time.
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" As for how to stay grounded, Tori warns Del Rio to avoid the Hollywood fads — saying "they are all bulls—.
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I planned to freeze, puncture, and pickle my body throughout a gauntlet of ancient treatments, modern fads, and dubious remedies.
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LG: I think I've like blocked twerking from my ... KS: I'm just saying, these things, these fads come and go.
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Some of this mirrors the fads for craft beer and new kinds of gin, says Jancis Robinson, a wine writer.
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Yet fads like bitcoin are risky business: The cryptocurrency has since fallen a stomach-churning 70% in the past year.
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One of the latest fads to wash onto the shores of YouTube comes from TikTok, a grander version of Musical.
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"Choice and customization are not fads – they're here to stay," Chris Hellmann, Freestyle's VP general manager, said in a statement.
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Like others, she talks about the roots of the sport and the comings and goings of money, brands, and fads.
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But changing fads and the rise of e-commerce have thrown many of these brands from their once-lofty perch.
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There's been a lot written about whether selfies are good or bad for society, and like most fads, they're both.
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I've seen lots of tech fads over the years but I can't remember anything else getting so big so quickly.
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Many are momentary fads and sensations that the true professionals of the prophecy game dismiss as so much junk food.
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As business fads go, blockchain is emerging as a particularly profitable way to turn any company's stock into a winner.
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Parents should do what's best for them and their families, and resist the allure of fads and number-crunching algorithms.
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The athletes also didn't follow popular fads, like avoiding gluten, or restrict themselves from eating particular foods or food groups.
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Tonight, their home in the cage-free adult cat room transforms into a studio for the ultimate in challenging exercise fads.
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Yet fads like bitcoin are risky business: The cryptocurrency has since fallen a stomach-churning 70 percent in the past year.
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But all fads must fade, and by the 1840s, some began to stray from the Graham diet — and others revolted outright.
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Some people — including Peloton's Feng — seem hesitant to call it a "fitness" company, probably because fitness fads come and go fast.
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The curved TV is being quietly shuffled away from the limelight to make way for newer, and better, fads in televisions.
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But fads change, so perhaps we'll someday see a return of the garden-variety full bush, thick carpet, and fluffy cat.
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But there's no doubt a keen eye for distinguishing fads from serious trends can be lucrative if it can be taught.
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It's fun to hate on popular health fads, so news outlets jumped all over an American Heart Association study on it.
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Science Vs. If you're curious about fads, trends and dubious claims, Science Vs. pitches fact against what's actually, definitely fiction. 2.
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But whereas beauty companies and famous models once created these fads, we now look to Instagram — and it's becoming a problem.
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These, and nearly every dish on the menu, are both dairy- and gluten-free, in another embrace of latter-day fads.
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An insatiable appetite from a rapidly expanding middle class, food safety concerns and health fads are driving food imports into China.
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Kynikos Associates short-seller Jim Chanos, lauded for his prescient negative calls on Enron and Tyco, compared bitcoin to previous fads.
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Sags would dictate when fads were over, which interestingly was always when most of their classmates were just getting into them.
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And the latest health fads all seem to have one thing in common: They focus, at least in part, on sustainability.
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Even as federal administrations change and fads in foundation spending come and go, Kaiser's program focuses on data to get results.
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The long, strange history of dieting fads We are researchers who have been studying why diets fail for a long time.
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This plan is billed as a long-term eating change, so it may be a bit more sustainable than other fads.
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But as many people know from failed New Years' workout resolutions and weight machines gathering dust in the basement, fads change.
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It meets an important criteria for diet fads: so gross that people assume it must work, otherwise no one would do it.
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Aside from a few flash-in-the-pan fads, the jury is very much still out on what the verdict will be.
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Pidayi Odikim, 17503, a retired teacher, has seen countless pigeon fads come and go in his five decades of keeping the birds.
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A similarly robust set of investments might make Akon Crypto City sound less like a science fictional idea piggybacking on tech fads.
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She skewers the fads that promise eternal youthfulness, such as celebrity-endorsed "radio-frequency skin-tightening", and bossy books on "successful ageing".
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If you're having trouble choosing between the fads that hits your newsfeed, Dakota Johnson is here to make the decision much easier.
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These attitudes about the barbershop as a place of yore, as a fading institution offering outdated fads, are both classist and racist.
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But according to new research from Imperial College London, the tea can be used for more than just fueling health food fads.
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But unlike other fads, it's simple to achieve: Just pick one color and go to town on your eyes, cheeks, and lips.
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As their fads have come and gone, the obesity and diabetes epidemics have only worsened, and, on average, Americans still aren't exercising.
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Levl is looking for acetone in your breath Recent diet fads have seen many people trying to induce ketosis to lose weight.
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She thinks the relentless market research which has kept Jollibee in tune with Filipino food fads will also serve it well overseas.
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" And another Twitter user by the name of Evas_Tweets declared that "We have to stop these fads for the sake of humanity.
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Isn't that close to the heart of what we call "higher education," or has that ethos disappeared along with the silly fads?
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You see the fads come and go year after year, I mean, we just watch them rise and fall like the tide.
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In this edition, we tune into Buzzfeed's "See Something Say Something" to learn about food fads and the reappropriation of global cuisines.
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It turns out, despite decades of diet fads and government-issued food pyramids, we know surprisingly little about the science of nutrition.
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Though we need to be on alert for fads and dubious approaches, let's not throw the whole wellness industry under the bus.
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Basically, the Lehmans are present for all things great and horrible about U.S. economic shifts, trends and fads since, roughly, the 1840s.
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But decades of experience means that Nestlé has seen fads come and go, and knows how to exit when it needs to.
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Dorsey&aposs comments prompted criticism that Silicon Valley eating fads, which sometimes fall under the umbrella of "biohacking," closely resemble eating disorders.
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Today's fads and trends will pass, but a medical culture grounded in the highest and noblest principles cannot be allowed to fade.
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Biden is a very normal senator whose worst mistakes involved getting caught up in the political norms or fads of the moment.
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Meditation has been rising up the ladder of West Coast wellness fads for several years and is now firmly in the zeitgeist.
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The internet has produced many strange fads throughout the years, from cats getting scared of cucumbers to the weirdly unsettling Lenny Face.
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Like most fads, the fascination surrounding IT will eventually die out, and the world will find another Boschian horror-show to fantasize about.
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But some of Silicon Valley's more eccentric fads, such as biohacking or the recently in-vogue "raw water" movement, just make her laugh.
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Photo: Getty ImagesDiet fads often make the lofty claim that adjusting food habits one way or another will produce the dieter's desired results.
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Be smart: Similar fads pop up every few years — always accompanied by the phrase, "this time is different," until it ends in tears.
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Known as the most health-savvy member of the Kardashian gang, Kourtney Kardashian certainly has an affinity for healthy fads and clean eating.
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Warren Buffett, no sucker for fads, is staking $285bn on clean energy and Elon Musk plans to fill America's highways with electric cars.
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We rounded up 12 of our favorite new sunny month snacks that we think are destined to be more than just seasonal fads.
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Artists, poets and playwrights, ever attentive to such fads, were quick to pounce on the trend, incorporating reflections and doubles into their work.
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One of their new fads is the use of the word "Xiconomics" to describe the president's professed zeal for "supply-side" economic reforms.
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Potatoes have gotten a bad rep because of the anti-starch diet fads of the past few years, but they're a fantastic food.
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They gleaned some useful insights into how fads, technology, and new words spread rapidly throughout the population—even faster than a deadly virus.
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For the most part, there were a lot of cookbooks and books about trendy food fads, such as the massively popular keto diet.
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To heighten the sense that " SKAM " is unspooling in real time, Andem adopts visual techniques that mimic the latest fads on social media.
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One of the most annoying fads to come out of Silicon Valley in the past few years — the unlimited vacation policy — has spread.
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A new study published by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences suggests following low-carb breakfast fads may be at fault.
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He was inclusive in his embrace of the mountain scene, featuring fads such as freestyle ballet skiing and snow kayaking in his films.
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Fads like the Tide challenge lend themselves to exaggeration, so it's wise to be wary of alarmist warnings not backed up by evidence.
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The firm believes that the constant application of these disciplines protects portfolios from the temptation of buying into investment fads and "popular" stocks.
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Although opening dates have come and gone like clothing fads, Mr. Ghermezian said that American Dream would open in the spring of 2019.
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Read more: The biggest diet fads of the decade, from high-fat keto to intermittent fastingThe keto diet fascinated Americans most in 2018.
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In the Western Pacific Ocean, near Palau, much of that fishing occurs with help from specially designed buoys called fish aggregating devices, or FADs.
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" Of course trying so many different fads will come with some doozies: "I just had an ultrasound treatment done, and it was very painful.
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A round-up of the most impactful fads and viral moments that took 2017 by storm Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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The search trends provide a striking depiction of how fleeting diet fads are, and remind us that quick fixes rarely lead to sustainable solutions.
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I would try the diet fads and weigh myself countless times but would gain it all back again and cry myself into a stupor.
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" He also added that TFit is different because "we do not endorse or recommend any fads or supplements that may be considered a gimmick.
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But unlike many skin-care fads, this one is seemingly lasting the test of time — 15 years and counting — and for good reasons. Intrigued?
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But when it comes to the wellness world, there are certain fads that probably should be cancelled, because they're potentially dangerous to our health.
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Forget one-time lip plumping glosses or fast fads, this device uses phototherapy technology to increase the volume, color and smoothness of your lips.
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This is the salvation that wellness promises: no new science, no cutting-edge technology, no fads, but a look backward to a simpler time.
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The Biggest Loser host also opens up about the biggest diet fads and trends this year Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Game fads have always come and gone, falling as surely as they rise, but Fortnite continues to act like it's never heard of gravity.
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I'm a sociologist who has studied fads, and the rapid popularity, media attention and concerns over a new toy craze are a familiar story.
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Normally, YouTube fads fade away after a few months, as the internet's restless attention moves on to something even newer, shinier, or more outrageous.
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Though magic once existed prominently in their world, it's slipped into the background in the same way pop culture fads go out of style.
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He tried various fitness and workout fads, and around 22011, he and a friend opened a business training people in boot camp-style workouts.
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I've seen different green fads or trends that people pursue in order to lead a greener lifestyle, which are helpful in their own way.
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Her song, "Selfie," has a place right next to the J. J. Fads and the Foxy Browns on our ladies of hip-hop playlists.
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And as a person who renounces fads — no pastel pyramids for me, thank you — part of me still aspires to a more traditional approach.
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I'll admit that diet fads appealed to me primarily because I placed more value on my bony clavicle than my health, happiness, and sanity.
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San Francisco was the antithesis of what was going on in LA. The rock scene in LA was very much about movements, fads, fashions.
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Some start-ups have also moved away from models that compete for customers on price or rely on fads, like flash sales, for traction.
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However, as UBS noted earlier this year, it is "important to differentiate between trends and fads," and that's what can make this so difficult.
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Levin assumes the role of semi-hip uncle—cool for his age but amusingly out of step with his younger colleagues' fads and jokes.
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In spite of all the science and seriousness, the new combat-fitness test is not immune to the influence of cultural attitudes and fads.
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Rather than following fads, the important distinctions these days among the wines were in interpretations of ripeness, a producer's preferred style and in terroir.
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But his message was an elegantly simple one: China will stand by globalization, no matter what protectionist fads contaminate the discourse in Washington or elsewhere.
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Athletes aren't more susceptible to quick-fix wellness fads than anyone else—they're just high-profile, and their wardrobe choices are on TV each week.
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Richard Jefferson, who is somehow 87 years old, still playing basketball professionally, and killing it on the latest tech fads, documented the experience on Snapchat.
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And lately, they've been trendier than ever — the same fads you're seeing online or at your local Zara are making their way to your undergarments.
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There will be internet fads that last for a day, and it'll be the biggest f—ing thing for a day, and then it's [not].
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Kourtney Kardashian is already well-known for her dedication to popular (but perhaps questionable) health fads, such as coconut oil, DIY deodorant, and Manuka honey.
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Fads in visual art cycle every decade or so, but this latest change is doubtless in large part a reaction to our national political crisis.
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From savory doughnut sandwiches to rosé ice cream and even boozy gummies, this is the ultimate bucket list for the best in 2017 food fads.
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"There is a good chance scooters are fads," Sarah Kaufman, Associate Director at the Rudin Center for Transportation at New York University, told the podcast.
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That's in part because of new fads like "Friendsgiving" and "Friendsmas," when, you guessed it, friends rather than family get together for a holiday meal.
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And because they're for teens, horror movies will always try to riff on the cultural fads of the moment, and the results will be ridiculous.
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Since its launch in 2013, Viners have latched on to—and popularized—these internet fads, much to the delight of their obsessive and adoring fans.
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Without the burden of onerous regulations, the New World of France, like most New World wine regions, has been prone to following fads and trends.
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These are just some of the latest, highest-priced fitness fads, yet the workouts seeing the most growth are actually some of the oldest around.
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But like most toy fads, the BB-413's popularity peaked and then waned; mine has been in a box under my bed since 403.
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But WW has missed out on the 2019 stock market rally, as the company faced increased competition from new diet fads, including the keto diet.
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Though the novelty of cakes served with edible horns has worn off a little — after almost two years — the trend continues to spawn other food fads.
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Or maybe this will go the way of previous diet fads and we'll roll our eyes about the fact that menus used to have calorie counts.
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Most are probably passing fads; a "word of the year" should ideally both summarise the feel of the 12 months and have a chance of surviving.
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" Todd Myers, author of "Eco-Fads: How the Rise of Trendy Environmentalism Is Harming the Environment," described the bag laws as "sound-bite, feel-good solutions.
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These wellness fads come and go, and we're probably all better off living our lives without giving them more than a click and a quick scroll.
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Its name resurfaced over the years as a curiosity for those who went through the same "hey, remember when?" phase so many do with old fads.
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She has watched toy fads come and go in her stores for 19 years, and for right now, fidget spinners are the hottest things they stock.
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I have tried all sorts of hard and fast diets, fads and workouts, but I always would get burnt out after a few weeks or so.
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Over the past few years, TechCrunch as an organization has been able to resist a lot of the market forces and fads of the media world.
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"Rejecting fashion and fads, he argued vehemently for finesse, elegance and freshness in Bordeaux wines," the magazine Le Point wrote in an appreciation after his death.
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Toy poodles started showing up on popular television programs, and soon "they went viral," he said, especially among the young women who fuel so many fads.
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It may also have been a way to sidestep his dislike, recurring throughout the biography, of various trends and fads in the world of manga publishing.
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Or the South Beach, Ornish, Asian or Flat-Belly Diet, or any of the hundreds of others that come and go and come again, as fads.
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Leslie LichtenbergBaltimore To the Editor: Jessica Knoll's use of the term "wellness" to describe irresponsible diet fads does a horrible disservice to the entire wellness community!
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Some psychologists have suggested that the latest at-home exercise trend, with its gamification and social elements, might have more staying power than other exercise fads.
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One of the more popular fads these days is the Whole30 diet, which involves cutting out grains, beans, alcohol, sugar, peanuts and dairy for 30 days.
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We've all fallen for culture-consuming fads at one time or another, spending money on something that won't be around by the end of the year.
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But The Times recorded these and many, many other modern fitness fads, an exhausting — and often poignant — chronicle of pain, gain and some very peculiar practices.
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Selma recently gave a talk at a local library in which she went through all the diet fads that have come and gone since the restaurant's opening.
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She compared it to other previous giant fads, such as all of the people who started riding hoverboards (and all the people who got hurt riding hoverboards).
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So it's possible that decriminalization pushes up drug use, but other factors — changing cultural fads and other policies — push down use more than decriminalization pushes it up.
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Unlike some of the other wellness fads that Rinna has historically gravitated to — remember the vitamin IV drips a few seasons back, or her "bag of pills"?
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But there is a deeper concern: that fashions and fads are distorting economics, by nudging the profession towards asking particular questions, and hiding bigger ones from view.
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I've seen investment trends, or fads, come and go over my three decades in this business and I have the lashes on my back to prove it.
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It's a crazy message (Lose weight by not trying to lose weight!) but not that much crazier than any of the other eating fads we've been through.
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Two-wheeled self-balancing scooters – known as hoverboards – were one of 215's biggest fads, but there were a number of reports of these gadgets catching fire.
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Ahead, find all the autumn beverage fads they've been noticing, including different variations on oat milk lattes, sweet and savory mashups, and even CBD oil add-ons.
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And his office was not there to give answers, offer bland-bunkum analysis or follow Pentagon fads, but to ask the right questions and provide true information.
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And compared to other diet fads of late, like the ketogenic diet or Whole30, the Mediterranean diet is easy to follow and has evidence-based health benefits.
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There are a lot of women in Hollywood who set the kind of hair fads we follow without question, and Blanchett has always been one of them.
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So if you're ready to dip your toes into some fads that have been all over the beauty scene lately, this is the store to stop by.
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In a world as susceptible to fashions, fads and misdiagnosed talent as the New York visual-arts scene in the 603s, Cecily Brown made an unusual wunderkind.
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We visited a Hot Topic to see what the chain was doing right and saw how its ability to conform to changing fads is driving its success.
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In Los Angeles, the material tends to be from another planet: fantasy stuff about your "social media brand," or about longevity fads or your dog's zodiac sign.
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Dr. Bronner's has become this not by pandering to consumers or following fads, but by being the only thing it's ever been: its unapologetically off-kilter self.
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To win over Gen Z, Amjadi said that brands should aim for a nimble content strategy that is aware of larger trends and fads in the world.
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Children love them too, according to The Boston Globe, as fidget spinners have apparently supplanted recent fads like bottle-flipping and homemade slime as a teacher nuisance.
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Unlike the real estate market, where lightning escalations in price are rare, values in art can be suddenly boosted by intangibles such as fads and personal taste.
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Transcending design fads, they are still influential, still contemporary, still common in offices, homes and public spaces, still found in dealers' showrooms and represented in museum collections.
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"It's very hard to change habits," he said, adding, "The medical community is not much different than the rest of the world, and we get into fads."
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I'm not going to use any trendy buzzwords surrounding skin care as I suspect that is all they will be: trends and fads that will come and go.
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Scholars found that ideas about how to run a corporation spread from board to board through shared directors, just as fads and fashions spread through contact among people.
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Hoverboards Two-wheeled self-balancing scooters - known as hoverboards - were one of 2015's biggest fads, but there were a number of reports of these gadgets catching fire.
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And as long as companies are designing toys with an eye toward securing VC funding, we'll be awash in erotic products that privilege tech fads over consumer satisfaction.
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What intrigues Cramer the most about IAC's track record is that going back to the 1990s, Diller was always tuned in to up-and-coming trends and fads.
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There were no fads, hacks, or secrets involved: I simply made sure I was in an overall energy deficit, and I did this by loosely tracking my calories.
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Some fads are ephemeral, entering closets for what feels like an important reason at the time; think the great bold-shoulder trend of 20123, because women are powerful!
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At the end of the day, though, this obsession over certain food trends and fads is a preoccupation of only a small minority of the population, Freedhoff said.
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Just as the evolution of cuisine has changed over the years, so has the photography style and trends that have gourmands flocking to new restaurants and eating fads.
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Works like this were stylistic aberrations in the otherwise strait-laced careers of composers like Weinberger, who were pressed by publishers hoping to capitalize on pop-music fads.
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Now in its second season on CBS All Access, the show has completely leaned into the ridiculousness of real-life Trump administration scandals and fleeting pop culture fads.
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Bright colors and bold prints are the norm when it comes to K-pop acts, who have made fads of the most mundane (and unexpected) pieces of clothing.
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No. It is, like so many wellness fads, unregulated — there was a death associated with full-body cryotherapy in 2015 — and, at $75 for three minutes, wildly expensive.
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In this lesson, students explore the appeal of slime among young people and then write their own pieces about the trends and fads they think symbolize modern childhood.
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After all, as someone who spends a large part of her professional life immersed in the world of fashion fads, I generally try to avoid them for myself.
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Sure, the little bands got everywhere, but there was something kind of wholesome about knowing that solidly analog fads still have a place in our tech-crazed world.
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This surprised me, as one of the biggest fads in '70s kids' toys was definitely WEEBLES, and the word seems as if it would make useful crossword fill.
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Increasingly, fishing companies are deploying ''smart'' FADs equipped with sonar and GPS, enabling operators to sit back and wait for an alert when it's time to retrieve their haul.
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Instead, a new generation of It girls has taken it upon themselves to bring back some of the era's most celebrated fads, from statement hair accessories to crop tops.
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But apart from some shorter-lived fads like extra-long sleeves and berets, something genuinely new (that isn't borrowed from another era) is hard to come by these days.
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Food fads can still be lucrative: a boom in ramen has raised demand for distinct noodle shapes and sizes in a category of replica food that had been standardised.
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Farmers are familiar with these kinds of market fluctuations — but changes usually brought on by diet fads and natural economic cycles have taken new meaning under the Trump administration.
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And teaching fads are still widespread, notes Jonathan Simons of Policy Exchange, a think-tank, with schools often motivated by myths of what inspectors are said to look for.
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Instead of sifting through and selecting submissions to Our Story all by itself around events, holidays, and fads, these publishers can create slideshows of Snaps about whatever they want.
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The point of the FCO is to go beyond the transactional focus of these branches, of fleeting political moods and fads, of narrow, immediate readings of the national interest.
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The long, strange history of diet fads However, this detoxifying action is another case of the non-scientific nutritionists seeing the medical use for something and misinterpreting its application.
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Midcentury Christmas: Holiday Fads, Fancies, and Fun from 1945 to 1970 by Sarah Archer (a Hyperallergic contributor), out now from the Countryman Press, explores this era of Yuletide change.
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That means that clothing fads are more likely to be indulgences, whereas well-made classic pieces like a suit or little black dress are more likely to be investments.
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For some it is a class issue, a case of urban eco-yuppies imposing their bike and scooter fads on suburbanites and country folk who rely on their cars.
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When it comes to theories about fads and trends, the one unavoidable constant is the tipping point — a limit where the trend has become so popular that it breaks.
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Bombarded with information about our spending habits (the average American buys 64 new pieces of clothing per year and uses just 20% of their closets), organizational fads have become commonplace.
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The medieval clergy's sale of indulgences, by which believers could effectively buy forgiveness of their sins, is echoed by management theorists selling fads that will solve all your business problems.
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And while sustainable investing, which has been around for decades, is likely a more stable bet than bitcoin, Wall Street's tendency to overvalue certain fads hasn't exactly disappeared, Siegel said.
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Still, while fads and trends might drive the buying habits of these EDCers more than they might want to admit, these tools really can help you in your daily life.
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We may not have the support from our peers just yet, but we're willing to take the chance for all of you to give these fads the kickstarts they need.
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" Pokémon sales in just its first year yielded over $5 billion across industries, leading The New York Times to call it "one of the hottest fads of the 1990's.
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But Freedhoff told me it's hard to kill off nutrition fads, even with good science, because some people will always want to look for a secret solution to better health.
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Jody Levy is the co-founder of WTRMLN WTR, and for her, making juice from watermelons is about more than jumping on the bandwagon of maple and coconut water fads.
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Although it's now accepted wisdom that online dating is the most popular way to meet a future mate, the industry still is perceived by many investors as prone to fads.
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Every time they scroll through their feed, they're bombarded with a dozen new brands, tons of soon-to-be fads, and ads that are curated to perfectly fit their aesthetic.
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To the purist, London Dry is and always will be the eye of the gin storm—calm, clean, and uncluttered, whatever the fads and the frills that swirl around it.
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According to Mr. Carter, the idea is to keep well-heeled globalists up to speed on the latest fads, fashions, arts, riots, scandals, and political upheavals in Europe and Asia.
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When Silicon Valley decides to launch their own favored fads and fashions into national consumer businesses, they are in some sense projecting their taste out on the rest of the country.
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The stages in Gnog are inspired by real-world objects, especially toys, but each also hides a tiny world inside, sort of like '90s fads like Polly Pocket or Mighty Max.
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Unicode can't delete emoji—doing so would defeat the purpose of maintaining a universal standard—and a trigger-happy approvals process risks cluttering up the library with paeans to passing fads.
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Lego-building is embraced by those who believe in "agile" work, one of the most popular management fads, whereby staff are organised into ad hoc teams to complete a specific task.
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It made a good job of pointing to the contradictions of America's universities: unisex lavatories and other politically correct fads, on the one hand, and macho jock culture on the other.
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Whereas data plays that rely on an app source, for example, might be more vulnerable to passing fads taking them out of business and cutting off the flow of behavioral intel.
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Meticulously crafted puzzles like Blow's follow-up, The Witness, released this year, live alongside countless glitchy simulators and rushed survival games that hope to make quick money off fads and trends.
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My plea to designers and software engineers: Ignore the fads and go back to the typographic principles of print — keep your type black, and vary weight and font instead of grayness.
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And those who prefer not to follow fads at all need only wait a while: much of today's playful punctuation will soon become unfashionable, dead as the diastole and the diple.
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In an effort to keep up with what's new (and to save some dough), we prefer to invest in quality products that can be used to accomplish multiple looks vs. fads.
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At a time when Kim Kardashian is promoting appetite-suppressing lollipops, and everyone is quitting sugar to get healthier, most quick-fix diet trends or fads probably give you some pause.
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After analyzing trends across multiple industries, looking at case studies, sales fads and other factors, CB Insights nailed down 12 industries that anticipate the biggest influx from millennials' new spending power.
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What exactly is the nature of their relationship, which certainly strikes me as an important question to ask in this day of trophy art and collectors raging for the latest fads.
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While some experiment with the latest health fads, like the Paleo diet and veganism, there are other tech billionaires who enjoy eating chocolate for breakfast or skip eating altogether for days.
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Before YouTube and Snapchat and Instagram, we had little idea what dumb fads, subversive trends and dangerous pranks were sweeping the basements, mall food courts and parking lots across the country.
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Mitchell likened Peloton more to a standard exercise routine that people tend to stick with, like weight lifting or running, than what he called "super niche" fads like Tae-Bo or P90X.
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In a cruel mockery of both consumer health fads and language itself, PepsiCo is now offering a certified organic version of everybody's favorite salty neon sugar water, Gatorade, in select Kroger supermarkets.
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When Seth Grahame-Smith mixed classic literature with fanboy fads in the 2009 novel Pride And Prejudice And Zombies, he inadvertently set off a short-lived publishing mania for monster mash-ups.
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"Kate Moss stands out as a woman of singular beauty, whose personality and energy decisively set her apart from the fleeting fads of the moment," Giorgio Armani said in a statement Thursday.
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Indeed, the weight-loss fads of past centuries include precedents for all the main contemporary diets, from low-fat, low-calorie ones to high-fat, low-carbohydrate ones, like the Atkins diet.
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That's good news for concerned parents, so long as they take the time to scour the nets for these latest fads and keep a watchful eye on their kids' social media pages.
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OB: Well, it's always been that, you know, when we talk about market economy, we call it the social market economy, and we have to put facts, not fads, in the forefront.
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A certain amount of insulation protects us from the whims of fads and provides the cornerstones of the economy, like banking, finance and commerce — a confident foundation from which to build their systems.
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But live video content is precisely the thing Peloton believes will keep users coming back their bikes instead of gathering dust in basements like so many other exercise equipment fads of the past.
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"Red trousers have come to symbolise a certain attitude — and those who wear them are consciously or subconsciously declaring that they reject the whimsy of modern fashion and fads," Heydel-Mankoo told Mashable.
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The whole Archie comics line was at its best in the 1960s, when the company's stable of writers and artists had fun goofing on the fads and fashions of a flowering youth culture.
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And right now when the news cycle is anxiety-inducing, and your Instagram feed is full of fads and detoxes, you might need something to tell you how to stay grounded and sane.
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Because each pet can need something different from their diet, it's not always wise to follow pet food fads, since these trending diets could actually deprive your fur baby of something they need.
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Olympians like fads, too Every Olympics seems to have trendy items meant to help athletes, from high-tech swimsuits to the bright kinesio tape that made a scene in the London 2012 games.
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As French outlets dissect his loss in popularity and he faces a summer of further losses in the polls, here are some fads that put his brief moment in the sun into perspective.
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But one of the most memorable fads we had was the time when we all got intensely into The Mystery of Time and Space, an early escape-the-room game built in Flash.
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The general understanding has been that K-pop and J-pop stars—regardless of how successful they've been in their home countries—would be underground fads if they were to hit UK shores.
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The long, strange history of dieting fads It's important to note that the amount of MGO in different manuka honeys varies, and not all manuka honeys necessarily have high levels of antimicrobial activity.
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All this raises a big question, given education's long experience with fads and shifting sentiment: Is the boom in career and technical education one more fad, or does it reflect something more substantial?
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I remember when I lived in Paris in the '80s and '90s how shocked I was that feminism and gay liberation were considered old hat, fads that had prevailed only in the '70s.
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But the status these labels enjoy is as much about the clothes as it is about the women who wear them: loyal, sophisticated customers who renounce fads as resolutely as the designers themselves.
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The rise of internet culture has sped up the widespread adoption of fads like cannabis investing, making it difficult for people to fully vet thematic trends before deciding to buy in, he said.
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As education fads have come and gone, politicians have flipped between school improvement models based on punitive measures like closure and teacher firing and softer approaches that rely on pouring resources into schools.
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The concept seems built to repel nostalgic product placement: Elizabeth Jennings would never fill her house with trendy toys, overpriced food fads, or new, neon-hued wardrobes that teenagers will grow out of.
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This is because, as McGregor says, the "perfect" images and stories that they have seen on social media, claiming to prove the benefits of different fads or diets, undermine the advice of medical professionals.
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But in a space oversaturated by supplements, cleanses, and workout fads, periods are a stripped-down way to for wellness influencers to go back to their roots — or, in this case, their fallopian tubes.
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As a fitness geek who doesn't like fads, I was skeptical of Tonal, but it quickly won me over with its sleek format, thoughtful customization, and emphasis on building strength instead of losing weight.
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But for those who are able to drastically change their eating habits, Hall said there's a silver lining to their findings—one that might even mend some fences between proponents of different diet fads.
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I just want to point out, after years of trying to fix and find myself in fads, body, and food, that you are not a better person because you eat whole, clean, or unprocessed.
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Among the diet fads that have made their mark in the new year is the ketogenic diet — the high-fat, moderate protein, low-carb eating plan that is both defended and disputed by many.
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The Protein Burger has been around since the 1970's Contrary to popular belief, the bun-less "burger"on the secret menu is not a response to the recent Atkins diet fads out there.
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And I'm not alone: for the past two centuries, diet fads (and the writers, dietitians, entrepreneurs, and celebrities who popularize them) have held the rapt attention of the health-conscious and self-conscious alike.
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But fads come and go without a lot of rhyme or reason; the vinyl record, on the other hand, has proven to be as much of a classic staple as the little black dress.
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You may have seen these CD glasses, which involves sticking two CD-ROMs behind your glasses frames... I'm not usually one for social media fads but this CD glasses flip is so entertaining pic.twitter.
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Fads diets, especially those that load up on meat or restrict too much food, should be avoided, said Samantha Heller, a nutritionist at New York University Langone Medical Center who wasn't involved in the study.
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They constantly complain that our schools our failing, that they need to cut out modern fads and go "back to basics," that unless schools get tougher on students American business will be unable to compete.
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In an interview with Glamour, Aniston admitted that while she doesn't love a lot of the '90s fads coming back today, she does feel particularly nostalgic about the lipstick she wore while filming the show.
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Despite the company's woes—WeWork's IPO failed recently and its valuation has fallen from $47bn to $8bn in just a few months—the company remains a trendsetter for many of the latest corporate-office fads.
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And though times change, fads fade and customs adapt, there will always be something about Austen's characters that speaks to people, and keeps them hopefully for their own happy ending — and their own Mr. Darcy.
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From the model-off-duty fads to the wild outfit combos editors and other insiders peacock in, these looks feel immediately replicable, unlike those from designer collections that'll take months to trickle down to us.
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Merwin's insistence on a poetry of imaginative utility, against the encroachments of decades of literary fads, has succeeded in giving his imagined worlds some of the tangible pleasures and horrors we associate with real ones.
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Within this paradigm, wearable tech appeals not because of their features, but because they stay consistent in a contemporary life where new diets, superfoods, or exercise fads crash into disrepute as quickly as they rise.
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From "For Real Weight Control, Try Portion Control," a brief explanation for why this way of eating is better than the many, many diet fads the reader is probably already familiar with: Unlike the myriad diet fads that have yet to stem the ever-increasing girth of American men and women, what Dr. Young describes is not a diet but a practical approach to food and eating that can be adapted to almost any way of life, even if most meals are eaten out or taken out.
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But all brands struggle to remain relevant through ever-changing fads, and in a valiant attempt to remain hip, Hasbro is now taking a cue from virtual reality setups like the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive.
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When I use the term "cool," I mean as defined by popular culture -- what the cool kids are doing, not merely because of fads, but in response to fundamental social, cultural and political shifts in society.
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Which explains why some co-ops that want to hold their value, and some rentals that want to hold on to their tenants, are busy adding offerings, or subtracting them, as fads and changing demographics demand.
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Nissin's point is that while these fads have come and gone, its ramen has remained popular since its introduction in the 1950s, something legions of broke college students around the world are likely to agree with.
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In his conversations with experts, Stevenson offers balanced, evidence-based analysis of fads and fitness trends, and spends as much time on psychological well-being as on how to accelerate fat loss and build muscle mass.
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" The report also reiterates points made by other short sellers of Peloton, including comparisons to GoPro and Fitbit, the track record of fitness products in the marketplace and dependence on "spin class trend and fitness fads.
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N. There were a lot of dance crazes and video fads in the 199983s — the suddenly widespread use of phones with cameras made it possible — but few grew as big as the Mannequin Challenge of 199973.
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The past 10 years have seen some memorable fads, including Chanel-inspired nautical stripes, Jessica Alba and Anna Kendrick&aposs favorite colorful jeans, Alexander McQueen&aposs skull scarf, and Ariana Grande&aposs signature oversized-clothing looks.
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When it comes to viral fashion fads, it's safe to say the leopard midi skirt took the trophy for summer's hottest wardrobe staple — and the trendy print doesn't appear to be leaving our closets anytime soon.
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In making this move, many of these ships turned to FADs as their new tactic — even though the devices are widely criticized for further industrializing the harvest of fast-disappearing species like sharks, sea turtles and tuna.
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Riding the rhythmic and presentational developments, tendencies, and fads of a stylistic catchall that's signified many things over many decades, he put his name on a whole bunch of terrific highlife singles, most of them in English.
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"Fads are something you can make a lot of money off of and improve your bottom line," said Melissa Abbott, vice president of culinary insights for The Hartman Group, a food culture consultancy based in Bellevue, Washington.
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My story is similar to many young Black girls, but even though cornrows have been around for centuries — way before hair color fads and insane Instagram styles became a thing — the classic braided look continues to evolve.
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Hostess's former parent sold its cake business, which had outlived wars and low-carb diet fads, to Apollo and Metropoulos, both of which are seasoned corporate turnaround players, in the spring of 2013 for about $410 million.
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He is known for investing for the long term, avoiding fads and investing broadly across healthcare, from biotech to health IT. Roberts says that one impediment to digitizing the sector is the enormous amounts of capital required.
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In toys, Mr. Lazarus discovered a more lucrative business: Because toys and stuffed animals quickly fell out of favor with children, parents had to make frequent trips to the store to keep up with the latest fads.
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Last week, an editorial in the state-run People's Daily newspaper expressed concern about whether the proliferation of counterfeit Peppa Pig merchandise and the constant chasing of fads would have a negative influence on China's young generation.
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Those laws allow health care providers to do what is best for our patients, even when larger cultural fads and trends demand we act in ways that violate our vocation to heal people instead of hurt them.
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One of his teammates, Jaylen Brown, posted on Twitter a video of himself jumping out of his car and dunking on unsuspecting pickup players in one of this year's social-media fads, the Drive-By Dunk Challenge.
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Either way, I'd say you should expect the hip young kids to pick this one up like the rest of those fads: water bottle flips, and planking, and taking a knee during national anthems* and the whatnot.
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But while fads like these typically fall off the map after a season or two, fanny packs and bum bags have, against all odds, managed to stay on the right side of this year's hot or not list.
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The very fads I longed to rock as a 13-year-old are back and hitting trend lists like a vengeful wildfire: Hair bows, scrunchies, and crimped hair are crawling back — and they've brought body glitter with 'em.
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The mystery of a 1918 veteran and the flu pandemic The emotional challenges of student veterans on campus The long, strange history of dieting fads Commentary by Jamey Lister, assistant professor of social work at Wayne State University.
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On sites like Pinterest, such images quickly become the basis of frenetic competition: fads like feathery lampshades or jewel-colored throw pillows proliferate so rapidly that what looks cute or elegant one month can look dated the next.
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If you ask me, I'd say the Emmys matter in the sense that they're probably the best major TV award, because they're less susceptible to weird fads than other awards, even though that characteristic can make them infuriating.
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Honestly, it's no weirder than other Hollywood fads, like generously applying snail slime all over celebrity visages or chugging bottles of expensive chlorophyll water and, besides, if she's finding peace with and discovering new things about herself, who cares?
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Frank Dikötter of the University of Hong Kong argues that contemporary notions of race in China began to develop at the end of the 19th century among modernisers, who were inspired by Western intellectual fads such as social Darwinism.
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The survey found that our additions and supplements weren't inspired by food fads (only 5 percent cooked based on food images they had seen on Instagram), but a need to use up fridge leftovers and create cost-saving meals.
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Natural means the original version—and, as with holy books, original means best," the scholar of religion Alan Levinovitz writes, in his forthcoming book, "Natural: How Faith in Nature's Goodness Leads to Harmful Fads, Unjust Laws, and Flawed Science.
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Bar perhaps Coco Chanel, I can't think of another designer whose every piece was instantaneously "a classic," and in a time of eternally rotating fads, disposability and waste, nothing felt more necessary than her steadfast dedication to the everlasting.
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What does seem to be new, Evans said, is that names can increasingly stand in for a generational slur — like "boomer" — because there are more names associated with specific age groups and naming fads and trends over the years.
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But much of the same has been said at the unveiling of new fitness standards throughout the Army's history — standards that, viewed in retrospect, often seem to have arisen from a hodgepodge of cultural pressures, traditions and fitness fads.
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Image: Sorells, et al (Arturo Alvarez-Buylla Lab)A popular theory about how the human brain works—one that's inspired both neuroscience research and sketchy health fads alike—is just plain wrong, suggests a new study published Thursday in Nature.
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He was never one of the ones that got lost with the music, with the fads and the trends; he always kept it real and true to his self and that was genuine and a special trait that he had.
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It's design by committee that seems to lack even a basic understanding of Apple's ethos, dotted by a hodgepodge of concept car fads from past and present: cameras in place of side-view mirrors, augmented-reality windshields, gull-wing doors.
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A new Interactive Advertising Bureau study finds that companies like Warby Parker, Blue Apron and Casper are not just fads, but are growing in response to an "enduring shift" in the way the consumer economy operates towards personalized, custom brands.
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The show also functions as a form of self-parody, since Ms. Bell and her husband are forever dabbling in the latest wellness fads like cryotherapy, as they fantasize about bailing out of city life and going back to the land.
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Officially, he's a professor on the Faculty of Law and the School of Public Health at the University of Alberta in Canada, and unofficially, he's emerged as a voice of reason when it comes to questioning health trends and fads.
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He administered electroshock therapy to what had been a staid format, gleefully acquiring enemies by the score as he laid waste to superstar chefs, trendy restaurants and food fads, and gaining an international reputation as the Terminator among restaurant critics.
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And just as our infatuation with kale salads was born of phenomena like the farm-to-table movement and the elevation of the chef to social arbiter, the culinary fads and innovations of previous eras reflected their own concerns and conflicts.
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"There is a great amount of misinformation about nutrition fads, including antioxidant pills, juicing and gluten-free diets," said lead study author Dr. Andrew Freeman, director of cardiovascular prevention and wellness in the division of cardiology at National Jewish Health in Denver.
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As seen in the potentially trolling note above, one person is not too pumped that people were trespassing on their property in order to play the game, so they compared it to a number of embarrassing past fads to put things into perspective.
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While this approach may have worked for Apple (to some extent) and Ford (to a large extent), recent trends and fads indicate that the market saturation will not tolerate new entrants that do not at the very least consider need or demand.
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But with a major resurgence of other '90s-specific fads, like headbands, scrunchies, and butterfly clips, it's clear that belly-button rings are not to be forgotten any time soon — and plenty of celebrities agree, like Jessica Alba, Priyanka Chopra, and Beyoncé.
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It's a narratively deep role-playing game set in a cutthroat world where people change their bodies radically according to the whims of employers and cultural fads, trying to survive in an economic system that objectifies and exploits them in surreal ways.
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They have a very different aesthetic compared to the ubiquitous Beats cans, and they probably won't start any fashion fads, but they look premium, classy, and — unlike so many other headphones — they don't look odd on my head, at least to my eyes.
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They're getting a lot of attention today, but like all fads their novelty will inevitably fade: They'll soon be stuffed in the corners of dresser drawers, waiting to provide little jolts of nostalgia when they're rediscovered a few years down the road.
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This should be someone who will not legislate from the bench or drift over time with the currents of social and political fads, but who has a solid, consistent record of originalism and restraint within the strict bounds of law and the Constitution.
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In a new book, Good to Go: What the Athlete in All of Us Can Learn from the Strange Science of Recovery, Aschwanden walks through all the biggest recovery fads of the past decade — and exposes the shoddy science backing most of them.
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For Yarrow, who works from a converted barn in rural Oxfordshire and cites legendary value investors Warren Buffett and Benjamin Graham as influences, the market reaction after the Brexit vote was a vindication of trading infrequently, buying quality companies and avoiding investment fads.
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Had she been less invested in comedy, Ms. Taylor could easily have turned her story into a cultural survey of 20th-century weight loss fads, including Monroe's grape diet (some of them frozen "for variety") and the East Village bohemian diet (amphetamines).
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"Knowing more about what other people are doing and thinking can help us all find the best things faster, but it can also lead to stronger fads where people are following people who are following people who are following people," he said.
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Of course, all of this feels like some kind of joke that the company is in on, or maybe some extended piece of performance art whose thesis has to do with consumerism and viral fads and … I don't know, the meaning of life?
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Amid the constant back-and-forth of various hypotheses, orthodoxies, and fads, it's more important to pay attention to the gradual advances, such as our understanding of calories and vitamins or the consensus among studies showing that trans fats exacerbate cardiovascular disease.
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That means that a country roughly the size of Philadelphia is responsible for patrolling a swath of ocean about the size of France, in a region teeming with supertrawlers, state-subsidized poacher fleets, mile-long drift nets and the floating fish attracters known as FADs.
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Liberal foundations, in the view of Lee Drutman, a senior fellow at the New America foundation, have for a long time got perpetually distracted by fads and short-term metrics, whereas conservative foundations were willing to invest much more in long-term organizational capacity.
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While these mission-oriented companies may not provide the fastest or steepest ramp to riches, the best of these mission-oriented companies will create technology that affects each of us every day, and businesses that will be resilient to economic cycles, fads and fashion.
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As for fashion, buyers can no longer spot or drive trends a year in advance as they once could (a chain of events made famous by The Devil Wears Prada.) Fast fashion has trained shoppers to see fads by the week, not the season.
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One of the big fads among conservative organizations and donors is spending millions and millions of dollars in an attempt to change institutions that are virtually unchangeable — academia, the mainstream media, pop culture, the entertainment industry — institutions over which the left has a complete stranglehold.
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Though steeped in protest, the fashions and fads of this era were also frilly and decadent, luxuriant in materials and elaborate in construction — a sartorial mode that deftly underscores the exhibition's "queerness," both in the broad, countercultural sense, and in the more specific sense of sexual identity.
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" Despite these accounts of fans savvily crafting, or at least reinforcing, their own public image, the Historical Dictionary of American Slang still describes a bobby-soxer as a "teenage girl usually regarded as naively immature and an enthusiastic follower of youthful fads in music, fashion, etc.
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I think that there are a lot of fads in our culture, and people believe that certain products will do certain things for you even when those claims have not been proven in the traditional ways that we want them proven, like through vigorous scientific testing.
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In " The Impossible Indian " (2012), Faisal Devji, the most stimulating of recent writers on Gandhian thought, calls him "one of the great political thinkers of our times"—an assessment not cancelled out by the stringent account of Gandhi's fads, follies, and absurdities frequently offered by his critics.
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There's a temptation when thinking of Will — with his clipped indifference to modernity's fads, his bow-tied Tory affect, his gruff curmudgeonliness — to see him as an heir to some old-school Church of England British squire, who has come over time to oppose virtually everything.
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It was he who, obsessed with the New Age fads flitting around the era, devised a story — about a love triangle among a psychiatrist, his patient and her former incarnation — that became, over the years, Broadway's pity project: the Golden Age book most in need of rescuing.
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I don't recall my parents ever using the Abdominizer in earnest, since they never really bought into the exercise fads of the 1980s and 1990s — stationary bikes, zero calorie drinks, Spandex — and the Abdominizer only ended up hurting my father's back more than helping him do crunches.
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Once it's baked and assembled, the cake gets a rich chocolate coating on top and is then flecked with what the bakery says is food grade luster dust, which does remind us a smidge of the galaxy trend, but all of these sweet, magical fads are closely related, anyway.
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The performance, documented in 144 drawings, surveillance photographs and artifacts, involved Hershman Leeson (as Breitmore) undertaking "real-life activities such as opening a bank account, obtaining credit cards, renting an apartment, seeing a psychiatrist, and becoming involved in fads such as EST and Weight Watchers," according to YBCA.
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Providing residents with access to the latest fads has always been important but it seems to have become a priority for city landlords, who are offering increasingly inventive (if occasionally silly) extras to attract buyers and tenants to their buildings, and to keep them entertained while they are there.
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"It's one of those fads that people are making all kinds of claims about, you know, 'It's a miracle cure, and it's a curative for so many different things, and it can boost your metabolism and prevent cancer,' and there's just a lot we don't know," she added.
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Even if their natural path might take them to the safety of Palau's asylum, they can be picked off beforehand in any number of ways — including by being netted at one of the more than 2000,221 floating FADs in the Western and Central Pacific, most of which are perfectly legal.
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They're loyal to the people within their insular training camp, and while fads change and fighters move from tire-flipping to muscle-ups, Nate keeps putting in miles of triathlon and marathon work, the kind of long slow distance stuff that MMA strength and conditioning coaches so often advise against.
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The 44-year-old went on to add that fads like the ketogentic diet—which has been praised by stars like Kourtney Kardashian and Halle Berry (who is a diabetic)—might influence people to think they "can eat whatever" in terms of quantity of food, when in fact the opposite is true.
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"Star Wars" fans will, of course, love this film, but it's also a thought-provoking exploration of the dawning of our current age, in which level of fame doesn't necessarily match up with level of genuine accomplishment, and individuals can find themselves transformed by fast-moving fads and phenomena beyond their control.
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The design is packed full of fads common to others' new headquarters: staff who get "hot desks" to share, not their own workspaces ; a big atrium and lots of glass to suggest a transparent firm culture and not much hierarchy; space for exercise plus lots of green features, notably low energy use.
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"There's a temptation when thinking of Will — with his clipped indifference to modernity's fads, his bow-tied Tory affect, his gruff curmudgeonliness — to see him as an heir to some old-school Church of England British squire, who has come over time to oppose virtually everything," Andrew Sullivan writes in his review.
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Unlike the myriad diet fads that have yet to stem the ever-increasing girth of American men and women, what Dr. Young describes is not a diet but a practical approach to food and eating that can be adapted to almost any way of life, even if most meals are eaten out or taken out.
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Read more:The keto diet is becoming more popular for kids, but nutritionists warn it can be &aposincredibly risky&apos for themThe biggest diet fads of the decade, from high-fat keto to intermittent fastingKeto dieters who fuel up on bacon and butter are &aposirresponsible&apos stewards of the planet, a Harvard nutrition expert says
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That last part refers to the clues that remind us of things like 1950s cinema fads (the vowel-happy AROMARAMA), the order-flouting protester (REFUSENIK), the Evil Queen's HAG disguise in "Snow White," the beloved Mr. MAGOO, not to mention the crossing restaurant breakfast innovation of 1971 (EGG MCMUFFIN) with the music player for the break dancer (BOOMBOX).
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"I think blockchain is a super interesting technology but there are a lot of fads going on right now ... There are a lot of these initial coin offerings which are in my opinion are absolute scams and people should be very wary of things that are going on in that area," Wales told CNBC in an interview on Wednesday.
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Game fads come and go: Rubik's Cube, Dungeons & Dragons, Angry Birds, Minecraft, Clash of Clans, Pokémon Go. What people seem to agree on, whether they're seasoned gamers or dorky dads, is that there's something new emerging around Fortnite, a kind of mass social gathering, open to a much wider array of people than the games that came before.
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Then there are fads as recent as the turn-of-the-century "Miss High-Collar" look, when schoolgirls combined men's hakama, a kind of kimono-pants hybrid, with European boots — not to mention the heavily made-up male visual-kei rock n' rollers of the '90s, with their Labrynth-era David Bowie hair and flamboyant costumes.
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We're loath to confront the undignified lengths we will go to in our fight against aging and mortality, whether it's in the "feminine" pursuit of looking younger or the wealthy man's pursuit of life extension, which comes complete with its own ghastly para-scientific fads: intermittent fasting, blood transfusions from teenagers, human-growth-hormone injections, cryonics.
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Loosed from the official dictates of cultural segregation, performances like Mr. Moran's and Mr. Wallisch's might be able to reopen lines of discourse that writers like McKay saw as only ever being fitfully connected — as well as, like all music, pop and otherwise — vulnerable to the distortions of the marketplace and the fickle rhythms of fads.
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We talk about internet fads almost every day at lunch and pay close attention to digital media trends," says Enthoven, who started the company with fellow Googler Eric Lu. "One of our cultural tenets is to respect the importance of design, art and culture in the world, and another one is to not take ourselves too seriously.
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In 1952, the journal Progressive Education complained about the "attacks on textbooks that encourage inquisitive thinking and individual reasoning, ... mounting pressure to eliminate the 'frills and fads'—by which are meant such vital services as nurseries, classes for the handicapped, testing and guidance, programs to help youngsters understand and appreciate their neighbors of different backgrounds"—what today would be called multiculturalism.
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From silicone makeup blenders to vampire facials (Kim Kardashian, we're looking at you), it's easy to lose count of the gimmicks, fads and trends that filter into the beauty sphere and back out again, but dermaplaning – using a sharper-than-sharp scalpel-like razor to shave your face of hairs and dead skin cells — is one craze that just won't budge.
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Like all toy fads, fidget spinners will come and go, so it's important to remember two things: One, that fidget spinners had a real, productive purpose before they became a fad; and two, that they are part of a larger trend of fidget gadgets that also has more mature followers Products like fidget cubes are also seeing a surge in demand.
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Often likened to Coco Chanel, the designer who liberated women from corsets in the flapper 1920s, the free-spirited Ms. Rykiel (pronounced ree-KYEL) made fashions for women who, like herself, were proud of their pregnancies, sophisticated about sex and too busy to fuss over the latest designer fads — women who wanted to look smart, but needed to get on with their lives.
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Along the way, there were challenges (global recessions, a luxury market that grew ever more fickle, trends and fads and gimmicks to withstand) and triumphs: a women's boutique in Paris in 2007; a second in Tokyo and a men's wear boutique in Paris in 123; a sumptuous exhibition, "Inspirations," one of the few granted to a living designer, at Paris's Musée des Arts Décoratifs in 2014.
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Turner tells me that a fair number of the over 500 clinics that cropped up in the US between 2011 and 2016, offering stem cell treatments for a ton of issues stem cells have not been proven to address—from joint issues to Parkinson's disease—are run by individuals with track records of exploiting interest in medical fads, and records of civil fraud lawsuits.
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So while the 'learn to code' space has erupted into a riot of noise and color over the past half decade, with all sorts of connected playthings now competing for kids' attention, and pestering parents with quasi-educational claims, pi-top has kept its head down and focused firmly on building a serious edtech business with STEM learning as its core focus, saving it from chasing fickle consumer fads, as Lozano tells it.
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On just the level of style, these arrangements — loose and fluid and highlighting the beauty of their individual elements — are a vast improvement over the less fortunate floral trends we've suffered through: Recall those fads such as stems held in bondage by swathes of foliage, or tight mounds in which the blossoms just barely scaled the edge of the vase, or Pop Art installations in which bright blooms were used for nothing more than Crayola-like graphic patterns.
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Some of the most interesting points come when it combines two of the most prevalent current moods in Western culture: the rampant and accelerating neo-mania of the digital age, and the contrasting desire we all seem to have these days to return to nature and simplicity, which we see in the rise of things like wellness, mindfulness, clean eating fads, your mate who's decided to leave London and move to Suffolk, and organic produce (this is "the age of kale", as Ariel Levy dubbed it in the New Yorker).
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