But if you live by the fickle teenager, you die by the fickle teenager.
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It's a cynical, debased, fickle world, Hollywood—one not even the cynical, debased, fickle world of professional MMA could have prepared Ronda Rousey for.
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Besides the small screen, we had to contend with the fickle nature of the antenna signal, which became even more fickle as we traveled miles and miles, going in and out of range.
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Of course, Wang is aware that followings can be fickle.
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I'm saying, just be conscious of how fickle businesses are.
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No one is allowed to call you fickle any more!
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Having had teenagers, they were so fickle it was scary.
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Don't let a good one slip away by being fickle.
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Cats are fickle, but at least they're open about it.
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That fickle character is a large part of the story.
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But it is fickle, as the currency bloc is learning.
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In some battleground districts, fickle voters are out of luck.
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Because the people of King's Landing are fickle, aren't they?
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She seems to know that humans are fickle and untrustworthy.
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Your brain is very fickle when it comes to sleep.
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The Game of Game of Thrones is a fickle mistress.
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Fans are fickle and they'll love you when you're winning.
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The four fates of the television world are fickle beasts.
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Or try to get the fickle Freedom Caucus in line?
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Even major corporations like J.Crew suffer in the fickle market.
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"Winter forecasts are a really fickle thing," Mr. Homenuk said.
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Trends are fickle, and their loyalty is to their employees.
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But fame is fickle, and so are the nation's eaters.
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The business of journalism has always been fickle and grim.
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The United States seemed fickle because, in fact, it was.
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According to Dr. Finkel, this makes love and relationships fickle.
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Vanderbilt is distressed that taste proves to be so fickle.
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Then I learned that the rewards could also be fickle.
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Those outraged by the holiday cups are a fickle bunch, indeed.
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"Social media has been a little bit more fickle," Slingerlend said.
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The flacks are as fickle as the Big Men they serve.
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In their eyes, by contrast, the West appears fickle and preachy.
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Franchise values are surging The business of sports is notoriously fickle.
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Gemini is both the most fickle and the most loyal sign.
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Price is a creature of fickle sentiment, of greed and fear.
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But music distribution is a fickle beast in the 21st century.
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But his allies might prove fickle, and force an earlier dissolution.
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But I can&apost really worry about people that are fickle.
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Customers are notoriously fickle when it comes to sophisticated kitchen devices.
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It's interesting, because America's always had a fickle relationship with science.
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Fickle hypes can therefore be misleading and blow into over-valuations.
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Fortunately for those more fickle fans, the $1,000 deposit is refundable.
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"That's relatively fickle in the grand scheme of things," he argued.
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Responses included innovative, opportunistic, high-tech, curious, creative, fickle, and multifarious.
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But everyone else needs to understand that Facebook's favor is fickle.
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Ironically, the fickle world of pop culture may hold the key.
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You must also consider the housing market, which can be fickle.
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"These utility CEOs know one thing: politics is fickle," Cramer said.
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Hollywood is a fickle place — especially when it comes to beauty.
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Discovered in the 1970s, ZBLAN is a strange and fickle material.
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After all, fitness and technology trends are notoriously fickle and fadist.
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Consumers tend to be fickle and try lots of different things.
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Loyalty is fickle, with fighters drawn to whichever side pays more.
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Are we not as fickle as we are presented to be?
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In 22017, Fickle Mermaid received more than $211 million in payments.
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Boris Yeltsin ended up as predictably crude rather than merely fickle.
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Because Twitter is a fickle beast, the tweets have been deleted.
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Academia, like most fickle living things, needs a specific environment to grow.
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Old political allegiances are weakening and public opinion is becoming more fickle.
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Your perceived nature is your enemy: Fickle woman, uneducated minority, dumb kid.
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A more effective brake may be the fickle mood of the country.
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Shares of Party City recovered losses from a fickle trading session Thursday.
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The third age is that of the fickle lover, "sighing like furnace".
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Unfortunately for founders, enthusiasm can be fickle while burn rates are stubborn.
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Dag Calhoun sipped his third macchiato and considered that fickle bitch, power.
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Zell also said venture funding was fickle in regard to cash flows.
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It makes a fickle system—one we truly don't understand—feel conquerable.
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Fickle financial markets had once again proven how volatile they can be.
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Business, like politics, can be full of bruising battles and fickle supporters.
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And drivers are a fickle bunch — they go where the riders are.
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Amazon famously took 14 years — but the airline industry is notoriously fickle.
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Your fickle friend may just turn into your beauty bestie after all.
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Analysts emphasized his aggressive trade policies, his unpredictability and fickle policy platform.
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Crowdfunding is heavily dependent on a community, and communities can be fickle.
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While the fickle Diego received Columbus's inheritance, Hernando was the spiritual heir.
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If you're more fickle about your interests, three months may be better.
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" She added, "I'm very aware of how fickle the art world is.
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Cable companies are infamously fickle when it comes to pricing and promotions.
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Voters who are attracted to them simply seem to be more fickle.
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But shoe fashion was fickle, and in 1979 his shop was liquidated.
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The arena in which you pilot your fickle finger of backgammon fate.
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"Bonnie has been kind of a fickle system," added CNN meteorologist Karen Maginnis.
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In the past, profits have been considered a fickle friend by business people.
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The support it does receive is fickle and based mainly on self-interest.
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Back then, I was left disappointed by the tablet's bugginess and fickle sensitivity.
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But first, they had to iron out an important wrinkle: Americans' fickle memories.
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How will the once-fickle Clay Bennett treat the luxury tax going forward?
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Central bankers fret about the dangers fickle capital flows pose to financial stability.
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Research suggests that one's judgment of happiness and life satisfaction is surprisingly fickle.
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Joy experienced her own challenges, such as family betrayal and a fickle industry.
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The IPO window was open, but public market investors were picky and fickle.
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That the Republican elite is abandoning him now suggests that they are fickle.
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However fickle legislative progress may be, it is still bound to its ways.
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But cash crops are fickle, back-breaking, slow-paying, and hungry for land.
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One side is firm, the other, soft — a perfect solution for fickle sleepers.
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"The Chinese consumer is considerably more fickle than the global average," Brennan said.
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They've weathered networks with high demands, audiences' fickle attention spans, and creative atrophy.
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STOCKMARKETS are fickle beasts, particularly in a world of short-term trading philosophies.
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Fame can be cruel and fickle—especially when it's achieved in a weekend.
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Picking up items is frustratingly fickle, and enemies usually pop up in swarms.
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Since happiness is elusive and fickle, pursuing it can be fruitless and frustrating.
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We all know cats are fickle, and Taylor Swift's felines are no exception.
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But there's risk in letting notoriously fickle advertising money control your creative strategy.
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Let's call this potentially fickle faction the "Lincoln Wing" of the Republican Party.
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The club's fickle fanbase also never accepted him as one of their own.
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A Cancer with his moon in Gemini, 50 Cent is fickle in love.
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But if one nut cracked or popped, that partner's love could prove fickle.
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With fickle weather ahead, you may be wondering: What do I even wear?
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She cautioned that relations between the world's two biggest economies are often fickle.
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With teens being fickle, tbh can't ignore product as it grapples with growth.
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Love is a fickle thing, and that's true for both humans and penguins.
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And can Democrats really count on higher turnout, especially among fickle younger voters?
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For equal weighting to excel again may require investors to become fickle again.
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But both sources of energy are fickle: winds abate; clouds block the sun.
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Yes, but: Quantum technology is fickle and still inching from theory to practice.
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They're impressionable, a little bit fickle, behaving differently depending on whom they're with.
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"Consumers are fickle, and they'll move on to the next thing," he said.
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But they are still below their peak of 2010 and the industry is fickle.
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More marriages end up in misery than happiness, so maybe that's why I'm fickle.
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Hurricanes may be nature's most powerful storms, but they are often remarkably fickle beasts.
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I'm his Flavor of the Week, but you know how fickle that guy is.
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Entrance polls showed the notoriously fickle last-minute undecided voters broke heavily for Rubio.
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The Virginia primary electorate is fickle, unpredictable and varies greatly depending on the year.
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In the fickle world of advertising technology, it can be difficult to exceed expectations.
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While markets can be fickle, it could be that this is finally Cloudera's moment.
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Apparently they are very fickle about letting people use it, but they approved it.
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Institutional clients are generally less "fickle" and reactive than some retail investors, he said.
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I'm working on a space in L.A., but it's fickle, and you need parking.
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"They're not loyal—they're fickle, they shop anywhere," Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Poonam Goyal said.
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Without it, companies may have trouble building trust with a wary and fickle public.
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Biology is fickle, bodies are unique, and anything can go wrong at any moment.
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He's emotional, tender, violent, sensual, fickle, determined, fatalistic, unpredictable, unreliable, hedonistic, and from Louisiana.
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You often hear that Hitler was pretty fickle when it came to his work.
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Every part of the plan is fickle, and McConnell's margin for error is nil.
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How profound and durable an impact will such a shallow and fickle person make?
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After all, childhood is as fickle as snow; here one year, gone the next.
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But he also understands the fickle nature of international politics and opportunity in Cuba.
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Mr. Trump is notoriously fickle in his decision-making process, and he dislikes confrontation.
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More recently, Ms. Harris has likewise found that the city's politics can be fickle.
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It might be riding high and confident now, but the car industry is fickle.
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I'm emphasizing that in an unregulated, sentiment-driven market, things can be extremely fickle.
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In that time he has learned a lot about the fickle nature of mortality.
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You're famous for being fickle, Gemini, but commitment in relationships will be a focus.
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Even worse, teenagers are fickle, so Snapchat's user base could evaporate at any time.
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For Asia's high-tech economies, the rebound's durability hinges on the fickle tastes of consumers.
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Offering high rates of interest would likely attract fickle "hot money" depositors, they have said.
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Fame, that fickle mistress, has turned her eyes on a new lover: Pole Dancing Rat.
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Because there's one great challenge with empowering trust in people over institutions: People are fickle.
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Call us fickle, but we can't help but itch for change when the seasons shift.
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As "The Europeans" shows, the shifting relationships between flawed, fickle human beings are messier still. ■
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Whole Foods sells sparkling gold, but they are fickle about keeping it on the shelves.
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But the DSM is a fickle document, a compromise of competing interests and intense lobbying.
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The possibility of baby "Adolphe" pointed to fickle bourgeois Parisian society, not darker political moods.
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As measurements became more precise, scientists discovered that these natural timekeepers were fickle and inconsistent.
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Strangethink's games are full of magic tricks like these; their landscapes are playful and fickle.
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Now in the world of fickle stocks, Apple's considered a relatively stable and good buy.
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Of course, investors, always a fickle bunch, could easily fall out of love with Slack.
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Since the relationship is so fickle, it could easily turn to "like, dislike, like, dislike."
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Beijing's political support for Pakistan stretches back decades and is notably less fickle than Washington's.
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Yet consumers are more fickle when buying skin cream than a patent-protected cancer drug.
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" She continued: "Having said that, this is a fickle business, and you never say never.
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But front runners are not favorites in the volatile universe of fickle Democratic primary voters.
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Does some of the pressure come from being a black performer in a fickle industry?
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Well The human heart of song and story is a changeable, if not fickle, thing.
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But this movie is not a dark portrait of the expectations of a fickle audience.
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Tastes are fickle, and Starbucks is scrambling to meet the demands of health-conscious consumers.
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"The taste for the successful and celebrated is fickle," he noted in 2008 in Artforum.
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On the 393-year-old war in Afghanistan, the commander-in-chief is particularly fickle.
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The ad-based business models of Facebook and Google, now so dominant, could prove fickle.
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Abandonment, homelessness, fickle boyfriends and thoughts of suicide were among the "downs" other students mentioned.
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However, he may end up regretting his decision to latch onto such a fickle indicator.
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Though I don't feel great about it, Jo says that having The Ick isn't fickle.
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The massive sheet of tidal ice atop which our shack sits is fickle and unpredictable.
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"This development has broken the link between fickle outflows and economic catastrophe," Mr. Dehn said.
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THE SWAMP Fickle millennials may not turn out for midterms , helping the GOP, new poll says.
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"Being a woman in a band ain't easy," said Fickle Friends' Natti Shiner in a statement.
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All these years later, the immune system remains a fickle ally in the war on cancer.
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If it's a paper book, you could use a highlighter or those fickle plastic sticky tabs.
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Fickle coalitions retarded growth and slowed reconstruction after a devastating earthquake killed 9,000 people in 2015.
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It also served as an example of the fickle nature of the scene at the time.
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Cliché as they may be, they're pretty accurate in summing up the season's famously fickle weather.
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This approach assumes that the consumer is fickle, easily distractible, and unsatisfied with merely incremental improvements.
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Gamers are fickle, craving instant gratification, and HQ hasn't tried to meet them in the middle.
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The whole concept of virginity is fickle anyway, and means many different things to different people.
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Such can be the case in the fickle financial marketplace, particularly in a case like Deutsche's.
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As the infamous political scientist argues, affection is fickle, but the fear of punishment remains constant.
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Cost cuts, not fickle revenue growth, provide the surest way for Ermotti to close that gap.
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The events of the last two days are a reminder that progress is arduous and fickle.
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But Zouk and the mainstream crowd's embrace of drum and bass turned out to be fickle.
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Sentiment and financial conditions can be fickle and do not always translate into stronger economic activity.
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Thomas E. Dewey, failing a second time to win the presidency, curses the fickle farm vote.
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Presidents and policymakers have historically been wary of claiming credit for the fickle stock market's success.
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Given Trump's erratic management style and fickle policy positions, Democrats have little reason to trust him.
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Facebook can be a fickle friend, as old partners like the game company Zynga can attest.
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Darius, who's trying to fix a P.R. problem, is equal parts fickle and ripe for redemption.
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Magma's fickle pathwaysMagma, theMagma likes to take the path of least resistance as it surges upward.
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But considering the fickle hot and cold temperatures we've experienced lately, transitional footwear is a must.
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Also, feathers are in, so Tweety should ride that wave hard — fashion is fickle, after all.
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As fickle as it can be, for some reason, I know it will always be there.
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In the context of baseball free agency, it is fickle, capricious, circumstantial and, above all, nonlinear.
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TC: I do wonder how these brands, many of which are great, deal with fickle customers.
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A significant factor in the decline of cheat codes lies in the fickle nature of trends.
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However, our perceptions are fickle and can rapidly turn, perhaps more quickly now than ever before.
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You could say people open restaurants for the profits, but restauranting is a notoriously fickle business.
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Absent explicit narrative or other interpretive guides, content can be fickle, changing with the daily headlines.
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Then Sanders and Buttigieg finished a close first and second for the fickle bloc in Nevada.
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Given his fickle nature, the president is unlikely to stick to any battle plan for long.
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"Influenza is fickle, people are capable of transmitting the virus before they get sick," he said.
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A candidates' penetration in the news media in part reflects the fickle tendencies of the press.
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Most of these counties were in the Midwest, which has emerged as America's most politically fickle region.
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Notoriously fickle voters, they "are less likely to be persuaded by overly polished political ads," Saliterman says.
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Isaac Boltansky, director of policy research for Compass Point Research & Trading, is also navigating this fickle market.
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The poll suggests historically fickle New Hampshire voters are beginning to lock in on their preferred candidates.
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While Asian markets were higher, investor confidence is expected to remain fickle and driven by news headlines.
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It's also betting a whole lot on the notoriously fickle and tribal news judgment of the masses.
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Consumers are getting more fickle and are switching to independent beer brands and healthier food (see article).
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If investors' scruples deprive these economies of fickle foreign money, it may be a blessing in disguise.
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Call us fickle, but those hyper-rich moisturizers that we absolutely swear by during the winter months?
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The voting public has proven one thing over the past 15 years or so: It's super fickle.
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Instagram fame is a fickle thing, but it helps when you're an unassailably cute animal (or two).
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As it happens here in March and early April, the weather is fickle on an hourly basis.
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Last November, Uber launched Uber Rewards, using perks like vehicle upgrades to woo and keep fickle customers.
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Retail is fickle and competitive, and Fast Retailing plans to invest more in online services and logistics.
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Tropical Cyclones are one of them and we occasionally rationalize away the fickle characteristics of Mother Nature.
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Investors' fickle behavior has triggered shifts in the equity and bond markets, but corporate lending is stable.
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Those who fret that millennials are fickle may have too rosy a view of the labour market.
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Politics can be fickle and being a bipartisan interest was critical to Israel's standing in this country.
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Yet the fickle gods of Silicon Valley will turn if the company can't sustain its growth story.
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But we have learned through our court system that eyewitness testimony is often fickle and shockingly inaccurate.
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And while sales are one way to gauge the will of the people, the marketplace is fickle.
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Competition is quick to catch up, customers are fickle and there is only so much shelf space.
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The president's affections are fickle, and he tends to keep relationships open even if they are strained.
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Since meal habits can be fickle, this doesn't bode well for long-term customer retention, said George.
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The relationship between the states and the White House has been a fickle one in the crisis.
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Dependent on advertisers and their customers or on the fickle, unknowable workings of a social media algorithm.
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Nature is at best a fickle conservationist, and many animals can prove quite destructive to their surroundings.
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Even the word "nationality," seen as such a victory 41 years ago, has been a fickle friend.
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The imam of Lende Tovea, Launi, knows little of seismology but has been pondering the fickle disaster.
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And then there are the fickle market tastes that any sort of collector must try to anticipate.
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The key to cleaning up more polluted sites is to become less reliant on fickle federal funding.
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AutoFill is notoriously fickle, though, and doesn't have a human's discerning eye for what makes fun fill.
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And he picked a few causes that liberals cherish, making him their occasional, if fickle, guardian angel.
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"Kate Spade's customers are millennials and we all know millennials are fickle," Konik wrote in a note.
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Although Moncler's flagship jackets are in vogue, acquiring leather goods or watches could hedge against fickle tastes.
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The companies can't risk losing these customers in exchange for short-term oriented, fickle digital currency miners.
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Politics is an unpredictable business, and no lead is safe in the minds of a fickle public.
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If tenants prove fickle or demand subsidies, though, the benefit of owning property only goes so far.
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The producers blamed the score and sought some cool "alternative" tunes to please the fickle teen audience.
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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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Geminis are known for being fickle and unpredictable — and this can extend to their finances, as well.
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Yet there are also complications with PPAs, which explain why their growth has been more fickle of late.
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The one she wanted to talk about wasn't the scariest — but he might have been the most fickle.
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Not surprisingly, the stock market's notoriously fickle investors responded and JC Penney share prices fell by 51 percent.
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Wang said the fickle Chinese government could implement a crackdown on LGBT rights supporters at a moment's notice.
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"Someone said, 'These Bachelor friendships are fickle and fleeting' and I disagree," he wrote on the Saturday post.
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Plus, New Hampshire voters are famously fickle and prone to making up their minds at the last minute.
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One second, she's recounting a goofy photoshoot, in the next, she's expounding upon the fickle nature of existence.
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But remember, gold prices can be fickle, making gold futures a risky business meant for more sophisticated investors.
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Meanwhile, stress tests don't easily predict how fickle customers will react to rising prices or next season's designs.
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Sure, it's simple, but simplicity is the key to success in the fickle, whirlwind environment of the internet.
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But most of the time, it's cabin fever, caffeine withdrawal, fickle cash flows, and fierce competition for clients.
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When you never try to be cool or trendy, the fickle caprices of youth culture don't concern you.
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The future just keeps arriving, mutating, bowing to the fickle pressures of advertising markets and quarterly earnings reports.
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The first-quarter data has been the most fickle in the recovery years, typically understating full-year growth.
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But several luxury goods rivals are upping the ante and adding to competition in a notoriously fickle industry.
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Kickstarter can be a fickle mistress, and you never truly know how backers will respond to a project.
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The statistics tell of a longevity of domination that the fickle world of sprinting had never seen before.
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Now they're an old art form, a dead art form, a warning against betting big on fickle teens.
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CLAIREFONTAINE, France — Like a theater audience demanding to be entertained, French soccer fans can be a fickle lot.
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That's actually quite a big concession to make in the hypercompetitive and ultra-fickle world of smartphone design.
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Indeed, investors have been fickle, perhaps because they have more on their minds than just bottom-line profits.
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But they've still got to contend with tough competition, evolving technology, and fickle consumer preferences like other retailers.
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Cowed by the tech giants, publications collapse with the fickle movements of markets or Charles Harder's client fees.
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Trump's saving grace may be the fact that the public's attention is fickle, and they soon forget scandals.
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The rollout is part of an effort to regain status among a fickle bunch of tweens and teens.
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Open-mic comedy is perhaps the most fickle form of art, both as a performer and a spectator.
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On the outskirts of town, there's proof the federal response can seem as fickle as the storm itself.
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I was so humiliated that I cried with rage over the fickle and unreasonable world of grown-ups.
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"But now that the market has become overheated and fickle, the negative effects are increasingly apparent," he said.
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Because companies often invest millions in large, multiyear technology projects, they tend to be less fickle than consumers.
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The object of his affection is fickle here, but Pink Sweats is disarmingly steady, using serenade to soothe.
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However it all unfolds, this fickle franchise will enhance or tarnish a legacy that could have stayed spotless.
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It made me think of how fickle some people are, and what they actually like about certain artists.
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But with Betances departing and relievers' performances so fickle, could the Yankees also withstand the loss of Chapman?
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She described the plot in detail to Meghan Hibbett, her partner at Fickle Fish, a film-production company.
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After you subject yourself to such scrutiny, a fickle board can reject you for no reason at all.
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You have always been fickle — you change with the weather, the combs I use, the shampoo I choose.
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What's Halloween (or any day, honestly) without making your fickle friend look dazzling, avant-garde, and truly bewitched?
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Total lack of industry standardization left consumers juggling a mishmash of fickle protocols like RealMedia and Macromedia Flash.
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He can better adapt to fickle consumer tastes by making and selling popular I.P.A.s directly from the brewery.
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But as his nervous eye on his opponents' crowds indicates, he knows that fame is powerful and fickle.
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"Ascendant voters" are fickle and are likely to either not vote at all or support third-party candidates.
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She, so prosperous and fickle, can make you fall in love with her in just a few hours.
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It is hard for retailers to know which beers to stock because consumers, spoiled for choice, have proved fickle.
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Photo: Getty ImagesMucus, you fickle fiend—usually, you're there keeping us safe from whatever nasties sneak inside of us.
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Few bosses are deluded enough to think an hour with the fickle Mr Trump can secure lasting favour, however.
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Although self-report of voting decision-making is sometimes fickle, these results are consistent with polling among voters overall.
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Teens have always been fickle shoppers, but these days they're shopping differently, mirroring broader trends in the retail industry.
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And finally, game players are notorious for being fickle and who's to say the current engagement level is sustainable.
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This gives demographic groups and businesses in fickle states greater power in picking presidents than they would otherwise enjoy.
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The reputation of a "saint", whether in the strict sense or a somewhat broader one, is a fickle thing.
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The biggest buyers of U.S. Treasurys have turned fickle on U.S. debt, just when they may be needed most.
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Fame is fickle, and I think that we're pushing all of these children—and they are children—into it.
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Regions' fates seem increasingly determined from afar, by supranational organisations like the EU or by fickle global financial markets.
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Home Wi-Fi is a vital, fickle friend, and thankfully a handful of companies are doing something about it.
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There's a lot of shopping at this time of year that involves stores and the fickle nature of teenagers.
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Dance is fickle—after all, nobody was expecting we'd have Hillary Clinton dabbing in 2016, yet here we are.
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But Microsoft, by and large, is a company that is far more immune to fickle consumer tastes in tech.
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The fickle climate can throw the best-laid plans to the wind, although some players have had more luck.
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Young buyers are notoriously fickle, happily jumping from one brand to the other and keeping retailers on their toes.
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To them, the economic recovery was a fickle storm that brought rain to some parched farms while skipping theirs.
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Chip companies sell a complicated product to fickle, conservative electronics companies that require an army of people to support.
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Many thanks and offerings to the fickle gods of luck and commerce for smiling down on this humble pilgrim.
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In a world filled with fast-moving political eddies and fickle consumer demand, Evans ardently advocates for manufacturing flexibility.
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The turnstiles in any given subway station in NYC are notoriously fickle—but they could work with IBM's system.
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His fickle view of right and wrong is an anomaly among those who are charged with carrying out justice.
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Fickle focus, complacency, boredom — take your pick: All of it applied at various points over the past 10 months.
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Mr. Trump is a viewed as a fickle, transactional businessman who may retreat after the midterm elections in November.
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The new song had a warning for the Russian team however, pointing out that the Russian public is fickle.
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UBS looks doubly exposed to fickle markets, since President Trump's policies will dictate whether American investors' animal spirits persist.
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Whatever his intention, Mr. Trump's Twitter outburst captured the fickle tendencies that have driven his policy positions on immigration.
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But it also reflects uncertainty about whether the famously fickle Trump will stand by them in the long run.
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"l feel like generally my mindset is that esports is fickle and is limited, in a sense," Lyon said.
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Even my 8-year-old will eat it, at least most of the time (oh, those fickle developing palates).
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As more and more corporations chase talent downtown, including Motorola and GE, are they being savvy or simply fickle?
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And that's the real problem with smart clothes in general—it's beholden to my vanity and fickle fashion sense.
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It won't be because of a new scandal, but, rather, the fickle feelings of the folks on Fox News.
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Wisconsin is fickle — we may have a red state government right now, but we've also been a blue state.
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READ: Michael Cohen has already spent hours talking to Mueller's team, report says Social media is a fickle beast.
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Tenant rights are a fickle beast since they're subject to the whims of both your state and municipal legislatures.
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At 2104:2107 AM, the fickle climate unleashes a drizzle so soft that it almost makes your skin itch.
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We can never know exactly what our futures hold, and The Bachelor is a fickle, wild show for the contestants.
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Currency markets are notoriously fickle, so it is dangerous to read too much into a few days of price swings.
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However, diversifying into running shows the company understands that exercisers can be fickle and that it may face some competition.
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So, no need to go out and buy a fickle basil plant; the answer is already in your vegetable crisper.
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The products made it to market with limited success, mostly failing to predict the fickle whims of tech-crazy kids.
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Whatever he decides, support from Mr Trump, whose standing with his Republican colleagues is even more diminished, will be fickle.
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The fickle combination of weather, tides and currents, all during El Niño winter, brought perfect conditions to Mavericks last week.
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The current lull emphasizes how fickle hurricane systems can be, which complicates accurate hurricane predictions under human-caused climate change.
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Many have been laid low by profligate governments, overstretched companies, mismatched balance-sheets, fickle foreign capital or volatile commodity prices.
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No literally, the Game of Game of Thrones is run by an actual fickle mistress, aka yours truly, the Thronesmaster.
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The goal is to convince these travelers via Snapchat that Marriott Rewards is a program worthy of their fickle love.
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There weren't the usual retail complaints of weather, fickle customers, rising health care costs, inflation, the Fed or interest rates.
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He's a street rapper with great pop instincts and, evidently, some business sense, but the industry is fickle and impatient.
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Unfortunately, social media can be fickle and shallow, and can lead to taunts and other cruelty that make up cyberbullying.
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In a country as crowded, rural and dependent on fickle rains as India, troubles over water are to be expected.
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The company has built a lot of its business on social media, which has become a fickle source of traffic.
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It would also allow the company to deliver new designs more quickly to fickle, fashion-conscious customers at a premium.
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Most of Afghanistan's pomegranates are exported to Pakistan, where prices are often low and where border crossings can be fickle.
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Ex-Imperials like Ysanne Isard were too interested in personal glory, while Sith villains chased a fickle and ethereal power.
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That's because, Jealous argues, Trump is "all over the place" and thus, like other "fickle" dictators in history, definitively untrustworthy.
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The downside of this is that the buyer loses nimbleness and is at the mercy of a sometimes fickle market.
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The statement accused the Trump administration of being "fickle" and "provoking a trade war" by imposing massive tariffs on China.
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The voters are not so fickle that they're going to change in a manner that will radically alter the situation.
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She writes off Sansa's deft handling of the fickle Northern lords instead of appreciating the nuances of the political game.
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But staying in the good graces of a fickle public can be hard, even for the most charismatic chief executive.
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Yet truffle hunting is an ancient activity whose success largely depends on increasingly fickle elements, like the weather and pollution.
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Skin-care rules may be fickle, but there's one that will always remain true: You have to wash your face.
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Pétur is indignant about how the fickle decisions of banks and governments robs the general public of their own wealth.
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In fact, according to film scholar and Oregon State University professor Jon Lewis, the MPAA's methodology is fickle by design.
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For the fickle, especially when it comes to value and performance, the Surface Laptop 3 probably won't quite cut it.
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They give a taste of how various, variegated and rich these cases can be, how fickle is fate—and biology.
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But wind is a fickle foe to plenty of winter sports, and it has affected all of the outdoor events.
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Mr. Hancké said that ride-hailing customers were fickle and that companies were largely battling over recruiting passengers and drivers.
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I was having concerns as she dropped in the polls [in the fall], but polls are fickle and campaigns fluctuate.
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This trend is bound to strengthen now that the U.S. is regarded as an increasingly fickle opponent and unpredictable ally.
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The problem ahead is a fickle one that requires a larger look at bias in culture and, more broadly, society.
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Yet they've just appointed a fickle politician with no special Russia expertise and a history of disloyalty to the post.
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The federal stockpile exists to ensure that states can easily access emergency necessities without relying on a fickle open market.
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Homeowners can be fickle and uncertain about what they want, traits that can set a busy contractor's teeth on edge.
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But momentum proved fickle, and the Cubs ran into a buzz saw of a pitching staff from the Detroit Tigers.
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Higher rates make emerging markets potentially attractive sources of yield for rich-world portfolio investors, who tend to be fickle.
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The to-and-fro of nutrition science is emblematic of a larger dynamic related to fickle research findings across disciplines.
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Not only can airlines be fickle in their route planning, but bad publicity can have an impact on travelers' confidence.
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Residents say they will freely discuss the Packers, the fickle weather, the best kind of feed for Black Angus cattle.
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Despite the pick-up in risk appetite overnight, market sentiment remained rather fickle, ANZ Research said in a Wednesday note.
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But even if you can get anyone to listen — many can't — public opinion is fickle, and it's full of rubberneckers.
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Geminis are famous for being fickle, but in truth, you guys spend much of your life looking for your twin.
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They need to be politically connected to get bank loans and get around currency controls, but such connections can be fickle.
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With the Scorpio sun percolating in your curiously mercurial third house until the 21st, your feelings could run towards the fickle.
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Wind and sun are fickle energy sources—"intermittent" by industry lingo—and energy storage can help smooth out the dramatic spikes.
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Eventually, one of those elements will give and, according to the fickle tastes of pop culture, something will take its place.
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Products and services today are all dynamic, and expected to evolve with the changing landscape of fickle users and emerging technologies.
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Halo has been a notoriously fickle property when it comes to adaptations, even before this particular attempt at a TV series.
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Curly hair is among nature's most fickle, high-maintenance creations, and haircare brands catering to curls tend to inspire fervent devotion.
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Teens are fickle, though, so sometimes Binary dives into a startup whose buzz quickly fades, like Tinder-meets-Snapchat app Swipe.
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But the ultimate takeaway remains the same: Magic is a fickle thing, and Game of Thrones almost failed to capture it.
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Through its hero's eyes, Jessica Jones explored trauma, abuse, and the struggle — often times fickle and fallible — to recover from both.
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But American Eagle's Aerie has struck a chord with these fickle shoppers, who are responding to its message of body positivity.
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Young people can be fickle consumers: Hot or Not was really popular for a while, but not so much any more.
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The goal got the famously fickle Brazil fans behind the home side and Gabriel Jesus doubled the score in 26 minutes.
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The threat of taking home less than a living wage leaves tipped workers at the whims of fickle—or worse—customers.
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Market caps and stock prices are fickle and ever-changing, but it is more than just a leaderboard of vanity stats.
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They flit from job to job not because they are fickle but because job security is a thing of the past.
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MMA, like life, is a fickle mistress, and we have no one to blame but ourselves when she crushes our hopes.
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Many novels of this period would be sure to script a downfall for Lady Susan, a neglectful mother and fickle adulteress.
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For a start it can be fickle, disappearing just when the region needs it most, as happened in the late 1990s.
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Conversely, as a store of value, it has proved more fickle than the price of gold or real estate in Peru.
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And the disappearance of Kennedy's fickle swing vote on some landmark cases on social issues such as gay marriage and abortion.
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In a transparent, accountable energy market, consumers — not regulators, not mandates, not fickle tax incentives — would drive demand for clean energy.
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We are fickle fish, cynical creatures who have already been hooked so many times that the simpler lures no longer work.
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On the title track and "Fickle Sun (i)," the specific words matter less than their textural properties and positions in space.
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Then, on a stop on Cook Island, near Big Pine and the Torch Keys, the fickle devastation took our breath away.
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But Beijing has become familiar with Trump's fickle nature, and soon mixed signals began to creep into the White House messaging.
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Soon, The Beatles and the Rolling Stones and so many others were reintroducing American music to the fickle American teenage audience.
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UBS looks doubly exposed to fickle markets, since U.S. President Donald Trump's policies will dictate whether American investors' animal spirits persist.
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The teenagers are fickle, cruel and entitled, dropping her as quickly as they had embraced her when she starts acting weird.
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Next came two new dramas — critical duds both — aimed at older men, a fickle group that studios rarely focus on anymore.
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The fast-growing retailer, which popularized clothing rental, expanded in February to address the potentially lucrative, but notoriously fickle, wedding sector.
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As with members of Trump's Cabinet, the generals leading the war have not been safe from the president's fickle management style.
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Any strategic challenge requires contending with limits and obstacles: scarce resources, structural constraints, devoted enemies and fickle allies, chance and luck.
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If you have an Ethernet cable, you don't have to rely on fickle Wi-Fi connections to improve your download speeds.
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In the years since, it has weathered storms, recessions and other perils of a fickle town and a flood-prone setting.
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The sheer number of new restaurants can discourage chefs trying to find a foothold with what can be a fickle clientele.
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Clues, Chekov was saying, had better lead somewhere, or else fickle audiences will feel they've been taken for a pointless ride.
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Honey mustard is a fickle sauce: it's not just for nuggets, it's also great on salads, fries, and — trust me — pizza.
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And fear not fickle decorators: It leaves behind no sticky residue, so you can remove it easily whenever the mood strikes.
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"They're fickle when you give them something they don't really need," Rees said, such as the fidget spinner craze of 2017.
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Wildfires are fickle pillagers, pivoting to spare one thing and destroy another, twisted by wind and the fuels they feed on.
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However, convincing the sexually fickle animals to mate has proven to be a thorn in the side of captive breeding efforts.
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The value of your assemblage may go up the more gold bars you clunk on it, yet your audience is fickle.
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In our fickle attention economy, new social media accounts and catchy hashtags are made, forgotten, and sometimes actually go viral every day.
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But takeaways are inherently fickle, and the Bears' pilfered troves from terrible teams: 11 of 24 via the Cardinals, Dolphins and Bills.
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O.J. Simpson are like figures in a Greek tragedy, cluelessly buffeted about by the fickle gods of tabloid headlines and primetime news.
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At long last, Mother Nature has taken her fickle foot off our necks and ushered in consistently warmer weather 'round the country.
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Their ventures are likely to fade away, as a fickle public disposes of both the soldiers and the code, app by app.
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The vibe is a little moody, but you're one fickle MF, so really you're just getting a taste of your own medicine.
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The question will be whether smaller businesses can create compelling video ads for Snapchat's unique vertical video format and fickle teen audience.
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So keep cuddling with your cat and kissing your dog, because while humans can be fickle, animals always have love to give.
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Hiking officials say fickle weather and frequent avalanches make Mount Annapurna a dangerous and more difficult to climb mountain than Mount Everest.
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This gives fickle car fans the ability to more widely sample Cadillac's lineup, instead of having to stick to just one vehicle.
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There are some special circumstances around Marshall's earnings, but they serve as a reminder that YouTube-based income is a fickle business.
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So measures taken to protect farmers from the vagaries of the monsoon have in fact themselves helped make the rains more fickle.
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Pop music is renowned as fickle and always in search of the next big thing, but "…Baby One More Time" has endured.
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Each sign has stereotypes, and some are seen as fickle, others as clingy, but zodiac signs are just that—signs and symbols.
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People are so fickle these days that they'll switch services rather than deal with the friction of a web sign-up process.
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Though it may be hard to remember given the still-fickle temps, yes, there was a time when you lived in dresses.
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A lot can change, both within the framework of the band itself and the fabric of an ever-fickle, capricious music industry.
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The liquor market for pumpkins, including pumpkin-flavored craft beers, has cooled in recent years as fickle millennials switch to other flavors.
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Now, industry players say, online lenders are looking for less fickle funding sources including closed-end funds, family offices and pension funds.
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Hurricanes and tropical storms are weather systems of extraordinary ferocity, but they are fickle when it comes to the path they travel.
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It's also a fickle world: One day you're being mistaken for a low-level celebrity and the next you're being cruelly ostracized.
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They lack the necessary consensus and coordination—and even if that were to change, their interests are too fickle to count on.
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Whatever STEM toy you buy there's a high chance it won't survive the fickle attention spans of kids at rest and play.
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So what accounts for the magic of the evening meal, especially when sparkling banter is a fickle dinner guest in most homes?
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It's a lesson for every government and tax payer to beware the fickle minds of large corporations looking for the friendliest terms.
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Though young people are notoriously fickle about showing up at the polls, they are a growing and potentially pivotal bloc of voters.
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Mr. Redstone's firm grip on the company, alongside his increasingly involved daughter, Shari, and his fickle tendencies, will scare away many candidates.
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The Supreme Court's conservative majority — stymied in recent years by one justice's sudden death and another's fickle behavior — has come storming back.
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Living under one of the world's most active volcanoes means learning to live with a fickle force of nature, personified by Pele.
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In "Batman v Superman," the newspapers are full of controversy about the heroes, whom the fickle public alternately turns on and embraces.
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As a fickle Gemini, you reacting to Saturn hanging out in the sector of your chart that rules relationships will be interesting.
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However, Caplinger notes, the stock market is fickle and investment returns are often inconsistent year after year, so the strategy isn't foolproof.
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Far from being cruel and Stygian, the bog had a textural beauty, its atmosphere, like its fickle microclimate, changing with the wind.
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If Booker, Castro, and O'Rourke can appeal to de Blasio's fickle constituency, they're well-positioned to see boosts in their numbers too.
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But tax policy is fickle, and every percentage point change means millions or billions of dollars being shuffled around the US economy.
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Aesthetic quality may be absolute (or not!), but popular taste, especially when it comes to new things, is notoriously fickle and contingent.
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Those two days, the weather was fickle — the rain gave way to sun, the wind to calm, and then it rained again.
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Football can be an awfully fickle sport: L.S.U. started the national championship shrinking under the swarming pressure of Clemson's defense. L.S..U.
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Fashion, of course, is a notoriously fickle industry, and what's perceived as popular during one moment can quickly fade from the limelight.
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Humans, in contrast, have always struck me more as takers than givers, fickle lovers who are cagey with their affections and hearts.
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Notoriously fickle, he left Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, on the hook for six months before his resignation last week.
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Publishers have little incentive to clarify what they mean by it, and the public is fickle in what it takes umbrage at.
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That it's weak, it's corrupt, and it caters to the whims of a fickle electorate rather than the needs of the citizenry.
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The US doesn't need so many venture-backed companies in an industry defined by low margins, similar services, and fickle customer loyalty.
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But it would also put less pressure on expert judgment to be infallible and give more due to the fickle nature of reality.
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But in recent years, that industry has proven fickle and tumultuous, and a too-slender reed upon which to hang our entire business.
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Henson plays Melinda, a woman who has spent most of her life supporting the fickle professional dreams of her husband Robert (Lyriq Bent).
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Ridge expeditions venture out fitfully, their schedules determined by fickle weather and budgets, not to mention the vagaries of crew and gear availability.
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One advantage is clear from the film: Ms Wright's character is notorious for being demanding and fickle and generally hard to work with.
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Winter is one of the most fickle seasons of them all — we wake up every day not knowing how we're going to dress.
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It will also have to combat apathy amongst students who can be fickle and may have had lackluster experiences with other learning apps.
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The shortening of product cycles and the fickle nature of modern markets has duly seen manufacturing atomise into smaller, nimbler, more specialist factories.
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And the human body is a fickle thing, which we've learned in many clubbing horror stories shared with us over the last year.
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In the fickle world of fashion, one day you're in, and the next day you're out (in the immortal words of Heidi Klum).
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As the devices have grown more sophisticated—the better to appeal to fickle and tech-savvy consumers—so have many of their functions.
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But that also puts Pakistan in a familiar spot: a reliance on foreign capital, which can turn out to be fickle and expensive.
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The fickle news cycle and miniscule attention-span of Chinese basketball meant many had forgotten about Wang until his surprise selection by Memphis.
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Snap reported disappointing revenue in its Q1 earnings report on Tuesday — and the market reacted like the volatile, fickle beast that it is.
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Winning Tripoli may depend on access to funding to gain backing from the capital's fickle armed groups, some of which fiercely oppose Haftar.
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It seems like fickle Jurgen Klinsmann isn't the only one snubbing Ream, who was also left off of this summer's Copa America roster.
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U.S. sovereign bond prices fell in fickle trade ahead of Tuesday's close, following Monday's surge on the back of volatility in stock markets.
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Skift, a firm that tracks travel trends, wrote in a recent report that the millennial generation is "social, fickle, design-centric and narcissistic".
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But his loyalty to the GNA is fickle—he has sabotaged production before—and his efforts alone cannot guarantee the flow of oil.
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However, fickle regulators in China also provide an element of risk to selling in the country, as evidenced by Bellamy's recent profit drop.
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The fast-paced, fickle nature of the Internet and the musical climate at the time can be a bracing thing to go through.
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It's of course still very early in the season, and baseball is a game where sample sizes can bring about some fickle results.
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It could just as easily have been premier Christine Elliott, save for fickle fortune and Ford's Stalin-level skills at backroom partisan thuggery.
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There is also the irrationality of glitz and aura and living with fickle consumers, as Brian Chen discusses in his story on Fitbit.
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The best way to take down the president is to strengthen the Democratic Party from within, not dilute it with fickle fellow travelers.
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The White House is an imperial court, with Trump as fickle monarch and everyone else befuddled nobles trying to respond to his whims.
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But fashion is, of course, a fickle industry, and Wang's success over the past 15 years doesn't guarantee the longevity of his brand.
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The video is wonderfully weird and self-aware, poking fun at the idea that careers in music are fickle and success is temporary.
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In the end, even the most lavishly detailed masks may succumb to the whims of goaltenders, who can be notoriously quirky and fickle.
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Strategies The markets are always fickle, but since the presidential election, the tastes of traders in stocks, bonds and commodities have conspicuously changed.
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Buffett said he would still prefer buying whole companies, but that "far more often, a fickle stock market" makes stocks the better bet.
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Given the fickle hand of Russian law, expensive art serves not least as Midas-like savings accounts out of reach over the border.
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In a video interview with the syndicated show "World of Photography," she talked about the difficulties of photographing busy and sometimes fickle celebrities.
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Voters are fickle and promiscuous, suffering an eight-year itch for a fling with someone who is the opposite of their last infatuation.
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Egan: The past few days have showed how hitching your presidency to the notoriously fickle stock market can make things a bit uncomfortable.
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"The last thing China wants," he added, "is to get on worse with the E.U. now that the U.S. relationship is so fickle."
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It had been so fickle, now finally we saw glimmers of bright blue patches above the long dark ribbon of a road ahead.
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The big problem with tax credits is that they are fickle, forever being extended for another year or two or allowed to lapse.
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But while some may suggest that Burgundy is moody and fickle, I would argue instead that its underlying nature is fidelity to its terroir.
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The fickle British weather was partly to blame for the recent negative trends, Next said, noting that last year March and April were warmer.
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Many have argued that Ocasio-Cortez is nothing more than a flavor of the week who will fade away as fickle political tastes change.
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In fact, Jobs' story is just as torrid as anything in Carmen or La Traviata—unchecked ambition, fickle love, rivalry, betrayal, death, and redemption.
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Yet while that customer may be an easier sell than fickle, cash-strapped teens, it's still a tough demographic to nail down, Widlitz said.
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Lizzie: What's a better way to recapture the love and attention of a fickle internet than by writing about a new Mac DeMarco video?
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But I have one new theory about my fickle love for music: maybe it has something to do with how I listen to music.
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Instead of fickle factories and Florida condos, investment has shifted to intellectual property, which now accounts for more than a quarter of the total.
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The Crazy Rich Asians star recently told The New York Times that the quick color swaps are due to fatigue and a fickle heart.
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But, Masselink cautions, winters are inherently fickle, and average wave heights vacillate each year, "jumping up and down like a yo-yo," he said.
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This is the most fickle of layers, since it's buoyed by people's ever-changing belief in bitcoin's future instead of their own monetary investment.
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Here's another reason to consider investing in TJX or Ross: Both companies have consistently posted solid sales and earnings results, despite notoriously fickle consumers.
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"The fickle price action reflects a loss of short-term momentum, which is made more concerning by widespread intermediate-term overbought conditions," she said.
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Companies like Urban Outfitters and Burlington are turning to categories like home and beauty so they're less bound to fickle weather or fashion trends.
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For now, SideOneDummy is at a turning point as its owners reassess their business plan to navigate the fickle and ever-changing music industry.
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Voters are fickle and their support can be fleeting, at least in theory, so the mandate to govern is periodically refreshed by regular elections.
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Moreover, the smaller rooftop systems that SolarCity markets and installs remain highly dependent on fickle government policies to make them pencil out for homeowners.
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Because they were made before the meeting with a fickle, autocratic dictator with a disdain for the West that literally goes back generations. Yeah.
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The companies stand to gain as fickle shoppers — and hard-to-please loved ones — send items back to retailers and other vendors in droves.
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As chef and owner of Campagnolo he's been reliably delivering his rustic, fresh, and seasonal fare to the city's fickle dining crowd for years.
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But he is a fickle consumer, and on a recent day was waiting in a long line at a Shanghai coffee shop called Manner.
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"Some is serious, some is fickle and some is not at all positive — you just have to find your way through it," he said.
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Instead time, money and effort are expended to identify and cater to moderate white voters who are already fickle about politicians and political parties.
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For the better part of a year, the Democratic Party conversation has been a bit like a fickle shopper trying on the latest fashions.
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And while the president is known to be fickle about his staff, he also shies away from confrontation and does not relish firing people.
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Divining Liberman's true intentions is something of a parlor game among Israel's political pundits: fans describe him as wily; critics say he is fickle.
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Above that price range, he added, the market is "fickle," with some properties having their asking prices reduced and others having multiple interested buyers.
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Mr. Trudeau's political fate largely rests on his ability to win over fickle voters in Quebec and Ontario, the two most populous Canadian provinces.
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Of course, the stock market is a fickle animal, and any number of things could affect it in unexpected ways, proving the predictions wrong.
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The United States has itself proven fickle, withdrawing from the nuclear agreement with Iran despite its own intelligence agencies concluding that Iran was complying.
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While some valuation measures are based on fickle analyst estimates, the equity market cap-to-GDP ratio is based on concrete and simple data.
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Apple TV Plus is arguably the most ambitious service play Apple has attempted, entering a notoriously fickle business at a moment of intense competition.
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This was no frantic, one-off reaction intended to satisfy a fickle public, but a sincere expression of values Starbucks has long stood for.
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The elites just need to try harder to convince the fickle ones, because they don't know enough about the mechanisms governing today's interconnected world.
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Although the company requires its drivers to demonstrate their ability to operate wheelchair lifts, she said the lifts are "very fickle" and sometimes fail.
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The deep sea can be a tough place to find food, and the creatures that live down here have adapted to its fickle abundance.
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But trust me that this business mindset—built off an innumerable amount of unaccounted drinks and fickle personalities dependent on booze—will eventually crumble.
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But on Thursday, Snap executives got a lesson in the terrifying, fickle nature of its young influencers, to the tune of a $1.3 billion loss.
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That gives it more favorable economics and a more loyal customer base than its consumer-focused peers, who face discount wars to woo fickle consumers.
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In the eyes of many campaign tech experts, it's particularly effective for encouraging fickle young voters to remember to cast their votes on Election Day.
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We searched New York City for the hottest, most eligible dog suitors, who then competed for Chloe's affections, which, to be fair, are quite fickle.
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By 2010, according to leaked Disney research, the ruthlessly fickle tween audience was obsessed with a different kind of franchise: Twilight and star Taylor Lautner.
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To many, the world's poorest continent was finally emerging, with economies that were no longer dependent on the fickle global demand for Africa's raw resources.
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They report that both oxygen and temperature are important regulators of where organisms can flourish, and that the thermal optimum for anemones is relatively fickle.
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But Democrats who remember being in an equally strong position when Mr Obama took office almost eight years ago know how fickle power can be.
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Of course, predicting when something as fickle as a city bus on city roads filled with human-driven cars will arrive is no easy task.
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Publishers should have been concentrating on building an owned audience on their sites and email lists instead of becoming dependent on Facebook's fickle mediated channel.
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In other words, McIlroy's best is better than anyone else's, but that does not guarantee anything in one of the most fickle of all games.
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But there was one recent baby post that managed to grab the internet's fickle attention, even among all the other noise: A DOG MATERNITY SHOOT.
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The sands of the hourglass are falling faster and faster, whisking us into the fickle unknown of our futures with a jarring and invincible intensity.
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Stereotypes about Geminis often say they're fickle and two-faced; however, it's just as true that once they find someone they love, they're very loyal.
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Big banks are hauling in fat profits, driven not by the ebbs and flows of fickle financial markets, but by strength in the real economy.
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Sure there are people who focus on one or two of these issues constantly, but the rest of the nation's interest is fleeting and fickle.
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All of the borderline-compulsive fastidiousness I would've poured into perfectly preserving fickle LPs or alphabetizing rows of CDs went into my iTunes collection instead.
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"Oil remains in a tug-of-war between fundamentals and a fickle sentiment in the global financial markets," said Vandana Hari of consultancy Vanda Insights.
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Another daunting challenge is the need to build a new distribution channel, and educate China's often fickle fund investors on the need for retirement planning.
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Her lover was of the fickle sort, and she soon found herself alone, drifting, her lack of attachment amplified by the city's urgency and purpose.
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The company also reported last week that sales in China had dropped, as it struggles to keep the loyalty and admiration of fickle Chinese consumers.
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" Oshinsky's conclusion still echoes: "For those in power today, the message should be clear: Populism is a deep, enduring impulse with a very fickle past.
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Although pursuing greater proximity to America is a tempting alternative, Johnson will learn – as did his predecessor – that its current leader is a fickle friend.
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Equally, retailers could still do more to stay in touch with their increasingly fickle customers, argues Fiona Davis of Women in Retail, a lobby group.
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I became obsessed with the technique because I had to: many types of human tissue cells are fickle to grow and require near-constant attention.
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We'd worked together in TV for years and were tired of making "content" to satisfy a brand's mission statement or to fit a fickle trend.
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Hollywood's aptly understood as a buzz machine — where fickle excitement around celebrities, franchises, and big ideas determines whether producers will invest millions in a film.
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Sperm tests are notoriously fickle, with counts swinging widely depending on behaviors like an evening in a hot tub or a weekend of heavy drinking.
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"The Syrian and the Afghan withdrawals together mark the United States as a power too large to ignore and too fickle to trust," said Neumann.
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As Ms. Jordan's singing moves from matter-of-fact to resigned — the word "anyways" just aches — to adamant, no fickle partner will tarnish her passion.
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With over 25,000 restaurants across all five boroughs, staying relevant and popular — while swimming with real estate sharks and fickle consumers — is a serious challenge.
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That way, he said, a company can transcend the fickle and uncontrollable emotions that dominate the 24-hour news cycles and waves of Twitter outrage.
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Apartments in this fickle town have been boxed in, blown out and retrofitted by waves of new buyers, all while new buildings rose around them.
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But power is fickle, and the source of the current unrest — the lack of affordable housing — remains the central story of New York right now.
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We would prefer thinking about hearing strong earnings guidance over the next few weeks to provide needed support should fickle possible buyers shift course again.
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We should not want the United States' ability to deal with Iran's nuclear program to become hostage to fickle domestic politics and arcane congressional procedures.
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At the time of its IPO, Wall Street was bullish on the company that primarily targets fickle young people through its messaging and photo-sharing services.
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Love may be patient and kind and all that, but it is fickle and elusive as well, and ours is not always an emotionally trusting time.
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Markets are notoriously fickle, though, and winning big in the market is not just a matter of, say, investing in tech stocks at the right time.
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It also doesn't hurt that Microsoft isn't really much of a consumer tech company, which has tended to be a more fickle part of the market.
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Comanche, which had led for much of the race before both boats stalled in fickle winds on the River Derwent, finished just over 26 minutes later.
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You get the feeling that he will never stop until he gets the results he wants, and fickle things like complex moral discussions won't thwart him.
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As it stands, the process puts too much power into the hands of an unrepresentative few voters, a fickle few donors, and a careening media focus.
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It's quick and easy enough to hold the attention of fickle teens, allowing it to rack up 20 million users and 100 million answers last month.
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And trying to create a hit toy all the time — I'd rather leave that to Mattel… When you're working with schools it's not a fickle process.
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Somewhat ironically, one of the biggest threats to Rothy's ongoing rise — other than fickle shoppers — is companies that are beginning to copy Rothy's designs, reports Bloomberg.
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This freed many farmers from the fickle monsoon—India usually receives more than 70% of its annual rainfall in the annual downpours from June to September.
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Interior trends are a notoriously fickle beast: One minute you're seeing chevron prints and flamingo decor everywhere, and the next they've been relegated to "overdone" territory.
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But for Priebus -- a chief of staff who has struggled for months to please a fickle and often fuming Trump -- the day's indignity was only beginning.
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"The EU-Turkey relationship is increasingly fickle, challenging, and it's only heading south," said Fadi Hakura, an analyst at Chatham House, a U.K.-based think tank.
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One thing's for sure, anyone will the ability to breathlessly capture the fickle attention of the media for the next year has a darn good shot.
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Braves 5, Mets 2 ATLANTA — A team's place in the standings can drift from week to week, especially in the fickle and forgiving National League East.
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We've seen our fair share of shocking headlines recently: tenuous IPOs, the "retailpocalypse" and a fickle market have reset the way we size up subscription businesses.
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Apple's second-quarter earnings report on Tuesday showed how hard it can be to keep the attention of China's fickle and increasingly hard-to-impress consumers.
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He is fickle, changing on a daily—at times hourly—basis, depending on what he's seen on television and what his insatiable and unpredictable ego demands.
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In new markets like India, Ant's partner, payment group PayTM, is also grappling with fickle consumers, while making inroads in a giant and largely untapped market.
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Yes, it has become much harder for him to spread his message, but he built his business off the fickle nature of these social media platforms.
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Though humans may be fickle and ingrained in our ways, when the coming big quake strikes, after the alert we'll only have ourselves to count on.
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Having proven itself a fickle partner, the United States would only be giving India every reason to turn back toward its historically reliable and trusted supplier.
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Luckily, if you think it is easier to commit to a partner than a tattoo, there's a brand ready to accommodate your fickle ways: Easy Ink.
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It works best as a severe tribunal for the self that frequents the world and, dependent on fickle opinion for affirmation, is periodically injured and insulted.
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And with even ultraexclusive automakers under pressure to sustain profits and keep fickle customers in the fold, the lure of S.U.V.s is proving impossible to resist.
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He would not use a self-propagating gene drive — it would be unnecessary for the task at hand and an irresponsible use of a fickle technology.
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It occurred on an extreme day when conditions for unusual wildfire behavior were at a peak — with record dry vegetation, record hot temperatures and fickle winds.
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This may indicate a shift from last year, when tech firms aimed at stable enterprises tended to be greeted more warmly than fickle consumer-focused ones.
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" Snap should not get too cocky, however, he says, because "the fickle gods of Silicon Valley will turn if the company can't sustain its growth story.
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The Quad Cinema is exploring her complexities — "from a nurturing parent to a fickle mate to a bohemian relative" — in its largest retrospective of films yet.
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It has lost $230 billion of market value from its peak in January, which is magnified by fickle Chinese traders and its exposure to emerging markets.
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Historically, tech companies have been conservative and fickle about removing inappropriate comments, largely to maintain their positions as neutral platforms where people can freely express themselves.
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Some broad patterns can be detected in what voters like and don't like, but the clearest pattern of all is that public opinion is somewhat fickle.
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"A fickle stock market serves up opportunities for us to buy large, but non-controlling, positions in publicly-traded companies that meet our standards," Buffett wrote.
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I've seen fickle rains in the Horn of Africa cause violence between herders who are competing for scarce grass and water for their goats and camels.
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Still, there he was, riling up the crowd in the Knicks' 247-24 victory with a slew of moments that endeared him to a fickle audience.
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The most fastidious monitoring of increasingly fickle ripeness doesn't insulate vintners from the added specter of pests, disease, and drought—all symptoms of prolonged warming patterns.
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Also, movie studios have generally fallen out of favor by their parent companies — they're fickle revenue beasts, often the least predictable business unit in the house.
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From the reggae-tinged swagger of "#1 Record" (oh fickle girls), to the thrashy punk of "Loner," to the breezy louche pop of the title track.
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As Silver chases the man she loves, Golden defies their human hosts' fickle hospitality by preying on the men and women who fetishize her exotic body.
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But gas prices are fickle, and they're historically lower in winter months than they are in the spring and summer, when more people are on the road.
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And so, being the fickle, impressionable human that I am, I had sex with my friend, all because I slept with him once in a passing dream.
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Disappearing messages don't impress security professionals, given how flimsy a privacy protection they offer, but despite an inherently fickle form the feature keeps recurring on comms platforms.
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Public opinion is fickle not just because of changing circumstances but also because very often people don't know what they want when it comes to government policy.
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Luckily, players will have plenty of tool cards to help them, and you can score even more points by pleasing your fickle patrons with card-based challenges.
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Fitbit's co-founders James Park and Eric Friedman will join us onstage to discuss their process for growing a hardware startup and navigating often fickle industry trends.
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Fashions in the job market are fickle; tech also attracted lots of graduates during the dotcom bubble before falling back, and could lose its shine once more.
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In the notoriously fickle world of fashion, however, Gucci's success has raised questions over how long demand will last, even as the brand collaborates with other designers.
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Their fickle attention might waver for a few fallow years of rebuilding, but Angel Stadium will still be standing the next time Los Angeles compiles a contender.
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Uber's first foray appears to be an effort to lock in users that have typically proven to be less fickle about which ride-hail service they use.
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It is probably, however, a quality and reliability enhancer, and in a field with fickle customers, and competitors around every corner, that could count for a lot.
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Fame is a fickle food, the social media generation is quick to set up the gallows and entering the Trumpisphere may not be worth it for many.
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The 37-year-old American offered a reminder of the fickle nature of the game when he recorded the 10th sub-373 round in PGA Tour history.
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And business and labor groups say it makes rules governing employment difficult or impossible to understand, and leaves them subject to the fickle whims of political appointees.
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While couples like Sarah Obraitis and Hugue Dufour of M. Wells manage to run stellar restaurants without murdering each other, love on the line can be fickle.
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The light refractions on the glass back are meant to suit the fickle needs of millennials, who insist on having their phones stand out in a crowd.
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But the latter appeared to be fickle in their tastes, and largely "philistine" — an old word of German provenance that was frequently deployed in the 19th century.
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It can be fickle, something that Deutsche Bank knows well — the most fashionable trade right now is the bet that the German bank's stock price will fall.
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The incoherence increases the chance of greater conflict, as America's friends and rivals will see the country as a fickle and untrustworthy actor on the world stage.
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But Alabama, one of the most conservative states in the country, hasn't had a close race for national office in decades, and the polls are notoriously fickle.
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Even if those feelings are misguided, based on falsehoods, fickle, or fleeting, the opportunity to be counted is strongly valued and has a revered place in America.
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Artists and listeners are fickle, always searching for the next sound, and hip-hop is a veritable graveyard of producers who defined a moment only to wither.
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Instead of slashing prices and accelerating delivery times, praying for fickle customers to stay loyal, many retailers are aiming higher, to become a desirable place to shop.
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Every time a character turns around, he has to drink sweet wine and get his feet washed with oil and sacrifice a bull to a fickle god.
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This is Rachel's mystery, concerned not with the nature of time and space, but with the strange decisions made by the fickle meat inside other people's heads.
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Somewhere in that scene was a message about demagogues and the fickle bloodlust of the plebes, one reinforced by Jaime ("the same mob spat on my sister").
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In the series, the character Hannah Baker kills herself in despair, leaving audiotapes for the people she holds responsible, among them, her rapist, fickle friends and bullies.
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Before the late Dale Earnhardt's famously fickle relationship pursuing a Daytona 500 trophy, Baker was the poster child for near misses in the sport's most famous event.
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And even with more than 1.5 billion users and great profit growth, a company like Facebook worries about fickle users moving to other social networks, like Snapchat.
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Susan Bao, co-portfolio manager of the $10.4 billion JP Morgan US Large Cap Core Plus fund, said she fears fickle consumer tastes and avoids apparel retailers.
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The NRA, which to its great discredit got into bed with Trump early and enthusiastically, ought to be concerned about his passion, which is a fickle thing.
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But after losing her money in the Ponzi scheme, it becomes clear to her just how fickle her connections and friendships are in the face of tragedy.
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Michael Nathanson, an analyst at MoffettNathanson Research, said MTV had several challenges, including a fickle audience that is preoccupied with social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook.
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Far more often, a fickle stock market serves up opportunities for us to buy large, but non-controlling, positions in publicly-traded companies that meet our standards.
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Apple is wildly profitable, but its results hinge on the fickle preferences of smartphone buyers who may or may not be moved by the iPhone's latest design.
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And then there's Talladega, a home game for Grant Enfinger, but one where there is no home-court advantage, given the fickle, unpredictable nature of the track.
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For more than a decade the Jamaican was the face of track and field, the crossover star every sport needs to hold the interest of fickle consumers.
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That might not sound like a large margin, but when you consider you're working with a power source as fickle as the sun, every percentage point counts.
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Instead of a failed product and fickle customers tanking his business, he could have been a target of a police raid, which is fairly common in Putian.
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This closet isn't the fickle portal of the old "Time Tunnel" TV series, which deposited James Darren and Robert Colbert at random times and places, past and future.
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He knew how to constantly refresh Chanel's classics in such a way as to hold shoppers' interest for decades, a nearly impossible task in the fickle fashion world.
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Weather is notoriously fickle from week to week, so it's challenging for researchers to identify how specific shifts in weather might increase the risk of catching an illness.
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Venezuela's economy is built on oil—its leaders boast it has the world's largest proven reserves—and it is tempting to blame fickle crude prices for its woes.
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In short, the Great Recession is to blame — as well as the resulting fickle job market (jobs are typically the main impetus for the generation to move homes).
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Gundlach talked at length about the Federal Reserve and Chairman Jerome Powell, whose fickle moves have made it difficult to know just where monetary policy will be ahead.
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He is a man-child, fickle about his career, willing to partake in all the perks of a relationship and reluctant to own up to the thorny parts.
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"If I knew why, I think I would score more often," the 26-year-old Panik told the Chicago Sun-Times of the fickle nature of the game.
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Others will be struck by the similarities the characters share: the bonds of family, the precariousness of their livelihoods and, of course, the fickle, rain-soaked Mississippi earth.
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For whatever reasons — fickle audience preference probably being the biggest, though some will point to Noah's tone and missteps on Twitter — it just hasn't worked out that way.
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It also prompted more investors to examine whether the platform had become overly reliant on Wall Street banks that were looking for yield but are notoriously fickle customers.
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The story of the Latitude Society is a parable of Bay Area tech culture genius and exuberance, and of the ways this culture can be fickle and fail.
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Hollywood may be known as a place for young starlets, but Marie Osmond is proof that all it takes is talent to stay relevant in a fickle business.
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Inherently fickle, the takeaways (252 in 244 games in 27) have evaporated: Jacksonville has seven (better than only five teams) through eight games even after two on Sunday.
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"We believe that this is a long term growth play, and so for those who are fickle, maybe this isn't for you," the CEO told Cramer on Tuesday.
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But if the Red Sox win nearly two-thirds of his starts, it is hard to imagine even Boston's fickle beat writers having an issue with his performance.
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Advertising AMERICANS are both more loyal and more fickle than ever before, judging by the number of customer rewards cards they have and the number they actually use.
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Making money from YouTube can be a fickle proposition and depend on a variety of factors, but getting a million views can net a creator thousands of dollars.
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Instead of changing things to fit fans' fickle whims, Levy explained that he simply wanted the Duffer Brothers to tell the story that they set out to tell.
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" As for the stock market, CNBC finance editor Jeff Cox wrote on Thursday that Trump "may end up regretting his decision to latch onto such a fickle indicator.
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From the start of his campaign, he has exhibited a near-pathological obsession with how people and organizations fare in the fickle (and corruptible) court of public opinion.
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Artists, just like any social media user, can be fickle to jump to the next platform, yet Snapchat's lifestyle culture and cool products are convincing them to stay.
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Yet when the backlash against electronic music came in the early '00s (see the Eminem bullying incident), Moby was already a veteran of the fickle nature of fame.
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The fashion world is also notoriously fickle, and Tisci will have to convince with his new take on Burberry's style when he presents his first collection in September.
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That sentiment is notoriously fickle in China's volatile stock markets, which began 2015 on a record-breaking tear before swooning around 40 percent in a mid-year crash.
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The images, taken by authorized drone operators, show what happens when you combine the capriciousness of a wildfire with the fickle fate dolled out by a fire tornado.
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Since the group's formation, Harsh Crowd's members have found themselves a bit shellshocked, in a good way, by their steady ascent in the fickle New York rock scene.
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China's fickle stock markets have slumped about 18 percent so far this year on concerns about the slowing economy and confusion over the central bank's foreign exchange policy.
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The runway has for too long been either timid or fickle in expanding this definition, and guilty of treating non-white models as either disposable or as trends.
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But new research from psychology suggests something else is probably going on: Many political beliefs are fickle, and people probably don't realize it when they change their minds.
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Part of this has to do with our culture of endless improvement, short attention spans and fickle tastes: Nothing is permanent, and every month brings a new upgrade.
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The exotic birds are "fickle breeders" and can go years without nesting successfully, the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust in Slimbridge, England, said in a statement this past week.
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At the same time, because of the fickle weather, Lindsey Vonn, Shiffrin's notable if unspoken rival, has quietly gained an upper hand by simply waiting out of sight.
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Children are fickle — that love affair with pirates may be all consuming right now, but the whimsical seafaring wallpaper will still be there after the phase has ended.
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Democrats, many of whom have argued that the president is too fickle to be trusted in negotiations, have expressed skepticism about the president's State of the Union pitch.
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The race to the middle is explained by a campaign that won't be won on party turnout efforts, but instead by fickle ticket-splitting nonpartisans, said former Gov.
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Music has always been a fickle, unpredictable career path, yet the distance between writing a song, or making a beat, and finding faraway admirers has been radically compressed.
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Higelin plays an egotistic singer whose career is in decline and who decides on a whim to fake his own death to prove how fickle artistic reputations are.
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Mutiny at HQ Trivia fails to oust CEO The demise of HQ Trivia demonstrates the fickle nature of the gaming industry, and the startup scene as a whole.
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Bethany's candid songwriting about fickle boyfriends, relating to cats more than people, and feeling simultaneously worthless and used inspired a new wave of first-person confessional indie rock.
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The one thing more surprising than his ability to maintain momentum in the fickle, ever-evolving world of music: how he's managed to avoid the spotlight for three decades.
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Gamers are fickle, though, and today's Fortnite can wind up tomorrow's Pokémon GO [Update: Draw Something would be a better example] — a flash in the pan that fizzles out.
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We know, we know, mascara can be fickle — what's one person's go-to is another's no-go — but this Caution Extreme Lash Mascara may just be our new favorite.
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Of course, Trump isn't the only thing happening in the market: Fickle consumers, OPEC's move to curb oil production and troubled economies around the world continue to increase volatility.
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However, from the perspective of Tumblr's end users – an arguably fickle, and often teenaged crowd – Yahoo hasn't always lived up to the promise that it wouldn't "screw up" Tumblr.
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Facebook first launched Lite a year ago, intending it for markets whose fickle or low-bandwidth internet connections would collapse under the weight of the full-fledged Messenger platform.
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But it's lost about a quarter of its value in the last 24 hours and the fickle currency is now trading at around $12,874 — and some exchanges around $11,000.
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For Democrats, it means a lot of work to get their most fickle voters to the polls — just like they have to do in any other presidential election year.
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Diego Maradona incompletely captures the power of the story the man inspired and the fickle nature of mythmaking itself, even if the myth is all we are left with.
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Facebook is a fickle platform, and you've got to work hard to make sure your fans don't get distracted by newer, sexier DJs, or flashier parties with more confetti.
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Part confessional, part company pitch, he argues that, different to the generation before it, millennials change jobs every two years, while so-called Generation Z are even more fickle.
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While the goal is to capture the attention of fickle youth, the service won't carry Viacom channels like MTV or Comedy Central, at least not for the time being.
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Underlining the fickle nature of grand slams, Nadal's first-round slayer and compatriot Fernando Verdasco exited after a hard-fought four-set loss to pint-sized Israeli Dudi Sela.
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Which explains why these five brands, all founded by beauty writers and editors past and present, are as good as it gets in a highly competitive, often fickle industry.
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Across Paris, Emmanuel Faber, the head of another large French consumer-goods firm, Danone, is facing a similar challenge as consumers of yogurt and bottled water prove fickle too.
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Land is a burden—always on the brink of becoming waterlogged; always needing breaking, sowing, hoeing; always fickle, dragging its owners to their knees with toil and financial woe.
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My recollection of Lil Mama's career is not meant to take down cyber bullying or a fickle internet culture, although that could certainly be a post for another day.
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Regardless of where the critters lie on our fickle evolutionary tables, modern spiders apparently didn't need these hairy tails to become the immensely widespread creatures we know them as.
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Below is the premiere of the video for "Swim" which features a bunch of kids getting dragged around by their limbs and Fickle Friends performing in a disused pool.
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Blame fickle teenagers and the rise of fast fashion retailers like H&M and Zara: Abercrombie & Fitch has struggled to maintain its appeal, and it's about to report earnings.
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She studied them like fickle gods on Olympus; throughout the diaries, her writing about men is noticeably more nuanced and more searching than her portraits of her female peers.
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In Insider's latest poll, both Democrats' and Republicans' sentiments have returned to week one numbers, indicating that partisanship on the matter is fickle and changes quickly with the news.
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Palmer said he felt sorry for Maldonado but pleased for the Dane and his own response would be to make the most of every opportunity in a fickle sport.
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Wind power relies on fickle state support, turbine technology changes quickly, local opposition often blocks development and connecting turbines to the grid requires dealing with lots of red tape.
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But if the last month has taught us anything it's that America can be a cruel and fickle mistress, and that not even citizenship guarantees opportunity, or even hope.
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Wi-Fi routers are fickle beasts, still prone to malfunctioning and requiring a reset, which can be a pretty annoying ordeal when you aren't sitting right next to it.
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The Samsung and Twitter situations underscore how fickle the tech world can be with once-hot products or services that can, in what seems like a flash, lose popularity.
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They appeared to relish the fickle keys and dynamics of the Allegretto, and took their time during solemn passages to reveal the profundity embedded within the finale's dancing energy.
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If we put stock in the influence of this median justice — and Kennedy certainly showed us we should — this data shows how fickle the court's ideological middle can be.
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But it has attracted millions of Americans' comments and seemingly touched a nerve, particularly among millennials — a fickle crowd that Burger King seeks now to court with its ads.
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Still, progressives have an example of an ambitious minimum-wage boost working, and skeptics of such proposals are left to make increasingly desperate arguments about the fickle labor market.
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" He continued: "Far more often, a fickle stock market serves up opportunities for us to buy large, but non-controlling, positions in publicly-traded companies that meet our standards.
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"We know that earnings can be ephemeral, bonds can be fickle and the Fed can be downright enigmatic, while currencies and commodities spook easily, " the "Mad Money" host said.
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"Governments can be very fickle," Gore, who narrowly lost his bid to become U.S. president in 2001, said at the Milken Institute's Women Leaders' Summit in Singapore on Wednesday.
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It also plans to develop Jimmy Choo's online presence, part of a broader push by brands to win over fickle consumers and fend off the threat posed by Amazon.
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And three years after founding Sustain, the Hollenders are working to overcome some early missteps — and a fickle consumer base — as they try to make their eco-condoms mainstream.
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But today's brick-and mortar-retailers are also grappling with a host of other challenges, including aging malls and fickle consumers who are demanding more from their shopping experience.
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A certain type of man would no doubt gleefully seize on this coda as evidence that women are fickle, self-dramatizing flibbertigibbets whose recall and accusations can't be trusted.
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Imagining Taylor Swift, Rihanna, and Kanye West as fickle, narcissistic, and divine beings with supernatural powers makes as much sense as any theory about what drives idolatry and fame.
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Injuries have been a fickle foe throughout Griffin's career, and the ones suffered last season (and before it) have sapped some of the essential, springy violence from his game.
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The fate of the last-ditch push to repeal and replace Obamacare will come down to one impossible question: How fickle will Republican senators be on their health care positions?
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That fierce and unusually fickle tornado proved particularly hazardous to observe, and it also injured a Weather Channel crew when their car was flung off the side of the road.
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Emerging economies burnt by fickle foreign investors learned that a defensive hoard of reserves, made up of safe assets like American Treasury bonds, could protect them in times of trouble.
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At the same time, Harrison's work is anything but empty — it is deserving of the viewer's gaze, weighing religious faith or even the contemplation of art against fickle commercial devotion.
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Chinese social media, often fractious and fickle, was as unanimous as it has ever been in its grief for Dr. Li, with eulogies flowing from all corners of the country.
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Few bankers, investors or lawyers interviewed for this article expect the stop-start process of recent years - characterized by fickle policy making, vested interests and high valuations – to disappear overnight.
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Africa's weak supply chains, volatile currencies and fickle regulators with a fondness for expropriation or capital controls, which make repatriating profits difficult, render the future blurrier than in mature economies.
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The drama began Friday, when Lindsay tweeted, "These Bachelor friendships are fickle and fleeting…#loyalty," prompting a social media frenzy as fans guessed who may have betrayed the Bachelorette star.
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While fashion trends — always the fickle beast — have taken a turn for the more minimal, less preppy, and arguably, more cookie-cutter, J.Crew has stuck with Jenna's magpie-meets-Mr.
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Business Insider spoke with merchandising EVP Ted Decker and SVP Jeanine Huebner about this push into new territory and their strategy for tackling the sometimes-fickle world of trendy decor.
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As a result, its gas-to-power plants need to be ramped up and down to accommodate the fickle supply from renewables, which enjoy priority access to the power grid.
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Electronic music then required patience: conjuring blips and scree from fickle machines, often in laboratory-like settings, and recording them individually to tape before splicing together (hopefully) semi-coherent pieces.
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The risk melodrama always runs is that it becomes solely an exercise in narrative coincidence and extremity, a heaping on of fluke and fortuity and the fickle finger of fate.
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A former judge (and Iran's first female judge), Ebadi was deemed too "fickle and indecisive and unfit" to issue legal rulings after the 1979 revolution because she was a woman.
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Undeveloped distribution networks, poor roads and fickle water supplies are difficult hurdles for even the most competent farmer, and many of these would-be farmers have little training or experience.
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Obama's relatively narrow reelection in 2012 was driven by his ability to get those fickle voters to come to the polls in a way they didn't in 2010 or 2014.
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And Lego will still have to grapple with mobile devices becoming a much bigger competitor for the attention of a demographic that can be fickle in its tastes, he said.
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Adrenalin is a fickle thing — first it prepares the body for a "fight or flight" response to anxiety or stress, then immediately concedes to calm once the danger has passed.
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The group's chief lobbying goal was to lift federal environmental protections to allow California's fickle water supply to be used consistently to irrigate Central Valley almond, pistachio and cotton farms.
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However, giving Versace fresh impetus may not be easy as luxury groups struggle to swiftly adapt to the fast and fickle taste of an increasingly younger customer base, analysts said.
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There are also examples of takeovers in inappropriate industries, like fashion, which is notoriously fickle and provides anything but the steady income and cash flow needed to fund large borrowings.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump's unnerving tweets and fickle policy ideas add to the angst already undermining transactions like Abbott Laboratories' $5.8 billion acquisition of Alere, a medical test maker.
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"We know that earnings can be ephemeral, bonds can be fickle and the Fed can be downright enigmatic, while currencies and commodities spook easily, " the "Mad Money " host said Monday.
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Memory is fickle, but it may even have been put in place before Queens Park Rangers and Sergio Agüero and the first title of the new era, back in 2012.
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Mr. Alterman points to an increasingly short, roughly 18-month shelf life for such high-profile performers, with fickle buyers and collectors always in pursuit of the hot new thing.
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This is partially because of the fickle character of the U.S. policy in Syria and the inability of other anti-ISIS coalition countries to take the lead in recovery efforts.
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If you, like me, have all your friends' location information accessible to you at all times on your iPhone, you also know that it's a bit of a fickle dance.
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Given the timing, tone and especially the fawning overtures toward India, Pakistanis read President Trump's speech as the newest episode of abandonment from the nation's longest but most fickle ally.
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While advertisers covet younger consumers, those 18- to 269-year-olds can be notoriously fickle when it comes to social media preferences, often moving on to the next big thing.
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Public sentiment can be fickle, and if the voters starts to feel like Democrats are trying to score cheap political points against the president, they could turn on Ms. Pelosi.
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The story of Rome, ultimately, reminds us of the fragility of human societies in the face of nature and our precarious dependence on the fickle planet that is our home.
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Both the threats and the tools developed to address them are constantly changing, which is one of the reasons why privacy and security advice can often seem fickle and contradictory.
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Kobe Bryant suffered a fickle finger of fate Friday night ... a dislocated finger to be exact, that was yanked back into place much to the horror of a female fan.
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Clinton makes a play for New Hampshire's famously fickle independent voters by directly attacking Mr. Sanders as a pie-in-the-sky idealist who wouldn't be able to get anything done.
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Adapting to ever more jaded and fickle viewers, marketers have developed ways to integrate ads into entertainment, so it's hard to tell where the "real" content ends and the ads begin.
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As a result, they don't trust the traditional idea of getting a 9-5 job with comfy benefits because they've seen that this is a fickle promise when times get tough.
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It's a much more fickle environment than the already distant-feeling era of Breaking Bad and Mad Men, when a show could assemble a reputation and audience slowly, brick-by-brick.
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Logistics may be the name of the game when it comes to e-commerce, but the IPO market can still prove to be a fickle place for even the biggest players.
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Moreover, poaching Mr Trout could conceivably win over the loyalty of hundreds of thousands of fickle Angels fans, who live within their local television market and driving distance of their games.
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The latter is subject to the fickle tastes of the popular market, whereas establishing a lead in the former will mean that Samsung profits no matter who sells the final device.
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And the frequency at which these tech shops switch brand loyalty also reflects how fickle Chinese buyers can be, and underscores how fierce competition is in the world's largest smartphone market.
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"The UK economy seems rather fickle at present (and) even the Bank of England seems to be blowing hot and cold," said Hetal Mehta, an economist at Legal & General Investment Management.
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Rather than peddling cheap rides or pet food to millions of fickle individuals, the likes of Zoom, PagerDuty and Slack sell higher-margin subscriptions to tens of thousands of business customers.
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The power-hitting U.S. Open champion continued to make a fickle game look easy, compiling five birdies in a seemingly-effortless four-under-par 66 in ideal conditions at East Lake.
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Alas love is fickle, and so are pop-culture consumers, which is probably why people are obsessed with the possibility that Taylor and Drake are having a cozy winter rebound romance.
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Like many athletes, Steven Banks is conscious of the inevitable end to a fight career, a way of life that relies so heavily on the fickle strength of a human body.
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The President's recent treatment of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who narrowly failed to deliver the needed GOP votes to repeal Obamacare, is the most immediate illustration of Trump's fickle fealty.
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Last year the puffer jackets brand succeeded in changing its strategy, dubbed "Genius", in favour of monthly collections designed by different stylists to keep up with younger and more fickle customers.
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Though the party is notoriously fickle, with no fixed ideology and a longstanding ability to swing with the prevailing political winds, the PMDB has been increasingly reluctant to continue supporting Rousseff.
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With a younger and fickle clientele, whose tastes change at the speed of a social media post, fashion houses are being asked to deliver more than just two collections per year.
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This doesn't mean they're fickle, though, as the study also showed open-minded people are more likely to be confident about their opinion once formed and less likely to be manipulated.
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The most sophisticated algorithms are only able to see, listen, talk and "think" like humans if the right humans are training and re-training them as our fickle human opinions evolve.
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By the turn of the century, it came to be embraced with no small measure of excitement, until, as is so often the case with fickle consumers, it was set aside.
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The word comes from the same linguistic root as the verbs to blow, to rise and to fall, suggesting the transient, fickle and flighty nature of love in its early phases.
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Food media tends to be pretty prescriptive, telling us a bit too often that what we put in our bodies may be silently killing us and corrupting our fragile, fickle bodies.
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The more experienced workers, she said, are attracted to the increasing number of Washington restaurants with high-profile chefs, leaving midlevel establishments like hers struggling with inexperienced and often fickle help.
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Llamas, a native species in the Andes, are much lighter and cause less erosion on mountain trails, but they are fickle and stubborn, and cannot carry as much weight as mules.
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Such a sizable ledger of supporters this early in the race is a big advantage in a state where voters are notoriously fickle, often demanding to meet multiple candidates before committing.
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Translation from the controlled environment of the laboratory to the unpredictability of real life is notoriously hard, humans being both fickle in their responses to medication, and not identical to mice.
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That might have all been surmountable — the team is used to hard knocks, a fickle crowd and endless friendly jabs from the competition — had the noise stayed outside the locker room.
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Her age was alienating for Kirk, as was the fickle presence of his biological mother, who lived close enough to stop by a few times a year and then disappear again.
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The first one is easy to get, though the latter two — v33 and v3 — are much more reliant on the whims of the fickle random number generator in No Man's Sky.
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As the U.S.-China trade war continues to evolve, many small business owners are growing increasingly unsettled by a fickle economy and fearful of what some believe is a looming recession.
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Which is not to say she gave a feral performance: She never appeared out of control as she navigated the piece's changing moods and fickle attachment to Romantic and Classical styles.
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But the American public is notoriously fickle when it comes to health care: Just look at how the Affordable Care Act's approval lagged, right up until Republicans tried to repeal it.
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But because celebrity is fickle, as Menken's fame and fortune eclipsed her acting reputation, she was castigated and scorned by the media to such a degree that she eventually fled to Europe.
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That challenge has been made harder by a President who has proven fickle in his stance, even as he prepares to use it as a campaign issue during his upcoming reelection bid.
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But this is no "witch on the internet" performativity: Darkness, like tornadoes and red tides and tigers, is simply part of Case's beloved and bewitched natural world, so fickle yet so seductive.
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The bottom line: Apple is a big company on an absolute level, but it's a tiny part of the Chinese economy, where consumers are just as fickle as they are anywhere else.
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I'm really careful with who I would go on a first date with; I take it a little bit more seriously, I'm a little fickle, and I can get uninterested super easily.
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For decades, declining water volumes have been a growing worry, as hydropower dams have proliferated, wanton irrigation and industrial schemes have drawn water away and the annual monsoon has become more fickle.
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LVMH, run by French billionaire Bernard Arnault, has ridden the sector's recovery in part thanks to its wide array of brands in a luxury goods industry where clients can be notoriously fickle.
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But hearts are fickle, and ECGs are vulnerable to variations, which is why more accurate—and stable—identifiers like fingerprints (or, let's say, iris scans) have been used more commonly for recognition.
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The whole process of brewing a perfect cup of tea can, indeed, be quite fickle — though the average consumer probably won't meditate too hard on a 10-degree difference in brew temperature.
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The tone is fickle, trying to graft comic book characters onto a street corner littered with corpses of citizens that didn't live long enough to compete with each other for hot loot.
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The 12 equations produced fickle weather, but even so, that weather seemed to prefer a narrow set of possibilities among all possible states, forming a mysterious cluster which Lorenz wanted to visualize.
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The keenly anticipated sale of the state-owned maker of Bia Saigon gained momentum in recent months after being hampered for years by political resistance, fickle policy-making and complications over valuations.
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Both sets of figures help improve the firm's forecasting of fickle fashion trends, its use of targeted ads and the speed of its responses to shifts in weather patterns or fashion tastes.
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Because the technology utilizes magnets, the Slate is pretty fickle — it warns you to keep magnetic objects away from it during use, and even discourages users from drawing on a metal table.
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Making money is closely tied up with fickle and often corrupt political connections and business partners routinely betray one another, stealing and cheating their way to huge wealth, he alleged in court.
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The latter, in retrospect, grew fickle and scattershot, coarsened by mercenary cynicism, whereas McQueen stayed focussed and intent, and there was no calculation in the feelings that fed his truculent visual wit.
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The pessimistic view is that Snapchat will never broaden its appeal beyond young people, and may even wind up being rendered irrelevant as fickle teens move on to the next communications app.
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Despite the fickle nature of mobile gamers, HQ Trivia has spawned a number of clones and other live games, including Fox's FN Genius, ProveIt, FameGame, Gravy, MajorityRules, Cash Show, and many others.
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For all of his hotheaded temperament, Coriolanus is depicted as a man of personal modesty and candor whose frank distrust of the general public — and its fickle opinions — proves to be justified.
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In this kitschy update, Bartel shifts his focus away from aloof bohemian artistes to desensitized showbiz hacks, represented here by a fickle studio executive (Richard Paul) and narcissistic director named Schreck (Bartel).
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Trump's supporters are now part of his circus: nomads on the political landscape, having abandoned the traditional right as we knew it for the fickle, ever-wavering, never-stable tent of Trumpism.
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Fickle political winds turned attackers into targets overnight, causing people to label one another class enemies less out of ideological conviction than out of revenge or pressure to toe the right line.
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The mountain weather in North America in late fall — the only part of the season generally available on the European-centric World Cup tour — has always been fickle, with erratic snow totals.
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Ice cream is a delicious treat that can be enjoyed year-round, but it&aposs also a fickle one that can easily melt or form ice crystals when handled or stored improperly.
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For the Mexican novelist Antonio Ortuño, who is also from Guadalajara, the efforts to diminish Hernández are just the most recent example of the fickle nature of public opinion in the country.
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There is also curiosity about whether she can transfer her finely honed cable-news persona to the fickle waters of network news and different formats like a newsmagazine and a morning show.
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They were pissed, and they were scared, and rightly so — the internet, and the masses of amateur photographers, content generators, and gossip sites were fickle in their affections, unpredictable in their turns.
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"Nowadays, the younger generation is very fickle and impetuous," said Xie Haishan, 32, an employee at a social welfare organization in Beijing who attended the opera and a Long March museum exhibit.
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In Esther, a vain and fickle king nearly succumbs to the influence of a wicked minister before being tamed with great finesse by Queen Esther, who risks death to get his ear.
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THE king, wrote Charles de Marillac, the French ambassador to the court of Henry VIII, was so fickle he rendered even his word "as softened wax [that] can be altered to any form".
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Other risks it listed for potential investors include: A potential failure to attract new advertisers; the fact that most of its users are young, and by implication, fickle; and possible foreign government censorship.
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While it's true that pop consumers are often young and fickle, and stars can sometimes inhabit personas to great effect, our culture also rewards authenticity — access to the inner workings of our icons.
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So far this trip as been a little rough since the weather has been pretty fickle, but luckily we found some clearing the past two nights as the aurora has been flaring up.
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Polar regions are warming faster than any area of the planet, and polar bears in Canada and Norway are spending up to three weeks longer on land due to the fickle sea ice.
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In turn, this kingdom -- Saudi Arabia -- supplied America with a reliable and unending supply of cheap oil, and served as an unbending ally in a region where alliances can be very fickle indeed.
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The commonwealth may have slipped out of the top tier of states electorally, but as its cousin Ohio can attest, a smaller state can still have big power – but only if its fickle.
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While a bit fickle and narrowly sampled, the weekly American Association of Individual Investors poll showed one of the eight largest jumps in bearish respondents in a decade, with more bears than bulls.
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In emerging markets big current-account deficits can be a warning sign of financial instability, indicating that countries are living beyond their means and relying on fickle foreign investors to fund their spending.
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Daisy in The Great Gatsby is flighty, fickle, and status-obsessed; Jenny in An Education gives up her Oxford dreams for a boy; Netflix series Collateral's Kip grapples with her own complicated past.
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Bottom line: To promote economic mobility and, likewise, political stability, we need a shift from overemphasizing economic austerity and growth, while leaving workers vulnerable to the fickle contingency of "trickle down" job creation.
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Its cotton material makes it easy and layerable and perfect for those in between, fickle fall days (you know the ones where you're freezing in the morning and by lunchtime you're dripping sweat?).
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Bitcoin, prone to frequent fickle swings in value given its unregulated nature, has soared to all-time highs this year as the currency has become more widely accepted as a form of payment.
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Two birdies in his opening four holes offered early promise for the American but even with fickle Scottish weather in relatively benevolent mood he discovered the sprawling old course still packs a punch.
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Boutique fitness breeds fickle customersPart of the allure of working out at a boutique fitness studio is that you have the flexibility to test different workouts without being constrained by a gym membership.
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But capital markets can be fickle, and if the euphoria around this story changes … that could change very quickly," the portfolio manager at Thornburg Investment Management said in an interview with "Closing Bell.
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Fame and accomplishment are relative; the public eye is easily distracted, and only a moment or two in its fickle gaze may not be enough to merit a backward look in The Times.
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However, the fate of a late-inning reliever is fickle, and the revolving door in the Yankees' bullpen has swung back to Chapman now that Betances's September has begun to resemble Chapman's August.
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Nostalgia can be a tricky, fickle bedfellow, but there did seem to be the threat of the loss of a sense of shared, cordial space, particularly in communities that were physically spread out.
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New York (CNN Business)Target has been dealing with competition from Amazon and Walmart while also trying to cater to fickle consumers who have swapped out traditional retail for shopping on their phones.
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But "Fortnite" is about to face a new challenge: The fickle world of mobile gaming, where companies can make a ton of money on a hit game, only to fade into oblivion later.
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While these two fickle leaders preen and fawn over each other, unnerving the rest of the world with their coy dance around nuclear disarmament, my concerns will be compounded by their familiar surroundings.
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One thing we know for certain, though, is that many financial instruments and blue chips that are considered to be relatively stable will drop if and when fickle investors get a bit jittery.
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So important were these sites to their beliefs that the Maya practiced human sacrifice here, throwing bodies into their depths in the hope of winning the favor of their fickle rain god, Chac.
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As he readied a collection based on the journey made by his Lebanese forebears through Ellis Island, Mr. Abboud talked about the grit required to survive the vicissitudes of an always fickle industry.
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It's a reminder that the racial categories we use are fickle, flexible, open to interpretation, and have just as many exceptions as they do rules when it comes to their criteria for membership.
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MHP leader Devlet Bahceli reiterated his support for Erdogan Sunday night, but he is "a fickle character, difficult, very challenging to deal with," said Fadi Hakura of think tank Chatham House&aposs Turkey project.
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If you're in the market for a new fall jacket that's trendy yet classic and perfect for fickle fall weather, then you should definitely pick up a brown leather (or faux leather!) style ASAP.
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It also likely doesn't help that a huge portion of the company's customers are a younger audience, which may be more fickle or not have the buying power of an older set of customers.
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"Oil, which has been one of the most fickle, most volatile series that everybody's watching, is having a nice day," said Tim Dreiling, regional investment director for the Private Client Reserve of U.S. Bank.
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Angel adds the nature of his acting work is very fickle and with all of his other expenses, he pretty much lives paycheck to paycheck ... especially since he's unemployed after losing his "Wicked" gig.
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In a preview of her cover story for Wonderland's Autumn 2018 issue, Minaj, 35, opens up about the fickle nature of celebrity — and how some people are actively hoping the Queen rapper gets dethroned.
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"Hunny" unfurls into a cautionary tale about fickle lovers, "Baby Girlz" channels 90s BBQ bass while calmly running through a teen pregnancy tale; she's not exactly sticking to "turn up in the club" slogans.
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China's Commerce Ministry released a scathing statement expressing its firm opposition to the president's move and accusing the Trump administration of being "fickle" and "provoking a trade war" by imposing massive tariffs on China.
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Though up to 450,000 people visit Times Square every day, the vast audience doesn't always translate to profit or longevity for retailers in the area thanks to costly real estate prices and fickle consumers.
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It is never an exact science to assess the impact of third-party votes — there are libertarians at both the right and left ends of the spectrum — and third-party types are notoriously fickle.
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He's a talented, serious and agile writer, who possesses genuine tenderness for the dim and luckless, the uncouth and poor, people whom the "callous and fickle literary world" aren't much interested in these days.
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The 43-year-old golf great has always had a fickle relationship with those in the black community who took exception to Woods early on when he insisted on defining his own racial identity.
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" A Foreign Office source put it more bluntly to the Mirror: "The next PM publicly throws this country's representative to the wolves to feed the ego of a fickle child in the White House.
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The fickle nature of baseball has been on display the past two nights at Wrigley Field, where the Chicago Cubs and the visiting Arizona Diamondbacks have split their first two meetings in opposite fashion.
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Pluralsight, like many other enterprise-focused companies, offers investors an opportunity to tap a business model that can grow more consistently and methodically than a consumer company subject to the whims of fickle consumers.
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Volumetric video can be fairly fickle; the solution Mimesys has been going after relied on Intel's RealSense depth cameras to collect and stitch footage on PCs locally then stream it to a user's headset.
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Maguire and Scott, both of whom were part of English Premier League academies in their teens, know the path from youth player to professional is fickle, and often determined by the finest of margins.
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Azer concedes that the stocks may remain volatile for a bit because they have attracted so much interest from more fickle individual investors, as opposed to big institutions like mutual funds and hedge funds.
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Asian-American groups view Yang as the beginning of a new waveBeyond Yang's fickle approach to his identity, every Asian-American Insider spoke to agree that Yang has an unconventional but potentially effective platform.
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Nature was showing its fickle side on Wednesday, with blizzard conditions, heavy snow and frigid air pounding parts of the Rockies and the Plains, just a day after the weather was sunny and idyllic.
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Swift's realization of the completely impossible task of pleasing the networked apparatus of fickle outrage machines that pass as the deciding body of public opinion now is the core pivot point for the doc.
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Ahead, we apply the fickle powers of astrological traits to determine what type of closet-organization item you are; from modest wood-hanger Virgos to powerful black-velvet Scorpios and practical white-plastic Capricorns.
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The men and boys on the migrant trail out of countries like Niger and Mali say fickle rains and hotter days leave them no option but to risk their lives to gain a livelihood.
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Mainland Chinese shares slumped more than six percent to a 20.5-month low in another sign that authorities in Beijing have their work cut out in their efforts to stabilise the fickle domestic markets.
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Snapchat also registered over 240,228 new voters in the weeks leading up to the election — and over half of those voters were aged 22018-24, also known as the coveted but fickle youth vote.
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L.A. fans can be fickle when it comes to their sports teams -- even Jack Nicholson stopped coming to games and thought about giving up his tickets back in 2015 when the Lakers were terrible.
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With a high (and ever-increasing) cost of living, a fickle housing market, competitive culture, and less-than-efficient public transportation, the city is filled with obstacles that can sometimes make thriving here a challenge.
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But within elite national circles, investment for state-based policy and power-building has consistently been too small and too fickle, drying up the minute that Democratic fortunes improved even modestly at the federal level.
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Six lawns have been installed at the Santa Ponsa Country Club with rye grass very similar to that used at Wimbledon, albeit a variety able to tolerate scorching temperatures rather than London's often fickle weather.
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The result caps a turbulent year for Europe's banking stocks, who have seen their earnings power crushed by record low interest rates and fickle demand for loans, mortgages and investment products among businesses and savers.
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AegonStarkgaryen thinks that, having witnessed thousands of lifetimes of fickle human behavior, the Three-Eyed Raven has been stoking various flames to have all of mankind battle each other to death and cleanse the earth.
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This is because voters are fickle — especially true for Democratic voters, as my colleague Matt Yglesias pointed out earlier this week: Rainy days hurt turnout across the board, but they are especially bad for Democrats.
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For instance, having Eros in Cancer may mean you crave an emotional connection with your sexual partners, while Eros in Libra can make you a bit of a flirt and even fickle in your pursuits.
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The small, self-involved circle of people — many of whom write for a living, or work at startups, or both — who tweet about snacks and then favorite each other's jokes about the snacks, are fickle.
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And while this debate won't impact the race overall, there will be a lasting effect and well of support for Pence, particularly among the often fickle donor class that has been extremely frustrated by Trump.
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Yet with polls showing a close race between the four Republican contenders, and with the notoriously fickle electorate in the Granite State, Rubio's debate night could have an impact on how he fares Tuesday night.
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At the same time, the value of science in the name of entertainment will ultimately be judged by a fickle, demanding audience that is continually consuming the most obscene spectacles this industry has to offer.
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On right: a destabilized polar vortex dipping into the U.S. This fickle weather occurs in the lowest part of the atmosphere, the troposphere, which spans from sea level to about six miles above the surface.
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That stew of concerns has made fund investors jumpier, with demand for domestic stock funds deteriorating overall and growing more fickle from week to week in 2018 compared to last year, the ICI data shows.
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Hatfield popped it back into place while he was still skidding down the street, but thumbs are fragile, fickle things by design, so he needed something to hold it all in place while it healed.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Challengers to Serena Williams' throne have proved as fickle as a Paris spring and as the year's second grand slam starts the veteran American is again seemingly in a league of her own.
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And now, on his own he can finally make the music he always wanted to make in Royal Headache, so he's not going to screw it up by introducing an element as fickle as punk.
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This year, they have also stepped up pitching their businesses to European funds at conferences and road shows, betting their size and first-mover advantage will help replace fickle retail investors with more stable institutions.
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A less WeWork-specific section of risks is dedicated to the realities of business — the global economy could take a dive, or local markets could drive down rental prices, or business partnerships might go fickle.
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Benzi hopes his data can shed some light on the fickle and increasingly fast-paced rate at which people adopt and drop trends, and possibly, how to avoid letting ideas fade into the online abyss.
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I thought of my own expensive American education, of my record collection and my comprehensive German health insurance, of how it is such a shifting, fickle fault line that separates the privileged from the damned.
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It is worth mentioning here that Mr. Lauren's longevity in a notoriously fickle and increasingly corporate industry, while it may be attributable to business acumen, is equally a product of his reliance on his instinct.
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In the fickle turn of architecture's style wheel, some of the complex architectural collages that once challenged Modernism's cool, geometric simplicity are now enjoying a Lazarus moment, including works by Mr. Graves and Philip Johnson.
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The title of Mr. Leiken's unfinished memoir reflected the frustration of his fickle ideological soul mates, first liberals and later conservatives, who had assumed that once he embraced their orthodoxy he would never challenge it.
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The puffer jackets brand last year changed its strategy in favour of monthly product launches to keep up with the luxury fashion industry's younger and more fickle customers, and that seems to be paying off.
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As consumers grow ever more fickle and selective in their purchases, Amazon's methodology — low prices, endless selection, a continuous stream of novel products — will continue to make it a fearsome competitor in the next decade.
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Ms. Nixon's base earnings from acting far surpassed Mr. Cuomo's from politics, including drawing down $2000,252 from an S corporation — Fickle Mermaid — that she established in 2875 to manage her career and limit financial exposure.
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The fickle buying and selling of funds, such as SPDR Gold Shares, comes after some U.S. monetary policymakers suggested they favored raising interest rates sooner rather than later, though weak economic data have damped their case.
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Running an oyster bar really means just having good relationships with oyster farmers, being able to cut through the bastardization of oyster names by big seafood distributors, and just dealing with the fickle nature of oysters.
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" He echoes that idea on the opener of Back To the Basics, "Never Made It," where he addresses fickle fans and his recent setbacks, crooning, "I'm still aiming for the top like I never made it.
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To encourage Swarm users keep exploring and checking into new places, Crowley and his team needed to do what every social media app does when things stagnate: appeal to the desires of its fickle user base.
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The campaign against the jihadists was nominally led by a UN-backed "government of national accord" (GNA) in Tripoli, the capital, though militiamen from Misrata, whose loyalty is decidedly fickle, did most of the actual fighting.
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Andrew Duff, a former member of the European Parliament who was vice-chairman of the Turkey-EU joint parliamentary committee, sees Erdogan as "entirely fickle" regarding Europe and focused for now on exploiting Islam and nationalism.
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At the climax, the swordsman's ex-wife died in his arms; as the corpse's hair came to life to take revenge for the husband's fickle behavior, Amber Star-Goers' high-pitched howl folded into white noise.
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These polar winds are always liable to get pushed around by fickle weather patterns, storms, or other disturbances that move around our atmosphere, Benjamin Zaitchik, an atmospheric scientist at Johns Hopkins University, said in an interview.
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Behind the price spike is a perfect storm of issues, including higher demand worldwide, harsh weather during the blooming season, salty soil in California after years of drought and the fickle nature of the trees themselves.
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The group said last week it was changing its product strategy, bidding farewell to catwalk shows in favour of monthly product launches, in a bid to keep up with the industry's younger and more fickle customers.
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But if he does fail again in Russia, there will be sympathy from fellow professionals who feel team mates and chaotic national authorities let him down, while fickle fans forget he is still Argentina's top scorer.
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This erasure of his legacy—intentional or not—seemed to speak to the fickle nature of the nightlife industry, where old concepts are often recycled, making it difficult to distinguish between appropriation, homage, and sheer coincidence.
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Ms Orenstein notes that most of the young women she interviewed had removed all of their pubic hair since they were about 14 in order to cater to the fickle, porn-bred tastes of young men.
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Also, it's generally understood that it's Democrats, and not so much Republicans, that must work diligently to win over this fickle slice of the electorate—which, if these voters aren't partisan, shouldn't really be the case.
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Now that the notoriously fickle and opaque art market is seemingly headed toward a downturn, with money tighter and the prices of many artworks lower, will this kind of niche financing become more attractive to collectors?
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This technology hasn't quite lived up to that standard so far because, for all its many virtues, its application is the product and province of the most unreliable, untrustworthy, fickle creatures in the universe: human beings.
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Eventually the Supreme Court will weigh in, and once again the fate of the world will reside in the fickle hands of Justice Anthony Kennedy (assuming Trump hasn't stacked the court with more conservatives by then).
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Will Barton's Contract Shots Contract years can be a fickle situation, and things tend to magnify in a negative way when the player in question is one-dimensional and primarily compensated for his ability to score.
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They were burdened by high fixed costs, yet prone to price warfare as established carriers and new entrants like Richard Branson and others, abetted by cheap credit from leasing companies, jockeyed for business from fickle fliers.
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"Politics is a fickle game," he said in an interview with The New York Times in 1983 as he was building a campaign operation for Mr. Mondale in New Hampshire in advance of the state's primary.
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Playing in a frisky, fickle wind this week, Woods shaped shots both ways and controlled the trajectory of his ball, scraping the clouds and hitting three-quarter knock-down shots when the situation called for it.
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Mr. Trump, who is famously fickle, appears to have soured on additional members of his senior leadership team — and his frequent mulling about making changes has some people around him convinced that he could act soon.
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Prices are rising for imported goods, other nations are erecting retaliatory trade barriers, and companies like Plug Power, the manufacturing business that Mr. Marsh runs outside Albany, are facing crippling uncertainty from Mr. Trump's fickle approach.
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And though Mr. Abe has met more often with Mr. Trump than any other foreign leader has, he is well aware of the president's fickle treatment of American allies and also wants to cover his bets.
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Simeone knows that soccer is fickle: Before his first game as Atlético coach, he told his players that the crowd that now stood in raptures before him had "at one point insulted" him as a player.
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Then he referred to a saying by Mark Twain on the fickle nature of nature in this part of the country: "If you don't like the weather in New England now, just wait a few minutes."
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Everybody knew that Cohn's reputation in the courtroom was the source of his social power; after he was finally disbarred over his egregious legal ethics, he lost most of his friends, including the ever-fickle Trump.
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Ambient music giant Brian Eno has shared his sensitive cover of The Velvet Underground's seminal dream pop song "I'm Set Free," which he's retitled "Fickle Sun (iii) I'm Set Free," from his forthcoming album The Ship.
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While its owners are not modest about their ambitions — "We have the opportunity to be etched into New York City music history" — the success of Flash Factory is far from guaranteed in a fickle night-life universe.
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Asia's turbulent session saw mainland Chinese shares slump more than 6 percent to a 14-month low in another sign that authorities in Beijing have their work cut out in their efforts to stabilise fickle domestic markets.
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Trump's relationship with the truth is a fickle thing at best, but many of his wild statements are just the routine exaggerations of a relentless self-promoter: crowd size, his net worth, the quality of his hands.
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According to the just released list, Gisele has managed to hold on to her coveted number one position for a decade and a half now, an unparalleled success streak in an industry known for its fickle nature.
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Ponvert said that Palantir could be a huge hit because it's a company that relies on steady and recurring subscription revenue -- big contracts to businesses and governments as opposed to fickle ad sales or changing consumer trends.
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But the high costs of local production and dependence on what turned out to be a fickle domestic market also sowed the seeds of the industry's hollowing out and dispersal into newer plants in far-flung states.
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Whether you're the type-A maid of honor or the begrudging bridesmaid who'd rather skip straight to the reception, scroll through for styles that are sure to please everyone in the bridal party — even the fickle bride.
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In photos submitted to the Fuck Yeah Teenage Bedrooms blog, we can see that not everyone is as fickle as my shape-shifting little sister, and there are many shrines to One Direction still in perfect condition.
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The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC), where we work, has developed several alternative management approaches that would free federal land management from the fickle process of congressional appropriations while still maintaining proper accountability to government standards.
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Experts say this is concerning for boutique fitness studios such as SoulCycle, Pure Barre, or Flywheel, as fickle customers are likely to stay at home if they can do the same workout in a more convenient way.
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I'm usually fairly patient — a characteristic that's something of a survival mechanism given Rockaway's fickle nature — and happy to enjoy the beauty of my surroundings and the company of my friends and neighbors, but not that morning.
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The boom is gobbling up family farms as owners choose to cash in on the surging value of land rather than grapple with the perennial challenges of slim profit margins, high taxes, long hours and fickle weather.
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Godiva's Japanese business has revenue of around $350 million a year and is likely to appeal to companies or investors with experience in Japan, a fickle market grappling with an aging population, one of the sources said.
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Publishers and writers have tried to engage fickle readers with bite-size digital fiction in various ways, from unbundling short stories and selling them for 99 cents apiece, to serializing novels as short, plot driven e-books.
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NFL contracts are notoriously fickle and teams can cut players with almost no financial penalty, so players need to play in order to prove they're worth the next year on their contract, or a new deal altogether.
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Woodward had a good deal to say about the fickle nature of timing when it comes to IPOs, speaking to his past endeavors having had both positive and negative experiences with the process in regards to timing.
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Selling alcohol at college games is not about adding a few million dollars to annual bottom lines but a longer-term strategy to convert new, fickle fans into more reliable ones, said Emily Golembiewski, a stadium consultant.
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But in a fickle industry where trends come and go, and demand can take a sudden hit as tourists flows drop for instance, conglomerates have been among the stronger performers recently amid booming demand from Chinese consumers.
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So on the heels of the first known "why I'm leaving TikTok" essay, last week I took a look at a different kind of discontent: how the fickle nature of TikTok fame is affecting kids' mental health.
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Its duration alone, in the fickle and ageist world of pop, is staggering: The 22016-year-old Lopez has stuck around long enough to ride the wave of two different "Latin booms," from "Bailamos" to Bad Bunny.
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The glaring problem with attaching a set of ideas and principles to Mr. Trump is, of course, Mr. Trump, a man with a notoriously fickle and unpredictable nature who has always preferred the transactional to the ideological.
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He told reporters at a press conference this week that he had set out on the hike when the weather was mild, but it turned fickle in the afternoon when temperatures plunged and the snowfall became heavier.
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Blending a unique set of skills with business savvy has led them to not only start unique, world-changing companies, but also to foster a longevity that is rare in the fickle, novelty-obsessed start-up world.
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The two men, both in their 70s, are bitter political rivals who spent decades rising and falling in the highly fractured Brazilian party system, where fickle alliances are often sealed in back-room dealings and secret payoffs.
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But it wasn't always that way, and grime has had to battle hard for its current place in the limelight, against police banning orders, fearful radio playlisters, fickle public tastes, geographical boundaries and rival scenes and sounds.
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And fickle as fashion is, brands can experience all-time highs before falling out of favor with shoppers — only to undergo a soaring renaissance under a new creative director, as has been the case for Kering's Gucci.
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Her strident musings on the fickle fame cycle, which Hill warned about on the album as well as her frequent big-ups to Nina Simone, presaged discussions of how the industry discards and dishonors black women musical geniuses.
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On the contrary, parents can be highly fickle if they discover a new product that they perceive as better for their child, as evidenced by a Nielsen survey of people around the world with babies in their homes.
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KATHMANDU (Reuters) - Nepalis vote on Sunday to choose a new parliament and seven state assemblies hoping to end years of fickle coalitions and complete a tumultuous transition, more than a decade after the end of a civil war.
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Adidas reported double-digit increases in running, soccer and training, as well as at its Originals and Neo lifestyle units, addressing concerns among some investors that its success is too reliant on fickle fashion rather than performance sports.
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But if there's one thing about fashion that's different from tech, it's that fashion trends are fickle, and while these brands are embracing Android Wear right now, it's not guaranteed that they will forever, or even next season.
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With fresh rivals and a data breach, Fitbit seems to have fallen out of favor in the fickle fit-tech world, losing more than a billion dollars of market capitalization in a steep sell-off, by one estimate.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Novak Djokovic had 100 million reasons to celebrate reaching the French Open quarter-finals on Wednesday — albeit two days later than expected — as players finally cleared the fourth-round backlog created by the fickle Parisian weather.
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After all, if one acknowledges that Peretz had treated the magazine as his personal property (which, after all, it was), then one would have to acknowledge that Hughes was just as entitled to be fickle as his predecessor.
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The approach was criticized for leaving too much public responsibility in the hands of the fickle private sector, but residents seem pretty happy with it—a recent survey shows the satisfaction rate with the service at 70 percent.
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