Then I ran Hooked on Phonics, so I was CEO of Hooked on Phonics for ... We all remember that.
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So, why is the fitness community so hooked on it?
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So I got that, and I was hooked on it.
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Anything to get you more hooked on fried chicken, hey.
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Are you hooked on the Jergens wet skin moisturizer now?
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She looked hooked on Leo as he chatted with friends.
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He'd gotten hooked on prescription pills after a leg injury.
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Eventually, the startup wants to get everyone hooked on chai.
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" "Hooked on Oxy, Hydro and Aderrall for over a year.
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Ethan Embry's hooked on something else these days ... GETTING YOKED!
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Explain what Hooked on Phonics ... I know what it is.
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And then I started 2U [after] leaving Hooked on Phonics.
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Like so many others, he found himself hooked on it.
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Ian Davies got hooked on birds when he was 2000.
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"Hooked on PHONICS" was huge in the 1980s and '90s.
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People quickly got hooked on the app's customized news feeds.
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We'll admit it now: we were hooked on cool. Sen.
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Was it more than Mary whom Jahil got hooked on drugs?
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But Chelsea was too hooked on the lifestyle to let go.
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That burst of energy only made me more hooked on performing.
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I was hooked on the sport the minute I tried it.
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I finally understood why people get so hooked on this lifestyle.
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Man crush Monday is over but we're still hooked on Maluma.
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It's hard not to get hooked on Madden's Ultimate Team mode.
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Actually, I'm totally hooked on both [Netflix series] and [NBC series].
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I got Scott and the kids hooked on munching with me.
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Like so many of us, Teigen got hooked on the drama.
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I was immediately hooked on thrift shopping, and haven't stopped since.
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In China, many millions of people were hooked on smoking opium.
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Hooked on Phonics has been through a bunch of different owners.
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Donna Martin gets hooked on pain meds following a Jeep accident.
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By the time he was 20 he was hooked on painkillers.
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We're biologically prone to getting hooked on these sorts of experiences.
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And he was instantly hooked on the pleasures of aged whisky.
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Those who attain elite status can get hooked on the benefits.
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But I got really hooked on that feeling interaction and communication.
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It's easy to get hooked on the positivity It's easy to get hooked on the positivity Peloton could easily dive into selling meal kits, personal training or a wider range of workout clothes to compete with Lululemon.
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Are they a parent whose kid is hopelessly hooked on this movie?
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If you get hooked on Scotch then everything else just tastes wrong.
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I've got my roommate, boyfriend, and even my parents hooked on it.
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But she got hooked on the glamour, the octane, and the power.
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I am hooked on the studio and vow to go back tomorrow!
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One of my friends who was hooked on meth actually committed suicide.
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I'm doing better right now, but I'm admittedly hooked on the convenience.
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They're literally getting hooked on this stuff as it were junk food.
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Rutan had been hooked on airplanes since he was 8 years old.
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"You get hooked on motocross after going to one race," he explains.
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"We have children who are getting hooked on these products," Hassan said.
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Ofcom's research laid bare the effect being hooked on the internet had.
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Brandon is hooked on learning about everything from insects to American history.
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Her performance was a hit and she was quickly hooked on comedy.
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"Juggarnaut" is what got me hooked on DP in the first place.
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Millions of Americans are hooked on Amazon and its two-day shipping.
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From then on, Cramer was hooked on stocks and never turned back.
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That campaign got me hooked on politics, because they always had doughnuts!
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One thing led to another, and I got hooked on crystal meth.
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Those professionals can help them complete the brief "hooked on nicotine" checklist.
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In describing his flaws, Mr. Rock says he was hooked on pornography.
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Another bad omen: As a nation, we're still hooked on prescription painkillers.
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Apple is hoping to get you hooked on the next Candy Crush.
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I got hooked on reading historic markers planted on walls and streets.
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But by then I was hooked on it just like everyone else.
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K-Beauty got us hooked on Korean BB Creams and jelly cleansers.
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It's hard not to get hooked on Super Mario World all over again.
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Simply put, like you, I was hooked on snapping everything as it was.
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Some got hooked on illegal drugs and ended up with felony drug convictions.
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I wasn't hooked on programming language syntax or manipulating programming libraries and frameworks.
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She is currently hooked on heroin, which has turned her life upside down.
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Two, it could be an attempt to get cocaine buyers hooked on opioids.
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Leather skirts, silk skirts, denim skirts, patent skirts: we're hooked on them all.
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"I have been hooked on this product for three years now," raved another.
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There's an entire content industry that wants to get you hooked on acai.
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If it's not, however, then we need something else to get hooked on.
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If you use it, you&aposre probably also hooked on the organic cleanser.
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Hooked on easy money So what's behind this divide between investors and economists?
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Most of us were hooked on abusive relationships, and had been for years.
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Younger guys, totally hooked on the street life, gazed at him with awe.
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Verdict: This is not the way to get the youth hooked on art.
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One dress looks like chandelier prisms hooked on a silk fishing net ($3,000).
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Reed got hooked on the feeling that she was helping to effect change.
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And it has much to offer those hooked on this enduringly popular genre.
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But after having his appendix removed, he got hooked on prescription pain pills.
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However, he had gotten hooked on partying and drugs at an early age.
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I'm hooked on the pursuit of those moments, however elusive they may be.
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That's welcome news for a market that increasingly looks hooked on buybacks. 2.
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I recently became hooked on Blueland, which makes cleaning products in reusable packaging.
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A lot of kleptos talk about getting hooked on the "rush" of theft.
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As politicians have become hooked on this approach, the commitments have become more outlandish.
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She's seen people who get hooked on prescription drugs make the move to heroin.
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And true, consistent, daily utility is how you get people hooked on a platform.
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We were immediately hooked on the idea of collaborating on cheap little books together.
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I'm already hooked on the eye-opening Ginger & Turmeric, at once soothing and bold.
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Just one episode and you'll be hooked on these confident women with killer instincts.
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We've been hooked on them ever since, and we're definitely not the only ones.
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It looks like the fashion world was hooked on Netflix's 2016 sleeper hit, too.
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Like many who get hooked on painkillers, she eventually graduated to heroin, overdosing twice.
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But Vaughan noticed things I never did, and I was hooked on his lists.
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Haugland said the RNC lusts for money and is "hooked" on the primary process.
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Compliments, however, do more than get us hooked on good or socially popular behavior.
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Amazon got shoppers hooked on home delivery, and that's created a mountainous waste problem.
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Nicotine is known to be addictive, and children can become hooked on electronic cigarettes.
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It didn't take long for me to get dangerously hooked on Golden Tee again.
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Ethan was hooked on heroin and painkillers, but says he's 6 years sober now.
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HOOKED ON ZELDA Jon and I are playing the new "Zelda" on Nintendo Switch.
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If I wasn't hooked on adventure and treasure before, I was after reading them.
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Its gadgets are gateways to people hooked on Instagram, YouTube, Snapchat and much more.
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He was once hooked on cocaine, but stopped using drugs in his early 20s.
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"We're all so hooked on the internet for what we're doing," Ms. Fonua said.
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If you get hooked on it, it's going to take you to your knees.
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But before that, he was a teen hooked on drugs and focused on fame.
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The company also hopes that it can get users hooked on its voice assistant.
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Brewers sold booze at below cost price to get students hooked on certain brands.
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I'm hooked on Jane the Virgin and keep watching while I do my laundry.
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"He had got them basically hooked on bananas and pots and pans," Shepard said.
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I was hooked on crosswords by the time I left home, thanks to Mom.
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"We're trying to help get our Minnesota kids away from the TV and get them out in the woods and on the water again to get them hooked on the outdoors and hooked on fishing," Eichorn said during a Senate Education Committee hearing.
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Could the availability of e-cigarettes entice former smokers to get hooked on nicotine again?
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If you adored Downton Abbey, there's a good chance you're hooked on Netflix's The Crown.
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At 16, during the climax of my mother's downfall, I became hooked on caffeine pills.
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First, he started to see other people getting hooked on either participating or watching skateboarding.
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Creating a familiar, customizable spaces inside VR could get people more hooked on Oculus' products.
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It was gripping and wonderful, and I was hooked on politics from that day forward.
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But what is it exactly that keeps us hooked on lunch orders from these chains?
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Girls with more impulsive personalities are far more likely to get hooked on addictive substances.
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We've been hooked on all things Big Little Lies ever since it first came out.
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Getting more businesses hooked on Messenger customer service could be very lucrative down the line.
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Battsetseg got hooked on the sport while in a hospital bed recovering from tonsil surgery.
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Plus, it's got a new monochrome shooting mode that film enthusiasts might get hooked on.
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Don't be afraid to really get hooked on something, because that will refurbish your entry.
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Three years ago, she underwent back surgery and got hooked on opioids at warp speed.
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This reaction is actually one of the reasons why people become hooked on lip balm.
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So far, the internet is still hooked on finding out what is really going on.
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I think he's hooked on the whole Paul McCartney thing, which is mostly my fault.
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But many others grew so hooked on it that, between doses, they experienced debilitating withdrawal.
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China, hooked on debt for much of the past decade, may be reaching that point.
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Program a robotic toy to move and you could be hooked on coding for life.
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I was so impressed that I even got three of my friends hooked on it.
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Adam Carolla has some advice for President Trump: forget Twitter and get hooked on Handel.
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Glen Wood became hooked on racing when he made a trip to Daytona Beach, Fla.
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In obsessive passion, you are hooked on an activity because of external rewards and recognition.
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In the 2003s, for example, 80 percent of Americans hooked on opioids began with heroin.
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If it gets them hooked on Facebook's platform for sales, the advertising market grows exponentially.
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Mr. Miller used to eat dinner with them and got their children hooked on seltzer.
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For more than a decade, her mother, Jamie Clay, 28, had been hooked on oxycodone.
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However, it still did not take long for me to get hooked on the show.
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They may never get another babysitting gig, but you're hooked on their story for life.
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If you are hooked on HBO's TV version, then we have good news for you.
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With locations around the city, the spot has gotten Austinites hooked on Detroit-style pizza.
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For Brody, the fish is a metaphor for being hooked on consumerism and convenience culture.
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The data suggests that the ones most hooked on their devices are those graying Gen Xers.
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After making her first quilt last year, Clarkson seems to be hooked on the new hobby.
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Millions of Nigerians are hooked on the painkiller, and the government is powerless to stop it.
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Just don't complain to us when you get hooked on one of those goofy Fortnite dances.
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It's a well-known fact Sunset Tower is her jam -- she's hooked on the chicken salad.
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Now recognized as literature, they may be the key to getting some teens hooked on books.
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The wheels had fallen off my life and I found myself hooked on drugs and alcohol.
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I got hooked on these one-cup filter coffees when I recently visited family in Japan.
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The problem is that his in-laws are still hooked on the opiate of the masses.
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The same team that got us hooked on Serial is releasing a new podcast next month.
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They say platforms like Facebook use psychological tricks to get us hooked on our digital devices.
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But Nye was hooked on exposing banking industry fraud, and years of setbacks wouldn't stop him.
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However, if you get hooked on the show, you'll have to subscribe to finish the series.
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It appears Paddock also had a SureFire 100 magazine hooked on the rifle with the stock.
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But the region's commuters are hooked on the price and convenience, while car owners see opportunity.
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He got hooked on Gazprom thinking that if they have a project, he could rise up.
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Tencent has also invested in gaming and banking to keep its users hooked on its services.
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Analysts say shoppers are now hooked on these deals and increasingly unwilling to pay full price.
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The actress quickly got hooked on the app for travelers looking for last-minute hotel deals.
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I would have stayed away from it and not got so hooked on it so quickly.
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In turn, users who are hooked on the app makes for a great pitch to advertisers.
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Marie, 29, said she is hooked on the convenience and does not miss playing phone tag.
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As a teenager, I got hooked on hot water bottles, my gateway gizmo to heating pads.
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We're so hooked on the stuff that annual plastic production is expected to triple by 22021.
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I think I was on QVC like 35 times or some nonsense, selling Hooked on Phonics.
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In 2014, you wrote Hooked, which was the handbook for getting people hooked on your products.
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But comics provided affordable literacy and I got hooked on them — Batman, Superman, Fantastic Four, etc.
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As users get hooked on Airtable, they come back to the company and grow their accounts.
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To learn more, read the Times article How Big Business Got Brazil Hooked on Junk Food.
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People seemed hooked on the news, even at parties and between strolls on the red carpet.
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"They could these users to try their own services before they get completely hooked on Google."
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Many addicts find themselves hooked on more powerful drugs than the ones they were on previously.
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I was hooked on one point you made: Does your mom still nag you like that?
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The car is the perfect storm when it comes to getting you hooked on voice commands.
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When he began mountain climbing in the Cascades, he became hooked on the intricacies of mountain weather.
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"I'm less likely to seek out the shame-and-pleasure combo I was hooked on," she said.
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Drug courts exist because sending people hooked on heroin or meth to prison doesn't work very well.
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I recently got hooked on this catering service that delivers to Manhattan office buildings from different restaurants.
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He got hooked on Gazprom thinking that if they have a project, he could be rise up.
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" Fairfield says Young was hooked on heroin and committing crimes "to support a horrible addiction and infliction.
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I am hooked on the evening class; it's a great way to wind down from the day.
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The deal shows how SoFi is thinking about new ways to get customers hooked on its services.
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Meaning after they turn you out or get you hooked on drugs they use it against you.Correct.
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For the past couple of years, I've been hooked on Marko Kloos' military science fiction Frontlines series.
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I had bad credit, a warrant out for my arrest, and I was hooked on crack cocaine.
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End up getting hooked on the new show Mindhunter and stay up later than I wanted to.
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The more gadgets the world has become hooked on, the more lithium-ion batteries it has needed.
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And what happens if you get hooked on the look and decide to make the cut official?
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He was hooked on YouTube and video games, to the point where he could do nothing else.
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And she was supposed to, you know, put the mic so that it hooked on my bra.
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In another email, Reid described Clinton as being "hooked" on her BlackBerry following the 2008 presidential campaign.
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Addicts hooked on pain pills or "opioids" overpopulate our country's prisons and death rows – particularly in Alabama.
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You give away something free, or below cost, in order to get consumers hooked on the refills.
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But it was their elder brother Charlie who finally ensured the twins became hooked on competitive boxing.
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Stubborn Taurus might fall into a rut and get hooked on doing the same thing every weekend.
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As a young teenager, she had started dating a Romanian drug dealer and gotten hooked on drugs.
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He's a recovering addict himself, having come out of the '60s hooked on heroin, speed and cocaine.
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In the 1990s, doctors opened up access to opioid painkillers, getting many patients hooked on the drugs.
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She'd try to get hooked on a new song to sing in her head, over and over.
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Initially uninterested in boxing, Fink became hooked on exploring this world of grand ambitions and human vanity.
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Others are just one selection in a much longer book series that you might get hooked on.
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But vaping attracted other users: teenagers, who can easily become hooked on nicotine, however it is delivered.
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I've become hooked on audiobooks — fiction and nonfiction — so nowadays I read pretty much all the time.
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Back in the United States, hooked on the drug, he committed a petty larceny: stealing ice cream.
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Roseanne had knee problems and couldn't afford surgery — eventually we learned she'd become hooked on prescription opioids.
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I eat my Hello Fresh meal, watch Marrying Millions (D got me hooked on this Lifetime series).
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The Delaware Democrat told an emotional story during the markup about family members getting hooked on cigarettes.
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When consumers became hooked on Google's and Amazon's virtual assistants, Sonos also built them into its speakers.
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It should be temporary, but because of its addictive properties, many people get hooked on the drugs.
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I'm not a huge Batman fan, so I don't know why I got hooked on this show.
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Uber, and later Lyft, got consumers around the world hooked on ride-hailing with heavily subsidized rides.
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Meaning after they turn you out or get you hooked on drugs they use it against you. Correct.
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As Mbatha-Raw told EW's Shirley Li last year, she was hooked on the episode from the start.
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We need to increase access, otherwise you are just trying to keep people hooked on a free service.
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More than two million Americans have become hooked on the pharmaceuticals that doctors prescribe to ease their pain.
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He'd taken an entomology course at the University of Michigan and got hooked on the invisible insect world.
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She said Courtney had been "hooked on drugs" on and off for seven years, according to the newspaper.
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" —Maddy, Australia "I was hooked on this one — murder mystery with a time-turning and genre-bending plot.
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There were patches, length issues, regrowth impossibilities, and straight-up getting hooked on the oh-so-satisfying pluck.
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Ah Eurovision, as predictable as you have become, it's hard to not get hooked on you every year.
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Robbins got hooked on reading from his first mentor and now he reads for 30 minutes each day.
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However, health experts have said many people turn to those drugs after first getting hooked on prescription painkillers.
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The result: Millions of Americans got hooked on the drugs, and tens of thousands have died from overdoses.
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Also there's the likelihood of braving lines of enslaved Nutella-loving zombies, brutally hooked on the chocolate spread.
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Despite its global popularity, Daelmans had previously tried but failed to get U.S. consumers hooked on its stroopwafels.
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Resorts – and the Chinese government – are also trying to get children hooked on skiing from a young age.
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Today, when the most prominent members of Five Star think back to what got them hooked on beppegrillo.
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When we got hooked on this and it was the vision, nothing [after that] distracted any of us.
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We're told he had corrective surgery sometime around 2010, but by then he was hooked on the drug.
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Dane's mother, Danna Miller, says her son got hooked on the song after watching a Whitney Houston documentary.
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Radio got the world hooked on recorded music and the sounds of strangers' voices in our private spaces.
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I stumbled into this rich supply of content after getting hooked on the series a few years ago.
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Apple has spent a decade establishing its dominant place in consumers' pockets by getting them hooked on iPhones.
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Andrew Caceres said he was 19 and living in the Hudson Valley when he got hooked on heroin.
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It was there that she became hooked on preparatory work because it involved problem-solving, math, and measuring.
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The bottom line: Traditional vaping gets people hooked on nicotine, and kids and teens have proven particularly vulnerable.
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He also got hooked on the taste of fresh-squeezed orange juice, which his father made for him.
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"My uncle got me hooked on football," said James, 15, a junior varsity linebacker at Portsmouth High School.
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"What they really want to do is buy subscribers and get them hooked on the service," Downes said.
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He found musket balls, cow-bone dice and a Buffalo Bill souvenir ring and became hooked on digging.
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Her effort was successful — she and other workers are now hooked on the quiet area — but perhaps ephemeral.
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Flyers center Scott Laughton then was hooked on a breakaway by Nick Holden and awarded a penalty shot.
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Even longtime listeners lament that there isn't an easier way to discover and get hooked on new programs.
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With housewives hooked on speed and more than half the population smoking coffin nails all over the place?
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But once you gain some momentum, you will be hooked on seeing your money work hard for you.
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We can't get enough of VPR and I love that I got A. hooked on a silly reality show.
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Google wants to get users hooked on as many different Google services as possible to support its advertising business.
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I've been hooked on cooking shows lately, even though I would never bother to make any of the recipes.
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Kessler said its use of nicotine salts has made it easier for kids to get hooked on e-cigarettes.
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One way to do that is to get people hooked on series that they'll have to pay for later.
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But today, the subreddit is hooked on a new masterpiece of a conspiracy theory: a conspiracy against conspiracy theorists.
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By January, we'll be totally hooked on them and probably too desperate to notice when the price goes up.
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Both are soundtracked by Blue Suede's "Hooked on a Feeling" to give you those Guardians of the Galaxy feels.
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Clinton had become "hooked" on reading and answering emails on a BlackBerry she used during the 2008 presidential race.
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Maybe you're hooked on her durational performance experiences in spite of those terrible things she said about Aboriginal Australians.
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People say a generation of jazz musicians got hooked on smack because they wanted to play like Charlie Parker.
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Helping smokers quit while ensuring kids aren't getting hooked on nicotine isn't an easy balance to strike, he added.
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Design tools are about winning and upselling seats in an industry that's going to be hooked on those tools.
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The latter lets you dive through a series episode by episode, which is useful once you're hooked on something.
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A flurry of apps have mushroomed in recent years hoping to lure busy professionals hooked on to their cellphones.
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Since changing her naturally dark hair for the first time, she's has been hooked on mixing up her hairdos.
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My dad was hooked on heroin as well, so pretty much my whole childhood I was affected by that.
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Jio is presumably hoping that once customers are hooked on 4G content, they'll start paying for the network themselves.
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He groomed her for nine months, clandestinely getting her hooked on heroin that he told her was "Afghan weed".
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George and his brother, Jim, had grown up hooked on football and wrestling, the sport of their Greek ancestors.
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After successfully flipping his first home while making just $40,000 a year, Sidney Torres got hooked on real estate.
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One possible factor: Wall Street got hooked on easy money, a powerful force that's slowly receding after a decade.
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Obama picks Vilsack to address heroin spike Many of those using heroin began after getting hooked on prescription painkillers.
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The possibility of another generation getting hooked on nicotine is a nightmare scenario health regulators are scrambling to avoid.
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Younger users are already hooked on streaming, and willing to use — and pay for — multiple apps, the report says.
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I got hooked on reggae after we moved here to China, and played some reggae parties for a while.
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As a mom you just hope your baby won't end up in the gutter, hooked on alcohol and drugs.
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I was hooked on opiates for a while, which were prescribed to me a while back for back pain.
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Some argue these devices save lives; others say Big Tobacco is getting a new generation hooked on its products.
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"He was heavily indebted due to being hooked on casino gambling, according to his immediate family," Mr. Albayalde said.
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Kids are getting hooked on apps like Facebook, Instagram and Twitter and spending too much time on digital devices.
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While it may help some adults quit smoking, it's also gotten a new generation of kids hooked on nicotine.
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It doesn't really matter, though, because nicotine is addictive and people already seem to be pretty hooked on JUUL.
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She had seen The Force Awakens and was sort of interested, but got totally hooked on The Last Jedi.
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Apparently, Jahil — whom we see snorting cocaine shortly before Carlotta's confrontation — got Star and Simone's mother, Mary, hooked on drugs.
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By the time he got back home, he was hooked on the psychological rewards of bending machines to his will.
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Despite these efforts, anecdotal reports suggest some teenagers find themselves hooked on nicotine and unable to stop using e-cigarettes.
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I was thrilled, but also pretty annoyed: The last thing I wanted was to get hooked on a $166 conditioner.
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Based in Wiesbaden, Germany, Friederich got hooked on 'bergs while diving in the Tasiilaq Fjord of southeast Greenland in 2012.
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I stopped cutting my shit entirely because I noticed that the younger generation was getting hooked on meth and GHB.
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I've recently become hooked on Grey's Anatomy and I plan to spend a couple of hours vegging out and relaxing.
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Even as users sue the manufacturer for getting them hooked on nicotine, vapes are increasingly the gateway drug of choice.
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Oz was in NYC Wednesday morning when he reacted to Kanye revealing he got hooked on opioids after having liposuction.
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What's more, Martin is concerned that doctors still don't appreciate just how quickly people can get hooked on these drugs.
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"That's really what gets girls hooked on computer science — they can solve the issues they really care about," Reid says.
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We could go on and on explaining why we're hooked on using Foreo, but we narrowed it down to three.
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Spanish artist and graphic designer Guilllermo P. Larrauri was hooked on British TV series Peaky Blinders from the first scene.
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But what's happening in this room is anything but routine: Jessica, 28, is hooked on opioids and detoxing during pregnancy.
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A meteorite, a stray strand of code that confounds, the existence of bots hooked on vegetation in the first place.
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Her stepsister had been hooked on crack cocaine and in debt to a dealer but had no money, she said.
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Teenagers — who simultaneously lack income and are also tomorrow's eSports stars — have ample opportunities to get hooked on the product.
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I'm already hooked on the Happy mode, which generates a series of differently pitched echoes for every sound you make.
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By the end of the semester, I knew who Ricardo Villalobos was and was pretty hooked on the DJ thing.
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All it takes is one dingus with a terrible idea to get the country hooked on some new, dumbass craze.
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The New Health Care People get hooked on cigarettes, and enjoy them for that matter, because of the nicotine buzz.
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It's the same strategy Netflix has employed over the years: get subscribers hooked on the service, then gradually raise prices.
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After 40 years in TV news, I know full well why TV news got hooked on Mr. Trump early on.
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The second way the policy could work is by helping established smokers who are already hooked on nicotine stop smoking.
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In addition to MyFitnessPal, Puttock also became hooked on the iPhone's Health app—which currently has no option for deletion.
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Through devilishly slick product design I'll discuss here, the startup has massively lowered the barrier to getting hooked on nicotine.
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I've had people who were friends all my life that got hooked on it, and their downfalls were so quick.
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Within a couple of weeks, LeBlanc said he was physically hooked on the drug and dope sickness had kicked in.
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Masters and Jones won the bronze medal at the 2012 London Paralympic Games, and she was hooked on international competition.
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I remained hooked on math, majoring in it at M.I.T. By the way, I still have the book from 453.
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We got hooked on "Stranger Things" on Netflix and now we're watching "Outlander," a historical time-travel show on Starz.
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These birds are often their viewers' first owls and are for many the sightings that get them hooked on birding.
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After they got together, Jimmy served multiple tours in Vietnam as a helicopter gunner, and he returned hooked on heroin.
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Paramount backed the $35 million dramedy about a war reporter who gets hooked on the adrenaline rush of covering Afghanistan.
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" This led Chang to conclude that China's economy had become "even more hooked on selling things to the United States.
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Not long after, I got hooked on Twitter, just like most people who write on the internet for a living.
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I've had young men as clients, 18-year-olds, so hooked on porn that they've become uninterested in couple sex.
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He also told us his pops got him hooked on Creedence Clearwater Revival, and he's been revisiting those tunes lately.
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While affluent consumers may disdain Pinduodou products' low quality, price-sensitive users are hooked on bargains even when items are subpar.
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It didn't take me long to be hooked on the country and to the irresistible smiles of its children, Harry said.
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"It's not an appropriate response to make farmers more vulnerable by getting them hooked on these chemicals and seeds," she said.
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Health experts worry that getting hooked on nicotine early in life may be a gateway to cigarette smoking and other drugs.
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Flavored e-cigarettes have been specifically targeted, with critics saying the flavors target young people and get youth hooked on nicotine.
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Comics Are OK: Graphic novels are among the hottest trends in children's publishing, and they can get kids hooked on reading.
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That makes them easier to get hooked on, which is especially critical for Twitter given its onboarding, churn, and growth problems.
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If this has got you hooked on scientific interpretive dance, all 50 entries to the 2018 contest are available to watch.
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Then, people hooked on painkillers began to move over to heroin as they or their sources of drugs lost their prescriptions.
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We promise, after a few episodes, you will be hooked on the show, and may even become a full-blown #Brogelio.
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Just ask Action Bronson, who got hooked on the stuff after eating this jerk chicken sandwich at Jamaica's NyamJam culinary festival.
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I'm certainly not the first person to get hooked on her or his fitness tracker in a not-so-healthy way.
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Schachter brought in Doug Juenke of Hooked on Driving, an organization that offers driver coaching, to help with safety and organization.
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"I got hooked on bodybuilding, and it's been a wonderful experience to know that I can actually do it," she says.
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Nor has it asked Congress to allocate the billions of dollars needed to treat the estimated 2m people hooked on opioids.
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Then, with a fishing net hooked on either side, he began cycling on the city's rivers and canals collecting plastic waste.
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Although I was always hooked on the idea of life as a narrative arc, things simply do not work that way.
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So making cigarettes less addictive could also help keep young people from getting hooked on the products in the first place.
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I'm yet to find out what those consequences will be, but for all of its grimness, I'm hooked on Get Even.
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Even if you're hooked on traditional penis-in-vagina sex, cum is gonna fly loose every once in a while, right?
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In this respect, Juuls are strikingly like a normal cigarette in terms of how they can get users hooked on nicotine.
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As a result, the government got hooked on sugar, too: By 1880, sugar accounted for a sixth of the federal budget.
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Sure, but the fear is these companies are more interested in getting customers hooked on medicine rather than finding a cure.
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I gravitate much more toward realism realism in the work that I do, but magical realism got me hooked on film.
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The opioid crisis began to take root in the mid-1990s, when thousands of Americans started getting hooked on prescription painkillers.
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According to the ANSM, French teens and young adults are increasingly getting hooked on prescription and over-the-counter cough syrups.
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I got hooked on speed, and then I started hanging around guys at the bar and spending less time at home.
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Didn't we get hooked on Facebook for its easy outrages in the first place — for the sugar, not for the broccoli?
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I was hooked on the idea that I could fulfill my love of travel without paying for the biggest expense: flights.
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For those of us hooked on the Netflix show "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo," this has been a season of decluttering.
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I don't know what those people do to that fried chicken, but they got all of New Orleans hooked on it.
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And then if you're the kind of person that gets hooked on it — which I definitely was not because by the end I was like just leave me alone, stop bugging me — but if you're the kind of person that gets hooked on it, then you might have some remorse that you long for that attention.
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But these drugs are very addictive and dangerous, so millions of people got hooked on the drugs, and tens of thousands died.
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Jada, who's been married to Will for almost 22 years, says she was feeling an emptiness when she got hooked on porn.
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Building brand loyalty -- again, the younger the better -- to get kids hooked on certain brands (for example, Levi's) as early as possible.
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GoldieBlox, a startup looking to get girls hooked on engineering and other STEM fields, has hired Shawn Dennis as its first president.
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He lays out the problems in "The Spice Boys", a book about a group of young homeless people hooked on the drug.
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My first impression of Lenovo's Smart Clock is similar: this is the gadget that's going to get you hooked on smart displays.
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The result is a wondrous world that Willy Wonka might have created if he had been hooked on books rather than candy.
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Two reasons explain the looming overcapacity in countries ranging from China and India to Australia (South-East Asia remains hooked on coal).
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Berger has been hooked on CrossFit since 2005, when he was a young Army sergeant at a battalion based in Savannah, Georgia.
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But in the case of the moisturizer I've been hooked on for the past few months, I can afford to be generous.
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Once you get hooked on something like cocaine or chocolate or Twitter, it's hard to stay away from it for too long.
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The New York company raised $6 million in May to get more people hooked on its coconut oil- and cashew-based cheeses.
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It looks like the kids could be getting hooked on something a little stronger than maple syrup on this season of Riverdale.
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They got hooked on doing business in the state after moving the start-up to Houston to participate in an accelerator there.
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It's understandable that people would be hooked on the Pearsons: This Is Us crushed it in the ratings from the get-go.
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Facing shorter player attention spans, Ubisoft figures that the community pull will make people hooked on each game for a longer time.
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I spoke at length with Weir and Golden about their novels, and while I haven't finished either yet, I'm hooked on both.
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She visits Daya and finally puts together the awful truth that she is hooked on the drugs she's importing into the prison.
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It was only a year after starting the Schmidt Family Foundation that she learned to sail and became hooked on the seas.
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For those players, like myself, who've become hooked on the battle royale genre, Playground represents a break in the game's monotonous cycle.
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She'll receive some of her favorite deep cuts as well as new discoveries to keep her hooked on this awesome subscription service.
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The development of the live TV package is an attempt to sell a new service to viewers hooked on YouTube's free videos.
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Based on Ernest Cline's beloved novel, Ready Player One takes place in a dystopian future where people are hooked on digital fantasies.
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Now that we're hooked on voice, it's time for the cars to turn the "cockpit experience" into an e-commerce shopping hotspot.
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At the same time, building a business is undoubtedly a thrill ride — and some people truly seem to get hooked on it.
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He soon discovered that Kanye West had a huge hand in producing The Blueprint and was hooked on the Chicago producer's sound.
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I was trying to dig in [for the comedy special], so I started going, and I kind of got hooked on it.
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Sometimes, it's our own discomfort with intimacy that gets us hooked on the wrong people and feeling averse to the right ones.
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If I go and get hooked on "Black Is the New Whatever" or the zombie thing — I can't afford to get hooked.
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Coming out of his shell Shah is now so hooked on performance, he started a podcast focused on cybersecurity and current affairs.
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Basically, these products existed as loss leaders of sorts for Microsoft, ways to ensure that the mainstream public got hooked on computers.
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After breaking his foot 13 years before, he had become hooked on painkillers, a habit that escalated into addiction to multiple drugs.
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Some customers are hooked on Dole Whip, a pineapple soft serve, which was once only available at Disney theme parks, he added.
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Mr. Hernandez's rapid ascent — cataloged daily online — was tailor made for a new generation of web-savvy fans hooked on nonmusical content.
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During the winter of 2006, Dr. Tai visited Dr. Nagyvary in Texas and got hooked on the mystery of the famed violins.
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Once you've got a person hooked on your product — it's very much like an addiction — you have a license to print money.
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If anything is clear, it seems that the President and his posse are hooked on staying relevant in the world of celebrity.
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"We want to give people enough so that they're not just checking it out, they're getting hooked on it," Mr. Erwich said.
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Last year, Lewis's store carried Alpine cheeses from two Swiss cheesemakers, and quickly found herself hooked on both their taste and their provenance.
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The ban aims to address major public health concerns about a generation of young people who are getting hooked on vaping and nicotine.
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Nikolas Cruz was hooked on weapons and violence ... and that obsession was played out over and over again on his social media pages.
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I've been hooked on PLL for seven seasons, and am already feeling panicked about what to watch once the final A is unmasked.
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And in Maharashtra, two men who were hooked on PUBG and were playing it near railway tracks were run over by a train.
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If a love of learning is what got you hooked on teaching, you might want a summer job that keeps your brain stimulated.
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So far, hooked on Uber Pass ($25/month) because it comes with 30 minutes of JUMP riding (e-bike or scooter) per day.
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This could be helpful for getting back to your favorite clips or jumping to a new episode of a show you're hooked on.
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"Also, I would like to thank Amazon for getting America hooked on Prime," he joked, speaking of the retail giant's subscription delivery service.
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Get the kids hooked on reading early — the Kindle for Kids Bundle (two year worry-free guarantee included) is $299.99 off at $215.
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For those hooked on the O.G. three-step skin-care routine, collecting VIB Rouge points is about to get a whole lot easier.
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Linking the turbulent emotions surrounding first love to a social media status symbol was how I got hooked on Facebook back in 2005.
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That was a clever move – the free access may have gotten kids hooked on the content, and now they'll beg parents to pay.
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Men were hooked on the same product month after month, overpaying but what was the alternative if your aim was a naked face?
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Instead, Trier gets us hooked on the small little mysteries of how individuals fundamentally cannot see their shared families in the same way.
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Before the Nazis came to power, the Weimar Republic had been hooked on the purest morphine and cocaine, plentiful and cheap as liquor.
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Cook is betting on India's burgeoning middle class, improving infrastructure, and his company's past success at getting young consumers hooked on its products.
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No matter how much pain medicine she took, it never seemed enough, and over time she became hooked on pills and, eventually, heroin.
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I've been in the EDM world for a long time but I think even more so people are getting hooked on EDM now.
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Apple wants people to get hooked on their HomePod speakers to use with Apple Music and not on Amazon Echo or Google Home.
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And I got hooked on canon law … Canon law eventually led Burke to a seat on the Apostolic Signatura, the church's high court.
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The e-cigarette giant has come under increased scrutiny from state and federal officials after being blamed for getting teens hooked on vaping.
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On earnings calls with analysts, the company has emphasized the role that software and services play in keeping customers hooked on Apple's products.
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Yeah, I got kinda hooked on it, and I wasn't expecting to because not much Apatow-related has done much for me lately.
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Poland is hosting U.N. climate negotiations for a third time, but the nation remains hooked on coal, the most carbon-intensive fossil fuel.
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A 37-year-old Estonian, he got hooked on the documentaries, period dramas and other programs after living in London for four years.
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If that mispronunciation sounds familiar, then you were probably hooked on "Serial," the true-crime podcast sponsored by the email marketing start-up.
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" They seemed less than impressed, but The Times reported that "thousands" of other Americans were already hooked on "the space age pinball machine.
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The street-savvy Annie has gotten hooked on illicit samples from the drug trial that allow her to re-experience a defining trauma.
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"A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" reminded me that what got viewers hooked on Game of Thrones wasn't the spectacle or the battles.
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Brendan Lorbach, a day trader, started coming to the Baths eight years ago after getting hooked on bathhouses during a vacation in Europe.
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He had gotten hooked on national politics in high school, around the time he read a book on Robert F. Kennedy's 483 campaign.
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That does not mean that Paraguayans, or their elected leaders, are necessarily congenitally hooked on graft and bribery as a way of life.
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Everyone from Robinhood to Fidelity is hyping fractional share trading — here's why they want to get you hooked on $1 slices of stocks
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In fact, I became so hooked on Civilization before my finals that I knew I had to eliminate the problem and get clean.
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Shakespeare and Austen lead you inevitably to the other giants of the canon, and before you know it, you're hooked on Actual Literature.
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So in case you don't have enough to watch already, now you can get hooked on another TV series or two this month.
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The new pope is, superficially, novel: He's hooked on Cherry Coke Zero, he's pop-culture literate, he — well, he looks like Jude Law.
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That honor belongs to eBay, which launched in 523 using auctions to keep buyers hooked on the draw of getting a good deal.
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You can worry about seasons and esoteric gear mod systems and all that other complicated stuff later, after you're hooked on the basics.
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But if you're trying to get your kid hooked on investing, help them get involved at a young age, like Bach's grandmother did.
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Yes. Neanderthal DNA can mean you're more likely to get hooked on nicotine, even though there were no tobacco plants in archaic Europe.
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In the process, kids are getting hooked on a powerful nicotine product, like a fidget spinner that you can become chemically attached to.
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Infants are being born hooked on it, and the parents of nearly a third of children in Montana's foster-care system are methamphetamine users.
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On a recent episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show the actress revealed that she got her co-star Seth Rogen hooked on the show.
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Isolated in his penthouse suite, hooked on pills and bloated with bacon, he was "a prisoner of the town as well as its saviour".
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For many months now, I've been hooked on a particular fitness studio—Switch Playground—and I've been more consistent than ever with my workouts.
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A Pennsylvania man is facing multiple charges after police say he shot a teen whom he believed was getting his daughter hooked on drugs.
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I was hooked on The Good Place from the start, but the Season 22017 finale that aired in January was a total game changer.
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Investors also swooned at the idea of using relatively cheap marketing magic to get millions of users hooked on something and then cashing in.
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Studies suggest hiking the age to buy tobacco products would reduce the number of teens who get hooked on nicotine and therefore save lives.
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"I don't see nothing wrong with drinking, but when you get hooked on it, it's time to do something about it," Ms. Lynn said.
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Finance industry leaders see these apps as a gateway drug that could get younger customers hooked on more lucrative financial products down the line.
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Since it launched in 2012, Toutiao has accumulated hundreds of millions of daily active users who are hooked on its personalized blend of articles.
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It simply gives us insight into what relieves the feeling of thirst in our bodies — and perhaps why you're so hooked on seltzer water.
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He became hooked on the royal family and Diana after seeing her wedding to heir-to-the-throne Prince Charles on July 29, 1981.
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"To be honest I was hooked on first hearing him say "one/two/three/four" on the demo of the opening number!" he said.
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This is the final step of Facebook's three-part plan to get people hooked on Stories, according to Facebook's head of Stories, Rushabh Doshi.
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Marvel had these building blocks where they literally created something that audiences were intrigued by and then got hooked on and had to follow.
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It started about 220 years ago when I got hooked on backpacking and the weird sport of ounce-counting that comes along with it.
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But when you get so hooked on the outrage that you have to come back and hear that message every single day, that's torture.
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Unfortunately, when enough patients were hooked on it, the drug rep stopped coming, the samples dried up and I didn't know what to do.
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We also have to understand why so many users become hooked on pills: They're often in pain from the consequences of hard, physical labor.
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"I'm recently hooked on listening to Ad Week's 'CMO Moves,' 'The Moth,' 'The Big Listen,' and 'Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness,'" Thompson said.
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RELATED: Swamp on trial: Why people are hooked on the Manafort case Monday's court proceedings began with Manafort's accountant Cindy Laporta completing her testimony.
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"Amy P. from Columbus" crashed her car into a dumpster to get more of the Vicodin she got hooked on after a knee surgery.
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The overall findings suggest that viewing behavior — and fandom — is quite universal, because viewers get hooked on certain episodes and identify with similar storylines.
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At the other end of this devastating spectrum, a college freshman on Staten Island gets hooked on heroin and prostitutes herself for a fix.
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Well, that's a knife in the heart of addiction treatment in this country for a vast number of people who are hooked on opioids.
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Before you do, try to write a "nut" paragraph about why the topic of being "hooked on our smartphone" matters in our world today.
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Like a great number of my contemporaries, I became hooked on the narrative of nuclear annihilation, and via that obsession I started to plan.
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To keep nearly eight billion people fed, not to mention housed, clothed, and hooked on YouTube, humans have transformed most of the earth's surface.
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Julie, 33, initially got hooked on chiropractic videos for the cracking sounds, but stuck around for the sense of relief those sounds give her.
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He originally got hooked on racing by going to the track with his grandfather, and he fell for horses like Cigar and War Emblem.
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Nanette Kelly, an Akron resident, said she became hooked on prescription pain pills after a back injury years ago and eventually turned to heroin.
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Apparently, it was billionaire Warren Buffett, another big fan of bridge, who re-introduced him to the game and got him hooked on playing.
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The company has since consistently claimed that it wasn't the company's intention to get teens hooked on its products, even if that's exactly what transpired.
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All these former product designers like Tristan Harris keep coming forward explaining all the clever work you do to get us hooked on your products.
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And even without much need for that fight-inducing ingredient, it's so soothing and hydrating, I've become hooked on applying this every morning and night.
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It's from the same restaurant I got dinner from on Wednesday — I got several of my coworkers hooked on it, in addition to my roommate.
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For a start, some of those hooked on spice do not see themselves as addicts, thinking that it is not much more harmful than cannabis.
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Among them is Bytedance, a newish giant that has young Chinese hooked on its flawlessly addictive video and news offerings, curated with artificial-intelligence technology.
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However, they have become increasingly popular among nonsmokers, especially young people, who can get hooked on nicotine from the device without even smoking one cigarette.
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But, that doesn't totally explain why the teens are so hooked on the game from the get-go — unless it really is just that fun?
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Clearly, for proto-beer factories to be set up so long ago, people were already hooked on the sweet and bitter notes of fermented barley.
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A former industry minister famously described carmakers' joint ventures as opium: Chinese firms are hooked on them for profits and make little of value themselves.
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Underlying all discussions of the issue is always the hint that it was the British who got China hooked on drugs in the first place.
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At least 430,000 others are hooked on "Making a Murderer," a Netflix docuseries about the trials and convictions of Steven Avery in Manitowoc County, Wisconsin.
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The idea is to get people hooked on the programming and originals by offering them for free, then convert them to paying subscribers over time.
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Like Nomady, the DEA agent, Wolf said she was struck by the number of patients who turned to heroin once they got hooked on pills.
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Unplugging from our digital lives is super necessary at times, considering we're always hooked on our computers, smartphones, and devices whenever we have free time.
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She had broken the curfew imposed on her by a drug court and relapsed with the opioid pills she'd been hooked on for six years.
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"It was the behind-the-scenes TV coverage of how the team worked and developed that really got me hooked on the sport," she said.
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I sit in on a "Hooked on Sonics" meeting, where our storytelling lead and one of our producers talk to the rest of the team.
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Here Mr. Fassbender is Brandon, an exteriorly perfect Manhattanite hooked on sex, who finds his routine disrupted by the arrival of his sister (Carey Mulligan).
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Now the 20153-year-old — who is hooked on HBO's "Succession" — is setting his sights on his biggest target yet: the telecom giant AT&T.
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When she enrolled at Harvard University, she thought she might pursue law, but that plan went out the window once she got hooked on psychology.
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I had done other crossword puzzles off and on throughout the years, but really got hooked on doing the daily New York Times crossword puzzles.
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Folks hang out all day long, enjoying the poolside service, and talented technicians at the bar keep you hooked on craft cocktails and tequila tastings.
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But Juul has also become ground zero for critics who claim the company got teens hooked on vaping with flavors such as mango and creme.
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But I do prefer reading books during the day in paper form, and at night, for some reason, I have gotten hooked on my tablet.
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A mother of two and a recovering addict, she got hooked on pain pills after surgery more than a decade ago, then turned to heroin.
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Mr. Kane, who is originally from Long Island, said he became addicted to prescription opioids nearly 20 years ago, and later got hooked on heroin.
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The latest actions follow months of meetings between the F.D.A. and e-cigarette makers over how to prevent teenagers from getting hooked on their products.
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The question now arises: Are we so hooked on savoring improbable outcomes that, consciously or otherwise, we have begun to conspire in making them happen?
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If you're hooked on Chrome — and no matter how you slice it, the vast majority of users are — it's easy to move over to Brave.
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The big winners are those who can get consumers hooked on their products (opiates, video games, e-cigarettes), never mind the personal and social costs.
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The Waugh brothers toiled away at the Hôtel Welcome in Villefranche, along with Igor Stravinsky, Serge Diaghilev and Jean Cocteau, who was hooked on opium.
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Over time, I've grown more familiar with the tropes within the medium, but from the get-go, I was hooked on the depth and originality.
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Less effective is a cheesy fictional vignette woven in throughout, following a teenage boy (Skyler Gisondo) who gets a little too hooked on social media.
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"When you see something so mouthwatering and appetizing, you're more likely to try it, and then you get hooked on eating well," Pessah-Bloom said.
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Then they got half the rats hooked on alcohol by feeding it to them for 16 days, while the other half served as a control.
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He started because he was hooked on cigarettes, but he says vaping took a dark turn when people started using them anywhere, unlike a cigarette.
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Silicon Valley's attention economy has long used psychological inducements to get us hooked on devices, upping our user engagement in order to maximize their profit.
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Before she got hooked on hip-hop, Lane was an activist in the social movements which pressure authorities for better treatment of women and minorities.
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The death toll is continuing to rise as people who became hooked on addictive prescription opioids move to heroin and deadlier synthetic opioids like fentanyl.
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We're now realizing it's as possible to get addicted to these buttons, clicks, screens, and scrolls as it is to get hooked on nicotine or heroin.
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Sporting events are a way to keep those people hooked on cable plans, or at least get them to pay for expensive a la carte services.
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People already hooked on the fitness tracking space might not be so quick to pony up for the box kit (and likely already have similar gear).
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Tech companies compete to get young students hooked on their products early, with the goal that kids will keep buying their devices and services as adults.
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For a country hooked on capital inflows, saddled with $220bn in corporate debt and now faced with a spiralling currency crisis, fresh sanctions could be devastating.
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Addicts often become hooked on prescribed painkillers, then turn to cheaper heroin -- which has similar effects on the brain -- when the pills are no longer available.
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So for a long time, the government was not interested in curbing smoking rates — and in fact, had an incentive to keep people hooked on nicotine.
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But the basic problem of these elastic breasts hooked on to your rigid skeleton that produces a lot of force when we run remains the same.
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It's hard to describe the euphoria that comes after a really good run, but it's safe to say that it's easy to get hooked on it.
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The company trotted out Big Bird to talk up a new children's show that teaches kids about coding: Apple wants to get kids hooked on coding.
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Page 101:Ording's design animations, embedded since the earliest days sharpened by Chaudhri's sense of style, might be one reason we're all so hooked on smartphones.
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Tonight The CW rolled out its latest offering to young adults — and older adults who can't help but get hooked on shows like Jane the Virgin.
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After accidentally stumbling into a computer science class when she was just 8 years old (it was supposed to be photography), Sokolovquickly became hooked on coding.
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"You get hooked on it, because it can be like an action movie in your head that's so gripping that you cannot turn off," she said.
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The boisterous businessman pledged to boost local clinics, help those who are already hooked on opioids and stop the flow of drugs coming into the state.
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"He is heavily indebted due to being hooked on casino gambling, according to his immediate family," Abayalde said, reiterating the attack was not a terrorist act.
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"I was like, 'If that happens for us, I wonder if we can get a few other restaurateurs hooked on this,' no pun intended," he recalls.
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Marketplace's appeal to third-party sellers is access to Amazon's vast pool of shoppers, who have been hooked on a large product catalog and speedy shipping.
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In a video on the company's site, she talks about the difficulty finding a job after getting hooked on drugs and landing in the county jail.
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The bill would allow the federal government to award grants to states to treat people who are hooked on prescription painkillers and illicit drugs like heroin.
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McDonald's is contributing to the global obesity epidemic (see last Sunday's NY Times article, "How Big Business Got Brazil Hooked on Junk Food," 9/16/17).
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Eventually Shields hopes that all walks of life—from a kid in Cleveland to an inmate serving time in prison—will get hooked on digital conservation.
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Whitmer noted that she believes companies use the flavors, such as bubble gum and "fruit loops," to attract young people and get them hooked on nicotine.
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And we are Trump addicts, hooked on the hyperventilating rush of wild stories and all the great things that accrue from playing Beowulf to Trump's Grendel.
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Oil companies and other large polluters had grown rich while the world got hotter, pouring millions into lobbying efforts to keep people hooked on fossil fuels.
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I couldn't have foreseen, for instance, that a boy in Texas might start peeking over my shoulder, or that he would get hooked on solving, too.
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One relative is an alcoholic, another is also a heroin addict, and a third -- who won't touch heroin because of Rebecca -- is hooked on pain pills.
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But even as the economy has improved, its growth has shown no sign of slowing down, indicating that shoppers are still hooked on deals and discounts.
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Sean Clarke, who started his career at Asda in 2001, said he was "looking forward to returning to the business that got him hooked on retail".
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This sneak peek at the superhero sequel brings back Blue Swede's distinctive song "Hooked on a Feeling," which was part of the original film's marketing campaign.
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I couldn't have foreseen, for instance, that a boy in Texas might start peeking over my shoulder, or that he would get hooked on solving, too.
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But they kept selling some of their stuff to Netflix anyway, because once you get hooked on Netflix money, it's hard to stop taking Netflix money.
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You couldn't backtrack on a level, and the game wasn't exactly a challenge, but it was still the classic Mario experience Nintendo got us all hooked on.
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Just let her blonde-to-blonder experience serve as a cautionary tale of how easy it is to get hooked on the hue once you start bleaching.
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But Jackler, whose research group has tracked thousands of e-cigarette advertisements seemingly targeting teens, says that a generation of young people are already hooked on nicotine.
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They help services like Spotify add users to the mix—users who, maybe, eventually get hooked on the service and don't mind paying full price for it.
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As a kid, I remember her getting hooked on Sim Tower (just like I did) and teaching me how to create my first "magazines" using Microsoft WordArt.
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Uber's in-ride mode is one claim to that territory — a content-rich Trojan horse to get us hooked on premium content before wheeling in the ads.
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"This technology thing is kind of crazy, actually, because they get hooked on it very early, so it's limited to an hour," Murgatroyd explains of her reasoning.
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While getting younger men hooked on sildenafil might make for a profitable business model, it's not a great way to promote healthy attitudes toward sex, Baum notes.
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I got hooked on acupuncture shortly after starting it, not just for the hormonal-balancing aspect, but because of the stress release I felt as a result.
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Oxenfree's reliance on constant character chatter keeps your attention hooked on every moment, and its story very effectively taps into the nostalgia around coming-of-age tales.
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In other words, all these Facebook scandals might not be affecting Facebook's bottom line, as many people are hooked on the service and they lack an alternative.
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More than one publisher worried Facebook's end game was to get publishers "hooked" on the format and then demand an ever-growing share of their ad revenue.
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Your kid could be a fucking nightmare, hooked on crack, constantly stealing the TV and fucking up your life but you're never going to stop loving them.
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In addition to the creamy mango base, the drink features a strawberry and prickly pear puree, and it will have you hooked on the prickly pear flavor.
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There are many Don't let your kids get hooked on sugar, says Agatha Achindu, a mother of three who founded Yummy Spoonfuls Organic Baby Food in 2006.
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It didn't take long for me, either, to get hooked on the potency that comes from controlling the movements of football players, even if they were animated.
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Australian Open champion Kerber revealed on Saturday that she had been hooked on watching the Euros, particularly the progress of Die Mannschaft, during her preparations in London.
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People were hooked on it in all corners of the UK: from bored teenagers in impoverished countryside villages to office workers in the skyscrapers of major cities.
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It's where, this year, I truly got hooked on Grafir, lost my mind over Dulvitund, and saw Sinmara truly come into their own as a live force.
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Photographing the opulent Kings Theatre in Brooklyn — which opened in 1929, shuttered in 1977, and recently reopened after a $95 million renovation — got him hooked on theaters.
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So far, the theater association has helped more than 340 individuals change their lives for the better, 30 percent of whom were hooked on drugs, he said.
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I was immediately hooked on the beautiful costumes, the lavish production design, the sword fights, the constant emotional turmoil, and most of all, the beautiful love story.
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SINGAPORE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Every day after his morning run, Adam Reutens-Tan washes under a half-full camping shower hooked on the ceiling of his bathroom.
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" And there is "Hooked On It," a whole song about fishing that is nowhere near as clever as Brad Paisley's "I'm Gonna Miss Her (The Fishin' Song).
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She saw a television ad for British Airways that used the ethereal "Flower Duet" from Leo Delibes's "Lakme," which she credits with getting her hooked on opera.
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As the story goes, doctors, driven by a misleading campaign from big pharma, prescribed a ridiculous amount of painkillers to Americans, getting patients hooked on the drugs.
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"I've gotten quite hooked on this," said Kasimir Karkkainen, 2139, who works in a hardware store, as he browsed the meat section in the Vallila S-market.
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Read These Secrets: Our children's books editor talks about our new guide for getting children hooked on books and celebrates how kid lit has become more diverse.
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Within 30 mins of the bell ringing and school letting out, every single blunt in that box was sold and I was fucking hooked on the job.
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All sorts of rumors circulated -- one of which claimed that since surviving an al Qaeda assassination attempt a decade ago, bin Nayef had been hooked on painkillers.
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Muniz was immediately hooked on the script and tells PEOPLE he "loved it" enough to audition for the role — one of his first auditions in 20 years.
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Despite the scene's noticeable success in getting local kids hooked on live punk music, the venue's owners say getting them to the venue is the hard part.
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Knowing the Pearson family's history of addiction, and Hartley's tease of Kevin's upcoming "dark path," it's pretty likely the movie star is about to get hooked on opiates.
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One was that I was getting hooked on this other way of studying evolution, which involved looking at evolution in self-replicating computer programs, which was absolutely fascinating.
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What we're saying is that once you get hooked on the fizzy, bright-colored bathing experience, it's nearly impossible to imagine going back to regular, dingy old bathwater.
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But while some couples would find working together every day exhausting, these two seem to have found the perfect balance that keeps us forever hooked on their adorableness.
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Helaine Reaves joined Orangetheory in Washington in September and said she is hooked on the workout; she credits the technology and the competition it creates for her results.
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Maybe starting out with vaping gets otherwise low-risk kids hooked on nicotine, or maybe it normalizes smoking behavior so they're less turned off by cigarettes later on.
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The past few months may have seen a wavering in sales for the luxury brand, but on the bridal front, women are still hooked on Marchesa's elegant fantasy.
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Why South Korea's teens are so addicted South Korea is not the only country where teenagers are hooked on phones -- worries are growing about excessive smartphone use worldwide.
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When I asked how tempted he was to at least sample the teriyaki-like gold himself, Workman explained that he was hooked on the stuff back in '98.
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If it's hard to imagine the human experience without Instagam these days, that's because you, too, are hooked on shopping, stalking, and double-tapping your way through life.
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Afterwards, I snuggle with my dogs and read online (currently hooked on a vampire book I found for free) before kissing them goodbye and going back to work.
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From that first day in the pool, Gigi was hooked on the sport, which played into not only her natural gift for showmanship but also her tenacious athleticism.
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Infinite scroll, badges, and autoplay are seemingly linchpins for many of the social networks we've come to know and love (or, as ethical technologists argue, get hooked on).
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Girls more likely to be hooked on their phones, with 35 percent spending five hours or more per day on them – compared to 30 percent of the boys.
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If your early years were defined by crescent moons and shooting stars, you were either really into astronomy or, like the rest of us, hooked on Lucky Charms.
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The stylist said Washington originally introduced her to the product, and the two have been hooked on using it before every one of her red carpet events since.
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The focus is on getting the new rich hooked on buying, first, watches and then contemporary art; and on finding out what such clients want and providing it.
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He's publicly tangled with Janitch in the past and says his predictions seem to serve mainly to frighten his fans—and keep them hooked on his next broadcast.
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One of the biggest knocks against Nestlé is that it promotes obesity in places like Africa, a growth market, by getting consumers hooked on sugary and fatty foods.
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I was hooked on the stuff early on, partly because my parents used to drink the black energy liquid one cup after the other when I grew up.
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" Mr. Rogers grew up in North Carolina and got hooked on science fiction early, after viewings of "Sesame Street" and "The Electric Company" gave way to "Doctor Who.
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Ever since then, the country has been hooked on trying to spot this giant creature, particularly in the Pacific Northwest, where alleged sightings have been the most frequent.
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Twitter has noticed more and more of us watching live video on our phones, so it's riding the wave to get you even more hooked on its app.
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He says he experimented with psychedelics recreationally when he was in his teens and 20s, but after getting hooked on methamphetamines, he quit drugs altogether and got sober.
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If you're not hooked on sugary drinks, stick to water — replacing sugar with fake stuff may not be doing your body any favors, and could actually be harmful.
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As I grew older, he would buy me perfume for holidays, and it was because of him that I got hooked on Jo Malone's Nectarine Blossom & Honey ($135).
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Related: Worship at Genesis Breyer P-Orridge's Cut-Up Altar Trip on 'Aerial Paintings' with Artist Tom Shannon Adrien Brody Gets 'Hooked' on Fish Art at Frieze Week
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Betty teaches Sunday school, leads Scout troops, drinks, gets fat, slims down, suffers a pinched nerve in her neck, gets hooked on the pills prescribed by her doctors.
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Photo: Scott Olson (Getty Images)North Carolina is aggressively going after the vaping industry for what the state sees as its role in getting kids hooked on nicotine.
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In fact, the mobile plan, Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto said, is in part to get people hooked on Nintendo products so they then buy a piece of Nintendo hardware.
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He soon learned that skinhead trappings — Doc Martens, the skinny suspenders known as braces, Nazi insignias — made people automatically fear him, and he got hooked on that, too.
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This course, which comes with one hour of video tutorial content, gives job hunters insight into crafting the perfect cover letter that gets recruiters hooked on hiring you.
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By episode three, Monica becomes irritated that her friends like her new boyfriend Alan more than she does, and Chandler gets hooked on cigarettes for a second time.
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In 603, the NPR podcast "Embedded" told the heartbreaking story of a nurse with three children who hurt her back at work and was soon hooked on opioids.
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Sitting cross-legged at a table in her living room this fall, with a green cane hooked on her chair, she did not wax sentimental about the past.
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His reconstructed work space has a cane hooked on his piano chair, bookshelves crowded with volumes and photographs, and a light box view of his rolling green yard.
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Another woman, a 48-year-old from Kansas whom I'll call April, told me she spent 15 years hooked on Adderall, a stimulant prescribed for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
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Experts worry that e-cigarettes could put children's developing brains at risk, get them hooked on nicotine early in life and be a gateway to smoking and other drugs.
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Critics of the proposed ban see potential in kratom — or its biological source, mitragyna speciosa — as a nonaddictive, plant-based alternative for people hooked on heroin or prescription painkillers.
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I make my bed and begin my usual morning skincare routine, which consists of ice rolling my face (something I have gotten literally ALL of my friends hooked on).
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A 2015 National Academy of Medicine study concluded that increasing the minimum buying age would reduce the number of teens who get hooked on nicotine and therefore save lives.
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Bolu is one of millions of Nigerians dealing with addiction to tramadol — a number that's set to soar as Africa's most populous nation becomes increasingly hooked on the painkiller.
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How wordless books can help your kid learn to read Savor the series: It's common for kids to become book lovers for life after getting hooked on a series.
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All of this contributes to the perception that Amazon is adamant about keeping customers satisfied and hooked on its services, even if it means hemorrhaging cash now and again.
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It's already become a powerhouse in serendipitous video discovery via the News Feed, and Watch will surely provide enough suggestions to get people hooked on shows they weren't expecting.
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We were first introduced to Clips last spring and got hooked on the app's ability to stylize short videos to send to our friends, family, and social media followers.
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Experts worry that e-cigarettes could put kids' developing brains at risk, get them hooked on nicotine early in life, and be a gateway to smoking and other drugs.
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What it really needs, though, are a few must-see tent-pole shows to drag in a wider audience that can get hooked on the reimagined digital magazine experience.
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So many Americans are hooked on heroin and prescription painkillers like OxyContin and Vicodin that drug overdose is now the leading cause of accidental death in the United States.
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Anyone doing comedy professionally will tell you that, when you're young and you get a laugh at school—especially in front of an audience—you get hooked on that.
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Since the global crisis of 2007-09 markets have become so hooked on central banks' "forward guidance" that they are now barely able to work it out for themselves.
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They have all those programs and treatment options and stuff now because these white girls in the suburbs are hooked on narcotics and pills and now it's a catastrophe.
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The Miami Dolphins assistant coach caught blowing lines is coming clean on his addiction -- admitting he was hooked on coke before his snorting video ... and vowing to stay sober.
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But there is one major thing that I, and mostly likely you too, have in common with Styles — we get hooked on and weepy over any Nicholas Sparks flick.
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Dr. Drew says it just can't be a weed issue that the Patriots WR is dealing with ... telling us Josh is most likely hooked on something much more powerful.
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The question is whether you're getting any of the same benefits if you eschew the power nap to veg out in front of the latest show you're hooked on.
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There are people, particularly those sick of being another anonymous cog in the West, who become hooked on this feeling, and they crowd the bars in Bangkok and Tokyo.
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Just after the company's I.P.O. in 2012, investors were almost universally convinced that Facebook couldn't get people hooked on its app the way it had seduced us on desktops.
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"If somebody becomes really passionate about doing something through password sharing, and at some point they get hooked on it, they move into being a paying subscriber," he said.
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The many memes about being hooked on collaborative infrastructure building—or being grateful towards the players who are—popping up on the game's dedicated subreddit drive this sentiment home.
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Young kids are obsessed with the "Baby Shark" song, and my daughter is hooked on this interactive shark plush ($25) that plays the song and "dances" on hard floors.
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He is the grandson of R.J. Reynolds, the man behind a namesake tobacco company largely responsible for the fact that millions of Americans continue to be hooked on cigarettes.
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Billy Miller became hooked on Top 40 radio before his teens and began collecting records soon after, developing an intense interest in West Coast surf music and garage bands.
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Why it matters: Younger generations of kids, including high school and middle schoolers, are becoming hooked on the popular tobacco products that come in flashy packaging and fruity flavors.
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Instagram said last September that it had 500 million total daily users, so it's likely that a majority of community is now hooked on the Stories format Snapchat invented.
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Experts worry that the devices could put kids' developing brains at risk, get them hooked on nicotine early in life and be a gateway to smoking and other drugs.
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Those two 15-year-olds, because they were all part of this group, were hooked on opiates and whatever, and you know, prostituting themselves to make money for it.
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With encouragement from pharmaceutical companies, they prescribed excessive numbers of opioid painkillers — getting a lot of people hooked on the drugs, and letting excess painkillers flood the black market.
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But after getting hooked on flavored products, Mr. Lloyd, who lives in the state's northernmost county, Sussex, said he would never return to tobacco cigarettes — or tobacco-flavored vapes.
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The first part of season six caught Bojack at a low point, struggling to clean himself up after getting hooked on painkillers and alcohol, and assaulting a co-star.
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"We know from social psychology that the best way to get people hooked on something is to give them a reward on a very uncertain time frame," Kets said.
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At work, she often sees her daughter, who has spent much of the last decade in and out of jail after getting hooked on pain pills following an injury.
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Speaking to Business Insider about Juul and the e-cigarette industry, Florida-based Schlesinger accused Juul of deliberately setting out to "get millions of teenagers hooked" on its products.
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Experts worry that e-cigarettes could put kids' developing brains at risk, get them hooked on nicotine early in life and be a gateway to smoking and other drugs.
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His life, though, took a terrible turn when he became hooked on tik — the local variant of crystal methamphetamine — in what he described as his "date with the devil".
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It's a collection of catchy classic hits, from "Hooked on a Feelin'" to "I Want You Back," and they're expertly in-sync with the movie without ever being gimmicky.
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Some experts are concerned about how little is known about their potential health risks and about growing use by teenagers, fearing that a new generation will become hooked on nicotine.
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The A-list actress is hooked on the completely fake saga of one man and a couple dozen women just trying to find their happily ever after on national television.
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But recent research has found that the pesticides, by acting similarly upon insect brains to how nicotine does on mammalian ones, could in fact be getting bees hooked on poison.
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In exchange, YouTube's new partners from the world of traditional TV partners can make use of its machine learning technology to improve recommendations and get users hooked on new shows.
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For Ms. Hansen it was the combination of a fractured family, a mother who got hooked on methamphetamines and natural disasters: Twice Ms. Hansen had her home burn in wildfires.
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" In the letter, the senator also mentioned recently uncovered court documents that "show clearly that Sackler family members personally and aggressively drove Purdue's strategy to get Americans hooked on OxyContin.
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Late '90s programming like The Sopranos and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine got audiences hooked on continuing stories, while later shows like Lost and Fringe came along and doubled down.
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In the first season of Justin Simien's Netflix original show Dear White People, the students of Armstrong-Parker House were hooked on "Defamation," a parody of Shonda Rhimes' show Scandal.
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But the art is jaw droppingly gorgeous, the sprawling story is easy to get hooked on and the dungeon-crawling is driven by a nifty, uniquely Persona take on combat.
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Sure, the drugs will ease the pain — but they'll also get Daya hooked on heroin, just like Annalisa (Christina Toth) and Tina (Rebecca Knox), the women who constantly trail Daddy.
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However, if you're hooked on all the features that Google's added to its navigation app, then you might be want to stick to the mobile app on a dashboard mount.
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Health insurance claims for people hooked on prescription painkillers and heroin skyrocketed as the number of Americans who fatally overdosed on those opioids hit record highs, a new analysis reveals.
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Due to its combination of bloody horror, action, character drama, and politics, the show has been responsible for getting a lot of people hooked on anime (or lured them back).
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In a perverse way, this shielded minority patients from the tsunami of opioid painkiller prescriptions that got white Americans hooked on opioids and led to a wave of deadly overdoses.
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Business models are cemented around the capture and trading of personal information, and consumers are still hooked on the free, real-time services they get in exchange for that data.
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Early 1900s: Morphine and the creation of pain management Civil War veterans whose injuries were treated with morphine were among those hooked on opioids at the turn of the century.
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Earlier this year, European researchers discovered that young fish get hooked on plastic microbeads (the kind you find in exfoliants), stunting their growth and making them more vulnerable to predators.
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At our local regional hospital, it's become a bitter joke the extent to which the community is hooked on "Xanatab" — the Xanax and Lortab prescriptions that lead to drug dependence.
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Experts also worry that the devices could put kids' developing brains at risk, get them hooked on nicotine early in life and be a gateway to smoking and other drugs.
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And once you've gotten consumers hooked on The Screening Room, will Parker and his pals want to keep paying off theaters at the old rate when those contracts come up?
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Canadians are increasingly getting hooked on and killed by the drugs, says Benedikt Fischer, who studies prescription-drug misuse at the University of Toronto's Centre for Addiction and Mental Health.
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Where you can watch: Netflix Netflix's historical crime drama about Colombian drug kingpin Pablo Escobar is a show that we were hooked on when we first saw it last year.
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Davis, though hooked on the new Modernism, didn't know what to do with it and for a while longer stuck with New York scenes and landscapes painted in Gloucester, Mass.
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"People get hooked" on Mr. Gonzalez's cookery, said the restaurant's owner, Eugene Kabilnitsky, who was also the original owner of Tomato & Basil, the previous inhabitant of the Miro Kitchen space.
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It will still be a momentous year for markets hooked on cheap money provided by the U.S. Federal Reserve and its counterparts in the euro zone, Britain, Japan and elsewhere.
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Bart Arconti, a junior at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, got hooked on prescription painkillers in the basement of his best friend's townhouse in a Baltimore suburb.
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New York (CNN Business)Costco relies on a surprising perk to engage its executive members and keep them hooked on their $22018-a-year subscription: The Costco Connection monthly magazine.
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Public health officials have said fruit- and candy-flavored e-cigarettes are leading a growing number of teenagers to use vaping products and become hooked on the nicotine they contain.
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He added that financial efforts from online platforms like Google and Facebook were more about keeping customers hooked on an app or website in order to drive their advertising revenues.
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He found he was hooked on journalism, and his skills — speed, accuracy and style — earned him a plum in 1952 when The Sun sent him to London as a correspondent.
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Friedkin, the Academy Award-winning director of such films as "The Exorcist" and "The French Connection," became hooked on Proust by way of his first wife, the actress Jeanne Moreau.
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Scandals abound on Scandal, but fans will never forget the one that got them hooked on Shonda Rhimes' addictive series in the first place: Fitzgerald Grant's extramarital affair with Olivia Pope.
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Torres had a rough upbringing that included getting hooked on drugs in his teenage years and later working as Lenny Kravitz's assistant before he was fired for falling off the wagon.
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Once you're hooked on the story, you might run into the app's paywall that lets you read more if you make an in-app purchase or if you wait 40 minutes.
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Yet at the end of the day, they made millions of dollars as their marketing scheme worked — and tens of thousands of people got hooked on and died from their products.
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" Jones also alleged that the acts were used as "leverage," which she explained as "meaning after they turn you out or get you hooked on drugs they use it against you.
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"I have deceived this girl, first getting her hooked on Harry Potter, Magic: The Gathering, and Dungeons & Dragons!" he recited to me in an arrogant, sinister voice, peppered with maniacal laughter.
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Internet entrepreneurs devote a lot of thought to getting users hooked on their products, providing them with endless feedback (such as beeps and pings) in order to keep them coming back.
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"I grew up eating and cooking food from all over the world, but when I visited a friend in San Francisco at 19, I was hooked on American food," explains Browne.
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That is why it is so important that we attract and nurture these future change-makers by getting children hooked on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) at an early age.
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Today, 56 years since getting hooked on the market, Dalio has amassed a $17 billion dollar fortune, most of which he prefers to keep in a balanced portfolio, he tells Robbins.
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This is the episode that should make you hold off, back away from the remote, reflect, and reminisce on why you got hooked on the nighttime soap in the first place.
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If you've heard of MailChimp, it's either because you are one of its 12 million customers or because you were hooked on "Serial," the blockbuster true-crime podcast that MailChimp sponsored.
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Then there's tech "addiction," the rising worry that adults and kids are getting hooked on smartphones and social networks despite our best efforts to resist the constant desire for a fix.
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"We've worked too hard over the past 50 years to reduce smoking rates among young people to let these companies profit off of getting them hooked on nicotine," Ms. Healey said.
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I was so hooked on everything in Judgment that I bought a copy of Yakuza 0, which is made by the same developer (Sega) and a pretty similar style of game.
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"For people that get hooked on it, you do it and do it, you end up needing more and more to get to the same place more and more," he said.
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Then there's tech "addiction," the rising worry that adults and kids are getting hooked on smartphones and social networks despite our best efforts to resist the constant desire for a fix.
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He upped the ante this past week, when he proposed a nationwide ban on all flavors of e-cigarettes, which are disproportionately to blame for getting our children hooked on nicotine.
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The letter reflected the growing concerns among health experts about the potential consequences of more kids getting hooked on highly addictive nicotine vaping products and the company's role in that epidemic.
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It might be the case that students first start to lag in school then get hooked on social media, rather than social media being one of the reasons their grades start slipping.
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Others welcomed WHO&aposs new classification, saying it was critical to identify people hooked on video games quickly because they are usually teenagers or young adults who don&apost seek help themselves.
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In a since-removed Instagram story, Brown revealed that she just started the Lifetime-turned-Netflix series, and is completely hooked on the romance between Joe and aspiring writer Beck (Elizabeth Lail).
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Galloway got hooked on the forward-facing sport in the 2690s, before the advent of the sports bra, when all you needed to run was a simple, no-frills pair of sneaks.
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Episode 4 At the beginning of episode 13, Clay discovers Justin is hooked on black tar heroin — which Clay knows he can't be, if he wants to testify against Bryce in court.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The Zambian slum of Chibolya is notorious for crime and drugs, but acrobat Gift Chansa wants to get the township's youth hooked on a very different high - circus.
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What's happening: Buoyed by the success of audiobooks, developers are deploying an array of new tech to pull words off the printed page and capture a generation hooked on whiz-bang entertainment.
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Ahead, the skin-care products that Reddit's armchair skin experts can't get enough of — and the ones you'll be hooked on, too, once you take that first stumble down the rabbit hole...
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Hilde's father, Matthew Lysiak, a former New York Daily News reporter, used to bring his young daughter to the newsroom – and got her hooked on telling crime stories, according to the Post.
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The big picture: Consumers have gotten hooked on speed — and the efficiencies that e-commerce injected into retail are getting erased because now there are more deliveries of smaller numbers of packages.
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While Palmer's first forays into entrepreneurship hit a few snags — his first concept was for a perfume and cosmetics company that never truly took off — he was hooked on the lifestyle nonetheless.
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Getting kids hooked on milk early isn't just good for business in the short-term; these companies also hope to shape their buying habits early on, so they'll be lifelong dairy consumers.
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Josh Hawley, who is proposing a legislative fix that would force online services to stop using features intended to get us hooked on our gadgets, like infinite scroll and auto-play videos.
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Larry Weinberg, 22006, typifies the Great Courses' core customer: A voracious learner, he got hooked on the Great Courses video and audio classes shortly after he retired from Boeing a decade ago.
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Google's apps generally work better on Android devices than on iPhones, so the more that people get hooked on Google's core apps, the less incentive there is to stay loyal to Apple.
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He thinks about his first-ever game at the XL Center, on November 26, 1983, when Hartford beat the Rangers with eight seconds left in overtime and he became hooked on hockey.
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The movie is really about these people who get hooked on this adrenaline lifestyle, who party all night and do meaningful work, and live in dangerous conditions and put themselves at risk.
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It was around 1984 and he brought home our first computer, and there was a little dungeon crawler type game that I became obsessed with—I've been hooked on gaming ever since.
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The shift came in 2012 when a rave friend Adam Bawany exposed me to the lavish branded party scene that happens outside the fest, and I was hooked on site ever since.
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With 583,000 followers on Instagram, the 30year-old has become one of the most popular social media influencers in the fashion space, with fans hooked on her stylish outfits and irreverent captions.
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A hyper-connected voyeur, Kayla seems hooked on other people's experiences and emotions, a torrent suggesting that they, unlike her, are living their best lives and having the coolest, most awesome time.
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The three authors have suggested that sugar should be considered a 'gateway drug' and that addiction to sugar is just as real—and just as detrimental—as being hooked on actual drugs.
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Now, even toddlers are hooked on the world's most popular stimulant, with one Boston Medical Center study finding that 15 percent of Boston toddlers drink up to four ounces of coffee a day.
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Unfortunately, the formula is as addictive as it is effective, and getting hooked on something really good and really expensive will predictably land me in credit-card debt long before I turn 30.
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"Kentucky farmers don't want their children to get hooked on tobacco products while they are in middle school or high school any more than any parent anywhere wants that to happen," McConnell said.
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Today, the coffee chain announced the introduction of "cold foam," which as the name suggests is a cold version of the steamed milk that got you hooked on lattes in the first place.
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Walmart has stopped selling e-cigarettes and several places have announced plans to restrict the sale of flavored vapes, with critics saying the flavors target young people and get youth hooked on nicotine.
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Both Facebook and Google have more than 2 billion people hooked on to their primary platforms (Facebook itself and Android) as well as a half-dozen other services with a billion-plus users.
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Plus, Apple et al are trying to meet larger strategic goals with TV streaming devices, using them as a trojan horse to get consumers hooked on iOS (or Android, or the Alexa platform).
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Getting "hooked" on fitness may sound less than ideal, but in my case the benefits far outweighed the handful of problems they created—namely, where to workout, and what the hell to wear.
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The emotionally fraught series, in which the James-led Miami Heat beat a very young Thunder team in five games, got her hooked on the sport, and laid the groundwork for her fandom.
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The teenagers who were hooked on Pac-Man in the arcades and amusement parks of the early 250s are getting ready for retirement, but many of them have never stopped playing video games.
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"We dont want our European allies hooked on Russian gas through the Nord Stream II project, any more than we ourselves want to be dependent on Venezuelan oil supplies," Pompeo told the conference.
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The former Divas champ didn't detail exactly how she overcame her addictions -- or the drug(s) she was hooked on -- but says she's been able to rebuild her life in the time since.
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Because of this reigning ability to keep people hooked on its shows, HBO has been able to fund projects that would likely only ever work on HBO (Game of Thrones, Westworld, Boardwalk Empire).
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So it makes sense that it would look for any means to introduce its shows to Netflix users in order to get then hooked on its exclusive content, and then keep them subscribed.
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He came upon the idea for Blippi in 2013 after spending time with his then-2-year-old nephew, who was hooked on YouTube videos featuring excavators or tractors set to background music.
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That contributed to a youth vaping epidemic that has left more than a million new young people hooked on e-cigarettes, according to US health officials, who've since launched a crackdown on vaping.
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"I understand the deliberative process argument, but let me be clear, what you are hearing from everybody up here is that we have children who are getting hooked on these products," she said.
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Why this matters: Trump has been hooked on coverage, especially of himself, since the glory days of the New York tabloids, when he would happily leak details about his affairs and business deals.
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So if you prefer Android and are already hooked on Google's suite of internet-powered software, including its maps, photos, email and document-editing apps, then you probably won't regret buying the Pixel.
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These painkillers, as we now know, are a big driver of overdoses by themselves, and the pills' proliferation got people hooked on opioids, eventually leading them to other opioids like heroin and fentanyl.
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The 15-year-old Simon (Kyle McArthur) is not a spectacular social media liar like Evan; he is merely an aficionado and amateur author of comic books, hooked on their tales of rescue.
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Hooked on what he saw up in the night sky, Kageyama built a larger telescope in his teens and twenties, and even constructed a 25-meter wooden rocket, which people could climb into.
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He got hooked on the platform after making his first online sale there, to a collector in France — even though at $1,500 it was a lower price than his work had been fetching.
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To the Editor: It's frustrating to see a generation that was on the cusp of broadly rejecting cigarettes now hooked on nicotine because of a decade of lax oversight over e-cigarette products.
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SurveyMonkey data shows that passengers have gotten so hooked on Uber and Lyft that the companies could raise prices further if they were so inclined, said Zander Lurie, CEO of SurveyMonkey-parent SVMK.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Capital markets activity in Brazil will fail to grow significantly as long as state lenders keep the country's companies hooked on cheap credit, the securities industry watchdog said on Wednesday.
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For those long hooked on the sport, no Derby seems to come out exactly as they expected in advance, which is the one, somewhat counterintuitive lesson provided by repeat exposure, year after year.
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Again, there's also just something about wearing the gloves that makes me feel strong and like I can do anything, and I have to admit I'm pretty hooked on this kind of workout.
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"We don't want our European allies hooked on Russian gas through the Nord Stream II project, any more than we ourselves want to be dependent on Venezuelan oil supplies," Pompeo told the conference.
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They were also more prone to getting hooked on the gum than one-time smokers who used it to wean themselves off tobacco, perhaps because they never built up a tolerance to nicotine.
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I didn't understand how it worked, so I started reading about Mosaic and Tim Berners-Lee and Vint Cerf and obviously Mosaic and Marc Andreessen and I just became really hooked on it.
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And that's truly the thing that gets me hooked on a game of Diablo like nothing else (outside of Dota, which I'm avoiding playing for the sake of my health and sanity): the gameplay.
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The legions of fans hooked on ABC's reality-TV romance factory may band together under the moniker of Bachelor Nation, but The Bachelor is really less like a country and more like a planet.
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After all, more than 100 million people already pay $119 annually to receive Amazon Prime's free and fast shipping; expediting that service and expanding purchasing options will likely keep customers hooked on Amazon's services.
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Gaslighters will often rightly assume that if you allude to the things in this list, you are more likely both to get hooked on them and to be more tolerant of their bad behavior.
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I know the show wants me worrying about Zendaya's character Rue — and trust me, I do — but I worry even more so because the person orchestrating her dependency is practically still hooked on phonics.
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But investors are skeptical that AKP's long-promised reforms can transform a slumping economy hooked on foreign debt, and also worry about fraying diplomatic ties with the United States that could bring more sanctions.
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The original call deemed that Marleau had incidental contact with Bishop, who had made a big save moments earlier on a penalty shot, blocking Joonas Donskoi's shot after he was hooked on a breakaway.
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Most e-cigarettes, especially the most popular brands, still contain nicotine, and nicotine is a highly addictive drug -- especially for teens, who are likely to get hooked on the drug more easily than adults.
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Though that's just 5 percent of Facebook's 1.5 billion daily users, it indicates that if Facebook can get people hooked on its ad-supported shows, it could squeeze serious viewing time out of them.
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While in the grand scheme of things, this tweak to the onboarding process may seem like a small change, personalization efforts are a key to getting users hooked on a given music streaming platform.
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I wasn't really into them until right before I did It, and then I thought, Oh, I should probably start watching scary movies now, and now I'm so hooked on them—I love them.
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Its Uber Rewards that rolled out in January earns users points for both rides and food orders, and higher reward tiers score users free Eats deliveries that could get them hooked on the convenience.
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He is young and blue-eyed, and became hooked on opioids as a small child when he began consuming his father's prescription pain medication and then slowly shifted to heroin because it was cheaper.
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After getting hooked on Big Brother at age nine in 2001, when the show was in its second season, Armstrong began following the live feeds and online episode discussions closely in his free time.
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But, even if they can help smokers quit, there's also indications e-cigs are ushering in a new generation of adolescents hooked on nicotine who may be more likely to start smoking tobacco later.
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As an attendee, I'd been impressed by how the founder (known as Professor Fidget Wigglesworth at camp) used playfulness and presence to transport us back to childhood, before we got hooked on the internet.
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I was hooked on the fact that I think so many of us spend most of our waking hours at work, and yet very few of us find our jobs really meaningful and motivating.
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Sure, there are treatment facilities for adolescents who are hooked on devices, and psychologists use terms like "problematic media use" in describing a small percentage of people who seem to prefer screens to people.
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I never got hooked on this particular genre as reading material, but I do get pulled in to series on television and it looks as if this particular book, "The Likeness," is being adapted.
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The company still faces a barrage of lawsuits from more than 1,500 cities and counties that want to hold it accountable for the role OxyContin may have played in getting people hooked on opioids.
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According to the FDA, kids are more likely to become hooked on tobacco products if their first product was flavored than youth whose first experience with the substance was with a tobacco-flavored product.
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" In a statement, Antonio Romanucci, an attorney at Romanucci & Blandin, the firm that filed the lawsuit, said, "To put it mildly, Adam didn't stand a chance to avoid getting hooked on these toxic timebombs.
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We know longtime smokers in the US typically initiate the habit in their youth, so making cigarettes less addictive could help keep young people from getting hooked on the products in the first place.
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But investors are sceptical that AKP's long-promised reforms can transform a slumping economy hooked on foreign debt, and also worry about fraying diplomatic ties with the United States that could bring more sanctions.
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Since coming to power in 2014, the pro-Western government has pledged to stamp out the systemic graft that flourished under former president Viktor Yanukovich and kept Ukraine hooked on Russian money and cheap gas.
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And if you're as hooked on '90s nostalgia right now as the rest of the internet, you'll know what it's like to fall down a Thierry Mugler, Gianni Versace, and Jean Paul Gaultier rabbit hole.
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The agency will weigh the "net public health benefit" to make its decision, meaning regulators will weigh the products' negative effects of getting minors hooked on nicotine against the benefits of helping adult smokers quit.
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" Reedus even got Kruger hooked on The Walking Dead: "He kind of guilt-tripped me for not knowing what it was about," she shared, "but I started in season 6, so I'm filling in holes!
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Bentley was not a trained scientist, or photographer for that matter, but when his parents gave him a microscope at the age of 15, he was hooked on examining the natural forces of the world.
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Snapchat has slowly but surely been building out Lenses, its augmented reality face filter platform, both as a way to keep users hooked on taking selfies and as a way to earn money from advertisers.
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As much as adults are now constantly inundated with technology — those constant Facebook notifications and that next episode on Netflix already cued up — children today are even more primed to become hooked on their devices.
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It's been more than two years since Guardians of the Galaxy got moviegoers hooked on Marvel's gang of wily space-explorers—and if the first full trailer for 2017's Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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The 61-year-old completes the trio of core leaders of a youthful country hooked on social media, and growing in its awareness of politics and Vietnam's complex ties with China and the United States.
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However, as of lately she told the news station she's "hooked" on Taco Bell's Nacho Fries, an item the chain recently brought back that is, as the name suggests, fries served with nacho cheese dip.
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The teaser is set to Blue Suede's "Hooked on a Feeling," which was one of many 1970s hits on Peter Quill's mix-tape, received from his dying mother before being kidnapped by that passing spaceship.
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Among its best-selling, begun in the early '80s, was the Hooked on Classics series, in which the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra of London played the likes of Bach, Beethoven and Brahms to a disco backbeat.
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Moving on to a few more impact veterans, the Denver Nuggets signed 32-year-old Paul Millsap to a three-year, $90 million deal that somehow has a team option hooked on at the end.
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MacGregor was adamant about the potentially widespread health implications of a nation hooked on tubes of meat (or meat replacements) that make it very difficult for consumers to stay within their daily recommended sodium intake.
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By the time a disjointed season 3 rolled around, Brody was no longer an Al Qaeda operative but stuck in a South American hideout getting hooked on heroin before, confusingly, working with the CIA again.
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Our policy was: You get 2000 people hooked on opioids, and you're a thug who deserves to rot in hell; you get 150,000 people hooked, and you're a marketing genius who deserves a huge bonus.
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According to Ohler's reading of Hitler's medical records, late in the war the Führer himself was hooked on a proto-speedball that consisted of cocaine and an opiate called Eukodal, administered by his private physician.
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But with encouragement from pharmaceutical companies through an aggressive marketing campaign, doctors prescribed excessive numbers of opioid painkillers — getting a lot of people hooked on the drugs and letting excess painkillers flood the black market.
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At this juncture, with millions of subscribers hooked on countless acclaimed Netflix originals — from Stranger Things to Bird Box — all around the world, it remains to be seen if there will be much backlash at all.
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Five ways to get kids hooked on books Find Books About the Things Your Kid Loves: If your kid adores horses, try Black Beauty or any of the titles on our list of best Horse Books.
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After the Amazon Echo started to get its owners hooked on smart home gadgets, Amazon went ahead and added Zigbee — a low-power smart home protocol — to the new Echo Plus, letting owners go even further.
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Tens of thousands of Indonesians were hooked on Nintendo's augmented reality app, in which players hunt virtual characters in real-life places, months before the smash-hit game was officially launched in the Southeast Asian country.
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This is cocaine music not thematically but aesthetically, hooked on a frantic, jittery energy that can't stop fidgeting or jumping up and down or tripping over itself only when it isn't doing sprints back and forth.
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The figures reflect a startling reality about this Appalachian town of 49,000 on the banks of the Ohio River: One in four residents here is hooked on heroin or some other opioid, local health officials say.
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Tencent was bashed by state media earlier this year for getting children hooked on violence after the fantasy role-playing game Honour of Kings boomed in popularity, forcing it to introduce a curfew for underage players.
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I must qualify this with the fact I took the treatment on a Friday with the weekend only hours away...but nonetheless, I can understand how clients become hooked on the lingering sensation and keep returning.
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While Brit web users are clearly very wedded to the internet, they are at least not in denial about their addiction: a majority (59 percent) of Internet users describe themselves as "hooked" on their connected device.
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Theoretically, the social network is about connecting with your friends — getting users hooked on consuming and sharing details from their personal life rather than posts from media outlets or brands is key to Facebook's bottom line.
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There are a slew of concerns about the Chinese economy: The country is hooked on debt, the shadow banking sector has imploded, the property market sometimes shows signs of a bubble and major industries are slowing.
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If people start turning to Marketplace, especially just to browse for stuff they may or may not need, that's another way to keep people hooked on the company's mobile app and in turn drive advertising earnings.
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There is, similarly, an assumption that the public is as jaundiced as the media, that viewers are hooked on the manic highs of the president's tweets and are unmoved before Goldman's patient excavation of his crimes.
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BLANTYRE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Four years ago, Malawian teenager Anthony had ambitions to become a doctor, but in his last year at school he was diagnosed with liver cirrhosis after becoming hooked on cheap, strong liquor.
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Kardaras opens with a little boy who was so hooked on Minecraft that his mom found him in his room in the middle of the night, in a "catatonic stupor" — his iPad lying next to him.
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Experts worry that e-cigarettes could put kids' developing brains at risk, get them hooked on nicotine early in life and be a gateway to smoking and other drugs -- but the long-term effects are unclear.
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Hooked on the utopian glee of a Disney vacation, the couple has spent the past few years eschewing a single blowout trip in favor of feeling that Happiest Place on Earth glow as often as possible.
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Fights in the jail are a common occurrence, said a former sheriff's deputy who is now serving time himself; he said he stole a commercial lawn mower after getting hooked on pain pills following shoulder surgery.
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He perfected this character -- the boss who 'tells it like it is, whose tactics make us cringe but whose results keep us hooked on what happens next -- on his reality shows 'The Apprentice' and 'Celebrity Apprentice.
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But it ended up getting me hooked on a different kind of idea: the narrative power of writing about brilliant scientists following their hunches, learning how the world works through the sheer force of their curiosity.
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And regardless of the price tag, consumers were "happily hooked" on many of their subscriptions, particularly Netflix and (which had previously to $119 a year), cable TV and music streaming services, such as Spotify, the report said.
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"Just when teen cigarette use has hit a record low, juuling and vaping have become an epidemic in our schools with products that seem targeted to get young people hooked on nicotine," Healey said in a statement.
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"Everyone talks about this distrust that they have of Facebook now but at the end of the day they're simply hooked on this platform," said Gene Munster, managing partner at Loup Ventures, on CNBC's Fast Money Wednesday.
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Screenslaver's ideas about people being technology-obsessed zombies isn't new to the Pixar film suite; we see it in Wall-E with its depiction of fat future humans confined to hover-chairs and hooked on mindless entertainment.
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To this day, Indian officials insist that hungry addicts in Ludhiana and Amritsar are hooked on goods that come from across the border—but smuggling makes less sense where there's good poppy grown right down the road.
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As pharmaceutical companies pushed the drugs through an aggressive, dangerously misleading marketing campaign, doctors prescribed excessive numbers of opioid painkillers — getting a lot of people hooked on the drugs and letting excess painkillers flood the black market.
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While the industry argues that vaping is not a steppingstone to conventional cigarettes or addiction, some antismoking advocates contend that young people become hooked on nicotine, and are enticed to cancer-causing tobacco-based cigarettes over time.
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"It is undeniable that vaping companies are deliberately using flavors like bubblegum, Captain Crunch, and cotton candy to get young people hooked on e-cigarettes — it's a public health crisis and it ends today," New York Gov.
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Vanessa Crilly, who lives in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, and works for Sephora, is hooked on the treatments at the Four Seasons New York Downtown, which provides iPads loaded with apps like Calm and Headspace at no additional cost.
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On Saturday, the singing group he used to belong to sang a mashup of the Five Satins' "In the Still of the Night" and Blue Swede's "Hooked on a Feeling" in his honor, The San Francisco Chronicle reports.
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But lately, something's changed: There's a spike in younger people who are addicted and who speak English as their first language — a sign they got hooked on drugs in the US. Some have been deported by immigration officials.
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What to expect: For months, rumors have swirled that Apple was set on building a direct Netflix competitor — a digital streaming services filled with hundreds of titles to get users hooked on Apple's TV app, instead of Netflix's.
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I talked to Taubes about how we got so hooked on sugar, why he chose to single it out in a junk food–filled landscape, and what he'd like to tell policymakers and his critics about his case.
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Nor has he invented a particularly novel set of alienation effects; the vocal strategy is familiar from hip-hop, the musical strategy familiar from any number of electronica and/or alternative rock albums hooked on faintness and misdirection.
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If you're one of the folks who got hooked on podcasts around 2014, when Sarah Koenig and other producers from This American Life launched the wildly popular Serial podcast, you might think that it's a brand new medium.
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By now you've seen the clips of Kanye saying he feels 400 years of slavery was a choice made by African-Americans ... and revealing he'd been hooked on opioids after undergoing liposuction -- but he said much, MUCH more.
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Even David Sedaris wrote a humor piece about getting hooked on his Fitbit for The New Yorker, and the next day everyone's Facebook feeds swelled with a chorus of, "OMG, THIS IS ME."You're right: It is you.
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Pushing a button on our smartphones is so much more convenient than hailing a taxicab and paying cash that most of us haven't braved the elements and crowded streets to hail a taxicab since becoming hooked on Uber.
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Tonique Ayler, a survivor of brothels, has taught johns - the U.S. term for sex buyers - how prostitutes are often controlled by violent traffickers who hold them against their will, take their money and get them hooked on drugs.
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But as more consumers are getting hooked on on-demand experiences, physical retailers may have the upper hand, as they are able to deliver both online and offline shopping which offers better convenience than their online-only rivals.
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While the industry argues that vaping is not a steppingstone to conventional cigarettes or addiction, some antismoking advocates contend that young people become hooked on nicotine, and are enticed to use cancer-causing tobacco-based cigarettes over time.
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So if someone buys an iPhone and gets hooked on Apple's services, the hope is that they'll be more likely to buy an iPad, Mac, Apple TV and Watch — and more services — and maybe even a car someday.
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He was learning algebra at the time, so he taught me algebra, and he showed me how to set up the equation [X + (1 + X) = 1.1] and then how to solve it, and I was hooked on math.
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Even longtime podcast listeners lament that there isn't an easier way to discover and get hooked on new programs — nor is there a go-to place to analyze and geek out on great stuff once you are hooked.
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As Zellweger's biopic Judy shows, the Hollywood legend, who long struggled with addiction after getting hooked on pills at 15, had to perform in London in the final months of her life because she had no other choice.
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Netflix is looking to get young adults hooked on its service by making its popular teenage rom-com, "To All the Boys I've Loved Before," available to stream for free to everyone in the U.S., including non-subscribers.
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He had come to Brooklyn to broaden the school's reach, and had teamed up with Paula Pou and Caitlin Barrett, two branding experts, who had attended one of the summer camps and got hooked on the life style.
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"It is undeniable that vaping companies are deliberately using flavors like bubble gum, Captain Crunch and cotton candy to get young people hooked on e-cigarettes—it's a public health crisis and it ends today," Cuomo told reporters.
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I remain one, though I have markedly improved, and I was never as bad as those poor sods on TLC's Freaky Eaters who got hooked on maple syrup or ate exclusively raw meat—at least, I didn't think so.
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The Seattle giant also began offering discounts to grocery shoppers who were Prime members — clearly a bid to get Whole Foods shoppers hooked on Amazon Prime subscriptions — and displayed its smart speakers and other Alexa-powered gadgets throughout stores.
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"There is so much we don't know about the health impacts of these products, but we do know that e-cigarette companies are targeting our kids in their advertising and getting them hooked on addictive nicotine products," she said.
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"But it does seem as if the speed with which you can get hooked on these opiate-based medicines is fierce and I don't know whether that was the experience that you had as well," he added to Macklemore.
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I was waiting tables at a beer bar on the Upper West Side, which is where I was really exposed to the first-wave craft brewers, and that got me homebrewing and hooked on being a brewer pretty quick.
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Kazan, who is co-director of Oxford University's School of Archaeology relics cluster and a collegium research fellow at the University of Turku, first got hooked on the mystery and intrigue of Christian relics by watching films like that.
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And Last But Not Least, Jessie Belting 'I'm So Excited' While High on Caffeine Pills Jessie got herself hooked on caffeine pills because she was spread too thin and really trying to make it big in a girl group.
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The lawsuit says that when Gwynn became hooked on smokeless tobacco in the late 1970s, the cans bore no warning labels and were promoted as safer than cigarettes, even though the industry knew their products caused addiction and cancer.
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They know that getting younger users hooked on their product early is an investment in the future — when the student graduates, they'll hopefully want to continue using the service where they've spent so much of their time and energy.
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I've been hooked on Clagett's videos for a while now — ever since I came across his Shoretrooper helmet build, a project close to my heart — it's a great series on how to build a range of extremely practical items.
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"Once kids get hooked on e-cigarettes, they are more likely to go on to become cigarette smokers," said Stanton A. Glantz, director of the Center for Tobacco Control Research and Education at the University of California, San Francisco.
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The story behind Boston Beer's $200 bottle The email pitch that got Mark Cuban's money The coffee soda can that Whole Foods got hooked on Once he had the first grapes planted, Shomaker turned his attention back to money.
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"Apps were just an easier way to do it, and the macro graph got me hooked on counting carbs/fats/proteins, but I have an eating disorder and would have found alternative ways to do these things," she maintains.
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The Venezuelan-born collector Tiqui Atencio recalls in her new book, "Could Have, Would Have, Should Have: Inside the World of the Art Collector," how as a young woman in New York she became "hooked" on the auction scene.
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Hooked on cacophoniesTruth has been in short supply over the past three years, in part because the Trump White House has done everything it can to disrupt the normal flow of information from the government to the American people.
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And regardless of the price tag, consumers were "happily hooked" on many of their subscriptions, particularly Amazon Prime (which recently raised the price to $119 a year), cable TV and music streaming services, such as Spotify, the report said.
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The country singer, 40, sat down with PEOPLE Now to discuss his newest album Never Gets Old when he revealed he was hooked on his country version of the rapper's classic hit "Baby Got Back" after attempting to prank his band.
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I'm already hooked on my iPhone, why wouldn't I want to make it even better by having more magazines than I could ever read at my fingertips, or access to the very best mobile games I can't get anywhere else?
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According to a new study in the American Journal of Public Health, internal research conducted years ago by tobacco companies had already indicated that most smokers don't keep to the strict regimen—and end up staying hooked on their product.
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Samsung has launched a tablet with a keyboard that runs Windows, and an Android flagship tablet on Sunday, as it steps up its challenge against Apple's iPads, hoping to keep users hooked on its brand following the Note 7 disaster.
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If you have a show and you produce it, and you get all these people hooked on something, the least you could do is do something to wrap it up in some way—maybe publish some scripts online or something.
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Roseanne played up other campaign themes, too, by criticizing the Affordable Care Act and including a brief opioid storyline, in which Roseanne appears to be hooked on prescription pain medication to treat her knee (they're initially unable to afford surgery).
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To help her cope with the grueling schedule, Sciorra said Weinstein sent her a care package that included a bottle of Valium and that, by the time "The Night We Never Met" started filming, she was hooked on the drug.
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In an of excerpt of I Was Saved by the Bell: Stories of Life, Love, and Dreams That Do Come True that first published by Vulture, Engel explains he and writer Tom Tenowich originally intended Jessie to get hooked on speed.
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In her new book, Meathooked: The History and Science of Our 2.5 Million Year Obsession with Meat, Marta Zaraska — a "vegetarian" who covertly nibbles bacon — seeks to understand exactly why we are so hooked on eating cows, pigs, and chickens.
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The billionaire family accused of spurring the opioid epidemic with the rise of OxyContin also allegedly considered how to profit from treating people hooked on their drugs or powerful narcotics like heroin and fentanyl, according to a newly released court filing.
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The WTF podcaster, who plays a fictionalized version of himself in the IFC show, is going to rehab in the new season after his character got hooked on pain killers and had a public meltdown in last year's season 3 finale.
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And nobody is happier than Nintendo, whose market value grew by $7.5 billion in two days as stock surged because everyone got hooked on Pokemon Go.Nintendo's shares jumped by more than a quarter, to their highest level since last November.
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The next John Cena wasn't going to be a musclebound guy with good looks; it was going to be Bayley, and her army was going to be girls who would be hooked on pro wrestling via their neon and pastel hero.
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Whereas I had thought my sabbatical would result in a functional website and a cache of culturally relevant catchphrases auf Deutsch, the reality was that I instead found myself hooked on the trials and tribulations of the Upper East Side.
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I was immediately hooked on her clear, fiesty voice with its warm, honeyed Appalachian drawl, and her message—that of strength, of sisterhood, of rural pride, all things that resonated with me then and still mean the world to me now.
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They knew you were looking for the best-of-breed enterprise database and their sales team knew how to get you hooked on costly maintenance contracts that kept you paying long after the initial sale and filled the company coffers.
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It's potentially a big win for Amazon even if it only gets a fraction of bundle buyers hooked on the smart home, and Amazon's never been a company to shy away from burning some margin in exchange for potential future benefit.
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Born in 1947 and a graduate of the University of South Carolina before completing his doctorate at the College of Marine Arts, Dr. Spence discovered his first shipwreck at 12 years old and has been hooked on the hunt ever since.
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This vaccine would be intended principally for men and women already hooked on heroin or related opioids like Oxycodone and fentanyl — people who would be at risk of death should they detoxify and then relapse, as all too many do.
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Or they could ban private, for-profit sales of drugs, limiting greedy companies' abilities to market and sell the drugs no matter the consequence (as tobacco companies have done to get Americans hooked on cigarettes — to still very deadly effects).
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With 100 million Americans living with chronic pain, according to a 2011 report by the Institute of Medicine, there is a vast market available for people "legitimately" prescribed an opioid to become hooked on ever-larger doses of these drugs.
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And that was in large part because it was overly hooked on polling that indicated a Hillary Clinton glide path, overly reliant on longtime sources who believed the rules of politics were immutable and too disconnected from too many workaday Americans.
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One of the secrets to Sonos's business is that once listeners become hooked on the sound from one of the company's speakers, they tend to buy more of them so they can simultaneously play music in multiple rooms in their homes.
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"I felt a hand tap me on the shoulder, reminding me to tread lightly and try to protect my brothers," he writes of the moment in 1976 when he realized that three of the five Band members were hooked on heroin.
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We&aposre fascinated by Juul Labs, the $15 billion vaping startup that formed on the premise of helping adults kick the cigarette habit and is now facing federal investigations and lawsuits accusing it of trying to get kids hooked on nicotine.
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But my kids — in the glassy absorption they display, and their addict's insistence on "another!" whenever the current entertainment concludes — can seem as mindlessly hooked on the narrative technology of the picture book as on the exploits of the PAW Patrol.
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Julien Barthélemy, 33, who founded the fan club Knicks Nation France last year, became hooked on N.B.A. games as a teenager, enthralled by their spectacular productions and the electrifying atmosphere in the stands, which, he said, the French league lacked.
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The legal US age for e-cigarette use is 18, and Walley and others complain that with 1 in 5 teens now vaping, those rules are being flouted, with kids ending up hooked on nicotine, which changes adolescent brain development.
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The sampling of seasons and shows is meant to get viewers hooked on the content, as well as draw in users to Roku's free content hub, The Roku Channel, where it features ad-supported free movies and shows year-round.
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A team of researchers from the University of Utah Health got a tank full of zebrafish hooked on opioids and found they showed many of the same drug-seeking behaviors humans show, and some of the same symptoms of withdrawal.
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After all, it's better to ease children into coding and get them hooked on something right for them that they can then step up from, than to start with something that is too advanced that will collect dust in a corner.
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Just as Hollywood used movies to create ecosystems of products — hit records, toys and other merchandising — now digital media companies can make online content and experiences for people hooked on their phones and sell them a plethora of other products too.
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But they went and fell hard for France, getting hooked on escargot, extra-crispy frites, and the high culture of Monet-filled museums and Gothic cathedrals, all so astoundingly ancient and different from the Yeshiva-centric Brooklyn they grew up in.
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His breakout track, the 2014 trap banger "Hooked on drugs" ( Hai yao shang le yin), included tongue-in-cheek lyrics like "Get up and get high, take 5 pounds of ketamine"; unsurprisingly, it has since disappeared from the Chinese internet.
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"I thought I was substituting one vice with another, but things got so bad at home, I gave it a try," said Verlandia Furtade Santos, 38, whose two teenage sons, who were hooked on crack and stealing to fuel their addiction.
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Their ascent highlights investors' continuing thirst for the popular business models of land and expand and recurring revenue, where software salespeople get small teams hooked on their products and then watch them spread more broadly throughout the organization, leading to bigger monthly payments.
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Erica is among an ever-growing number of Americans who are hooked on prescription painkillers: Nearly 211 million adults in America misused the drugs in 2012, according to a study released in June from the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.
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The company is expected to spend up to $13 billion on original programing this year, so it makes sense that it wants to highlight top shows to users in the hopes of getting them hooked on content that they can't get elsewhere.
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The Olympics are here and besides the pomp, circumstance, and human interest stories, it also means our lives are about to be taken over by really obscure sports we get hooked on for two weeks and then forget about until the next Olympics.
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In a series of Instagram posts, the Kate Plus 8 star revealed that after the family took a trip down under in 2011, her kids were hooked on the thick, dark and salty spread, which has been made in Australia since 1923.
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The MULEs are couriers like Sam who got hooked on the "high" of fulfilling tasks and delivering packages, to the point where it is all they want to do and will steal cargo just so that they have more to deliver themselves.
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ATHENS, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Greek bank deposits dropped in September after a rise in the previous month, remaining at levels last seen 13 years ago and keeping banks hooked on central bank funding, data released by the country's central bank showed on Thursday.
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"There are two types of beings in the universe, those who dance and those who do not," Bautista's Drax tells Pratt's Star-Lord to the strains of "Hooked on a Feeling" as fans get a sneak peek at the crew springing into action.
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"I was so disappointed in myself for even getting involved in drugs … once you're hooked on it … you just think that it's acceptable," Leone, 45, tells PEOPLE in an interview about her decade-long addiction to cocaine that started in her early 20s.
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Someone asked me earlier this week if I'd recommend The Name of the Wind, and my response was basically: Enough people are crazy hooked on this series that I think it's worth giving it a go and seeing whether it's for you.
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"We don't want our European allies hooked on Russian gas through the NordStream II project, any more than we ourselves want to be dependent on Venezuelan oil supplies," Pompeo said, referring to a natural gas pipeline expansion from Russia to Central Europe.
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Marvel already had me hooked on this show when it showed us a teaser at San Diego Comic Con this year (also embedded below), but the trailer above adds some more meat to the show's bones in terms of tone and plot.
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"Snapchat's distinctive mobile platform provides an ideal environment for us to touch millennials and centennials who may not yet be hooked on our premium offerings," said Henry Ahn, Scripps Networks' president of content distribution and marketing, in a press release about the deal.
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Now, in the era of social media and its heavy teen presence, those same experts worry that e-cigarettes could put kids' developing brains at risk, get them hooked on nicotine early in life and be a gateway to smoking and other drugs.
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At the end of the session, almost as an afterthought, she noted with irony that the only time in her adult life when she had been able to socialize easily and function at work was when she had been hooked on heroin.
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By using the international popularity of Messenger to spread the Stories format, Facebook could boost retention and return visits to its chat app while becoming the primary place where people post off-the-cuff lifecasting content before they get hooked on Snapchat.
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This is why, while scrolling through SWitter one day, I instantly became hooked on tweets about financial domination, or "findom," where people—often older men—send money over the internet to other people—often young women—because they get off on it.
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Online brokers like Robinhood are hyping fractional share trading — here&aposs why they want to get you hooked on $1 slices of stocksThey&aposre marketing the offering as a way for average customers to own popular but pricey stocks like Amazon and Alphabet.
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Sitharaman suggested India's youth are viewing e-cigarettes as a "style statement," implying it's encouraging them to get hooked on nicotine — whereas she noted that companies behind the vaping trend have pitched their products as a way to ween existing smokers off cigarettes.
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He has seen tears, heard elaborate lies, and been asked by inmates about how to find peace He got hooked on crime as a child—in part by roaming the mean streets of the ward, but also by reading true-crime paperbacks.
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It's a wild ride, though the outlines are familiar: Unassuming boy from a small town hits it big, wins admirers, gets rich, finds love, loses love, alienates old friends, gets hooked on substances, crashes, and must overcome his own worst enemy: himself.
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We're hooked on convenience and all of these other things that are so much a part of mass consumerism, a kind of mindlessness that exists because of our very busy lives and the accessibility that we are afforded in this very great country.
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Like a drugdealer trying to rope you in with the stuff you're already hooked on, here are a few bands that have either come back from the dead, have endured for a long time, or feature ex-members of familiar retired bands.
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It's a way for someone to deflect responsibility and to tear down someone else, all the while keeping the other person hooked, especially if what they are hooked on is the desperate need to please another person — or prove that person wrong.
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"Whenever I hear there's another hour show, I say, 'I just don't want to get hooked on another hour show,' plus I'm a TV news junkie, I have a show for every night of the week and I catch up on weekends," King said.
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While she currently serves as the senior strategist for the Transgender Law Center and is on the San Francisco Human Rights Commission, she told ABCthat she found herself "trans, unemployed, and [HIV] positive, and hooked on crystal meth," when she first moved to the city.
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Each announcement since that fateful day in November has been met with jubilation from the brand's more than 200,000 Instagram followers, all of whom are totally hooked on the possibility of seeing their favorite fandom turned into a blush brush or an eyeshadow palette.
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In an of excerpt of I Was Saved by the Bell: Stories of Life, Love, and Dreams That Do Come True that was first published by Vulture in 2016, Engel explains he and writer Tom Tenowich originally intended Jessie to get hooked on speed.
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Neinstein suggested the following: After following Neinstein's advice, I got fairly hooked on visualizing how my body reacted to things that are generally considered healthy (exercise, nutritious food) versus those things I love that aren't advisable except in moderation (alcohol, gummy bears, milk chocolate).
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Trump seized on the opioid epidemic while campaigning in New Hampshire throughout 2015 and 2016, promising the people of the state that he would boost local clinics, help those who are already hooked on opioids and stop the flow of drugs coming into the state.
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"I am very happy, because people come from far away, and that is why we do this, they like it very much, they have become hooked on the custom," said Corfu resident Nikos Voskopoulos, who has been an enthusiastic pot-thrower for 20 years.
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Look at this quatrain, one of the finest in Lil Wayne's career: How did this guy go from making a literal dumb joke about being good at sex into making a punchline about Hooked on Phonics to turning it into an actually beautiful sentiment?
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And more and more people have become hooked on the series—which was filmed over a ten year period—so it has spread across the internet like a wildfire, spawning conspiracy theories, sub-stories, contrarianism and petitions (one requesting their pardon has amassed 380,000 signatures).
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I started buying designer clothing in the '90s and got hooked on the workmanship, the fabrics, the fit, the feel and the compliments that came my way, but I am astounded at prices that now force me to buy rarely and always at a discount.
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I tracked down physicians and nurses who care for babies born dependent on opioids; I asked each if they had patients I could interview: mothers-to-be who were hooked on opioids or being treated for addiction who were willing to talk to me.
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As glad as I am that the award-winning British food writer Fuchsia Dunlop's 2001 book, published in the United States as "Land of Plenty" in 2003, has been expanded and revised, Maangchi had gotten me hooked on the helpfulness of norm-core visuals.
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Meanwhile, teenage vaping has spiraled out of control, with more than one-fourth of high school students who were surveyed reporting this year that they had used e-cigarettes within the previous 30 days, prompting concerns that a new generation is becoming hooked on nicotine.
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Arneson got hooked on this particular tea after a coworker brought some back from Las Vegas, so she decided to buy some for herself; she says that if she had noticed the tea wasn't being sold by Trader Joe's, she would have looked for an official alternative.
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That initial moment's tiny elation, when a fresh face appeared at the door, may not have sustained me enough to lose a night's sleep, but it was sufficient — witnessed over and over — to keep me hooked on the possibility of everything or maybe nothing about to happen.
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"There is so much we don't know about the health impacts of these products, but we do know that e-cigarette companies are targeting our kids in their advertising and getting them hooked on addictive nicotine products," San Francisco mayor London Breed said in a statement.
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Who would have guessed that Duke, who went on to play perky all-American teen Patty Lane and her demure Scottish cousin Cathy on TV's The Patty Duke Show (1963-66), would grow up to be hooked on tranquilizers and later diagnosed as a manic-depressive?
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Analysts have raised a slew of concerns about the Chinese economy as it transitions from a manufacturing base to services: The country is hooked on debt, the shadow banking sector has imploded, the property market sometimes shows signs of a bubble and major industries are slowing.
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Aides say Michel enjoys reading and cooking on a barbecue but his chief passion outside the office is biking, initially doing moto-cross with a friend and is now still hooked on bike road trips, saying a more direct connection with nature gives them a "sensual dimension".
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And sure, I still get hooked on the occasional new song that could tempt me into downloading a single, but if I can survive my "Love Yourself" addiction by listening to the track over and over again on YouTube, I can cope with any future earworms.
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But within months of the accident, the high school multi-sport athlete, who never had the slightest interest in hockey, became "hooked" on sled hockey and is now helping Team USA in its quest for gold at the 2018 Paralympic Winter Games in PyeongChang, South Korea.
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While the app continues to be controversial because of its maker – Facebook is using it to get kids hooked on its products at a young age – there aren't any real alternatives for parents who want texting apps for kids with parental controls and friend approvals built in.
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The first thing I wrote out of college was a investigative weekly article about sexual assault on Carlton's campus, and that story, along with others, kind of got a lot of national prominence at the time, so I was kind of hooked on the journalism thing.
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Related: 'Heartbroken': The music world, fans react to Tom Petty's death It was a rich career for Petty, who was born in Gainesville, Florida and became hooked on rock and roll when -- at the age of 11 -- he met superstar Elvis Presley on a movie set.
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Gatot Nurmantyo, the Indonesian army chief at the time who is now the commander of the country's armed forces, declared in a speech that there was a "proxy war" being waged by foreign elements to steal the country's territory and get the nation's youth hooked on drugs.
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While the expansion of Amazon Video to more military bases is in part an altruistic effort, it's also a means of getting more potential subscribers hooked on shows that they may end up paying for when their tour of duty is over, by becoming Prime subscribers.
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Poppy has been grown in these mountains for more than a hundred years, but it was at the start of the decade that addicts in the United States hooked on prescription painkillers began switching to cheaper, more easily available heroin, prompting a boom in production in Mexico.
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Although Juul's stated mission is to help adult smokers quit, and studies support the idea that e-cigarettes are effective for doing so, the company has been accused of marketing practices targeting children and teens and getting them hooked on nicotine, in at least one case fatally.
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Millions of Americans this decade got hooked on Amazon Prime at formative stages of their life — as college students (who are gifted a free one-year Prime membership), first-time parents (who are encouraged to sign up for Amazon Family for baby discounts), or new homeowners.
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Cook later announced that new Apple hardware purchases will come with one year of its TV streaming service for free, likely an attempt to get customers hooked on one of the company's most buzzworthy offerings as it looks to grow the digital services area of its business.
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