Both were hot tickets that I was pleasantly surprised to get into, and both were devastating in their own way.
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Sports teams, concert organisers and even zookeepers have embraced dynamic pricing to exploit demand for hot tickets and stimulate appetite for unwanted ones.
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And Mr. Springsteen's show is grappling with the same challenge that "Hamilton," and other hot tickets on Broadway have faced: limited seating, seemingly limitless demand.
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The hot tickets this year are Mr. Trump's Friday speech and Thursday's "conversation" with Mr. Bannon and Reince Priebus, the White House chief of staff.
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GLSEN, the organization that ensures U.S. schools are safe and inclusive for LGBTQ youth, is currently hosting a charity auction with those two hot tickets, plus plenty of others, up for bid right now.
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Calls are harder to ignore than mail or email, and some organizations said they believe many patrons appreciate getting reminders of when to renew their memberships, or when hot tickets are going on sale.
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His Yeezus items remain hot tickets on resale sites, and in February he presented a new Yeezy collection; a new album, "The Life of Pablo;" and a Pablo merchandise collection of hats, sweats, shirts, jackets and more — all at the same time.
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Fund-raisers held by members of the conference committee during the tax reform debate were hot tickets for tax lobbyists, who eagerly forked over a few hundred — or even a few thousand — dollars for face time with lawmakers who controlled the fate of valued loopholes.
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Partygoers will enjoy music by DJ Taco (of ODD Future) along with surprise performances, as they sip on cocktails by Absolut Elyx and grab a bite to eat from CATCH LA. Leading festival goers into the first night of Coachella will be NYLON's Midnight Garden Party, a VIP invite-only late night event that has become one of the hot tickets during the weekend.
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An entertainment guide supplement Metro Life (previously called Hot Tickets) was launched in September 2002. This was a what's-on guide with listings of cinemas and theatres in and around London and was given away on Thursdays. It was discontinued on 1 September 2005. The paper also supplies occasional CDs and DVDs for promotions.
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In Stevens' novel By Reason of Insanity the serial killer character, Thomas Bishop, believes he is the son of Caryl Chessman, who was executed in 1960 for various crimes including rape and kidnapping. The hero of his later novel The Anvil Chorus, a Paris police inspector, is an Alsatian Jew apparently related to Alfred Dreyfus. Stevens also wrote two crime novels under the pseudonym J.W. Rider: Jersey Tomatoes (Arbor 1986) and Hot Tickets (Arbor 1987). The protagonist is Ryder Malone in both novels.
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Zoomdata won the 2018 Technology Innovation Award from Dresner Advisory Services in the Big Data Analytics category. Dresner Advisory Services was founded by chief research analyst Howard Dresner, who is credited with coining the term business intelligence in 1989. In 2017, Zoomdata's customer GlaxoSmithKline was a finalist for the Cloudera Fifth Annual Data Impact Award as Rookie of the Year. In prior years, Zoomdata won the Big Data and Analytics Innovation Award in the annual Hot Tickets competition hosted by The Northern Virginia Technology Council.
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