So this is hyped up, this is really hyped up.
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A much-hyped football league — or a much-hyped tech company — has failed spectacularly.
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Hugely hyped movie after hugely hyped movie has launched, enjoyed one good weekend in the sun, and then quickly sunk without a trace.
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"It was mystifying several years ago why she was hyped the way she was hyped," began Elaine Lui on her blog Lainey Gossip in 20153.
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You see everything, as I do, and give some things you think are over-hyped, under-hyped, what you think people should be paying attention to now.
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" And they will respond "I am hyped for Brotherhood.
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Grahm's real complaint is that ambitious California wines have been versions of French ones, hyped up on steroids, and that these wines lead the French to make hyped-up versions of their own.
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Just some light fun to get the home fans hyped.
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DJI's hyped Mavic Pro drone is still experiencing shipping setbacks.
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Kate and Toby aren't that hyped for their Vegas bashes.
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The only person NOT hyped about this is Father Time.
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They're never as good as they're hyped up to be.
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"The media is hyped up on both sides," she says.
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I don't know about you, but I'm HYPED on this.
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The Champions League Final is today, and people are hyped.
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Well, people who tuned into the ridiculously hyped swimmer vs.
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Most races next fall won't be nationally hyped at all.
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It's hard to get hyped about a file management system.
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Fox had hyped up the event as much as possible.
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The matchup was endlessly hyped, ceaselessly analyzed and enthusiastically awaited.
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"Nothingburger" can be slang for something hyped that is downplayed.
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"efforts toward sustainability," hyped a "new environmental focus" in the
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It&aposs the most hyped apple since … well, possibly ever.
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Amazon and friends are getting hyped for the Super Bowl.
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Following the goal, the hyped crowd continued chanting, "MVP!" for Giroux.
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The much-hyped 2017 run occurred doing two weeks last April.
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That's remarkably low even for a not particularly hyped summer release.
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Photo: iFixitApple's hyped up new iPhones hold a lot of allure.
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He hyped it up enough throughout this season of The Bachelorette.
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For all this support, some feel blockchain has been over-hyped.
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My bank account, on the other hand, isn't quite so hyped.
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The Amazon Echo has certainly been hyped by us and others.
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IT WAS one of the most hyped PowerPoint presentations in history.
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I will be hyped if they come up a little bit.
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Trump's much-hyped infrastructure plan never even resulted in a bill.
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What we considered to be a small find the media hyped.
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The law was hyped up to come in with a roar.
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Nintendo's next big thing Everybody seems hyped about the Nintendo Switch.
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But no moment is more hyped than the Best Kiss Award.
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But when journalists hear you've linked up we can get hyped.
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Especially, perhaps, given how hyped the decentralized space has now become.
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Views was so hyped that meeting fan expectations was almost impossible.
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Snapchat Spectacles, the mysterious and incredibly hyped hardware from Snap, Inc.
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That's cool, but I'm probably most hyped about Marty's eyebrows. Hehe.
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That gets you hyped up, gets the best out of you.
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Samsung's bendable screen had been hyped as a potential game changer.
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In July, Ethereum app company CoinDash launched a much-hyped fundraiser.
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Boxing purists have said the fight is an over-hyped farce.
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It was an ugly Week 1 for the much-hyped Browns.
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The two YouTubers busily hyped up their fans for round two.
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In 2019, society was ready for the much-hyped Impossible Burger.
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Hey, whatever works to get kids hyped about all-things science.
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The Gillespie campaign and Republican Governors Association both hyped the editorial.
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What first got me hyped for the game was a commercial.
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Some hyped-up the crowd, some had entourages hyping them up.
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Nearly every review we encountered was hyped on the double trays.
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Lots of once-hyped companies live on the "Remember this?" spectrum.
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Interestingly, bots are essentially as difficult to get as hyped sneakers.
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The story was hyped and hugely distorted by Breitbart and others.
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I AM AS HYPED AS THE ROCK WAS DURING PREGAME INTRODUCTIONS.
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"I'm super hyped," Noah said postgame in the tournament's Twitch stream.
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Mansfield said that May's meth lab bombings have also been hyped.
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People are already hyped about this (very, very) tentative Netflix special.
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That means the bigger incentives driving hyped science haven't been examined.
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He hyped the release of new WikiLeaks content related to Clinton.
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These "former legend mentors current star" stories are often over-hyped.
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But here, there is hope: Even though a lot of hyped-up science may start from university press releases, new research finds that press releases may be a powerful tool to inoculate reporters against hyped-up claims.
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When Sycamore Brewing started teasing the release of its annual Christmas Cookie Winter Ale, fans of the Charlotte, North Carolina beermaker were hyped about the beer, but they were extra-hyped about the artwork on the can.
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Something oft-hyped but rarely seen in the wild: a smart city.
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My mom and my wife and my brother — we all were hyped.
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Lesnar's highly-hyped return pitted him against cement-fisted striker Mark Hunt.
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Spectacles are Snap's hyped video recording smartglasses, which were released on Nov.
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Not that we needed any help in getting hyped for next year.
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This was expected but fans will be hyped to see it confirmed.
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Other people subsequently hyped Cigelske's intel in a series of quote tweets.
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One of technology's most hyped science projects is facing Hollywood-style drama.
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And, as is his nature, he's not even too hyped about it.
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Beijing said that an "unprofessional" American press had "hyped" up the incident.
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There are ways to spot an over-hyped science news story coming.
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We're mainly there to get people hyped up, to get a reaction.
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On a heavily hyped prestige series fans waited 25 years to see.
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More recently, audio company Bose released its own hyped sleep device, Sleepbuds.
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"The implications [for Pfeiffer syndrome] are quite clearly over-hyped," he says.
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Blockchain is perhaps the most hyped technology of the past five years.
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We've been building bots for years, why are they being hyped now?
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Not everyone can get this hyped about microbial cities of cave snot.
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Who hears one, context-less line from a song and gets hyped?
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It makes sense that Tunsil's fall was the more overly hyped one.
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Others say the banks use hyped, misleading descriptions to market their donors.
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I could say I was hyped up, singing along to a song.
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Facing a hyped-up fighter is all too familiar for Bryan Barberena.
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" "Spotify is just as hyped as (the IPOs of) Twitter and Snap.
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Similarly, Comcast's employee bonuses are being notably over-hyped for dramatic effect.
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Never mind that you're on national television, having hyped a midafternoon speech.
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Something on a core level gets me hyped and moves me everytime.
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Tech companies have hyped up virtual reality for the last few years.
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Short, fast turnaround stories are generally hyped or set into a narrative.
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The Unite the Right rally was hyped across the white supremacist internet.
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"Maybe I was a bit hyped up," Tanaka said through an interpreter.
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Lyft has fared poorly as well, along with Peloton, another hyped unicorn.
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Some are even feeling hyped by all the hype surrounding her tweet.
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Appealing to millennials' much-hyped sense of social responsibility might also work.
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"The Enemy Within" is a predictably thin and hyped-up network concoction.
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He didn't, and the widely hyped "Trump Bump" barely surfaced in 2017.
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So the hyped headlines are a little out ahead of the facts.
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No one is more hyped for the 2016 Summer Olympics than Leslie Jones.
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This of course, includes the much-hyped and technically unreleased Star Fox 2.
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Blippar, once a much-hyped augmented reality start-up, has fallen into administration.
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The hyped companies become the bellwethers for whether the sky is indeed falling.
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With Boston visiting in a hyped rematch, Washington's backcourt delivered the knockout blows.
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The tour continued to be hyped with 50 for at least another week.
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How hyped is Rick Ross on Dwyane Wade being back with the Heat??
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When the chain announced dollar margaritas back in October, the people were hyped.
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Bannon is often hyped as an enigmatic master of the political dark arts.
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All right, so what do you think is over-hyped in the system?
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Ballmer has a pretty good reason to feel super hyped and fired up.
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What does it matter if a few science news headlines get hyped up?
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Smartwatches were a much-hyped technology when they entered the mainstream around 2014.
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On the flip side, which ideas do you think might be overly hyped?
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Trump went on an extended tweet storm Thursday as he hyped the event.
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No one is trying to get you hyped up or upset or angry.
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I don't know any of his music... people are hyped up, they're drunk.
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Probably the most hyped album of the summer, but for a good reason.
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It's because they're so hyped up on coffee, they literally cannot slow down.
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Earlier in the day, the pair hyped up Taylor's new album on Twitter.
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But it's possible he's doing well *because* he wasn't hyped, not despite it.
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But the much-hyped document falls far short of what its backers claimed.
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The much-hyped router purports to charge devices wirelessly, using Radio Frequency projections.
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And we were hyped up by the volume and intensity of the concert.
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Despite being heavily hyped, WebTV struggled to gain traction during its early years.
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There were hundreds of bands and hyped gigs every night of the week.
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AT&T has been particularly bullish with its much-hyped DirecTV Now offering.
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Virtual and augmented reality have been highly hyped for decades, with mixed results.
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The much-hyped amateur from North Carolina is playing on a sponsor exemption.
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Get older people hyped and for younger people to think it is cool.
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Per usual -- Desiigner was hyped up -- even in front of a small crowd.
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AI for diet is one of the most hyped applications of the technology.
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Artificial intelligence seems to be everywhere, much hyped, much feared yet little understood.
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I do think some of the Russian influence storyline has been over-hyped.
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But this isn't the site that the president hyped it up to be.
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Is it being a little hyped up, do you think, by the media?
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Some are conservatives who insist the virus is being hyped for political purposes.
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Snapchat is adding more features to get its users hyped up to vote.
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The hyped-up mid-January storm delivered a grand total of 0.7 inches.
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And it's super-hyped launch of Spectacles seems to have been a bust.
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It will be closely followed by similarly hyped debuts for BMW and Audi.
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Update: The full images from Karl Lagerfeld x Vans' highly hyped collaboration have arrived.
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The show managed to keep audiences hyped, twist after twist, for its whole run.
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Some parts may be hyped (bits of biotech and med-tech spring to mind).
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Robert Mueller remained tight-lipped and cautious during his much-hyped testimony Wednesday morning.
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Last time we checked, the beauty community wasn't all that hyped about Olympic medals.
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The company will likely unveil three new iPhones, including the much-hyped iPhone 8.
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And his technologies may be over-hyped compared to the actual needs of society.
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Why it matters: This is really about an earlier, much-hyped deal gone bad.
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Apple has really hyped up the fact that Siri is built-into the buds.
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What does it feel like to step inside the latest hugely-hyped tech reboot?
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It's time to park the salt spray and embrace a more hyped-up curl.
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Such as: Harry & Ginny, Ron & Hermione, or a less-hyped couple like Cho & Cedric.
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His dad stands up and he kind of points, and everyone's hyped after that.
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Bots are over-hyped and not always that intelligent, said Twilio CEO Jeff Lawson.
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Others have hyped up the idea that toxic debris will rain down on Earth.
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The same thing is going to happen to hyped technology like self-driving cars.
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Today, the company officially announced its new, very hyped streaming TV service, DirecTV Now.
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So the telecom industry's promotion of 4G service was more measured and less hyped.
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Now we know coconut oil is not all it was hyped up to be.
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So we were hyped when he started following us on social media in 2015.
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It's just not the crazy, over-hyped stuff that people are saying it is.
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She said London-centric financial press hyped "ReBrexit" Wednesday, but that outcome was unlikely.
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After days of teasing something big, Fortnite's much-hyped rocket event finally arrived today.
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Now that we've hyped it up, we should probably show you the clothes, no?
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It was awesome just how hyped up the women were for the pool party.
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People be cowards hiding behind these phones saying all kinda... getting you hyped up!
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But hyped enough to carve an orgasmic ghoul into the back of your head?!
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Back in 2012, Facebook stumbled out of the gate after its much-hyped IPO.
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So what does Apple's stock do in the wake of these less-hyped events?
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Only this time, not everything he hyped will see the inside of a multiplex.
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The recent crop of Marvel movies have all been well-hyped and well-received.
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The legislation was hyped as a thoughtful balance between employers' and public unions' interests.
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The Israeli officials who hyped the event to journalists beforehand seemed to think so.
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Hyped debut novelists are the writers who most resemble actual celebrities — actresses or singers.
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Now with the release of "Formation", Beyoncé's appearance and hyped performance makes more sense.
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You see so many happy people—that's what gets a DJ very hyped up.
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Have we hyped up the idea of wearing your PJs to your wedding yet?
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Read This Next: A Much-Hyped Addiction Treatment Is Less Effective Than Older Meds
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Is there a part of me that has thought this was overly hyped up?
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Billboards around the country hyped up fears of "illegal migration" during the 2018 election.
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The heavily hyped "mixed reality" headset is supposed to go on sale in 2018.
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Remember, for instance, "The FAKE NEWS awards," which Trump hyped on Twitter for weeks?
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This series has already been hyped to the high heavens — but with good reason.
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Trivia has always been popular, I remember when everyone was hyped over Trivia Crack.
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It remains to be seen how the much-hyped Expo 2020 might affect things.
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Both men hyped their post-9/11 activities, each in his own special way.
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Whatever it is, though, it's being hyped to death before it's even been announced.
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Back then, too, the ruse worked: Many Western journalists had hyped these non-leaks.
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And that includes WeWork, which until recently was one of the most-hyped startups.
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He penned a white paper in 2013 called Hyperloop Alpha that hyped the technology.
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Later, George W. Bush's administration created an intelligence unit that hyped the Iraqi threat.
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Everyone is so hyped up on the match up problems on the offensive end?
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They're fun, they're silly and they're hyped almost as much as the game itself.
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"You get really hyped, a lot, when you win one, two matches," Bencic said.
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Or, quite possibly, end as ignominiously as this much hyped fight of the decade.
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The Albanian government hyped his capture as a major coup to impress international observers.
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Average price at retail: $175Average reselling price: $1,795Average value increase: 1,026%"The combination of the most hyped sneaker (Jordan 1) with the most hyped artist (Travis Scott) is a surefire recipe for success, something that Nike and Jordan brand have mastered," explained Azarcon.
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Shrey said the car was really cool, so that got me hyped up about it.
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The much-hyped, well-funded Gogoro revealed its $4,000 Smartscooter at CES in January 2015.
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Like Crosby, James was a heavily-hyped phenom before he even made his pro debut.
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But perhaps the most hyped quantum computing goal is better machine learning and artificial intelligence.
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Kanye West's next fashion show is so hyped, even Kanye can't stop talking about it.
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The history of one much-hyped set of smart glasses should give the industry pause.
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Nowhere is this more evident than in the much-hyped portrayal of Captain John Price.
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AR and VR have been hyped for years, but have yet to gain mainstream traction.
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The streaming wars kick into high gear The long-hyped streaming wars have finally arrived.
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Critics are hyped for it, and the premiere episode will be available on November 21985.
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Do you feel like it's premature and too hyped to be talking about autonomy now?
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Everyone at the PeopleStyle offices is very hyped for the upcoming Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.
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And we are officially hyped up for this show, which marks Roberts' television starring debut.
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Regardless of the number ... seeing AD in full gear has gotta have Laker fans hyped.
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Both of these studies are objectively important, but that said, they were hyped beyond belief.
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Image: GoogleGoogle has reportedly killed its long-delayed, much-hyped modular smartphone initiative, Project Ara.
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Now, I said I was hyped, but I didn't say I don't have any reservations.
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Declining profitability estimates for the much-hyped company, which currently has a $2 billion valuation.
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Why did you create Autonomous Trap 001, besides poking fun at an incredibly hyped technology?
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This prospect made President Donald Trump, who attended the ceremony yesterday, pretty hyped about it.
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Thank you for getting me really hyped for the event that I'm not going to.
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It all works so well, it's hard not to get hyped for this new series.
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A much-hyped Sony entertainment center in San Francisco slowly morphed into an ordinary mall.
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The much hyped Disney+ streaming service is out and you can watch it right now.
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So it's fair to say that a lot of people are pretty hyped for this.
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After a much-hyped pregnancy, Amal Clooney has given birth to twins Ella and Alexander.
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So how do you commemorate the most watched, most hyped television event of the year?
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A much-hyped Brazilian auction of rights to drill for offshore oil was a disappointment.
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Trump hyped up the caravan in the weeks before the election, using it against Democrats.
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The hyped showdown between Jackson and Watson, two leading Most Valuable Player candidates, never materialized.
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The comedian Amy Schumer is leading the charge with her much-hyped memoir, out Aug.
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Netflix's much-hyped "Breaking Bad" movie, "El Camino," is officially available on the streaming service.
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Shapiro says previously hyped technology like 3D-printing will have a smaller presence this year.
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There's pretty much one major reason we're hyped for Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
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There were few people more hyped for the arrival of affordable VR than yours truly.
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If this is anything like his previous hyped press conferences, it will be a dud.
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Fear about rising crime, even if the oft-hyped crime surge is dubious at best.
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" He added, "He's a completely different person than when he's hyped up for a game.
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Agency leaders downplayed the much-hyped threat this sort of model poses to their business.
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I took a trip to Dyker Heights to see the hyped "Dyker Lights" for myself.
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When it worked, the students were "hyped up and high-fiving each other," he said.
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Before his injury, he was just as hyped a prospect as the other four starters.
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I don't really stay with one brand, I wear from Vans to the hyped Jordan's.
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It can be hard to predict which hyped sneakers will explode on the resale market.
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Unlike over-hyped voting technology claims, these proposals can actually help solve election access issues.
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Comey made his claim in a much-hyped interview with ABC that aired Sunday night.
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The lawsuit is just one more chapter in the much-hyped story of La Mer.
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Trump has called it a "miracle drug," and hyped-up trials beginning in New York.
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I don't know if you remember but we did this dance to get hyped up.
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The article included an image of a miniscule-portioned plate of the much-hyped cuisine.
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It's about reaching people who haven't voted before, and they are getting hyped about Liz.
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The much-hyped discovery, it turned out, wasn't so much a discovery as an error.
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To suggest that the game is hyped in the capital, Pristina, would be an understatement.
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It has also offered up its much-hyped luxury $300-milliom-plus corporate "Dream Jet".
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If you invest in that, you're less likely to be buying an over-hyped situation.
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Do you have any big predictions, something really crazy wild, and what's really over-hyped?
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Some of its hyped features include the ability to manage and offload data in the cloud.
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Yet even if TV's golden age is over-hyped, the medium is still viewers' best bet.
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Uber is down 6.8% from the company's much-hyped May 9th debut at $773 a share.
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The most striking thing about the much-hyped Texas primaries is how ordinary they actually were.
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He led the firm's investment in Magic Leap, the mysterious and much-hyped augmented reality company.
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His days as the division's most hyped prospect have all but vanished in the rear-view.
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Here are the five we're most hyped about, so you can mark your calendar in advance.
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The former American Idol emcee seemed pretty hyped for the big day on Instagram and Twitter.
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I tend to do that a lot whenever there's a hyped new makeup trend, like contour.
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After all, Facebook (FB) struggled for a few months after its heavily hyped IPO in 2012.
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In Year 9 there was the most hyped rap syndicate in Brighton suburbia—The Fiveways Cartel.
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In 2016, the most hyped event of the year was, per usual, Apple's September iPhone announcement.
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He entered the NBA in 2003 as an impossibly hyped teenager straight out of high school.
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It's a major step for proving the worthiness of the highly regulated and much-hyped technology.
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Until then, consider this critic suitably hyped for what could be Nintendo's return to console greatness.
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We should not allow scare tactics and hyped-up campaign rhetoric threaten our great American comeback.
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But in the years between its debut and its much hyped return, a lot has changed.
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Jonathan Anderson is arguably one of the most hyped fashion designers in the industry right now.
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But the strip clubs are gone—instead a trampoline park is a much-hyped popular attraction.
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About five years ago, it was hyped at CES and elsewhere as the next big thing.
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It's the end of the world as we know it, and we feel ... pretty hyped, actually.
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Sometimes, before playing in a big game, a cold shower is in order to get hyped.
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Still, despite not having a finished product, Imagine Software hyped up Bandersnatch significantly in the media.
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Wikileaks's much-hyped "Erdrogan emails," released after the failed Turkish coup, appear to be a bust.
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And for Blast Off, a hyped event with a very specific timetable, servers were absolutely slammed.
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The thing Samsung hyped the most when debuting S9's is its new-and-improved camera.
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Legendary VC John Doerr was right — even in all the hype, the internet was under-hyped.
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Sadly, it seems Josh Kasper wasn't hyped on being a punchline (again?) and did not attend.
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Apple unveiled the much-hyped iPhone X -- and it's both pretty awesome and pretty damn expensive!!!
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AirPower, which in the months after its hyped announcement was labeled WherePower, is now officially Ne'erPower.
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Evo released a trailer (above) to get the fighting game community hyped for the 2017 event.
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But I am so hyped that I got the cover, man, it's such a cool thing.
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The second we got off the plane, Instagram models were trying to get us hyped up.
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But hyped-up blockbuster properties, sequels, and threequels have an particular ability to leave us disappointed.
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Tuesday was the most anticipated, most hyped — and likely most-watched — midterm election of modern times.
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"Perhaps looking back, these things have been hyped up too much" by U.S. politicians, it added.
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That partly explains the surge in demand, which Jones does not yet believe is over-hyped.
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Elon Musk hyped a fully autonomous Tesla in 2016, but has since walked back his vision
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Goldman, which oversees banking decision's for Apple's much-hyped card, has has denied allegations of bias.
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Along with its built-in millennial appeal, the 2000 vintage was hugely hyped by many critics.
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"Nixon's theory has been hyped into some kind of formal strategy," he said in an email.
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Imagine this: You're 12 years old, and you're all hyped up for your big basketball game.
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One of its most hyped games, Super Marathon, was developed by Bungie, the makers of Halo.
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"It's been like that between India and Pakistan of late, everything is getting hyped," he said.
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Blockchain and social media were two other technologies advisers ranked as being the most over-hyped.
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Although hyped as a major victory, it's basically a nothingburger in terms of its actual content.
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Arguably the most-hyped event of Borscht Diez, the festival's tenth edition, was the Coral Orgy.
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Trump also hyped up the event, saying that more than 100,000 people had requested to attend.
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First came the realization that Trump's much-hyped deal with China existed only in his imagination.
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Magic Leap, a much-hyped augmented reality startup, is considering a sale, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday.
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Apple&aposs AirPower Wireless Charger Is Officially DeadApple has completely canceled its much-hyped AirPower project.
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The colossally hyped fight may well have been the biggest pay-per-view bout in history.
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It is part of his much-hyped 2030 vision for the renewal of the desert Kingdom.
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The star tenor, now 56, returns to the boyish role of his breathlessly hyped 1996 debut.
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Some say it isn't turning out to be all that Kohl's hyped it up to be.
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For such a hyped moment, it was extremely underwhelming, especially when Russo is not openly queer.
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But it won't be the world-changing, superfast 5G that everyone has been so hyped about.
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Many of the other criticisms hyped in the memo may not even be relevant at all.
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Their much-hyped maiden North American tour recently made its second stop at Brooklyn nightclub Schimanski.
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It's a controversial move since many critics already see the market as being dangerously over-hyped.
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Science journalism would benefit as well: adding an additional sniff test to avoid hyped-up findings.
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The same reason you heard about Travis Snider as a prospect, or Aaron Sanchez and Noah Syndergaard, or Brett Lawrie, or all the other much-hyped prospects we've heard of through the years (Kyle Drabek was hyped on merit, too—merit at the time, that is).
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Others have argued it's another over-hyped tech that doesn't live up to its sky-high expectations.
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The once hyped social media company had already fallen off many people's radars before its 2014 relaunch.
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His latest bet is that the much-hyped Internet of Things is finally going to take off.
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I told them I almost had a heart attack I was so hyped up at that game.
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Joe is so hyped about the future of American rail, he broke out his hanky and wept.
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When he appeared to hurt his highly-hyped foe, Garbrandt turned it on to seal the deal.
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" He also criticized blockchain, calling it the most "over-hyped — and least useful — technology in human history.
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Snippets of video, newspaper mock-ups and falsified histories hyped up audiences, who questioned the movie's authenticity.
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From buying up viewing glasses to prepping their pets, Americans are hyped for Monday's total solar eclipse.
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"People want to see the most hyped shoes, the most wanted shoes at that time," Fresen said.
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He's hyped up the movie's soundtrack, which is largely full of hip hop and R&B hits.
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While those two use cases launched with the device, the much-hyped voice assistant has remained elusive.
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Queer Eye fans, get hyped: The third season of the Netflix series officially returns on March 15.
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And the deal isn't done once you've appeared at the ribbon-cutting and hyped up the project.
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One of the more hyped concepts in the enterprise space right now is serverless computing, for example.
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TPP's collapse removes the main economic plank of Barack Obama's much-hyped, largely abortive "pivot" to Asia.
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We now know a little more about the "holographic display" in RED's much-hyped Hydrogen Android phone.
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In case you're not hyped enough, however, Netflix has released one final trailer to whet your appetite.
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Headsets get hyped Meanwhile, another kind of wearable — the virtual reality headset — was making waves in 2015.
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It was a strong showing, but O'Rourke was also the most hyped Texas Democrat in recent memory.
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Until this episode, when they won, nearly by accident, against a hyped masked team called the Gladiators.
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Aquafaba might be hyped up right now, but knows what we'll think in a few years time.
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Dopamine is one of the most hyped brain chemicals, supposedly linked to everything from sex to gambling.
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Another fan shared a photo of Al Rocker helping the crowd get "hyped" for the big arrivals.
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Nothing like a little techno-dystopian sci-fi to get you hyped about the future of transportation!!!!
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Which leaves the Hydrogen One as one of the most hyped and ill-conceived phones in years.
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In fact, it increasingly looks like smartwatches and other widely hyped wearables are already on the decline.
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Despite some well-hyped research, though, it wasn't clear that psychopaths were actually overrepresented among business leaders.
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The cuts mirror similar moves across the much-hyped tech industry in the world's second-biggest economy.
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This lawsuit follows on the heels of a litany of mishaps for Rubin's much-hyped new venture.
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It is inappropriate -- and unhelpful for a resolution -- that the US has unilaterally hyped up the issue.
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Of all the comebacks to have happened this year, the Shins were not among the most hyped.
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Politicians are playing on the hyped up fears of their local religious voters to get added support.
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Here's what to look out for in the year ahead, so you can get properly space hyped.
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It's an over-hyped global event that could easily garner a 100% Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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The incredibly hyped, biggest-ever-for-2012 tech, $100 billion IPO got off to a rocky start.
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"I want to be in it," O'Rourke tells Vanity Fair about the much-hyped 22020 presidential race.
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Valizadeh hyped the events as though his millions of followers would finally step forward from the shadows.
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And age differences aside, surely there's a less superficial way to get fans hyped for the special.
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FORM Arcosanti kicked off last night with a much-hyped B2B headline between Skrillex and Four Tet.
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It is inappropriate — and unhelpful for a resolution — that the US has unilaterally hyped up the issue.
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Corona Extra was the official beer sponsor for the much-hyped Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor fight.
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For one of the most-hyped games in years, "Anthem" was also one of the biggest flops.
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It's even more intimidating when that debut is for the biggest, most-hyped movie of the summer.
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Since then, the company's Twitter account has hyped the debut with posts trolling White Claw and Budweiser.
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Is this a sign that China's much-hyped capacity closure program is finally starting to bear fruit?
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Believing herself in a commanding position toward the end of the race, Clinton hyped the gender argument.
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But unlike Amazon's much-hyped hunt for a second headquarters, Apple didn't have a public bidding contest.
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Nor have we glimpsed, IRL, Magic Leap's much hyped, years-in-the-making apparently-reality-bending goggles.
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And the part that people are hyped over involves firing a shotgun into the vacuum of space?
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N.E.R.D played out the second single from their much-hyped new album, No_One Ever Really Dies yesterday.
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Asuka's much hyped, highly anticipated main roster debut was on October 22's TLC pay-per-view.
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Because in [boys'] heads, they're hyped because maybe they never seen a girl do a hard trick.
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The heavily hyped sandwich caused chaos in many stores the first time around, with customers mobbing stores.
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Financial advisers say robo advice is the most "over-hyped" technology in their industry, a survey found.
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Though under-hyped, Mr. Evans is a viable candidate for jazz's most resourceful and invigorating contemporary pianist.
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The two areas are similar, agents said, but the east is more hyped, and consequently more expensive.
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Media reports about Mr. Ghosn's lifestyle frustrate his daughters, who view them as hyped to insinuate wrongdoing.
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Is there any instrument that gets humans as a collective species more hyped up than the trumpet?
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Anticipated discoveries in the biology of mental illness, vigorously hyped before they even arrived, never panned out.
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But the network's longstanding hitmaker had been lobbying directors, arguing that the allegations were false or hyped.
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SEATTLE — Amazon won't say a word about where it plans to put its much-hyped second headquarters.
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The shuttering of Teen Vogue's regularly published print edition marks the end of a much-hyped title.
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I am hyped that we're staying so close to Beautycon that we can walk from our hotel.
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He is joined by Fleyshman, hyped as someone who's spent over $60 million on social media influencers.
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Apple TV Plus unveiled one of its most-hyped shows, "Little America," in the middle of January.
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Turning her back on loud, emphatic, digitally hyped productions, Ms. Del Rey was whispery, soft focus, leisurely.
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After a euphoric start in July, the much-hyped STAR Market has lost some gloss of late.
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I have to keep myself hyped up, surrounded with positive people, good vibes, and I'll be okay.
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I gotta hand it to BlackBerry for getting everyone so hyped for its new flagship KEYOne phone.
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For example, the Texas primaries were hyped as a signal of the great and awesome blue wave.
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And the only realistic way to do so will be to address the dollar's artificially hyped value.
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Polling suggests Democrats are considerably less hyped about the prospect than they were even six months ago.
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In 2015, I took a trip to Dyker Heights to see the hyped "Dyker Lights" for myself.
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When people are nervous and panicked, they are less likely to spend on more expensive, hyped shoes.
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When I did finally have sex, it was a bit underwhelming, like I'd hyped it so much.
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But it seems Democratic voters in the primary states weren't that hyped up about the Mueller report.
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"The much-hyped epidemic of hate crimes you've heard so much about is essentially made up," Carlson said.
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Since then, every much-hyped interloper, from Independent Ross Perot to Green Ralph Nader, has come up empty.
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After that debate, the GOP's candidate has hyped up the idea that the election is rigged against him.
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In 2014, he beat back a much-hyped rival, Democrat Alison Lundergan Grimes, in a 15-point victory.
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In the world of sports, there has been perhaps no handshake as hyped, speculated and anticipated as this.
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For weeks and weeks, your kid has been hyped to see James, Irving and Love make basketball magic.
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By this point, this so-called "supermoon" is a fairly cliched but certainly hyped piece of science news.
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For every positive tweet about Pokémon GO, there's a tweet about how it's over-hyped, annoying or bad.
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Those concerns include the company's top line miss, which came despite its "much-hyped" push into wearable technology.
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It sure looks like Season 8 will bring us that long-hyped and long-hoped-for brother vs.
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This kind of achievement is exactly what the emerging commercial space sector has always been hyped to accomplish.
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Of course, it's one of the most hyped releases of the year, and I wanted to be dazzled.
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JOE KERNEN: You have no problem saying unequivocally that this wasn't hyped by the administration for political purposes?
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It's time to stop pouting over the Oscars and get hyped up for another excellent year in movies.
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Alas, I was disappointed by "Final Fantasy XV: The VR Experience," despite being hyped for the game itself.
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First, the Wonder Woman trailer premiere got many hyped for the first female-led superhero movie since Elektra.
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Instead it's like Future, or even like Kehlani, and you rap over them to like a hyped crowd.
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Biden's endorsement was low-key, without the type of hyped rollout that accompanied Obama's public backing of Clinton.
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I walk over to the daycare to get the pups, and they are super hyped to see me.
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Many sceptics dismissed the Vision Fund as a vast pot of tainted money squandered on hyped-up assets.
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For two weeks, the beauty company Glossier hyped up a new brand it would be launching, called Play.
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The Duffer brothers, now 35, are the creative minds writing and directing one of Netflix's most hyped shows.
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The startup, which was founded in 2015, spent VR's most hyped years building out their live-streaming tech.
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On Sunday night, the country got treated to a much-hyped ABC interview with the former FBI director.
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A remix of Ludacris's "Move Bitch (Get Out the Way)" got everyone hyped, but the hype quickly waned.
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AMLG: Gary, you are well-known as a critic of this technique, you've said that it's over-hyped.
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Image credit: NASA/NOAAYour new lock screen photos have arrived, courtesy of NOAA's heavily hyped GOES-16 Satellite.
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Most of them were detained in spectacular, made-for-TV busts, which were then hyped on social media.
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Augmented reality company Magic Leap released a "creator edition" of its ambitious, hugely hyped headset earlier this month.
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The e-commerce debut marks the end of the much-hyped Snapchat pop-up store in New York.
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He reserved a Model 3 in the spring of 2016 when Tesla first hyped the forthcoming electric sedans.
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Within the next month, a pair of the most highly hyped VR headsets are getting ready to launch.
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BOOKER: Why'd you have to start with the things that get me all hyped up to begin with?
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This brings us to Brazil's Glover Teixeira, who once resided amongst the most hyped fighters in the UFC.
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This Mars cycle gets you hyped to meet "the one" — or to simply enjoy more quality time together.
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There's a great video of the single playing before a recent Migos show to an extremely hyped crowd.
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"Profits remain unlikely to suddenly improve, without the much-hyped international deal," said Neil Wilson of ETX Capital.
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This week we've also got a big bonus playlist to get you hyped for this summer's Panorama festival.
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The shortfall reflects reduced appetite for much-hyped tech IPOs in a market roiled by trade war fears.
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Let's just say if we weren't already hyped up about these pieces, these images definitely have us convinced.
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To help get you hyped, we've compiled 28 smokin' hot shots of Nicki Minaj for your viewing pleasure.
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Uber losses accelerate: Uber continues to bleed money as it races toward a much-hyped IPO next year.
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Another Deep State conspiracy theory hyped by President Donald Trump and his Republican allies has withered under scrutiny.
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Steve Collins: Putting aside those who rarely pay attention anything political, Maine's pretty hyped about the court fight.
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S. trade war partly eclipsed the much-hyped addition of the world's second-largest equity market by capitalization.
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This show has been so hyped, and with good reason, but the prices are unrealistic for the masses.
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Now everyone must wait if they want to say they've eaten the latest hyped-up bowl of ramen.
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For instance: shares of the year's most hyped IPO, Snap, popped 44 percent on the first trading day.
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Three weeks ago, House Republicans publicly released a much-hyped memo written by representative Devin Nunes of California.
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Dunn arrived as a heavily hyped kid from New London, Connecticut, which is around an hour from Providence.
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Scandal politics, which vaulted Gingrich to prominence in the first place, could be hyped and exploited; see Benghazi.
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It has a real hyped up atmosphere, I can connect the dots a little bit to Baltimore House.
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Fast forward to Sunday's BET Awards and Desiigner did the same thing with a slightly less-hyped audience.
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But I came to The Ringed City after months away, hyped for a final jaunt into the abyss.
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Mr. Trump had relentlessly hyped Tuesday's event as a dramatic moment in his journey to a second term.
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They even hired Lady Gaga as "Creative Director," but the devices she hyped at CES never really materialized.
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It was hyped by some of Instagram's best known influencers, including the models Kendall Jenner and Bella Hadid.
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Coming after the much-hyped 2000 vintage, the '01 was considered something of a letdown by many critics.
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Last time we ran into Rick, he was hyped about Dwyane Wade going back to the Miami Heat.
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Mayweather defeated Pacquiao in May 2015 in a hugely hyped fight that was largely panned by boxing fans.
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The world's most-hyped augmented-reality start-up, Magic Leap, has raised over $2.3 billion over seven years.
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Williamson is the most-hyped N.B.A. rookie since LeBron James, but an injury will delay his Pelicans debut.
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This was predictably seized upon by far-right and conspiracy circles, who hyped the event into something massive.
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Already in this cycle, we've seen Democrats fall short in the much-hyped Georgia 6th district special election.
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For decades prior to becoming President, Trump hyped real estate, casinos, consumer products and his reality TV show.
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The company behind what was once one of the most hyped fitness trackers may soon be no more.
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He called Permutive "the most hyped startup in this space," which also includes competitors like InfoSum and Lotame.
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I honestly think it's just another really hyped up video game that will eventually die down over time.
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Controlled accounts under fictitious personas then spread links to those articles on social media with hyped-up headlines.
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People queued for it then too — and queues have since become a familiar sight at Apple's hyped launches.
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Disney has released more details (and a video!) showing off its much-hyped Guardians of the Galaxy ride.
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This year, the media again hyped the evening, but the post-event coverage proved to be more important.
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From the beginning, Korey and Rubio were masterful at getting these young employees hyped up about their jobs.
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I think based on a completely bogus narrative that was largely fanned and hyped by an irresponsible press.
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Video game lovers are hyped over Nintendo's new Pokemon video games, which include three never-before-seen Pokemon.
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That's way lower than the hiring boom that was hyped when the expensive tax law was being debated.
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LEDE: The Senate Commerce Committee will tackle the booming (and much hyped) business of self-driving cars Tuesday.
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If you thought Google Glass, the massively-hyped (yet ultimately unpopular) augmented reality headwear, was dead—think again.
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It's inevitable, but I see what your point is, that it's a lot of hype now. Over-hyped.
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Following up a No. 1 album titled Thriller, Also, pop superstar Conner4Real (Andy Samberg) releases the much-hyped CONNquest.
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In another case last month, a much-hyped Nature paper about editing human embryos came under fire via biorXiv.
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For all that mainstream Republicans hyped up Trump's narrow loss in Iowa, in reality his performance there was impressive.
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Uber IPO: Trade could take some attention off Uber's Wall Street debut, billed as the year's most-hyped IPO.
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Team Croatia was (understandably) hyped while celebrating a much-needed goal against England in the semi-finals on Wednesday.
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Aquarius: TRAPPIST-1Trappist and its planetsGraphic: NASA/JPL-CaltechAquarius contains one of the most hyped sets of exoplanets around.
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To him, clickers are to big-budget, perfectly rendered, massively hyped AAA games as punk was to prog rock.
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Unofficially, though, everyone is already hyped for the follow-up to The Force Awakens, as you're about to discover.
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Movies often have huge drops from their first to second weekend, especially mega-hyped blockbusters that have huge openings.
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When life gives you lemons Beyonce's much-hyped "Lemonade" was supposed to pop up on iTunes at midnight Sunday.
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"I think big data is over-hyped," says Ng. A lot of problems will be solved using small data.
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He admitted the Sunday Million, FanDuel's most-hyped N.F.L. tournament, was extremely difficult for the average player to win.
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The quality of Joya's espresso, hyped by locals and out of town Yelp users alike, completed this artsy smorgasbord.
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Regardless, it's far more likely we'll see serious deep sea mining than the much-hyped asteroid mining, thought Graedel.
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These days, the beauty industry seems to be controlled by a 5-year-old hyped up on birthday cake.
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The rapid release could ensure fewer people end up with the suspense spoiled, while avoiding overly hyped up expectations.
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But this moment had been so hyped, I thought I was going to see the epitome of car innovation.
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Keanu Reeves, an actor, hyped up "Cyberpunk 2077", a hotly anticipated title in which he plays a big role.
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Despite a hyped launch with lines outside its Snap Bot vending machines in surprise locations, their utility was limited.
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It was the kind of place where people would go after eating to get themselves hyped up before clubbing.
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Unfortunately for BlackBerry, it wasn't able to catch enough attention amid other hyped-up phones like the iPhone 7.
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Very rarely does a first-generation product — especially something as hyped up as this one — live up to expectations.
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We promise they're just as good — if not better — than the hyped movies and television you imbibed this year.
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Back when Walgreens began to offer these tests, Theranos was a Silicon Valley darling, hyped for its innovative methods.
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The company is coming hot off a hyped September press event, where it introduced a bunch of new products.
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Black Friday and Cyber Monday are hyped to no end, but there are some impressive TV deals going on.
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Business Insider's Alex Heath has the inside story of what's going on inside the much-hyped social media company.
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Tony Hawk, pro skater: When Transworld came, I was hyped that there was actually a magazine devoted to skateboarding.
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I think they play a lot of popular music so that's where everyone gets hyped up and gets moving.
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It's just another channel to get hyped and make it a more intense environment and enhance our team advantage.
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This kind of hyped-up story could distract folks from the more serious, more obvious effects of climate change.
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Photo: GettyThis summer, people got really frothy about the super-hyped Essential Phone from Android co-creator Andy Rubin.
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"On the block I thought my heart was going to explode, I was so hyped, so excited," he said.
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What started out as a fun, entertaining way to get people hyped about Spectacles is now just frustratingly annoying.
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Allow yourself to get even more hyped up for Victoria Beckham for Target before it drops on April 9.
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He seems genuinely hyped when talking about fresh food and—crucially for meat-eaters—he's not preachy about veganism.
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A new trailer shows the suited-up superheroes swooping through the sky together for their much-hyped Supergirl reunion.
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Kardashian's line has already been super hyped up ... with celeb friends like Chrissy Teigen jumping on the bandwagon early.
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"Like that Oscar speech you gave, that got me hyped," Waithe said, referencing Berry's 2002 win for Monster's Ball.
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On Sunday, LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers won the NBA Finals, beating the infinitely hyped Golden State Warriors.
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China earlier had indicted it would return the unmanned device, while accusing the U.S. of having "hyped" the issue.
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They've been working on decentralized networking since long before the space became the hot, hyped thing it is now.
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Though the premise of "Embedded" is promising, the opera hovers uncertainly between satire, unabashed melodrama and hyped-up terror.
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"Valentine's Day is hyped up in the same way corporations hype up any other holiday or engagement," Kelly explains.
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How will a much-hyped modernity look 100 or 1,000 years from now, on a dying or dead planet?
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When Uber went public on May 10, its stock immediately tanked, in an embarrassment for the heavily hyped offering.
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Leaks were a common occurrence as staffers hyped their own policy positions, even brazenly floating them in trial balloons.
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The most hyped features of the 737 MAX compared with its predecessor, the 737NG, are more fuel-efficient engines.
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The first vehicle officially marketed as an SUV was hyped with outdoorsy advertisements appealing to the sporty American family.
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Though much-hyped at the time of its launch, Moments hasn't had the impact Twitter had initially hoped for.
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Mr. Trump's much-hyped appearance came in the midst of a news week focused on the presidential candidates' health.
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Get hyped up on A Great Big World's "This is the New Year" and make 2019 a great one!
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Like social media, meal kits or body-and-mind studios, PetIQ is capitalizing on a hot and hyped area.
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One of the most-hyped scenes in the series was Cleganebowl, which finally came to fruition in season eight.
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That document, wildly hyped in the run-up to its release, has largely faded from the political landscape since.
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There is a murky and much hyped emerging industry in selling intelligence about attack groups like the C0d0s0 group.
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It's not just that the media has hyped up the polarizing rhetoric of the political campaigns — presidential in particular.
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Merch aside, their music is pretty damn good, too, as they proved with some much-hyped sets at SXSW.
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And while most of the danger so far is potential (and also ironically over-hyped), it's hardly entirely imagined.
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You can't just slap a Gundam into a thing and expect me to get hyped (sorry, Ready Player One).
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Most members, the mods say, avoid hyped-up "meme stock" and only make a few risky trades per year.
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By forgoing focus on hyped-up bands, Deep Elm provided a true glimpse of a scene in the making.
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Viaweb was a success by any realistic standard, but perhaps not by today's hyped success narrative and fundraising stockpiles.
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Here is the full story of the rise and fall of the most hyped menu item of the year.
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In a further statement carried on its website, China's Foreign Ministry said the whole issue had been "hyped up".
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President Trump himself hyped the Inspector General's report on a wild phone-in interview on Fox & Friends Friday morning.
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There were no bombshells in Thursday's much-hyped release of documents related to the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
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So everyone was doing hyped ass songs like Bon Jovi and Queen, and Keith got up and did "Colorblind".
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The most hyped is intended to make it more difficult for Britain to leave the E.U. without a deal.
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In October, New Balance revealed it had signed the much-hyped prospect Darius Bazley to a million-dollar contract.
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This year's draft is considerably less hyped than last year's, but the Giants have plenty of holes to fill.
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The bottom line: Blackstone bought into a bear market for energy stocks, despite the White House's much hyped deregulation.
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In the earliest days of home computing, the much-hyped feature we now call "dark mode" was the default.
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Motorola confirmed today that its much-hyped folding Razr is going to come in a second color: blush gold.
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Though hyped, dozens of features iPhone owners now take for granted were nowhere to be seen at the time.
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Millennials, those 2227 to 23 years old, may be as exuberantly hyped a demographic as any in recent memory.
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Spicer's much-hyped re-emergence was not okay, wrote Anushay Hossain, and she wasn't referring to his dance moves.
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And what of the much-hyped Museum of the Bible, which will be displaying items from Hobby Lobby's collection?
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It is time for a reality check for virtual reality, one of the most hyped technologies of last year.
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It all came in a hyped-up atmosphere that seemed more like May than the first week of February.
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Veteran Larry Fitzgerald should remain a reliable presence, and receiver Christian Kirk is being hyped as a sleeper pick.
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The lofty valuations of scooter companies have led some investors to caution that the sector has become over-hyped.
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Times have changed for hyped new bands, but the formula for songs that launch you into reverie has not.
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"The $59 Nars Hyped Eyeshadow Palette would make a great holiday gift for just about anyone," Rain told Insider.
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"He was like, 'Good game,' after the game, so I was a little hyped," Lakers guard Lance Stephenson said.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — Sometimes Grand Slam breakthroughs, even for the most hyped and promising tennis players, come when least expected.
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Devin Nunes, which Sean Hannity hyped would reveal a scandal "worse than Watergate" but proved a dud upon release.
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Watching Donald Trump's much-hyped interview with Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly on Tuesday was a physically uncomfortable experience.
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But, in a sequel to the market's apathetic response to Trump's much-hyped drug pricing plan, they quickly rebounded.
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But right now, it looks like a case study in the ways a much-hyped initiative can fall short.
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Breitbart enthusiastically hyped his 2016 primary opponent, Paul Nehlen, and painted him as a de facto Hillary Clinton supporter.
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I think the reason why developers have been hyped about it is because I think they see it, too.
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The things that we're talking about now, like AI, and virtual reality, seem to me to be over-hyped.
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This was the big one but it wasn't a hyped up race war between two nations, cultures or colors.
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Soon after, reactions hit social media and if you weren't already mega-hyped for this movie, you're about to be.
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" At the press conference Friday, Trump denied criticizing May and hyped up their relationship as "the highest level of special.
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I'm also extremely hyped for a few collabs I have coming up in 2018; I also have videos coming out.
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The company hyped the mechanism by claiming the keyboard design is "four times more stable" than its standard, scissor mechanism.
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On December 19, both the House and Senate voted to pass the much-hyped, allegedly stock-boosting Republican tax plan.
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Debates are never what they are hyped up to be, but they are extremely significant in this politically cluttered age.
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There comes a time in every hyped-up business trend's life cycle when the noise becomes so intense it's comical.
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With Apple reportedly struggling to produce enough of its much-hyped iPhone X ahead of its release date on Nov.
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I asked Twenge what she makes of these criticisms—that her conclusions are alarmist, or over-hyped by the media.
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"I was so hyped by her back flips, until I heard JT vocals… Shookt!" one fan commented on the post.
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Even the Wall Street Journal was able to get something out before Maddow got to her own hyped-up exclusive.
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He said the data he found persuaded him that the potential off-target effects of CRISPR had been over-hyped.
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" He also criticized bitcoin's underlying technology, blockchain, calling it the most "over-hyped — and least useful — technology in human history.
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NASA's much-hyped announcement this week about the Red Planet wasn't earth-shattering, but it certainly keeps such conjecture alive.
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But no one ate any mushrooms for this study—instead, the researchers were talking about the much-hyped antioxidant molecule.
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Fellow Iowa politicians were "disappointed" with what transpired, as Ernst gave her much-hyped speech to a nearly empty hall.
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When ColourPop first launched, Laura and John Nelson couldn't have estimated just how hyped the Internet could get about beauty.
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She wanted to be playing the GTA Online that was hyped before launch: a crime simulator, not a bicycling marathon.
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IBM's resounding rejection of the much-hyped quantum computing milestone came two days before Google's paper was published on Wednesday.
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We couldn't tell if he was simply hyped off his WWE debut by roping in MMA, but clearly he wasn't.
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The social network had hyped the event on social media prior to the kickoff, making the stumble a bit awkward.
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"So did B.J. Novak, so did Mike Schur and so did Paul Lieberstein," she said, as Kinsey hyped her up.
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The company can't keep the Switch in stock and people are hyped AF for the SNES Classic dropping in September.
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H&M is known for pulling out all the stops for the lead-up to its incredibly hyped designer collaborations.
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Virtual reality has been one of these hyped-up categories for years, but it's always fallen short of complete immersion.
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The would-be assailant is quickly and easily taken care of by security, ending the entire hyped up assassination plot.
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The big deal is the Hydrogen One's much-hyped "holographic" screen, which few have been able to see before now.
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YouTube already has a ton of videos with players hyped to finally reach it after so many months of trying.
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This tidbit, of course, got picked up by other web outlets, which hyped Costas as a beer-chugging man's man.
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Glenworth Valley, New South Wales is home to green pastures, clean air and one over-hyped fucking swamp (river apparently).
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Apple CarWe'd be remiss to not include the much-hyped electric wonder vehicle that's supposedly being brewed up in Cupertino.
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Yesterday he hyped the track some more by Snapchatting what sounded like Migos member Offset rapping over the same song.
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The much hyped Google gadget event has come and gone, and left us with an impressive haul of new gear.
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Reddit threads are often scattered with before-and-after photos proving — or disproving — the efficacy of hyped skin-care products.
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From missed payrolls to disappearing employees, former employees of the once-hyped startup tell us how it all went wrong.
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"In the past weeks various strategic options have been publicly discussed and often hyped," Thyssenkrupp Chief Executive Guido Kerkhoff said.
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Click through to see what we thought of eight hyped devices, and check back for more reviews in the future.
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After Martin's hilarious stalling efforts, Rihanna finally took the stage to a hyped crowd waiting to hear her greatest hits.
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Sometimes, I want it to be calm and other times I want to be really hyped — so it all depends.
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We've got a (slightly) better idea of what Bella Hadid's hyped collaboration with Chrome Hearts is going to look like.
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The kickflip was all rocket, like how kickflips in those times were, and I remember being super hyped on it.
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Clips of Mueller looking puzzled are already flying around in the right-wing media universe and being hyped by Trump.
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Our reporter spoke with the producer about the influences and inspiration behind his much-hyped and long-awaited new album.
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" Schiff added: "They have so hyped this ... that they've led their echo chamber into thinking that this is something extraordinary.
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This leads to a gap in reporting that can be filled by "experts" with questionable experience and hyped-up metrics.
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He marveled at his own success in Tuesday's primary, and gleefully hyped his likely general election matchup against Hillary Clinton.
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Millions livestreamed the event on Tidal, tuning in to hear one of the most hyped up albums of the year.
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Ahead, check out the Insta-hyped products that actually passed our tests — and are totally worth your hard earned cash.
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There's a much-hyped Gilmore Girls reboot coming to Netflix one month from tomorrow: six hours divided into four parts.
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It is not, therefore, surprising that Rwanda will soon be a laboratory for one of the most hyped technologies around.
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If history is a guide, these showdowns are overly hyped and will not alter the basic contours of the race.
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We spent all this time getting hyped over Nigeria's nifty jerseys and were blindsided by your brilliance on the pitch.
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Those trends, hyped heavily over the years by analysts and the companies themselves, had previously driven big share-price gains.
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Earlier this year, the much hyped modular G5 smartphone, bombed so hard it led to LG reshuffling its key execs.
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He probably wasn't expecting what came next: a group of adorable kids so hyped that he came to surprise them.
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President Donald Trump said his much-hyped infrastructure plan will likely have to wait until after this year's midterm elections.
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It feels like an instant classic, a reminder of what all that cool, hyped new music is trying to be.
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Dude gets so hyped, he starts throwing punches at one point ... while standing right next to Aoife's husband, Mark Elliott.
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I hyped it pretty hard on the podcast yesterday, but Atomic Blonde is my favorite movie of 2017 so far.
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His biggest product rollout of late has been Moments, the much-hyped content product that Twitter released in the fall.
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Shyp, a once-hyped San Francisco-based startup that aimed to streamline sending packages, has shut down, Fast Company reports.
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Carreyrou eventually discovered and reported that it appears Theranos rarely even used its much-hyped Edison technology in its tests.
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Meanwhile, Trump's much-hyped infrastructure plan, which was supposed to revitalize all those crumbling cities has itself turned to dust.
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For dessert we order the Brain Cake—much hyped in internet lore—based on the Licker Monster in Resident Evil.
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The hip-hop legends came together Saturday night at Story Nightclub, and the crowd was as hyped as you'd expect.
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The choir's much-hyped tour of several cities in the United States, scheduled for July, was abruptly canceled in June.
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Chloroquine or hydroxychloroquine — Antimalarial drugs hyped by President Trump (despite weak evidence) as being potentially useful in treating Covid-19.
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The PH-1, better known as the Essential Phone, was arguably one of the most hyped new phones in years.
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SOPHIE's much hyped album—while not an official PC music release—was a fluffed opportunity littered with some absolute shockers.
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Carreyrou eventually discovered and reported that it appeared Theranos rarely even used its much-hyped Edison technology in its tests.
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Silicon Valley has birthed many highly valued and hugely hyped start-ups in recent years, including Uber, Airbnb and Pinterest.
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And Redick will be the beneficiary of passes from one of the most hyped players in recent history: Zion Williamson.
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Eastern, ABC You are hereby warned: Ignore the least hyped of the league's four second-round series at your peril.
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A lot of directors that I've worked for, they tend to be really hyped up and you feel their nerves.
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Devin Nunes's heavily hyped memo, which alleged that the FBI abused its power in surveilling Trump's presidential campaign in 2016.
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There was a super-hyped product that ... It got a lot of venture capital funding and ended up going bust.
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" Quartz dutifully hyped it as "Google's astounding new search tool [that] will answer any question by reading thousands of books.
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In a November survey of financial advisers by Greenwich Associates, 71% labeled robo-advisers and automated investing as over-hyped.
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Rudd hyped the crowd up before the game and partied with the team in the locker room after their victory.
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Full penile transplants, another much-hyped solution for penile amputees, are also still rare and may involve their own complications.
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Right-wing media hyped a report from a website last week which claimed it had likely identified the possible whistleblower.
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And then there were the much-hyped House races in Kansas, Montana, and Georgia, where Democratic efforts fell just short.
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Why we're hyped: Sunnyside has a cool premise with an optimistic hook, priming to earn the "feel-good comedy" marker.
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Why we're hyped: Throughout its first four episodes, Unbelievable is a strong example of how to do true crime well.
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Why we're hyped: When Black-ish is good, it's really good, so we have the same hopes for Mixed-ish.
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The much-hyped technology has been adopted over the last two years by both start-ups and more established corporations.
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Either way, Entertainment Weekly reports that Showtime president David Nevins is hyped about Carrey's performance and getting Gondry to direct.
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It could be programmed to bring everyone into a hyped state of mind by the time they reach the venue.
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Point D: The Premier League is a media pressure cooker where careers are destroyed as quickly as they're over-hyped.
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Faraday Future is one of the most hyped companies at CES this year, and has been one of the most hyped companies in the entire auto industry over the last several months as media and analysts have tried to figure out exactly what it's doing, where its money is coming from, and who they are.
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If you're in Australia and waiting for the much hyped Animal Crossing mobile release next month, your wait is already over.
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Uber's responses have included a much-hyped conference call led by board member Arianna Huffington and this week the diversity report.
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Okay, so maybe "irrelevant" is a strong word — but she's certainly getting us hyped for her turn as a super spy.
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Kanye urged people to download the Wav app, as did Kid Cudi, and Wav hyped up the release on social media.
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In between those two hyped hacker releases, a full episode of Game of Thrones leaked two days before the air date.
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Earlier, China's Defense Ministry said authorities had decided to return it, but criticized the US for having "hyped up" the issue.
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It can be easy to take hyped-up science papers as fact, especially when they involve the most esoteric imaginable ideas.
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It hyped up the winter solstice-lunar eclipse combo that occurred on December 21, 2010 (the last time it's ever happened).
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It's also been more in the public eye thanks to Linton, an eccentric personality who's hyped about Canopy's potential, Gomez said.
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But as analysts dog the much-hyped film's box office performance, it's becoming clear exactly why we need MoviePass to survive.
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Path's road took a turn for the worse and the much-hyped startup lost staff, users and momentum (and user data).
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While the movie's title might seem hyperbolic — a commonplace gambit in today's hyped-up art world — I don't think it is.
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LaVar was relentlessly hyped by the media for months precisely because he's the type of guy prone to saying dumb things.
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The iPhone 7 and 7 Plus launched last week, and one of the most hyped features has been the camera(s).
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Isolationists would celebrate by closing what investors had hyped as the biggest market opening since the collapse of the Berlin Wall.
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But this new trailer lays the groundwork in the best way possible, getting us hyped for the series's return this summer.
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However, I know plenty of people who listen to hard rock or metal because they say it gets them hyped up.
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One of the most well-hyped measures of biological age involves measuring the length of the ends of DNA, called telomeres.
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Venture capital investment infuses hyped brands with lots of cash and information to spur rapid growth in exchange for larger returns.
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One played a central role in the creation of the highly hyped AI-generated portrait that sold at Christie's for $432,500.
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Instead of ignoring Trump's already deft stealing of the headlines away from their convention, the campaign hyped the distraction even further.
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Black Friday, the unofficial kickoff to holiday shopping, has been both beaten down and hyped up over the past several years.
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Google's attempt at this last year didn't go well, even though the company hyped the feature with its Pixel Buds release.
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Luckey's scrutiny of much-hyped Magic Leap is grounded in an expertise that most tech review sites can only aspire to.
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And other, more realistic meat substitutes are now beginning to creep into the consumer market, like the much-hyped Impossible Burger.
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" It continued, "But like the many other businesses Trump has hyped, his developments in Scotland and Ireland have been business failures.
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Captioned simply, "Autonomous Trap 001," the scene evokes a world of narratives involving the much-hyped technology of self-driving cars.
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People often think it's weird to get hyped about reading one page, meditating for one minute or making one sales call.
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During its much-hyped hardware event today in San Francisco, Google showed off the first devices in its Daydream VR lineup.
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Similar to binging a much-hyped TV series or film trilogy, the entire project is enthralling to view as a whole.
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People were hyped, but that didn't have anything to do with Tumblr Everyone who gets a selfie with Wendy Davis wins.
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Similar to binging a much-hyped TV series or film trilogy, the entire project is enthralling to view as a whole.
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Harden, Boogie getting traded, and a few glorious months of Embiid, if anything I think the Warriors have been insufficiently hyped.
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Speaking with reporters after the meeting, Tillerson, Mnuchin and others hyped the agreement as a step forward for US-Russia relations.
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That same year LeBron James was the No. 1 pick in the most-hyped high school draft pick of the decade.
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It was also the slowest revenue growth quarter-to-quarter since its very-hyped initial public offering almost three years ago.
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But unlike the hyped-up 2017 eclipse, the odds of the eclipse passing over your town are a whole lot lower.
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To say that the much-hyped universe exploration game No Man's Sky didn't live up to players' expectations is an understatement.
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Every once in a while, an app comes along that's so hyped people are willing to wait in line for it.
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PlaySide VR Oculus seems to be launching with a healthy balance of titles available across platfroms alongside some pretty hyped exclusives.
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Gzuz, on the other hand, has never been in the States but is totally hyped about going, especially to New York.
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Lawmakers used a hearing on self-driving cars Tuesday to ask whether the much-hyped vehicles would be vulnerable to hacking.
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Soon after its hyped-up IPO, analysts and investors realized the stock was far too expensive, causing a drastic sell-off.
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Like many others, Cantelon has kept a close eye on the much-hyped No Man's Sky, ever since it was announced.
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Television just can't engage the nation's challenges in hyped and glitzy debate productions that look more like Super Bowl halftime shows.
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Magic Leap has finally unveiled its much-hyped augmented reality hardware platform, promising that the first units will ship next year.
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Lawmakers used a hearing on self-driving cars Tuesday to ask whether the much-hyped vehicles would be vulnerable to hacking.
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The stilted format makes it unlikely that a whole lot of information will be forthcoming at Monday night's much-hyped debate.
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That will be hyped as a shootout between those countries' two biggest stars, Bale versus his Real Madrid teammate, Cristiano Ronaldo.
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FDR memorized everything he said on the broadcasts and spurned the hyped-up style of most radio announcers in that era.
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Suddenly we're in an arch, slick, hyped-up TV legal show, with lawyers marching in formation and exchanging withering put-downs.
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Frequently referred to as Navi before the announcement, this microarchitecture has been hyped as a gamechanger by AMD and AMD fans.
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John Lewis Year after year, this UK-based department store produces some of the most iconic and hyped-up holiday ads.
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He hyped the UFC's reputation for unchecked aggression — hair pulling, for instance, was allowed — and reveled in its semi-outlaw status.
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Despite being one of the most hyped and energetic bands that played this weekend, they were caught in the wrong audience.
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Most of the time, the songs were half-baked ideas that weren't great and I was just really hyped on them.
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"But it's also one of the most hyped beers out there, perhaps aided by its very limited distribution range," he argued.
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Putin personally hyped several of them during a lavish official event in March that included video clips and flashy computer graphics.
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Stock he was promised surely has a much lower value now than Wegener might have suspected before the hyped March IPO.
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Shame were booking such female-fronted bands at the age of 16, bands who are now hyped on their own merit.
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Right before he left for college, Jain was involved in a $37,000 all-cash deal for 100 pairs of hyped shoes.
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How has a small literary novel flourished while hyped books by big-name authors have flashed on and off the list?
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Warren hyped the Daniel plan as a weight loss diet in 22001, and 21,2000 people immediately signed up for the program.
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The men did not disclose that they received payments for making online postings that hyped the digital coin, the regulators said.
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In the midst of this early exploratory science, some journalists plucked results out of context and wrote goofy, over-hyped articles.
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In fact, if they trust your opinion, they might feel inspired to freely admit when they're not loving a hyped book.
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"I don't want to get too hyped up because I've done well, now I'm No. 3 in the world," Dimitrov said.
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What you end up with is a ton of undifferentiated products hyped by overzealous marketers, which leads to confusion among shoppers.
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Then there's Amy Klobuchar, a popular U.S. senator from Minnesota who has long been hyped as a potential first woman president.
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Things that are most hyped and usually the things that are most loved produce the most disappointment and the most pain.
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Meanwhile, coach Kenny Atkinson insists he isn't worried about Russell getting too hyped up to stick it to his former organization.
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Martin Scorsese's "The Irishman," relentlessly hyped by Netflix as "one of the best films of the decade," went zero for 10.
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In addition, he said every major launch the company did, like the much-hyped Disney collab in 2016, was a disaster.
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Ohtani was one of the most-hyped prospects in recent memory when he made the jump to the majors in 2018.
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The defending N.F.C. champion (and revolutionaries of N.F.L. offense) Rams (2-0) against the emerging (and heavily hyped) Browns (21.593-21.583).
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Or maybe it is nearly impossible to continue submitting oneself to debilitating procedures without hyped hope in their triumphantly restorative powers.
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"Unfortunately, intermittent fasting gets a little hyped," said Courtney Peterson, who studies the diet at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
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The Information has published a sobering update on the much-hyped augmented reality company, which released its first product last year.
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Each of these — and others — was like one of those On Demand TV series that's hyped, overdramatized, expensive and quickly forgotten.
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"KFC wants us to die so badly," one Twitter user wrote on Tuesday, while others seemed hyped up to try it.
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It's not quite ready to fly, but it made for an effective prop as Musk hyped the next steps for SpaceX.
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"You're so hyped up after winning that you want to do something destructive," said Jimmie Johnson, the 2013 Daytona 500 winner.
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And then there's the Apple Watch, the much-hyped device that was supposed to usher in a new era of mobile computing.
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"I wasn't particularly looking out for Pokémon Go or anything, I wasn't like super hyped for it," Liu told me over Skype.
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The problem with this is that because the person stays more alert and hyped up longer they actually drink more than normal.
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Unlike Musk's much-hyped plan for a Hyperloop, this new proposal is for a slower system that Musk is simply calling Loop.
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Apple announced group FaceTime at WWDC and hyped it as a seamless way to video chat with up to 32 people simultaneously.
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The Trump attack landed as newly announced Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke was preparing to bring his much-hyped tour through Ohio.
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Whatever the reason for Witherspoon's presence, it's just one more reason to get hyped for the last season of the beloved sitcom.
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Hyped-up new products get released and they're so instantly recognizable; it's not so different from what happens in the fashion industry.
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After downing "a small coffee, with two shots of espresso in it and extra cream" in the car, Ryan declares himself hyped.
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Now, I know what you're thinking, when has it ever been a good idea to get hyped up about an LG phone?
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If you weren't hyped up about a print-heavy fall, the Kenzo x H&M show might just make you a believer.
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Wireless charging is undoubtedly one of the most exciting, hyped-up features expected to debut with the iPhone 8 later this year.
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HTC just announced actual specs for its much-hyped blockchain phone, the Exodus 1, and is letting people sign up for preorders.
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If the new age-y inspirational music isn't your cup of tea, you can watch a hyped-up EDM-fueled version here.
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His much-hyped "deal of the century", a peace plan for Israel and the Palestinians, may never see the light of day.
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Since losing to the Spurs, the Kings have beaten the much hyped Timberwolves and fallen to the rebuilt Hawks and rebuilding Heat.
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The tool was hyped as a way for users to see exactly who was paying for political ads targeting them and others.
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These are some of the advanced security techniques being hyped by Movidius, a chip maker specializing in artificial intelligence and computer vision.
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It seems like everyone, even Mother Nature herself, is hyped for Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's new film A Star Is Born.
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They say that it relaxes them better but also gets them hyped up more and gets them in the mood to party.
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Although the fight between KSI and Logan Paul was widely hyped last year, YouTube had no involvement in its planning or promotion.
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However, the company put a hold on its much-hyped project to develop a "smart contact" that can detect sugar in tears.
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In the 2016 by-elections, the SP came back to win 8 out of 11 seats, defying the much hyped 'Modi wave'.
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The report is the latest sign that Watson, once hyped as the future of cancer research, has fallen far short of expectations.
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However, the board was worried that rail infrastructure projects would soon be rendered obsolete by technology like Elon Musk's much-hyped tunnel.
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They've topped charts, broken YouTube records, and racked up much-hyped appearances on Saturday Night Live and awards shows like the Grammys.
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Russian Hackers Posed As ISIS To Threaten Military Wives (Associated Press) The threat of ISIS hackers has often been unjustifiably hyped up.
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There were a million things going through my head at the moment, but playing music to a hyped up crowd is cathartic.
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VICE News headed to Shanghai to check out whether these much-hyped supermarkets are as high-tech — or innocuous — as they seem.
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When Amazon announced earlier this month that it was cancelling a much-hyped second headquarters in New York, thousands of people rejoiced.
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The much-hyped smartwatch has sold perhaps 12m-15m units since it was launched in April, earning around $4 billion in revenue.
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We're hyped to announce that starting today we'll be continuing our work with our talented friends over at Quip, a Salesforce company.
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LG's V30 is clearly the most hyped handset at this year's IFA, but Motorola's got a surprise contender for the most interesting.
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It's April 4, which means BioWare's "what's ahead" announcement for Mass Effect: Andromeda — hyped last week in an odd tweet — is here.
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It's less hyped up but all of the real LA people that have lived here forever always tell me to go there.
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There's been some rumblings from the Trump administration that their much hyped tax reform could include some childcare breaks for working parents.
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This is likely the first single from his long-hyped second album, Eternal Atake, though there's no confirmation of that just yet.
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Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales has slammed British newspaper The Daily Mail, accusing it of publishing fake news articles and "hyped up" headlines.
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He attended USC in 2007 hyped as "the next Reggie Bush" and played for the New York Jets and Kansas City Chiefs.
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Remember, after Daniel Cormier defeated Stipe Miocic at UFC 226 earlier this month ... Lesnar stormed the cage and hyped a Cormier vs.
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There was some trepidation that the plan, touted by President Donald Trump as "massive," could be a letdown after hyped-up expectations.
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Microsoft has hyped it as a "completely new way to interact with technology," though third-party dials have been available for years.
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Earlier this summer, DC Comics' bet big on a suffocatingly serious universe in the form of the much hyped Batman v Superman.
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Even before Monday's show, Slashed by Tia was worn and hyped by style goddesses like SZA, Kali Uchis, Gigi Hadid, and KittyCash.
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These are some of the advanced security techniques being hyped by Movidius, a chip maker specializing in artificial intelligence and computer vision.
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In February, the show won a Grammy for best musical theater album immediately after a much-hyped performance at the awards show.
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Oracle CEO Safra Catz talked about the cloud, which she characterized as a little hyped (not a surprise from a database company).
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When you're hyped up to attend one of the biggest pop culture events on the east coast, it pays to be prepared.
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Swift's outlandishly hyped sixth album will be rolled out across major streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music on Friday, Dec. 1.
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One example of this is the much-hyped graphene, which consists of a single sheet of graphite, the material in a pencil.
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But, instead of teaching America at large to respect the 1.8 million big rig drivers, the much-hyped protest was a dud.
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Home-exercise company Peloton is known for its luxury exercise bikes, cult-like following, and heavily hyped journey to the public markets.
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Erard pursued another much hyped character, Ziad Fazah, a Guinness-record holder until 1997, who claimed to speak fifty-eight languages fluently.
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He has hyped it as an imminent threat, even though the group is shrinking in numbers and still weeks from the border.
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Cadillac had hyped the model with a series of TV commercials flashing parts of the vehicle and showing it in darkened silhouette.
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And when the space between Daisy and a much-hyped new album stretches out beyond the seven-year mark, people get weary.
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And maybe most importantly, we're so hyped on cherry blossoms and daylight saving time that action-ready footwear is a functional necessity.
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My final stop of the night was at super-hyped producer Kaytranada's sold-out gig at the super-douchey Flames Central Theatre.
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Tesla hyped a third-quarter profit of $21.9 million on $2.3 billion revenue, a 145 percent bump from this time in 2015.
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It drew 220 million viewers, according to Nielsen, more than the much-hyped recent telecasts for the Grammys and the Golden Globes.
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Is there any song in the entire world that makes you feel more hyped than "Turn Down For What" by Lil Jon?
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In the days leading up to inauguration, Trump hyped what was going to be "record-setting" turnout at his swearing-in ceremony.
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It comes from the culture at large, which uses a hyped and fraudulent version of sexuality to peddle all manner of products.
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For months, the reporters covered protests around town, which were widely hyped on social media but, for the most part, sparsely attended.
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That caused SoftBank and the Vision Fund to lose billions of dollars and raised questions about the firm's once-hyped investment strategy.
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The customer potential of the millennial (age 25 to 35) is much-hyped and for certain industries, such as luxury, deservedly so.
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The original BioShock hardly looked bad, but its newly refreshed graphics will probably get you hyped about playing it a second time.
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Martin Scorsese's "The Irishman," relentlessly hyped by Netflix as one of the best films of the decade, was shut out on Sunday.
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Howard Dean — with big name endorsements and topping the polls — cratered in the Hawkeye state; four years ago, the highly-hyped Gov.
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Uncut Gems has been one of the most hyped films of the festival circuit, and now, we finally get to see why.
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Be sure to check out our Best TVs and Best Robovacs guides to learn more about what we're hyped on right now.
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Why we're hyped: Admittedly, the hype here is a little more conceptual than for some of the other shows on this list.
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One of this year's most-hyped fitness startups, Peloton, had a disappointing Wall Street debut, falling below its IPO price in October.
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In the vanguard and on the fringes, hyped labels (Telfar, Vaquera, Gypsy Sport) have been insisting on gender-agnostic designs and presentations.
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It was a justifiably hyped noir thriller from the mind of video gaming's answer to David Fincher, Quantic Dream founder David Cage.
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According to a much-hyped Pew report from last month, living with your parents is the new not living with your parents.
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Instead, the three chattered inanely about the various countries' delegations, made jokes about Djibouti, and breathlessly hyped the arrival of Team USA.
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Capcom 3 refuses to die, and continues to be one of the most hyped events of finals day at Evo every year.
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Here's the Auburn women's basketball team to get you hyped ... with one of the best locker room dance-offs you'll ever see!!
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Companies selling flavanol-rich products have been on a quest to find out what flavanols do — and how they can be hyped.
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But whereas last year's announcement hyped "gameplay" in the app, the app the company is now advertising seems to be more about communication.
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Different cultural industries try to push new icons, but in my opinion, they are sort of 'hyped-up' often without offering much content.
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In the hallway, over a hundred leather and spiked punks drank beer, refusing to set foot within the newly hyped and hipstered parameter.
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Film fans have been hyped for Moonlight based almost solely on its trailer, which is essentially two straight minutes of downright gorgeous shots.
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We finally have more details on what this thing can do and apparently more people are hyped up about it than we expected.
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" Obama couldn't help laughing while reading another tweet that called him "loud, stupid and over-hyped" in other words the "sharknado of presidents.
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Even conservatives, who might like it in theory, aren't hyped that it'll be paid for by Americans, not by Mexico as Trump promised.
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The group's Twitter account has hyped Clinton's health problems and suggested she broke the law: Clinton lied to FBI, smashed phones, deleted emails.
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At last, the dimension-hopping sci-fi show will premiere its heavily hyped part II — rather than season 2 — on Friday, March 21.
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Whereas the smart home clearly needs A LOT of finessing — if it's to ever live up to the hyped claims of 'seamless convenience'.
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It seems like every other day there's a new naked photo on Instagram as Kourtney hyped up her followers for the site drop.
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Taylor Swift dropped the highly-hyped video for "Look What You Made Me Do" at the 2017 VMAs and it is...a lot.
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But really, this movie feels like it's lovingly woven from every in-joke, fan hope, and much-hyped moment you could ask for.
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Long Road to Mass Adoption However, on the heels of massive rounds and much-hyped excitement comes the creep of unease and uncertainty.
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Mystikal was hyped up after his set ... thanking his fans for the love and reflecting on his long road back to the top.
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If confirmed, this apparent breakthrough sets a new scene, with quantum computing elevated directly from a hyped-up expectation to a productive technique.
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"Yeah, you know, we got our little Beats Pill, put that Bluetooth on, play 'Facts' and we all get hyped up," he explains.
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Even the Ithaca Hour, the most hyped "success", has seen its circulation fall precipitously from two decades ago, says its founder, Paul Glover.
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Ahead, six R29 staffers gave the most hyped new formulas a whirl — and found out whether they're really worth ditching your go-to.
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Previously, Marvel has made serious money off of the much-hyped soundtracks for Guardians of the Galaxy and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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A lavish Monero suite party promoted on Reddit and hyped at DEF CON's Monero BCOS Village, it would seem, was a no-brainer.
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Considering how much BET has hyped Minaj and Monae's performances, you would expect them to show as much support to other women artists.
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Things that are gleaming and shiny and particularly nice for the better connected are not bad in themselves, even when they are hyped.
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Its smart-home products will use SmartThings software, its much-hyped (and kinda cool) Family Hub fridge integrates with Alexa, Amazon's digital assistant.
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"We have a lot of patients who spend their families into bankruptcy getting a hyped therapy that [many] know is worthless," Brawley said.
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Turns out, despite their much-hyped flair for versatility, models tend to give more or less the same face when it's selfie time.
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That debut performance is second only to the much-hyped initial public offering of Snap, which gained 44 percent on its first day.
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Studio MDHR's much-hyped first game, a 3003D run-'n-gunner inspired by classics like Mega Man, Contra, and R-Type, is legit.
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Last week a former engineer from the much hyped wireless charging startup uBeam left some scathing criticism of the company on his blog.
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When Apple announced iOS 8 back in June of 2014, the addition of third-party keyboards was one of the most-hyped features.
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Me and my sister would kind of get hyped in the car, because it was the story of my life at the time.
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VR's most hyped game is getting a price bump later this month as it expands the amount of headsets that it's playable on.
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People were hyped last night, but that didn't have anything to do with Tumblr's commitment to the cause or their relationship with Davis.
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Designer Hedi Slimane gave Celine a rock-and-roll makeover in his much-hyped debut collection at the brand during Paris Fashion Week.
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Some are documentaries, including "Death in the Terminal," a much-hyped documentary that looks at a terrorist attack in Israel from numerous viewpoints.
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We're told it was all good until Desiigner got "a little too hyped" ... started jumping around and "stomped" multiple times on Justin's feet.
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For the past few years, Wilder has been hyped as the next great American heavyweight, while also receiving criticism for facing weak opponents.
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YouTube's finest new motivational speaker is a guy stuck in traffic, getting increasingly hyped about the vape-smoking driver in front of him.
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Magic Leap CEO Rony Abovitz said that video can't properly capture his startup's much-hyped technology after a livestreamed demo drew mixed reviews.
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It can get wild at times, with Odd Future and those sort of hyped events, but there's a calmness to its weekly inevitability.
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Less hyped but just as memorable is the creamy squid luau, a native Hawaiian stew made semisweet with taro leaves and coconut milk.
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Impossible Foods, which launched its much-hyped meatless burger two years ago, announced a new version on Monday at CES in Las Vegas.
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And just like Trump, Gillespie hyped up the threat to the point that Washington Post fact checkers deemed it a "two Pinocchios" exaggeration.
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A BNY Mellon executive even went so far as to declare a truce in the much-hyped fight between firms for tech talent.
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Off-Center summer season, is guaranteed to leave you feeling windblown, hyped up and ready to race through the most torpid summer night.
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Xi is the first major world leader to issue such a strong endorsement of the much-hyped, and much-maligned, distributed ledger technology.
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The first time Zuckerberg hyped a Facebook announcement only to let everyone down over a long period of waiting was back in 2013.
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With the show still in development, there is no word yet on casting or air dates, but we are already hyped for this.
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Oculus, the virtual reality company that Facebook acquired for $2 billion two years ago, released its much-hyped Oculus Rift system on Monday.
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Facebook's much-hyped debut in 2012 inspired a wave of lawsuits after a technical error by Nasdaq bungled the first hours of trading.
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In Las Vegas, the highly-hyped lightweight finally made his UFC debut, taking on British veteran Ross Pearson in an undeniably tough test.
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Unsure as yet whether this will be amazing or dreadful, but either way I'm hyped to see Cube rocking some sweet fingerless gloves.
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Meanwhile, Trump has so hyped his ability to succeed where his predecessors fell short that declaring preemptive failure would be a huge embarrassment.
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CNN's poll makes it clear that Trump's much-hyped, much-scrutinized prime time address didn't move public opinion in his direction at all.
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The chat came 24 hours after ABC aired Stephanopoulos's much-hyped interview with Comey and Conway certainly had something to say about it.
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At first, Republicans hyped the statement as a "reopening" of the investigation and the so-called "October surprise" that could wreck her campaign.
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His aides had hyped Super Tuesday as the key test for Bloomberg and a moment for his campaign to flex its organizing muscle.
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He's hyped up an anti-malaria drug, chloroquine, that experts say we simply don't have enough evidence for as an anti-coronavirus treatment.
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Despite my aching muscles from standing and shooting for the whole day, I was also incredibly hyped: I am a HUGE Drizzy fan.
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Here's how the draft played out: Power forward, Duke There hasn't been a draft prospect hyped like Williamson since LeBron James in 5823.
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While many big tech companies like Uber and Lyft were hyped ahead of going public, their stock prices slid once they started trading.
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The parents find the tragedy devoid of all the "sportsmanship" regularly hyped by the National Rifle Association and its obedient cohort in Congress.
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It would fall short of the initially rumored $100 billion valuation, a sign of caution amid a flood of highly hyped tech offerings.
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Serves me right for taking at face value a story in The New York Post, which hyped it totally beyond its true proportions.
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I think VR is ridiculous, right up there with 3-D printing, internet of things, all of these over-hyped... Internet of things?
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Google says that that's kind of over-hyped, because people aren't searching for the name of the guy who did the bad thing.
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Meanwhile, Microsoft released the ridiculously hyped Windows 22001, and Apple began its perilous mid-298s dance with irrelevance that almost killed the company.
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Last week's Euphoria episode, "Stuntin' Like My Daddy," infamously premiered the series' much-hyped 15-full-frontal-penises-or-more locker room scene.
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Look, maybe it's a little silly to get hyped about a new THX sound, but this is where we're at as a society.
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The Travis Scott SBs, born of a hyped collaboration between Nike and Travis Scott, sold out shortly after they were first released online.
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One strategist told me that the scrutiny on the organization was natural — it's very young, very hyped, and seems primed for a misstep.
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McMahon, who successfully turned wrestling into a global phenomenon, hyped it so much that by the time games aired they were a letdown.
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On Thursday, NBCUniversal reps standing at the feet of a gigantic avian topiary in Rockefeller Center unveiled the much-hyped Peacock streaming service.
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There's so much to play anyway that there will always be older, well-hyped games that fans skipped to save money or time.
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The summer's big blockbusters tend to taper off quickly after the start of August, as marketing machines power down around less-hyped newcomers.
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Despite much-hyped IPOs, shares of both companies are trading more than 30% below their IPO prices and hit record lows this week.
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President Donald Trump tweeted a new logo for his long-hyped Space Force on Friday and, well, people quickly noticed it looked familiar.
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It's raised fears that a much-hyped moment, when universal facial recognition could be deployed at a mass scale, is finally at hand.
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It could also be widely dismissed by outside observers as an over-hyped rehash of promises the president already made during the campaign.
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With so many new things getting hyped on the internet, it can be hard to know which launches are actually going to work.
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Bloodborne No release in 2019 was quite as polarizing as Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima's much-hyped single-player epic Death Stranding.
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The Division, an insanely-hyped multiplayer shooter from Ubisoft, takes place in a New York City that's been ravaged by a deadly virus.
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It hasn&apost been a widely hyped feature, but can be immensely useful, especially if you have more games than you can count.
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Sneaker resellers who have figured out the market are able to earn thousands of dollars in sales from reselling popular, hyped-up shoes.
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Why we're hyped: It's Ken Burns, but in a lighter, less weighty mood than we saw in his 2017 opus The Vietnam War.
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And if their hyped-up jitters are a bit exaggerated, they at least provide a kick of adrenaline in a bizarrely narcoticized show.
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The network ended up showing only about five minutes of a roundtable event that Perino hyped as "amazing programming" just before it started.
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Machine Gun Kelly got way too hyped-up for his own good during his show in Vegas ... he broke one of his digits.
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As often as not, though, you aren't missing anything by opting to not sell your kidney and skipping the latest uber-hyped restaurant.
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And so the dating world is like a zombie apocalypse out there: Everyone is wild-eyed and hungry for flesh, bumping from hyped-up burger restaurant to hyped-up burger restaurant to hold ketchup-stained hands with each other before going home to bone under a slightly-too-small blanket, a flurry of dickpics, a hailstorm of emergency pubic waxings.
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In a short but amply hyped interview with CNN, Facebook's founder and chief executive again responded to criticism over the company's most recent crisis.
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"Many are saying the VR fad is dead because we didn't reach the astronomically high initial projections of a few hyped speculators," he says.
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Not even a Beyoncé exclusive (that landed on iTunes a day after it launched on Tidal) could win this over-hyped streaming service customers.
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When I first heard about Riverdale, the much-hyped new CW show premiering this Thursday, January 26, I felt wary of taking the plunge.
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But as far as this much-hyped technology has come in recent years, a new experiment from Microsoft Research shows it's only getting started.
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The two tracks fit together almost as if it was destiny, with the fused product somehow being even more hyped up than either original.
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Everyone is super hyped about the collaborations with artists like Kanye West and Kaytranada, but Mary has always been on her forward-thinking shit.
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The cost of doing business has risen for companies in some over-hyped categories, Martino said, like virtual reality, augmented reality and artificial intelligence.
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For one thing, Better Call Saul was one of the most heavily hyped new shows in development when it was being cast in 2014.
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Once a grassroots holiday, May the Fourth has grown into a full-blown phenomenon with the mega-hyped reboot of Star Wars last year.
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Hyped-up speculation of radical BOJ policy action has whipsawed financial markets in recent weeks, but easing may now be too close to call.
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" He added, "Hyped-up new products get released and they're so instantly recognizable; it's not so different from what happens in the fashion industry.
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Hadid was one of the models—along with Elsa Hosk, Emily Ratajkowski, Lais Ribeiro, and Hailey Baldwin—who hyped up Fyre Festival on Instagram.
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Artificial intelligence is one of the most misused terms in tech today, and a new study apparently confirms how hyped the technology has become.
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Earlier this summer, Bella Hadid was spotted wearing pre-released Nike x Off-White kicks, creating even more buzz around the hyped up collaboration.
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If it doesn't acquire a company by the middle of next September, then investors get their cash back and it's a heavily-hyped wash.
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I know I just got you hyped on lawn design, but the Grassffiti is just a research project and not available to the public.
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But some analysts have said this focus on "performance," hyped by Plank, is what has led to some of Under Armour's more recent struggles.
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And by sipping we mean being super hyped over her postings about an HBO "world premiere event" titled "Lemonade," which is coming April 23.
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In May, he fought Floyd Mayweather Jr. in a hugely hyped and stratospherically profitable bout that ended with Pacquiao's defeat by a unanimous decision.
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Firms also need to watch for obvious false or hyped statements, paid testimonials or guarantees of results without the usual disclaimers for investment material.
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The Buffalo plant is now dubbed "Gigafactory 21," and it's dedicated to making solar panels, photovoltaic cells, and Tesla's much-hyped "solar roof" tiles.
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But like a good movie that's been hyped to the hills, it's almost impossible not to be let down when you finally see it.
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This little girl delivers the speech of a lifetime at a family wedding, and she's not even drunk or hyped up on mashed bananas.
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Some critics have praised "Sully" for clocking in at a taut 96 minutes, a rarity these days for a major, much-hyped Hollywood project.
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It's the new iOS app from the makers of Highlight, the hyped location app startup of 2012 that fizzled out and is now pivoting.
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Tiangong-1 has been hyped up since it's particularly heavy and dense, so large chunks of it are expected to survive to the ground.
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Even what could have been his greatest achievement – defeating the much-hyped Gerald McClellan in a brutal encounter in 33 – was marred by tragedy.
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This love child of two beloved New York-born restaurants was the most hyped item on offer at the Forest Hills Stadium on Saturday.
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All nine ads hyped up the P30's camera by featuring individual images presumably taken by the phone and it's powerful "periscope zoom" camera.
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The band hadn't finished the record and were scheduled to play a hyped slot at Reading Festival, plus a slew of shows around it.
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Writer Rahawa Haile's new Tumblr Gilmore Blacks spotlights every black person who appears in Netflix's massively hyped Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life.
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Numbers for the second quarter show Tesla slowly meeting its production and delivery goals for its hyped-up, affordably priced sedan, the Model 3.
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I've played this song out in clubs for the past eight months or so and I'm just so hyped the single is finally out!
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The latest revelations come as President Donald Trump prepares to meet his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, in a much-hyped summit Monday in Helsinki.
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In any event ... the Forum crowd was hyped to hear "SICKO MODE" and Drake left Rocky's fans wanting more after a couple of tracks.
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It's obvious they're hyped to be here, doing this, letting everyone in on their personal journeys, and rocking their butts off in the process.
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This is the much-hyped battle royale mode, Call of Duty's own spin on the mega-popularity of games like PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds and Fortnite.
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But the central bank appears in little mood to deploy radical steps to overwhelm hyped-up market expectations, even if it were to ease.
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Recently the card industry hyped a survey showing merchants were happy with their fees, as if that somehow undercut the need for debit reform.
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She claims Kismet and Logan have none of the accolades Abby hyped, and claims they've grossly underpaid her for the music she's already recorded.
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But while VR has been hyped for years now, it's still far from a mainstream technology, so there's still plenty of room for development.
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"On the block I thought my heart was going to explode, I was so hyped, so excited," said Phelps, competing in his fifth Olympics.
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He hyped Sessions's visit on a podcast this past weekend, praising Trump's immigration crackdown and knocking the Obama White House for being too soft.
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" Author Robert Harris shared a photo of the Times' front page, saying, "This sort of hyped-up headline does the terrorists' job for them.
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WeWork cofounder Adam Neumann isn't the only person to have hyped up the troubled startup — its biggest investor, SoftBank, also played a key role.
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The trolls — Russian employees paid to seed American social media with disinformation — often hyped the threat of Islamic State militants to the United States.
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The Galaxy Fold was a much-hyped piece of kit that was meant to represent ground zero for a whole new category of smartphone.
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Goldman, which oversees banking decision's on Apple's much-hyped card, has asked customers who believed they've been affected to double-check their credit limits.
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Logan Paul and KSI, two of YouTube's biggest personalities, will face off in the boxing ring again in November for a much-hyped rematch.
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In between Ozzy's Boneyard hits, Ian would bite his lip and throw up the horns like your hyped-ass dad at a Rush show.
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Finally, there's also the fact that even if a game is super-hyped, you don't have to play anything that makes you feel negatively.
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Dorsey has started with the recent launch of its new Moments feature, the hyped live-events product the company believes can spur user growth.
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Though he's never worn UFC gold, or even fought for gold, he was once one of the most hyped fighters on the UFC roster.
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In February, Congressman Devin Nunes released a much-hyped memo summarizing these same FISA applications, arguing they would reveal rank bias in the investigation.
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On the heels of Carlson's show, Sean Hannity hyped a shortcut that he thinks might take care of both problems at the same time.
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The comments were, presumably, in reference to the heavy security presence as well as the mall's looming redevelopment and hyped-up going away bash.
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This was also a major lesson of the once-hyped, now-forgotten special election to replace Ryan Zinke as the House member from Montana.
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Biden, himself, has hyped the V.P. qualifications of Democratic New Hampshire Senators Jeanne ShaheenCynthia (Jeanne) Jeanne ShaheenWho should be the Democratic vice presidential candidate?
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And the results were especially devastating for single-income families and single mothers who had to compete in the hyped-up, dual-earner world.
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Environmental advocates and even the United Nations have hyped a "locavore" diet as a way to reduce your carbon footprint and help the climate.
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Will and Martin both hit the stage -- along with reggaeton superstar Nicky Jam, who has a role in the film -- and hyped the crowd.
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However, the list did not include several people the campaign had hyped as top donors in an internal campaign fundraising report obtained by Politico.
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I didn't even mention the Wii U and its tablet-like GamePad, or the much-hyped but little-used DualShock 4 touchpad on PS4.
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The Galaxy Z Flip was teased during Sunday night's Oscars broadcast, but Samsung was holding the formal announcement for its own hyped-up event.
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The back-to-back appearances before congressional committees on Wednesday by Robert Mueller, the former special counsel, are being hyped like the Super Bowl.
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Harriott knew that, if Grimes left Ohio State as hyped as he was going in, he had a chance to become an N.F.L. star.
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It also marks the latest significant development in President Donald Trump's outreach to Kim following a much-hyped summit in Singapore earlier this year.
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Average price at retail: $220Average reselling price: $1,895Average value increase: 861%Kanye West's Yeezy collaboration with Adidas generally ranks among the more hyped releases.
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Heavily hyped as an insight into the real Donald Trump, it was touted throughout the day by Trump-friendly media as a game-changer.
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Reporter's Notebook PARIS — To experience "DAU," the Russian artist Ilya Khrzhanovsky's much-hyped and unwieldy magnum opus, you have to get used to waiting.
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The two are on separate planets, ideologically and temperamentally, and one much-hyped morning summit was never going to produce some magical mind-meld.
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However, it fell victim to pearl-clutching hysteria, possibly hyped by competing wine producers, around the rumored effects of thujone, a component of wormwood.
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But the same dynamic — of a hyped nonwhite threat versus an ignored white threat — has shaped understanding of Latinos, and particularly immigrants, in America.
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Elon Musk has hyped his acquisition of SolarCity by Tesla as an opportunity to create the world's most advanced and audacious clean energy company.
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But the university public relations team and the media hyped the findings, and turned a small flavanol supplement study into a big chocolate study.
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Despite the industry's much-hyped "death spiral" — in which customers abandon utilities for distributed energy, prices rise on remaining customers, more customers leave, etc.
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"Russia is hyped up on testosterone while Europe is filled with self-doubt," said Ivanna Klympush-Tsintsadze, Ukraine's deputy prime minister for European integration.
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Well, first of all, you're much more likely to even see outlier polls, because they are interesting and are hyped up by media outlets.
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And although the heavily hyped follow-up to the beloved holiday-themed romance premiered in the U.K. in March, the U.S. version has some differences.
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We selected a few of the best-looking indie games to get hyped about, starting with the return of everyone's favorite boy made of meat.
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