And a lot of celebrities wanted to jump on the bandwagon.
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You don't jump on the bandwagon You're not fair-weather fans.
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At that point, easily swayed real humans jump on the bandwagon.
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"Everyone wants to jump on the bandwagon," Bianca said by phone.
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That means CBS has had eight years to jump on the bandwagon.
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It didn't take long for celebs and major athlete's to jump on the bandwagon.
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Not until the NYT broke the story did they all jump on the bandwagon.
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Then opportunistic politicians tried to jump on the bandwagon and say, 'I was there too.
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Which is difficult, because unless you jump on the bandwagon, you don't get a job.
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Veganism is on the rise, and some people want Costco to jump on the bandwagon.
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Also, here's a person who tried to jump on the bandwagon by throwing out some trash.
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Experts said it is only a matter of time before major brands jump on the bandwagon.
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"I like to jump on the bandwagon with these kind of things early," one engineer explained.
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So jump on the bandwagon and click through for 16 boots to aid you in your hunt.
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National regulators would do better to jump on the bandwagon rather than try standing in its way.
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So what better way to jump on the bandwagon than to rep your fave characters this Halloween?
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But of course, that's kind of inevitable as well, if people jump on the bandwagon of it.
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But if they swing yes and seal the deal, they very well could jump on the bandwagon.
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Tribute bands were becoming big business then, so we decided to try and jump on the bandwagon.
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Canadians, however, are eager to jump on the bandwagon and support the youngster following her meteoric rise.
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Other parties without too many hang-ups about democracy and fairness are likely to jump on the bandwagon.
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It's never too late to jump on the bandwagon, especially one that's been gaining new viewers for years.
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McDonald's new sandwich should have allowed the chain to jump on the bandwagon and continue the chicken craze.
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It's a hot look, and Rad Power Bikes is just the latest company to jump on the bandwagon.
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Around the same time as Elgort, Jonah Hill decided to jump on the bandwagon and lighten his color too.
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"I believe more and more countries will jump on the bandwagon when they see the benefits," Hojgard Hansen said.
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While some investors have scrambled for the apparent safety of Treasuries, others were reluctant to jump on the bandwagon.
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If you have serious dental concerns, the $400 necessary to jump on the bandwagon here might be worth it.
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This means investors shouldn't worry about the market's almost daily all-time highs and should jump on the bandwagon.
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But Mario creator and Nintendo veteran Shigeru Miyamoto says his company won't be so quick to jump on the bandwagon.
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Time to jump on the bandwagon and see why Nordstrom has become America's darling with these (easily returnable) picks ahead.
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Machine-led algorithms tend to jump on the bandwagon when they detect signs that assets might break out of ranges.
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I guess it's easy to kind of jump on the bandwagon and make angry songs because you're angry about things.
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Sanders, who has proudly opposed most trade deals in his three decades in Congress, refused to jump on the bandwagon.
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The rapid price rise in the value of cryptocurrencies has seen many people jump on the bandwagon in recent weeks.
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"If everybody else wants to jump on the bandwagon, everybody else wants to build a detector, please do," he said.
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"If more speculators jump on the bandwagon (because of the U.S. government shutdown), gold will pass the $1,300 level," Briesemann said.
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And with the first day of summer officially upon us, there's never been a better time to jump on the bandwagon.
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Some did it out of pure identification, others to jump on the bandwagon, but most loved Barb out of pure irony.
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Polish MMA promotion KSW, one of Europe's premier fight banners, is looking to jump on the bandwagon with their latest offering.
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I don't usually jump on the bandwagon, but they seemed to know what they were doing, and they thought he was guilty.
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For them, it's easier to jump on the bandwagon of a team that's winning — and laugh at those of us who don't.
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When Cult Gaia released its Ark bag, influencers were quick to jump on the bandwagon, wearing the accessory everywhere throughout the summer.
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More and more companies are likely to jump on the bandwagon as they recognize that smart assistants mean so much more than notifications.
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Those in favor of the tooth gem were excited to see it coming back into fashion and ready to jump on the bandwagon.
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But as more vendors jump on the bandwagon, it is essential that a distinction is made between a voice interface and an assistant.
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And when a tragedy like the Las Vegas shooting occurs, they are quick to jump on the bandwagon of heavily restrictive gun reform.
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For that very reason, more and more companies are going to want to jump on the bandwagon with them, accelerating the trend's momentum.
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Weibo is booming as celebrities like Madonna and Leonardo DiCaprio jump on the bandwagon Weibo is booming as celebrities like Madonna and Leonardo DiCaprio jump on the bandwagon Weibo is best known as the Chinese Twitter, but unlike Jack Dorsey's company, it is booming, with user growth soaring, revenues up, and celebrities like Madonna, JK Rowling, and Leonardo DiCaprio jumping on the bandwagon.
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And given all the hype around how Whole230 will make you feel, it makes sense that people are thirsty to jump on the bandwagon.
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The southern province of Hainan was the first to jump on the bandwagon, saying it was thinking of doing so as early as November 2018.
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But for companies vying for attention in the competitive mobile industry, the oppo-tunity to jump on the bandwagon is too good to pass up.
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And to jump on the bandwagon yourself, click on for a visual (and shoppable) selection of the pieces that have us rethinking florals this season.
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But when she realizes that certain issues like marriage equality or minimum wage gain traction she is smart enough to jump on the bandwagon. Mrs.
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O on Thursday became the latest to jump on the bandwagon, changing its name to Long Blockchain Corp, helping its shares increase nearly four times.
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The southern province of Hainan was the first to jump on the bandwagon, saying it was thinking of doing so as early as November 26.8650.
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Typically, people in the auction world say, a surge in prices prompts collectors to jump on the bandwagon, consigning their works by the same artist.
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But if you missed it the first time around, there's a great chance to jump on the bandwagon; it's now backwards compatible on Xbox One.
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"To use another baseball analogy, it's like steroids — once somebody starts juicing, anyone who wants to remain competitive has to jump on the bandwagon," he explained.
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And while I don't want to jump on the bandwagon of heaping hate on the new logo, I'm sorry to say that the system feels wrong.
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Initially, the public markets seemed to jump on the bandwagon, rewarding these marketplace IPOs with what looked like a healthy SaaS multiple — 28.6x+ on forward net revenues.
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There is plenty of competition in the space — YouTube TV is going toe-to-toe in this space, and I'd expect more to jump on the bandwagon.
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Now that most people have a smartphone and nearly everyone is using messaging apps and social networks, it's easier to see trends and jump on the bandwagon.
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More and more people jump on the bandwagon, and pretty soon you've got an event with more planned attendees than the maximum capacity of some Premier League games.
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"In the short term, more speculators could jump on the bandwagon and drive the price even higher, especially as the palladium market is very small and illiquid," it said.
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If they are seen as being willing to jump on the bandwagon of the thing of the day to raise a lot of money, that will create donor distrust.
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Oh, and look for more marijuana buyers, especially liquor companies, because if they don't jump on the bandwagon, competition from legalized pot is just going to tear into their sales.
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Now you can jump on the bandwagon while tying one on now, and we got an expert to show us how its done just in time for Cinco de Mayo.
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But after Ethereum expanded on Bitcoin's original idea, letting anyone run fully fledged apps on the blockchain, we've seen everyone jump on the bandwagon, from photography companies to burger chains.
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Positive effects are only seen when taking vitamin C supplements preventively; it's too late to jump on the bandwagon once you feel that tickle at the back of your throat.
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I began to wonder if this book is Roiphe's attempt to be "relatable" — to jump on the bandwagon of fragmented, diaristic writing by women that confesses to vulnerability and doubt.
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The latest to jump on the bandwagon is Netflix, which last Wednesday announced an original 12-episode drama series that will be adapted from a popular South Korean online comic series.
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You can't expect anybody to just jump on the bandwagon of body positivity because there are so many people talking about it — but your hope and desire is that everybody does.
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Beverage maker Long Island Iced Tea Corp on Thursday became the latest to jump on the bandwagon, changing its name to Long Blockchain Corp, helping its shares increase nearly four times.
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The top performers in a prior year have tended to continue riding the momentum higher, propelled by new investors who jump on the bandwagon and strong fundamentals that remain in place.
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But as more stars jump on the bandwagon, these apps begin to represent little more than a branding opportunity: Ansel Elgort sticking out his tongue; Ansel Elgort pouting; Ansel Elgort wearing headphones.
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Stan culture is omnipresent on the internet in 2019, and it's easy to jump on the bandwagon of wanting to do your own personal best to endear yourself to your favorite creator.
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What's arguably less so is that the widespread attention is inspiring companies to jump on the bandwagon, in what some see as a move to benefit the bottom line more than the victims.
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If you've noticed all your gamer friends are obsessed with a little game called Monster Hunter: World, then you might want to jump on the bandwagon with a new system of your own.
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After Angry Birds earned more than $300 million at the box office, it was only a matter of time before other studios decided to jump on the bandwagon to adapt mobile phone games.
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"These are people that see something moving up and start buying — they jump on the bandwagon," says Campbell Harvey, a finance professor at Duke University and an investment strategy adviser for Man Group.
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Just as with extra-brut Champagnes — which evolved from a laudable effort to make dryer wines into a faddish race to jump on the bandwagon — single-vineyard Champagnes are not necessarily better Champagnes.
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Sashay Away: Pride month is popping off and Ivanka Trump thought that she could jump on the bandwagon of LGBTQ activism and merriment without taking accountability for her dad and his veep's homophobic policies.
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Moreover, T.I. says there are no facts that have surfaced to support the woman's claim ... and he's not about to jump on the bandwagon of condemning someone without giving 'em their day in court.
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What to watch: Big cities are in the lead, but the next five years will see small and medium-sized cities jump on the bandwagon and coordinating with larger neighbors for regional benefits, Rainwater said.
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And then you've got all the trolls, and all the hate-mongers and the rest, who may or may not be part of a more coordinated campaign, jump on the bandwagon as the election approaches.
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As things stand, Samsung believes it can squeeze out better low-light performance from its single-lens system than competitors can achieve with dual-lens arrays, so there's no hurry to jump on the bandwagon.
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" Gorin adds, "They're going to say these accusers are coming out to kick a guy while he's down and jump on the bandwagon to try and get some sort of financial settlement out of him.
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The newly published FAQ is a good start at giving us an idea of how, exactly, The Boring Company will do that, but we'll need a bit more info before we jump on the bandwagon.
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"Good thing we didn't jump on the bandwagon, because for the last five months, Zimmer's stock has continued to fall, almost entirely as a result of two fairly ugly quarters," the "Mad Money" host said.
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"Good thing we didn't jump on the bandwagon, because for the last five months, Zimmer's stock has continued to fall, almost entirely as a result of two fairly ugly quarters," the "Mad Money " host said.
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We've seen President Trump jump on the bandwagon, recently complaining about how people see negative things when they Google his name and even beginning a narrative that social media companies are rigging our elections against him.
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The price of six dollars a tube caters mostly to rich people from Silicon Valley and curious gadget geeks, but if the airlines are to jump on the bandwagon, the price level has to come down.
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Macy's is planning to use VR experiences to sell furniture to customers in 50 stores by this summer, becoming the latest company to jump on the bandwagon (brandwagon?) of using virtual reality to sell products, via VentureBeat.
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Thus, it makes sense for Revolut to jump on the bandwagon as well, in an effort to boost its margins and reduce losses — the neobank saw a post-tax loss of £32.8 million ($41.8 million) in 2018.
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"These initiatives and many more put a spotlight on young people making a change, and inspired many more to jump on the bandwagon," said Taiwo, whose Lagos-based youth leadership non-profit provides free training for social innovators.
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Seizing the chance to capitalize on a protest nobody saw coming, both Marine Le Pen on the extreme right and Jean-Luc Mélenchon on the radical left have tried to jump on the bandwagon, but to no avail.
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You could argue that making a technology like this widely available and open to all comers might make those who are trying to make their devices stand out with special features less inclined to jump on the bandwagon.
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Even Snapchat itself tried to jump on the bandwagon last month when it began exclusive sales of its new Spectacles glasses via randomly placed bright yellow vending machines, giving no indication of where they would crop up next.
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Big startups are built in three to five years versus five to eight in the U.S. Accordingly, entrepreneurs who try to jump on the bandwagon of a successful idea scramble to outcompete each other as fast as they can.
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The GOP can't let that happen, so the party's politicians and think tankers are now trying to appear to jump on the bandwagon, while, in reality, offering hardworking Americans a Sophie's Choice of greater economic insecurity now or later.
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The EPA was skeptical, arguing that the fund hadn't been used this way before, that Flint should focus on managing its water and sewer fees wisely, and that if it granted Flint's request, other towns would jump on the bandwagon.
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Among performers, when everyone sees everyone else doing these scenes, it robs some of the stigma from them—although Fires suspects that a few performers may just be choking down their discomfort to jump on the bandwagon and get a paycheck.
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"I'm guessing investors are going to be a bit disappointed but they have no choice other than to stay patient and jump on the bandwagon when it finally happens," Tamas Varga, analyst at PVM Oil Associates, told CNBC in a phone interview Monday.
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But if the majority of your customers are pursuing a multi-cloud strategy, it might be a good idea for you to jump on the bandwagon — and that's precisely what IBM has done by opening up access to Watson across clouds in this fashion.
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In some cases, Facebook doesn't need to open its wallet — the mere idea that Facebook has deemed something important is enough to prompt media organizations to hastily jump on the bandwagon and reorient themselves around live video, as we've seen with Facebook's other past experiments.
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But during the Oscars on Sunday night, someone in the depths of Langley has decided that it would be a good idea to jump on the bandwagon with everyone else to live-tweet the ceremony—and the whole thing is, uh, exactly as bizarre as it sounds.
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Over the past decade, ultra-low interest rates, limited housing supply and large capital flows from mainland Chinese buyers into the financial city on China's doorstep pushed home prices up more than 200 percent, angering many Hong Kong residents who could not afford to jump on the bandwagon.
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" Many people commented that after Monday night's episode they would no longer be tuning in to watch the late-night program, saying things like, "you had to jump on the bandwagon" and "Fallon and the rest of his Hollywood Socialists are the one pushing Hate and disrespecting our President.
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The market also typically sees a big move after presidential election, he wrote, so should the breakout come to the upside, "it could lead institutional investors to jump on the bandwagon…no matter what their long-term view may be," and a significant year-end rally could be imminent.
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Schitt's Creek saw a word-of-mouth boom in 2018, which means that if you jump on the bandwagon right now, you'll have a lot of people to gush about it with — and a lot of people to force to watch it with you once you fall in love with it.
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But when women enjoy something, they ruin it," she writes, later explaining: "When those foods blow up, we judge women for falling for the marketing or trying to jump on the bandwagon, and we assume that because they like something other women like, they don't have minds of their own.
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Silva: Clearly, I created a very successful business with Beautyblender, and, of course, people will want to jump on the bandwagon, and I think, you know, the way I approach it or the way I metabolize it is just, like, if I wasn't successful, nobody would care, so I must have done something right.
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"In the last 30 days, I could see there's been a dramatic increase in the number of people who either had been with other candidates who dropped out or, for one reason or another, see where the tide is going and have decided to jump on the bandwagon," said Alan Patricof, a venture capitalist and bundler for Biden's campaign.
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The popular thing, yes, would have been to jump on the bandwagon and say "Yeah, I want to take all your money," but I also have seen San Francisco change and lose certain businesses, lose certain kinds of people, job opportunities, and we need a diverse workforce, we need diverse job opportunities and this is not necessarily a one size fits all, it wasn't a one size fits all proposition.
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