"It's just very easy for that to be overhyped, and when it's overhyped then it's not surprising that the results are different than what people reported ahead of time."
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There is a sense of where you overhyped something, and there were so many times in that than those remarks that it felt overhyped and how he was talking about the economy.
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What would I say is overhyped ... You can name names.
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"Like most things in fitness it's definitely overhyped," he says.
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The free pass on overhyped stock valuations is now over.
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The overhyped Battleground Texas operation is on financial life support.
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Originality in the arts is a vague and overhyped virtue.
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Overhyped brunch spots are common in San Francisco and elsewhere.
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Machine learning does amazing things sometimes, but sometimes it's overhyped.
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Journalist Michael Tracey argues why the impeachment hearings are overhyped.
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MarsImage: NASAAt first glance, Mars is a barren, overhyped litter box.
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The idea of your mate being your best friend — it's overhyped.
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Glutamine is one of the most overhyped supplements on the market.
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It's infuriating to researchers to see their work distorted and overhyped.
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Despite that, he also cautioned that AI tools have been overhyped.
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Bitcoin is overhyped—no one has built a fantastic business yet.
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Located in London, Shoreditch has been called "overhyped" by many locals.
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Some, however, say the market concluded that Xiaomi has been overhyped.
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Some of the trends here (virtual reality, blockchain) get comically overhyped.
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But I don't think much is overhyped in biotech right now.
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Devices that will invade your life in 2019 (and what's overhyped).
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"The problem was it got really overhyped, very, very quickly," he said.
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Just because blockchains have been overhyped does not mean they are useless.
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Like most things in life, market re-correction is a bit overhyped.
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They argue the current press coverage is overhyped — and unfairly tarring Trump.
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To be sure, there have been a lot of overhyped data scandals.
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Remember the absolute failure that was the overhyped, under-delivered Fyre Festival?
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Economist Nouriel Roubini has called it "the most overhyped " technology in history.
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This has prompted skeptics to question whether the technology has been overhyped.
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Jeff Ding from Oxford University says the West has overhyped China's abilities.
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This was not the first time the military overhyped new artillery weapons.
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"I think I was just overhyped to be out there," he said.
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Other overhyped doomsday threats include mass starvation and resource scarcity, says Pinker.
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Bitcoin aside, some altcoins might just be adjusting from overheated, overhyped December highs.
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A new place to follow smart science coverage that isn't overhyped and overblown.
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The Apple Watch overcame its overhyped launch and has quietly become a hit.
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Sometimes a buzzword gets so overhyped that it deserves some light-hearted mockery.
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In a world filled with overhyped nonsense, Fyre offers some easily appreciated schadenfreude.
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" N.Y. Times' Michael Grynbaum: "On Twitter, journalists complained that Ms. Maddow had overhyped.
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SouvlaSome people say Souvla is overhyped and overpriced, but, well, those people suck.
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It needs to offer people more than an endless series of overhyped apps.
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In that respect, some may find the film to be a bit overhyped.
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"I'm not an alarmist by nature, but this is not overhyped," he said.
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Maybe it was overhyped, or maybe it was too close to (literal) home.
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Stephen Stanley, chief economist at Amherst Pierpont, said the release is being overhyped.
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Humans apparently never tried to cultivate them (their abilities as ratters are overhyped).
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It will embody the player perfectly, as it will be OK but very overhyped.
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And be happy if you didn't already bet the farm on an overhyped fantasy.
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Keenon Werling would be the first to agree that conversational AI is regularly overhyped.
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It soon became apparent that this experimental Spider-Man exploration is anything but overhyped.
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Technology solutions are often overhyped, but this is one area where they actually work.
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I ate at Plow on a Saturday morning and found it to be overhyped.
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But many of these studies are beset by methodological flaws, leading to overhyped results.
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In a recent survey, financial advisers called robos the most overhyped wealth-related tech.
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In a recent survey, financial advisers called robos the most overhyped wealth-related tech.
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However, 12.3% of startup employees and 15% of founders said the trend is overhyped.
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Turns out, they all agree on one star who is the most overhyped — Taylor Swift.
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Well, it looks like we actually might see the return of Snapchat's overhyped Spectacles soon.
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I hear it's good, but it could be another overhyped disappointment like The Phantom Menace.
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There's always atrocious Thursday games to complain about, and overhyped Sunday Night games to disappoint.
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Johnny Manziel is not the last, just the latest, high-priced, overhyped commodity to fail.
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Quarterback Baker Mayfield doesn't care if other clubs think the Cleveland Browns are being overhyped.
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"North Korean cyberattacks on the U.S. is overhyped, because it would be suicide," Lewis said.
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We can argue all day whether most big jobs announcements — Carrier, for example — were overhyped.
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A Bain Capital Ventures partner told Business Insider this January that the sector was overhyped.
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The truth, however, is that the email server scandal is and always was overhyped bullshit.
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In short, though NAD+ has anti-aging effects for mice, mouse studies are often overhyped.
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Sensational headlines can easily hook us, but it's best to look beyond these overhyped headlines.
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Some critics dismissed such accomplishments as overhyped fluff; others warned of a rising nanny state.
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However, her image was badly damaged by the widely misinterpreted, and massively overhyped, email story.
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Dating apps were ranked as overhyped by 13.4% of startup employees and 8.2% of founders.
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If there's any technology that has been overhyped for a long time, it's virtual reality.
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Juan Martinez, a principal at Measure 8, said that they're avoiding the "completely overhyped" CBD market.
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Thus, 3D printing may be overhyped in some industries, but it is certainly delivering in others.
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They're creative and technical, not overhyped, and smart about managing their cash during these early years.
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I wasn't overhyped for it and just tried to go play a casual round of golf.
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But we're not there yet — and Musk's estimates have a tendency to be belated and overhyped.
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It was getting harder to turn the most overhyped currency since the tulip into actual cash.
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Opinion Columnist Artificial intelligence is by turns terrifying, overhyped, hard to understand and just plain awesome.
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Speaking of Black Panthers — yes, you guessed it — the author thinks that movie was insanely overhyped.
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David Siders: I think the prospect of a forceful contrast between Biden and Warren was overhyped.
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The notion of sucking at something flies in the face of the overhyped notion of perfectionism.
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With that, Juicero became the poster child for unnecessarily complex technovations and overpriced, overhyped wellness products.
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Democrats narrowly lost an arguably overhyped special election to fill the vacancy created by former Rep.
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I feel like we thrive being in this position; we've never been an overhyped, overvalued company.
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Whether Clinton's use of a private email server was "overhyped" is, of course, a question of interpretation.
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Five years ago, many analysts thought the company was overvalued, overhyped and simply not worth the price.
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But skeptics like noted economist Nouriel Roubini have called it "'one of the most overhyped technologies ever."
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By Leslie Jamison Gossiping about the overhyped debut novelist has become its own kind of contact sport.
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Presentations by executives somehow manage to be simultaneously dramatically overhyped, dreadfully boring, and totally devoid of content.
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With Basquiat's work transformed into an overhyped commodity, it can seem difficult to assess it for ourselves.
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Devices That Will Invade Your Life in 2019 (and What's Overhyped) A.I. that responds to your voice.
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Not the oversexed and overhyped Bill Clinton variety, but the real 1974 Richard Nixon smoking-gun version.
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A trivial dead end of a purported controversy or overhyped event, too insignificant to bother looking into.
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The second season of "Big Little Lies" was one of the most overhyped shows of the year.
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It's food, family and friends, an overhyped parade, and football or dog shows, depending on your taste.
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Perhaps their Batman Returns reunion was overhyped, but Burton usually gives his veteran actors more to work with.
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"I won't say zero, but my guess is that they're overhyped," Vinik said on "Squawk Box " on Thursday.
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And some Republican voters, they told BuzzFeed News, increasingly saw stories like this as overhyped by the media.
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It's simply too early to know, leading to criticisms that the experimental therapy is being overhyped and oversold.
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See, for example, Supreme, the billion dollar streetwear brand that is, at its core, an overhyped skate shop.
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If so, is that something we need to worry about, or is that another thing that's perhaps overhyped?
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"The angst against this sort of militaristic, overhyped policing has been growing for a long time," Kraska says.
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Like just about everything else involving new technology, the size of the projected crowd had been seriously overhyped.
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"Its approach to the market was overhyped and way too broad," said Steven Winoker, an analyst at UBS.
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A faction of disgruntled teammates fumed that Wilson was overhyped and coddled by Coach Pete Carroll and management.
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But an overhyped, ill-advised promotional campaign built up absurdly high expectations for his Met debut as Rodolfo.
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The mystery over the blocked calls follows a series of overhyped collusion points that failed to pan out.
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Because it's been so overhyped, having an accurate map of actual 25G availability is going to be important.
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In June, at a panel of venture capitalists, attendees were asked which technology they think is most overhyped.
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She continues: The notion of sucking at something flies in the face of the overhyped notion of perfectionism.
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The other reason is that the word exacerbates the already overhyped reporting on the status of quantum technology.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer issued a warning to investors on Thursday about another IPO that he believes is overhyped.
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The survey polled 950 founders and employees of startups, and asked each respondent to name three overhyped trends.
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And we&aposre going to bring you the latest on that overhyped Trump protest balloon flying madness above London.
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Although the analysts overhyped the space in 2016, when we objectively look at the data, we're doing quite well.
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"The truth ... is that the email server scandal is and always was overhyped bullshit," wrote executive editor Matt Yglesias.
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After all, aren't weddings just overhyped parties with filet mignon, open bars, and corny DJs who play "Cupid Shuffle"?
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Both shows, however, were unusually quiet this year, at least compared to the overhyped displays of the recent past.
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The…Read more ReadA lot of these products and claims are unlikely to be much more than overhyped bunk.
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Though some of these names have historical and cultural origins, many are rooted in folklore and are often overhyped.
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Many deride her lifestyle brand, Goop, as little more than an overhyped e-commerce platform peddling pseudoscience and baubles.
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While public health experts warn people to take precautions, these popular media figures insist that the virus is overhyped.
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Maybe this multi-market malaise is temporary, a hangover from a few overhyped IPOs and last year's SoftBank madness.
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I also learned a few lessons the hard way, and figured out which overhyped attractions it's better to skip.
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Blockchain, the technology behind cryptocurrencies, is "one of the most overhyped technologies ever," according to noted economist Nouriel Roubini.
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In addition to ranking the most overhyped technologies, survey respondents were asked which startup trends are the most underhyped.
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Here are the most overhyped tech startup trends, according to 950 startup founders and employees surveyed by First Round.
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Some problems were of her own making (the Wall Street speeches), and some were overhyped by the media (emails!).
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Even though IBM was an AI pioneer it has let its lead slip and damaged its reputation with overhyped marketing.
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Maybe you shouldn't drain the whole bottle of Dom or blow a paycheck on VIP admission to an overhyped party.
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But families like the Weddings say the device, slated to hit the market in spring 13, has been incredibly overhyped.
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Though overhyped and underfunded, it gives a hint of the convening and stabilising role a normalised Germany could yet play.
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"I think AI is overhyped in applications to genomics," said Joshua Akey, an ecologist and evolutionary biologist at Princeton University.
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It can also result in overhyped publicity about breaches and hacks that are actually minor, which confuses customers and consumers.
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Ellerbee, a Black cop whose overhyped sense of duty gets in the way of the Baywatch team fighting against crime.
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Asked whether "the whole thing is totally overhyped and quite dangerous," only one member of the audience raised a hand.
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But for now, the new study suggests that medical marijuana's potential role in fighting the opioid epidemic has been overhyped.
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" Ethanol backers, however, say the meaning of the caucus results are being overhyped into a "false victory" for "Big Oil.
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"I think they overhyped what they thought it might bring," said the dealer Larry Gagosian as he left the sale.
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I also laughed a couple of times at the marketing-speak, which is overhyped even by the standards of movie trailers.
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I think I've heard you, and I think I've heard Zuck say, these bot things have been maybe a little overhyped.
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"That's the trouble with highly priced stocks: it's a bit overhyped," said Bill Keenan, general manager of equities at Lonsec Stockbroking.
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Now if you think her fake, her overhyped, so-called scoop flat out conspiracy theories, and they are -- well, think again.
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But it is true that the line between "overhyped startup nonsense" and "killer investment opportunity" is thinner than one might like.
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The world certainly is not worse off for the issuance of this executive order, but its importance has been vastly overhyped.
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From the start, the Trump Tower Batumi project along the Black Sea was underfunded, overhyped and dependent on shifting political forces.
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Driscoll said Butina&aposs connections with high-level officials were overhyped and incidental, and came largely through her relationship with Erickson.
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The disclosures paint a picture of a firm in transition from overhyped property startup to a maturing corporation with diverse clients.
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One, simply, is that the market can&apost be an overhyped bubble if strategists aren&apost even that enthusiastic about it.
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Crowd size is often overhyped in politics (see Trump, Donald), but turnout at candidate events matters in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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While the Burj Khalifa is a marvel from below, heading to the top is an exhausting, overhyped, and, frankly, boring experience.
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Verge Science on Facebook Our audience deserves the best: science coverage that isn't overhyped and overblown, and that won't bore you either.
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Bouman's picture may have been overhyped — again, she was just one of many brilliant people working in collaboration — but it's still important.
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This fall, I say, let's embrace the Pumpkin Spice Latte, in all of its overhyped, ultra-commercialized, candle-tasting, cinnamon-dusted glory.
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They are seen as either an overhyped, speculative digital tulip craze — or the biggest revolution since the dawn of the information age.
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" Roubini is known for his anti-crypto rhetoric and in a recent column called blockchain "one of the most overhyped technologies ever.
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Spohn also said artificial intelligence is one of the biggest areas of improvement for health tech, but is usually the most overhyped.
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But Watson Health, a unit focused on using artificial intelligence in health care, has faced criticism for expensive technology and overhyped claims.
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The annual address is overhyped and forgettable at the best of times, and Trump's oratorical skills don't lend themselves to the occasion.
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Whitehead has spent this season proving Willard right, and correcting critics who had written him off as another overhyped New York prodigy.
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Delightful if you care about such things, but overpriced, overhyped and meaningless in our universal quest toward living a life we love.
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The Iowa caucuses result delay is not a momentary screw-up, an excusable error being overhyped by journalists antsy for a story.
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Here, in no particular order, we're setting the record straight on the the most overhyped health and wellness promises out there today.
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In a summer filled with overhyped sequels and new installments of elaborate film franchises, Netflix's Stranger Things has proved a surprising hit.
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In 2013 it joined the rush to publicize operations in the newly minted Shanghai Free Trade Zone, an overhyped but ultimately disappointing initiative.
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Stripe, a big digital-payments firm, has abandoned its blockchain experiments after three years of trying, describing the technology as "slow and overhyped".
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It opens with a mint-condition pink Edsel, Ford's overhyped car of the future whose name is synonymous with costly and embarrassing failure.
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Some think that the prospects have been overhyped, but not Scott Sheffield, boss of Pioneer Natural Resources, one of the area's largest producers.
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"It creates a community for teens to gather together and learn and read about the topic and see it's not overhyped," he said.
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There have been instances of overhyped branded vulnerabilities apparently being marketed to manipulate stock prices, or vastly overstated vulnerabilities shifting the security conversation.
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With at least 2,000 blockchain-related startups all promising to disrupt and revolutionize whatever industry they cater to, blockchain technology is extremely overhyped.
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And NFC has been overhyped, turned out a bust and then returned to modest success, all within the past half-decade or so.
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Verizon's millennial-focused Go90 has struggled so far, with CEO Lowell McAdams even admitting the service was "overhyped" before it launched last summer.
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GREG MOORESydney Abenomics is an apt analogy for much of today's politics and why voters worldwide are so dissatisfied ("Overhyped, underappreciated", July 30th).
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While Belgium have been massively overhyped over the last few years – more on that in a moment – Italy's deficiencies have been widely disparaged.
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We've rounded up 10 of the most overused and overhyped myths about millennial workers that you're so tired of hearing — and debunked them.
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Even startups that promise — and seem well-positioned — to become the next Google or Amazon may find their potential was overhyped, after all.
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It's the shadow-fixation embedded in the fixation itself: Gossiping about the overhyped debut novelist has become its own kind of contact sport.
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Perhaps it is just another overhyped tech darling, buoyed by an industry that has a history of supporting middling companies with charismatic founders.
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" - Naomi, 22 "The Shape of Water was way overhyped by the press and by a friend, so I had incredible expectations going in.
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But if worst-case scenarios about the fall of the republic seem overhyped, the damage Trump is doing is real, and it's terrifying.
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And unlike the overhyped arrival of Negan in Season 6, the "All Out War" story line will be resolved within a single season.
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The next closest article about cancer was a legitimate (though overhyped) report from a Florida Fox affiliate on an experimental breast cancer vaccine.
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The overhyped coverage of the hacked emails was the media's worst mistake in 2016 — one sure to be repeated if not properly understood.
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But according to the International Society for Stem Cell Research, scientists also need to start taking more responsibility for overhyped claims about their work.
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Morgan Stanley is warning investors to be careful when picking stocks next year because paying too much for overhyped growth names could be disastrous.
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David Siegel, co-founder of Two Sigma, a quant behemoth, and David Harding of Winton Capital, have also argued that the techniques are overhyped.
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Goldman Sachs, a bank, values the IO market at around $140bn and, despite calling the field "overhyped", predicts it could grow by another $100bn.
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"I think it's a little overhyped," Richard Socher, chief scientist at software firm Salesforce, told CNBC in an interview during his trip to Singapore.
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The big question now is whether UiPath's moves represents a cautious course correction, or an indication that the broader RPA market has been overhyped.
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Several of these hosts, including Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham, have portrayed concerns over the virus as one that was overhyped by news organizations.
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On top of incumbents being able to compete effectively on price, overhyped challengers have experienced infrastructure issues resulting in outages and costly margin glitches.
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"Instead of overinflated, overhyped, oversized installations passing as art, Jimmie Durham's work is authentic, modest and funny," Judy Chicago noted after seeing the show.
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It is the place of radical and immaterial gestures, weirdos, and off-the-grid Hippie communes, away from saturated capitals and overhyped art fairs.
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Still, they remain a controversial and ethically complicated area of research, and many researchers think stem cells are "dangerously overhyped" as a medical treatment.
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Hight Walker pointed out that some researchers worry about graphene potentially being overhyped, causing people to lose interest in it here in the United States.
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IBM also has its foot in the door in hospitals with its artificial intelligence Watson—though recent reports suggest its impact has been vastly overhyped.
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But let's take VR off the table because I think everybody's way too overhyped on VR, and it's just not time to play there yet.
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And, as is often the case in overhyped and-or distorted science, there aren't really people on the inside doing the work of bullshit-calling.
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There's also the argument that Hillary Clinton, personally, had serious self-confessed weaknesses as a politician and an idiosyncratic vulnerability to an overhyped email scandal.
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Overhyped he may be, but Mr Houellebecq has once again managed to put his finger on modern French (and Western) society's wounds, and it hurts.
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Because over the past few years, there've been tons of examples of overhyped and ultimately disappointing events, and almost always, social media is to blame.
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But plenty of others are cheering on the moves, because they help the nascent, overhyped crypto sector with the one thing it needs most: credibility.
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And while meditation can be overhyped or used to sell horrible trendy products, it does seem to help some people with anxiety, depression, or insomnia.
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While the importance of these upgrades has at times been overhyped by industry, the upgrades should ultimately provide consumers with faster, more resilient wireless networks.
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How can one characterize whether the Emmy-nominated Netflix phenom lives up to the hype when you felt it was overhyped in the first place?
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" Their coverage of Clinton's private email server, he said, was "the most overhyped, over-litigated, overblown story in the history of American politics, full stop.
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And not only is the dollar overhyped, but the currencies of key competitors like Japan and Germany are actually significantly undervalued at the same time.
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Here's what financial advisers say is the most overhyped wealth tech, and which tools they think will actually help them in the next 5 years
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After extensive testing, my colleagues at Wirecutter, a product review site owned by The New York Times Company, panned the appliance as overhyped and overpriced.
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AI advances can sometimes be overhyped and can yield emotion that isn't merited by the actual situation — either too much optimism or too much pessimism.
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Towering over the city, While the Burj Khalifa is a marvel from below, heading to the top is an exhausting, overhyped, and, frankly, boring experience.
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But the best take I read on the leak came from the social media scholar Zeynep Tufecki, who pointed out that WikiLeaks overhyped this cache.
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In September, U.S. analyst Michael Kofman wrote thhere Russia's anti-aircraft and missile threat had been "woefully overhyped", both in Europe and the Middle East.
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Maybe you found it overhyped, maybe you thought it was falsely advertised, maybe you were totally into its blend of weirdo exploration and loneliness simulation.
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But internet service providers and network engineers contacted by Motherboard say they have a good handle on the problem, and the threat is largely being overhyped.
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Click here to view original GIFWas the Segway ahead of its time, or just an overhyped product that could have never lived up to the anticipation?
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TWD has often been criticized for its handling of character deaths, particularly since the brutal beatings of Glenn and Abraham in the overhyped season 7 premiere.
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Seeing the sharp gains last year in VR funding, coupled with disappointing headset sales, it's easy to slip into a narrative about the space being overhyped.
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Adam Jacob, CTO of Chef (formerly Opscode) Adam Jacob, CTO of Chef (formerly Opscode) What areas/domains do you think are overhyped and likely to disappoint?
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Of all the overhyped, underpowered products and promises to bear Trump's name, none has been as much of a scam as his reputation as a dealmaker.
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While the countdown to Trump's 100-day mark is sure to animate many debates, for his part, the president is already arguing the framework is overhyped.
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This week it came to light that Intel's x86-64 processors, which power the vast majority of personal computers, have a serious (if overhyped) security bug.
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Gill isn't being overhyped: a ruling against extreme gerrymanders could re-jig American politics at the state and national levels for the coming decade and beyond.
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It is not the equivalent of saying that unflattering revelations about Clinton should be suppressed or that any particular new revelation about Trump should be overhyped.
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Maybe you could say that the whole story about the meeting is overhyped and that none of the conduct we know about so far is illegal.
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We shouldn't confuse the audience rejecting overhyped trash for better-made films (whether schlock or art — or both) for the entire cinematic medium falling into peril.
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Maybe it'll revolutionize game audio or maybe it'll just be another overhyped new console feature that doesn't actually change much — like the Nintendo Switch's HD Rumble.
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Still, by this point, the Bro narrative has been rather exhaustively overhyped, to the extent that the campaign insists it's become a distraction and a smear.
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His search for treatments does him credit and shows a President willing to experiment, but there's no doubt he overhyped the immediate prospects for the drug.
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Former Y Combinator President Sam Altman bet TechStar&aposs Michael de la Maza that all the talk of a startup investing bubble in 22020 was overhyped.
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Its breathless climactic presentation of the ethical threats of cloning aptly conjures a major cultural fixation of 20 years ago; now, though, it feels amusingly overhyped.
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With his 2018 book, journalist Corey Pein set out to learn how such an overhyped industry as tech could sustain itself as long as it has.
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If we can't evaluate the claims of press releases, how can we evaluate the merits of studies (which aren't immune to shoddy methods and overhyped findings themselves)?
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Devin Wenig, eBay's CEO, says VR has been overhyped for a long time, but he has grown convinced that it is more than just a passing fad.
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But when you consider the write-downs and scathing exposés on overhyped startups, I'll bet you would prefer a predictably profitable company to that kind of excitement.
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While this sort of overhyped intrigue is great for selling papers, it simply doesn't reflect the reality of the situation, especially this soon after the last election.
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In an effort to break this stalemate, the Zika virus outbreak in Puerto Rico has been overhyped with predictions of worse-case scenarios to spur congressional action.
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The introduction of bots to Facebook and other platforms has been overhyped — and the bots themselves often aren't very good, Facebook Messenger chief David Marcus said today.
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"It's largely overhyped," said Murphy, a rising Democratic star who is seen by some as a potential presidential candidate in 220006, though he insists he's not running.
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"I think much of the media coverage has been overhyped," said Holly Doremus, a professor of environmental regulation at the University of California, Berkeley School of Law.
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Though that narrative could be overhyped at times, his 22016 ACA vote proved that he really did have an independent streak that many of his colleagues lacked.
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"Even his overhyped health care plan for his own employees is only a 'solution' if they're as wealthy as he is," Donnelly spokesman Will Baskin-Gerwitz said.
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"Effortful restraint, where you are fighting yourself — the benefits of that are overhyped," Kentaro Fujita, a psychologist who studies self-control at the Ohio State University, says.
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Whether you believe the impact of automation is overhyped or you're preparing to welcome our new robot overlords, there is no denying that the modern workplace is evolving.
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After video of a shark eating an undersea internet cable went viral in 2014, the International Cable Protection Committee issued a statement saying that the threat was overhyped.
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Governor Burgum, a Republican, has said floods pose a safety threat and trash at the camp could pollute the Missouri River, but demonstrators say that fear is overhyped.
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What's equal parts overhyped but still anticipated, as synonymous with Thanksgiving as turkey, and is a better holiday pastime than cat naps on your parents' living room couch?
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While 24G will deliver faster and better mobile networks, however, experts say that most of the ultra-futuristic benefits of 53G have been absurdly overhyped by wireless carriers.
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The theme of investing in a rising interest rate environment is not new; in fact, it has been overhyped in years past, most notable during the taper tantrum.
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So when Dimon says, it's "worse than tulib bulbs," which experienced a massive bubble and burst in the 17th century, Dimon is comparing bitcoin to other overhyped assets.
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And in drug research, some have voiced concerns that the technology might be overhyped, and that AI's findings may not be as groundbreaking as we'd like to believe.
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It is also worth noting that France's annual interest payments on its public debt are just 1.7 percent of GDP, so the public debt problem is being overhyped.
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"There is a real cost to all the overhyped rhetoric, when the follow-through isn't there," Ron Wyden, the top Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee, said Thursday.
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Even when compared to the overhyped new iPhone X, the S8 feels like a soccer cleat or a pointe shoe when compared to Apple's weighty steel-clad work boot.
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Why Fears of Fake News Are Overhyped Brendan Nyhan says we shouldn't worry too much about fake news: More than two years later, we can now evaluate these claims.
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The best memes always have multiple layers within layers that contradict and conflict with each other, while ultimately responding to a larger social impetus — in this case, overhyped commercialism.
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The narrative isn't the product of any single malfunction, but rather the result of overhyped marketing, deficiencies in operating with deep learning and GPUs and intensive data preparation demands.
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MESSAGE MUDDLE The only two messages that appeared to punch through were the anti-Trump line, on the left, and the grossly overhyped email issue on the right. Mrs.
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By visiting this overhyped street junction, you're making an unconscious decision to contribute to the glorification of our hyper-consumerist society and validating the hypocrisy of late stage capitalism!!!!!
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While there's some debate as to whether these benefits have been overhyped, the consensus in the medical community is overwhelmingly that breastfeeding is good for both moms and babies.
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Co-founder Jesse Zhang explained that it wasn't sustainable to build a platform on top of a platform, particularly a platform that is incredibly top heavy and potentially overhyped.
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Nesyamun's slight, synthesized groan — not an actual word but simply a vowel sound — was overhyped in the news, and, judging from the parade of joking reactions, readers sensed this.
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On Twitter, journalists complained that Ms. Maddow had overhyped her findings with the initial teasing tweet, noting that the information in the returns did not amount to a scandal.
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Yet Patel's article shows that the entire situation was largely a manufactured controversy: an overhyped blowup originating with a journalism class and centering on interviews with five complaining students.
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The entire production was, in short, classic Trump — an overhyped, self-aggrandizing display aimed at focusing the spotlight on himself for reasons of both personal gratification and political expedience.
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"That supposed breakthrough was overhyped," said Black, a former financial regulator in the US government who pursued wrongdoers in the savings and loan scandal in the 1980s and 1990s.
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You can also always check your friendly neighborhood science reporter's Twitter feed to see just how exasperated we all are when staring at an overhyped announcement from a mile away.
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Truthfully, I was a little skeptical that this was just an overhyped crossfade, but the technology is pretty impressive especially when going from a studio track to a live one.
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Many early reviews were in print form and not even archived well on the internet, and the earliest digital hot takes were — predictably — that the series was overhyped (see below).
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Rather than focusing on the overhyped problems, we should: Uncompleted college programs waste students' time and money, and often lead to little or no benefit for them or for society.
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If you are among those who thought that the scooter market sounded a little overhyped and overcrowded, we've gotten wind of a deal that could point to some impending consolidation.
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Although I clearly disagree with them, I can see how kids who came of age around, say, I Am Not a Human Being 2, might feel like Wayne is overhyped.
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Or the time when I found Oaxaca jam-packed and overhyped and took a bus into the Mexican countryside, asking the driver to suggest a nice town with no tourists.
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Let me disclose that I have come to the conclusion that the College Football Playoff is little more than an overhyped, made-for-television event by way of impassioned partisanship.
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But with Trump's rabid assistance and no shortage of abysmal crisis management from team Clinton, the scandal was overhyped ad nauseum as evidence of Clinton's arrogance and disregard for the rules.
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BMW executive and board member Klaus Fröhlich told reporters this week that the shift to cars powered by electricity is "overhyped," and said that there is "no" consumer demand for them.
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But by writing trumped up stories about the glory of the supermoon, we're just taking empty clicks and leaving readers overhyped about an event that's undeserving of this level of attention.
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But the Dodgers were also in a state of denial, grousing that the Giants weren't really that great and that the Willie Mays kid everyone was talking about was being overhyped.
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"Self-driving is completely overhyped," Villig said dismissively of how a number of its rivals and would-be rivals are pursuing a strategy to build and therefore "own" autonomous car technology.
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You could see this play out particularly in Obama's discussion of what is legitimately the scariest yet also the most overhyped threat facing Americans: the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria.
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For weeks, Trump complained that the threat posed by the virus had been overhyped by Democrats and the media, insisting that the coronavirus was no more serious than a seasonal flu.
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Indeed, minus an overhyped trade deal with China and a revised NAFTA that was finally ratified by the House, the Administration's Christmas stocking of foreign policy successes is pretty much empty.
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Le Pen's pessimism about mass migration may be too dark, but it's a needed corrective to Merkelism, and much more reasonable in the European context than Trump's overhyped warnings about refugees.
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There's all this scientific research into the efficacy of meditation—and I think sometimes this research is a bit overhyped—but the area where it's the strongest is anxiety and depression.
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For Essential, the company's first smartphone release this year was plagued by delays and overhyped to the extent that no matter what the company released, people were going to wind up disappointed.
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But until social media engagement and virality aren't important markers of brands' and publishers' success, it's not likely that we'll see the tale of the overhyped and underwhelming event end anytime soon.
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" Botha meanwhile offered up security as overhyped, saying the "opportunities are tremendous, but a bit Malthusian," in that there are now "too many niche products that don't deserve to be standalone companies.
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For example there's a lengthy back-and-forth between several MaidSafe engineers and Ethereum researcher Vlad Zamfir — who dubs the Parsec protocol "overhyped" and a "marginal innovation if that"… so, er, ouch.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Self-driving car startup Aurora has raised more than $530 million in fresh funding, bucking recent skepticism by investors and industry players that autonomous vehicle technology has been overhyped.
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Others say that while Ryan's decision to announce he's leaving isn't helpful, it's impact — which one headline in The New York Times described as the "nightmare scenario" for Republicans — is being overhyped.
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However, in 2018's Time Out City Life Index survey which queried over 3,000 Londoners, the once-hip neighborhood was dubbed "London's most overrated neighbourhood" and called "stale" and "overhyped" by locals.
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But even those in Hollywood who believe A24 is overhyped — and there are plenty, perhaps nudged along by envy — concede that the studio has done an astounding job at building a brand.
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It's one thing when actress Gwyneth Paltrow tells people to avoid "nightshade vegetables" on an elimination diet, and quite another when a highly trained and credentialed physician makes overhyped weight loss claims.
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From the new season of "Black Mirror" to the final episodes of "Game of Thrones" and more, keep reading to see which series people think were overhyped before their premieres in 2019.
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"In reality, blockchain is one of the most overhyped technologies ever," Roubini said in a column along with Preston Byrne, a fellow of the Adam Smith Institute, on the Project Syndicate website.
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Together, they presented a world where all of us, man and machine, are falling short of paradise, stuck in an overheated, overhyped existence that cares more about brand awareness than anything else.
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On the other, analysts like the Upshot's Nate Cohn and the Cook Political Report's Dave Wasserman said to hold off on any immediate celebration, and that Democratic gains had probably been overhyped.
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The revelations undermine one of the most secretive firms in the technology industry, casting Magic Leap as a fast-growing startup that has overhyped its product with wild marketing stunts and unrealized ambition.
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Venture capitalist Rob Day, earlier last year, pointed out how the cleantech industry got overhyped and VCs are now more cautious in investing in technologies, which may or may not, generate attractive returns.
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I've been living with it for more than 20 years and have seen the overhyped stories promising a cure around the corner pop up regularly, particularly around the time of big AIDS conferences.
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SoftBank, famous these days for its investments in overhyped start-ups, faces trouble in India for funding Oyo, a start-up with a noxious work environment, Vindu Goel and Karan Deep Singh wrote.
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Neural networks were taken as a disproven folly, largely on the basis of one overhyped project: the Perceptron, an artificial neural network that Frank Rosenblatt, a Cornell psychologist, developed in the late 1950s.
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We doled out awards for the most triumphant CES comeback (Lora DiCarlo), the most overhyped thing at this year's show (Samsung's Neon digital avatars), and the most concept (Sony's Vision-S) as well.
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My colleague German Lopez reviewed some more of the evidence and concluded that assault weapons bans are overhyped in their effects and might not accomplish much in terms of reducing violence and deaths.
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Click here to view original GIFThe self-balancing technology that powered the overhyped disappointment that was the Segway is finally living up to its full potential with Hexbug's new VEX Battling Boxing Robots line.
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But the media haven't been telling us there is a slight increase; the narrative has been that there is an anti-Semitic wave sweeping the US. In other words, the current moment is overhyped.
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The company's fate on Wall Street also stands to serve as a litmus test of sorts that will help us understand if the age of overhyped social media companies is coming to a close.
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Take the Xbox Entertainment Studios that was created to develop original series for the gaming platform (like an overhyped live action "Halo" series produced by Steven Spielberg that never saw the light of day).
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Now, it's had an opportunity to hear what IBM—the tech firm responsible Watson, an overhyped cognitive computing that made a name for itself by defeating the world's greatest Jeopardy champions—has to say.
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"This is the kind of thing that gets overhyped and contributes to the complacency that the public has about the epidemic," said Sean Strub, who founded POZ magazine, a publication for HIV-positive readers.
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More than a decade later, hormone therapy is making a comeback for some women, as researchers have concluded that the risks to middle-aged women just starting the menopause were overhyped following those studies.
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On cable news and talk shows that collectively reach millions of Americans, hosts like Sean Hannity have dismissed coronavirus fears as little more than an overhyped effort by the president's enemies to harm him.
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" Form Energy is developing a handful of battery chemistries, most of which it won&apost revealJaramillo refused to reveal much about Form&aposs batteries, saying, "The world doesn&apost need another overhyped battery startup.
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" Mr. Antos said he saw a parallel between some of the Democrats' "overhyped" warnings and the fears stoked by Sarah Palin and other conservatives that the Affordable Care Act would lead to "death panels.
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Having already been disrupted by the rise of mobile phones and streaming services like Netflix, many in Hollywood are keeping their eyes on virtual reality (for what it's worth, Ashton Kutcher says it's overhyped).
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Driving that first-gen model was like signing up for an overhyped detoxifying cleanse — a whole lot of effort with so-so results garnering only 1.5 miles of electric range before the gas kicked in.
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And while critics have called the Belt and Road an overhyped endeavor aimed at securing China's 21st Century political and economic dominance in a geostrategic region, Beijing counters it is for the good of all.
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"Recently we have seen a much overhyped supposed split between Koch and the network and the Trump administration around free trade questions," Theda Skocpol, a professor of government and sociology at Harvard, said by email.
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It's the company's largest store in the United States, offering an overwhelming selection of its infamous leggings, mocked by some as overhyped and overpriced ($68 to $148) yet beloved by Luluhead stalwarts as flattering essentials.
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One area of big problems: Big data (one of the buzzwords of the century, which at its simplest refers to big sets of data, but has likely also been overhyped in its potential for revolution).
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They found out, in the process of achieving the rather overhyped milestone of quantum superiority, that quantum computers are something that can continue to get better and to achieve more than simply an interesting experimental results.
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There's tremendous variation in how humans respond to nutritional and dietary tweaks, and let's not forget that the promises keto boosters now make are reminiscent of the overhyped claims that fueled the recent gluten-free craze.
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Written by Michelle Alexander, it is entitled, "Time to break the silence on Palestine," as if the Palestinian issue has not been the most overhyped cause on campuses, at the United Nations, and in the media.
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Bots have become popular for musicians even though they have been slow to catch on over all; at a conference in September, a Facebook executive called the technology "overhyped," and said that early examples were unimpressive.
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CES (which used to stand for "consumer electronics show" but is now its own term) certainly has its share of overhyped gadgets, meaningless concepts, and just plain dumb ideas, but the overall vibe tends to be optimistic.
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Every time liberals lose their shit over Trump's vulgarity of the week, I wonder if there's anything to the often-overhyped notion that the president's childish antics are a "distraction" from the real issues, whatever those are.
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Cooked-up narratives about foreign infiltration are normally the province of the right, but the center-left has cooked up one of its own—or at least, overhyped what little remains known—for reasons of political opportunism.
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One of the reasons I think the media overhyped Clinton's lead in 2016 is that most of the polls had her ahead, even if the lead was below 5 percentage points in most swing states and nationally.
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And while 5G upgrades should provide faster speeds, even Wall Street has acknowledged the technology has been aggressively overhyped, and many rural areas may remain disconnected as carriers understandably focus on more profitable, urban and suburban markets.
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You can either think of it as Apple's revolutionary gadget that redefined an industry and most of our lives, or you can deem it to be the overhyped foam atop the more democratic and important Google Android wave.
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There are two types of Cyber Monday deals out there: the overhyped 5%-off-everything that serves no real benefit to our wallets, and the deals that are actually worth risking getting caught shopping during a client meeting.
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But here at SXSW — a tech, culture, and marketing extravaganza where people are ostensibly excited about the future — Musk's words provided a stark deviation from the overhyped prognostications about how tech will change the world for the better.
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" Olivia Miller, a 20-year-old University of Iowa sophomore who is leaning toward supporting Clinton, called Sanders "overhyped a little bit because I think that some of the issues he has been talking about are too socialist.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Most artists I know are aware of the painter Sharon Butler, not because she's an overhyped art star, but because of her reputation as a serious, feet-on-the-ground, working artist.
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Thinking about the overhyped heap of shit that was Mayweather-Pacquiao, one of the lamest parts was the parade of A-listers who took in those particular 12 rounds because of the social scene and the pageantry in Vegas.
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Still, there clearly is fear among the left and some in the general public that Washington and Tehran are headed for war — a fight that could lead to hundreds of thousands killed — potentially on the basis of overhyped intelligence.
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While I can buy into the idea that getting older and gaining new context is the key to understanding which of life's problems are big versus small, I also tend to think that 30s Zen is a little overhyped.
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US unemployment rates are already at record lows, the Trump administration's immigration policies actively discourage expanding the domestic labor force, and efforts (like Foxconn's deal with Wisconsin) to get overseas manufacturers to build new US factories have been overhyped.
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Critics called the DMZ greeting an overhyped photo opportunity by a president who himself ratcheted up the conflict with North Korea in his first year in office by vowing to unleash "fire and fury" if it threatened American security.
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U.S. unemployment rates are already at record lows, the Trump administration's immigration policies actively discourage expanding the domestic labor force, and efforts (like Foxconn's deal with Wisconsin) to get overseas manufacturers to build new U.S. factories have been overhyped.
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The move is the first of its kind and would formally recognize the use of blockchain records as an accepted mechanism for transmitting payments, paving the way for broader adoption of what proponents call revolutionary technology and critics say is overhyped.
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She tells stories with the precision of somebody who actually knows quite a lot about life—which the young and overhyped in fiction writing inevitably lack—then salts them massively with disruptive, surreal interludes and skepticism over her own project.
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What makes emoji different from any other set of little pictures—clip art, Wikimedia Commons, stock photos, rebus puzzles, the much-overhyped cave paintings, or hieroglyphics—is that billions of people use them every day, in ordinary messages to each other.
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In the aftermath, Misra's lofty pronouncements in 2018 — like the heady valuations suggested by Morgan Stanley and the rest — highlight how those meant to keep Neumann and WeWork in check instead helped directly contribute to its overhyped image and stratospheric expectations.
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In 2008, the disordered eating pattern was written about, eyebrow raisingly, in the "Fashion & Style" section of the New York Times, but the evidence for it at the time was only anecdotal, and some called it an overhyped, youth-shaming myth.
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Todd: Before we conclude, I would love to hear your takes on some of the year's bigger movie debates, over everything from whether Three Billboards Outside of Ebbing, Missouri was perceptive or schlocky to whether It was fun or overhyped.
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There is anxiety about overhyped shares, about the possibility of central banks withdrawing their support for global economies, even about markets simply being worryingly quiescent, as evidenced by the historically low readings of the volatility index known as the VIX.
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Is there a real market need to presell your inventory in whole chunks, or is this a fixture of a bygone era with a series of overhyped, overcrowded, star-studded cocktail parties with lots of speeches and IMAX-size video screens?
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MILLENNIALS CALL CHICK-FIL-A OVERHYPED, CAUSE STIR ON SOCIAL MEDIA To that end, DeGarimore says he intended to release the 70-pound octopus into Morro Bay "without much fanfare," but an employee snapped a pic and shared the story to Facebook.
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But while Joe and Tim seemed to get the mission, President Obama, while pounding Trump's lack of preparedness -- a more than fair criticism -- doubled down on his own condescension toward American fear and anxiety, suggesting it's unfounded and overhyped by the right.
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BMW's vision of the future became so disjointed under Krueger that, just two weeks ago, one of its lead executives said electric vehicles were "overhyped" at an event where BMW announced a new plan to accelerate its adoption of electric vehicle technology.
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" Communications experts Juliana Silva and Bill McGowan saw it differently: an overhyped heavyweight prize fight in which Trump was scripted, stilted and "stripped of his mojo," and Pelosi and Schumer "about as animated as a modern rendition of 'American Gothic,' minus the pitchfork.
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Health aside, there are other reasons to cut down on processed meat, such as greenhouse gases emitted by cattle, or the overhyped but still present potential risk for certain cancers, and generally researchers recommend cutting meat down to 70g (2.5 ounces) or less per day.
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Trump Jr. is basically taking the opposite approach of his father, who often muddies the GOP's get-out-the-vote message on the campaign trail by telling supporters to be skeptical of polls, suggesting several times that a blue wave is overhyped by the media.
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A basket of cannabis-infused edibles on display during a 420 Day celebration in San Francisco last yearPhoto: Justin Sullivan (Getty Images)It's safe to say that the dangers of cannabis have long been overhyped by moral crusaders and the war-on-drugs crew.
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The president's "Buy American, Hire American" initiative is the type of overhyped product he has sold in the past, promising great rewards to American workers despite the fact that it is unlikely to create more jobs, or bolster the lot of the truly economically disenfranchised.
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While there are certainly plenty of overhyped, underscientific opinions about how social media affects people, there's little question that it has some effect (there is some evidence that extensive Facebook usage is correlated with unhappiness, for example, including some fairly meaty recently published research).
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His comments following Monday night's 113-82 beating at the hands of the Chicago Bulls has to rank up there with his finest work, if only due to his magnificent dismissal of one of the most overhyped phenomena in sports: the players-only meeting.
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In addition to bringing the case against Mr. Greenberg, the former New York attorney general Eliot Spitzer used the act to force investment banks to curb abuses related to how analysts overhyped stocks and to crack down on illegal trading in the mutual fund industry.
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Some executives think in-housing is overhyped, but VandenBosch says it has led to big agencies pitching for low-level workLondon-based Oliver, part of "brandtech" firm You & Mr. Jones, hired VandenBosch as part of an effort to expand its presence in North America.
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In late September, for instance, Graham suggested that the Ukraine scandal was being overhyped by Democrats and the media because there was no evidence of an explicit quid pro quo involving foreign aid and the politically beneficial investigations Trump wanted the Ukrainian government to undertake.
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German bank Berenberg last week wrote in a report that blockchain was an "overhyped technology" that faced important challenges, pointing out that there had so far been very few success stories, despite a huge number of pilots and "proofs of concept" of the technology.
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Conservative media stars, including Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity of Fox News, have come under intense scrutiny after playing down the coronavirus and assuring millions of Americans that concerns about the illness had been overhyped by Democrats and journalists intent on undermining Mr. Trump.
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Conservative media stars, including Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity of Fox News, have come under intense scrutiny after playing down the coronavirus and assuring millions of Americans that concerns about the illness had been overhyped by Democrats and journalists intent on undermining Mr. Trump.
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Just this October, the announcement of a new graffito at Pompeii, though overhyped to suggest it might "rewrite history," pointed to valuable new evidence not only for debate over the date of Pompeii's destruction but also for ancient seasonality in cultural practices and economic activities.
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John Sides, a George Washington University political scientist whose 2012 book The Gamble: Choice and Chance in the 2012 Campaign argues that most of the big "moments" in the Obama-Romney campaign are overhyped by journalists and operatives alike, is excited about the opportunity.
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It's fair to ask whether these Doomsday predictions are being a bit overhyped—New Yorkers will remember last year's winter weather panic, when Mayor Bill De Blasio shut down of the city in the face of a prospective "Storm of the Century" that never really materialized.
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A lot of people from Detroit are going to have a lot of opinions (mostly angry, hateful opinions) about this, but Steve Yzerman's iconic goal against St. Louis on May, 21 20 is the most overhyped goal ever scored in the history of the Stanley Cup playoffs.
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MILLENNIALS CALL CHICK-FIL-A OVERHYPED IN VIRAL VIDEO, SPARK SOCIAL MEDIA OUTRAGE The call resulted in Ellis' arrest for forgery of a bank note, which triggered a probation violation, and he remained in jail without bail until his final probation violation hearing, the Associated Press reports.
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The two films, Netflix's Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened and Hulu's Fyre Fraud, deal with the same subject—an overhyped fete geared toward rich millennials that goes disastrously, publicly wrong—but they come to slightly different conclusions about who to blame for the epic mess.
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"The basic reason is that deep space—NASA's favorite turf—is a distant, hostile, and barren place, the study of which yields few major discoveries and an abundance of overhyped claims," sociologist Amitai Etzioni wrote of the distinct lack of parity in Issues in Science and Technology.
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Yet evolving understandings of sexual assault and rape, including how the criminal justice system fail victims, have sparked critical discussions about the pressure to separate the art from the artist who maintains his innocence in the eyes of the court and whose art may have been overhyped.
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The critics I admire today, unsurprisingly, have those qualities, whether it's Vinson Cunningham raising an eyebrow about "Humans of New York" or the painter David Salle writing about Rei Kawakubo in The New York Review of Books, or Francine Prose being unimpressed by some overhyped new novel.
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The Tesla Model 3 means many things to many people: an affordable electric car; an overpriced and overhyped tech product; a somewhat ergonomically awkward people mover; the beginning of the self-driving future; a key link in a sustainable-energy model that extends far beyond cars.
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But if liberal Americans haven't (yet) given up on the United States in the age of Donald Trump, liberal Jews shouldn't be giving up on Israel on account of an overhyped, underwhelming law whose effects would be mostly invisible if they hadn't been so loudly debated.
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Representative Trey Gowdy, Republican of South Carolina and a former federal prosecutor who had led Republicans in the Benghazi investigation, felt that figures like Mr. Gaetz and, in some cases, Mr. Nunes, were hurting their own cause with a sloppy, overhyped campaign that damaged Congress's credibility.
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Trump did signal his support of a bipartisan highway construction bill, and said that he was "committed" to bringing high-speed internet to rural America—but he's done next to nothing when it comes to rural broadband, despite signing a couple of overhyped executive orders related to the topic.
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In addition to bringing the case against Mr. Greenberg, the former New York attorney general Eliot Spitzer used the act to force investment banks to curb abuses related to how analysts overhyped stocks, and challenged Richard A. Grasso, onetime head of the New York Stock Exchange, over his pay.
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Lin told CNBC that the impact of the trade fight between the world's two largest economies wasn't a huge concern in the short term as Xiaomi had not done much business in the U.S. Analysts have also said the market might have concluded that Xiaomi has been overhyped.
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Still, the abrupt removal of Ms. Regan — a reliably pro-Trump personality who has twice interviewed the president — came as right-wing media stars have faced growing scrutiny for commentary that played down fears about the coronavirus and suggested that the illness had been overhyped by President Trump's critics.
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The study involved rodents, not people, so the findings shouldn't be overhyped, cautions Glenn Wadley, an associate professor in the Institute for Physical Activity and Nutrition at Deakin University, who conducted the experiment with a graduate student, Yasmin Asif, and colleagues from the University of Melbourne and Monash University.
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Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyGOP signals unease with Barr's gun plan Trump administration floats background check proposal to Senate GOP Senate confirms two Treasury nominees over Democratic objections MORE (Conn.), who is neutral in the race, say the ideological differences between Biden, Warren and Sanders are getting overhyped.
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However, fears that a completed FAFSA application will lead to being drafted and deployed by the U.S. armed forces in response to the recent events Iran are "overhyped," says Dan Byman, professor at Georgetown University and senior fellow in the Center for Middle East Policy at the Brookings Institution.
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While we continue to view TSLA as a trailblazer in the electric vehicle (EV) market, we believe investor optimism around the company and its business/financial future remains overhyped and litany of risks (see below) remain underappreciated, which keeps us relatively cautious on the stock despite the upgrade.
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While the document itself proved to be dramatically overhyped by the right (and actually disproved several Trump talking points regarding the Russia investigation), it's being championed by many conservatives as evidence of rampant anti-Trump bias within the FBI — and Republicans on Capitol Hill have gotten on board.
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But I'll admit that for a few blissful seconds, holding this overhyped blue piece of plastic, feeling its weight, closing my eyes and listening to its faint and satisfying sound, that of a small wheel spinning and spinning and spinning into oblivion, I felt a small but palpable sense of control.
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And Theron and Larson together provide a pivot to the final prize, best picture, because their movies were this year's yin and yang for me — Theron's big and wild and better than just about every other overhyped blockbuster put together, Larson's claustrophobic and intimate and shot through with terrible emotion.
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It was just one of many unsatisfying "revelations" in Rivera's breathlessly reported, shamelessly promoted Devil Worship: Exposing Satan's Underground, a sleazily overhyped fear-gumbo that attempted to bring together Charles Manson, Anton LaVey, heavy metal music, Rosemary's Baby, and a handful of rube-perpetrated murders, and weave them into ... well, something.
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But rising excitement about all things quantum has also fuelled fears that the field is getting overhyped and that—much like AI in the 1970s and 1980s, after it did not live up to its promises—it is headed for a "winter"; a long period of reduced financing and interest.
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Some VCs at the event were quick to point the finger at financial institutions like JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs — these banks overhyped companies like Uber and Lyft, they argued, running up expectations and pricing IPOs so high that there was nowhere for them to go on the public markets but down.
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Read more:A man needed his right eye removed after a deadly drug-resistant fungal infection blinded itA teenager went blind after eating nothing but fries, white bread, chips, and processed meatsInstagram influencers are promoting blue light glasses that are supposed to minimize eye strain, but the science behind them is overhyped
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ET.Read more:13 movies, TV shows, and actors that don&apost deserve their Golden Globes nominations — sorryEverything you need to know about the coming &aposGame of Thrones&apos prequel series, &aposHouse of the Dragon&aposThe 8 most overhyped TV shows of the yearHere are all of the Golden Globes 2020 nominees
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There are shows I genuinely like, really and truly, that I often feel are overhyped, and there are under-the-radar shows I wish would get even a hundredth of the attention of a show like Game of Thrones, which continues to surprise me with the sheer level of devotion it inspires.
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And while the Zuckerberg-for-president story has been overhyped, his friends think he may run for something one day, so these appearances help him connect to all types of potential voters and give him chance to get better at these sorts of appearances without the blinding glare of constant press attention.
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Blockchains were supposed to turn Ceglowski's truism on its head, to technology dissipates power, and maybe they yet will — but right now blockchains are mostly overhyped money, and while their permissionlessness is a genuine dissipation of power, their "meet the new oligarchs, same as the old oligarchs" concentration of crypto wealth is anything but.
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Blonde and vascular, polite and earnest, overpaid (relatively speaking) and overhyped (relatively speaking), twice booked on Big Fox cards, twice tapped in the second round, and yet the UFC has relentlessly promoted Sage Northcutt as a star, an elite fighter without the years-long win streak or any win streak at all since 2015.
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TUNE IN MONDAY: Chris Wallace to conduct exclusive interview with Putin , after Trump summit Despite anger in London, Trump finds support in Britain's pro-Brexit working-class towns FOX News Poll: Trump not tough enough on Russia, approval of Mueller down Piers Morgan on Brits protesting Trump: 'Obama's tenure was massively overhyped' DEMS BLUFFING OVER ICE?
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During our call I asked what it will take for Europe to produce another world-beating consumer technology company on the same level as the internet calling giant, why Tluszcz thinks fintech is thus-far overhyped, and the proliferation of fake unicorns (startups that will find it hard to live up to their billion dollar or more valuations).
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This, of course, is the problem true crime has always had, especially when we leave behind the relatively "safe" confines of cases from several decades ago (Zodiac, perhaps the best true-crime movie of the millennium) or cases so well-known that they've already become overhyped versions of themselves (the heavily praised O.J. Simpson projects of the past year).
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" MORE STORIES FROM THE HILL: Nearly 13,000 late-term abortions annually is a national disgrace The US government needs to transition to solar-powered future There's a better way for police to interact with mentally ill "We're facing an unprecedented job situation in the coming years," he said at Thursday's panel, "AI has been overhyped for 30 years.
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Name any Klan rally in the last few decades, anywhere in the United States, and you'd be hard-pressed to find a single one that was not grossly overhyped by local (and thus national) media, turned into a community spectacle that leaves the left feuding with each other and battling police over cops' "peace-keeping" tactics.
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This strain of pure fantasy never became influential in the party, but there is a more attenuated version that did: Democratic politicians and liberal media outlets have frequently overhyped Trump-Russia connections or Russian penetration of the American political system, assigning it a degree of influence over American politicians and the voters' minds that has not been supported by evidence.
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Through this collective lens, the band has been tagged as underrated and overhyped, although the needle has far more often swung towards the former direction to the extent that, in conversation, several colleagues have wondered if I Like It When You Sleep… is this year's Music Critic Cause Célèbre a la last year's entry, Carly Rae Jepsen's E-MO-TION.
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Read more: Here's what financial advisers say is the most overhyped wealth tech, and which tools they think will actually help them in the next 5 yearsAt an industry inflection point, squaring tech and the human touchAs of December, the firm had around 6,500 advisers in the US overseeing some $1.4 trillion in assets — its largest region by assets under management and adviser headcount.
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Just minutes after white nationalist Richard Spencer finished his speaking engagement at the University of Florida on Thursday, the Los Angeles Times published a report that made clear who had won in the latest overhyped battle of anti-fascists and college students versus professional hate-mongers: "'You are trying to stifle our free speech,' white nationalist Richard Spencer tells Florida protesters," read the headline.
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Common issues highlighted by these scientists have included fraudulent, poorly done, or overhyped studies, with embellished findings based on small sample sizes; statistical manipulation of a study's results during or after the experiment is over to achieve a desired outcome; and studies with negative conclusions being suppressed by their authors or rejected by scientific journals, which can then skew the medical literature on a particular topic, such as a drug's effectiveness.
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" Likewise, Mullen singles out AI, arguing that a lot of the concepts being pitched as AI-based aren't true AI. "At best they might be ML, but they're not AI. If you define it as an algorithmic-based approach with the ability of the algorithm to evolve itself and it learns and ingests more data… there is very little that is genuinely AI. That sector is very much overhyped, but it doesn't mean we're not looking and looking hard.
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You Can&apost OD on Pot, but Potent Edibles Are Sending Some People to the HospitalIt's safe to say that the dangers of cannabis have long been overhyped by moral crusaders and the…Read more Read"About 10 percent of cannabis-related ED visits were associated with edible forms of weeds, but only 0.32 percent of total cannabis sales were for edible products," lead author Andrew Monte, associate professor of emergency medicine and emergency toxicology at the University Of Colorado School Of Medicine, told NBC News.
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Coming from different perspectives, Marcus (cognitive science) and Brooks (robotics) have been writing for the last several years about the perils of deep learning, and why it had been overhyped; they also independently reached similar conclusions about the need for developing machine-interpretable common sense as a prerequisite for reaching the next level of AI. When Marcus decided to take the plunge into robotics, he says he realized immediately that Brooks, a legend in robotics, would be the perfect collaborator, and Marcus spent months recruiting him.
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WEALTH MANAGEMENT 2030: Read the full responses to our survey about wealth management and the financial adviser of the futureThe new head of Wells Fargo's massive wealth arm explains why human financial advisers should embrace roboadvisers, not fear themThe head of innovation for TD Ameritrade's 7,000 adviser clients thinks virtual assistants and holograms will be must-have wealth tech by 2030Here's what financial advisers say is the most overhyped wealth tech, and which tools they think will actually help them in the next 5 years
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Those 2000 guidelines were troublesome for a number of reasons, explained Dr. Steven Nissen, chairman of cardiovascular medicine at the Cleveland Clinic: The previous guidelines used a risk calculator that left out crucial components such as family history; they didn't address the issue of people older than 75 or younger than 40; they overhyped the risks many patients faced while lowering the threshold needed to warrant statin drug therapy; and they did away with the use of LDL (bad) cholesterol target levels, which helped patients set meaningful goals.
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Those 2013 cholesterol guidelines were troublesome for a number of reasons, explained Dr. Steven Nissen, chairman of cardiovascular medicine at the Cleveland Clinic: The previous guidelines used a risk calculator that left out crucial components such as family history; they didn't address the issue of people older than 75 or younger than 40; they overhyped the risks many patients faced while lowering the threshold needed to warrant statin drug therapy; and they did away with the use of LDL (bad) cholesterol target levels, which helped patients set meaningful goals.
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The planet-wide tempest spared the nuclear-powered…Read more ReadThis Man Traveled 10,000 Miles to See America&aposs Trash Birds—and Loved Every Minute of It20-year-old Tasmanian George Vaughan had three main goals for his trip to the United States last…Read more ReadYou Can&apost OD on Pot, but Potent Edibles Are Sending Some People to the HospitalIt's safe to say that the dangers of cannabis have long been overhyped by moral crusaders and the…Read more ReadThe Green New Deal Includes a Powerful Pledge to Indigenous PeopleThe Green New Deal is no perfect solution to climate change.
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Ualá, a fast-growing personal-finance app in Argentina, just closed a $150 million fundraising led by Tencent and SoftBank&aposs Latin America innovation fundHere&aposs what financial advisers say is the most overhyped wealth tech, and which tools they think will actually help them in the next 5 years12 proptech startups that have won millions in investor backing to upend how you pay for your houseWe asked 4 VC investors what they look for in a fintech founder: they want someone who&aposs &aposgritty&apos and has &apostransgressive&apos ideas, but can also take adviceFresh off a $16 million funding, office space startup SquareFoot just hired a Savills veteran who brokered mega New York real estate dealsFinancial-planning startup Facet Wealth is using Netflix-style pricing to scoop up clients that other firms turn down for being too smallCharles Schwab&aposs $26 billion deal for TD Ameritrade is an aggressive play for size that was set in motion before brokers started slashing commissions
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