And I can do that best by oversaturating the market.
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When he said that Auto-Tune rap was oversaturating the market, people listened—for a bit.
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Instead of oversaturating the news with details about the perpetrator, for instance, more focus should be placed on the victims.
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That is oversaturating the market, especially in the Northeast - the world's biggest heating oil market - where inventories are already high.
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The fruits of at-all-costs growth—of manically oversaturating the TV landscape with all manner of content—are seldom realized.
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But long-time bull Jim Paulsen is positioning for a breakout by year's end because he believes dread is oversaturating the market.
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With the interactive map, Alex said, prospective Hispanic candidates will be able to pick national, state and local seats where Latinos are underrepresented, and avoid oversaturating other races.
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It's a noble if impossible aim, because the fruits of at-all-costs growth—of manically oversaturating the TV landscape with all manner of content—are seldom realized.
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In comedy circles, the most common criticism of Netflix is that in releasing so many specials, it's oversaturating the market, making it more difficult for comics who aren't superstars to break out.
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By oversaturating its lineup with talk shows—each focusing on different sectors of everyday life, like religion, fitness, and entertainment—it doesn't give the impression that much thought went into the programming at all.
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"We've already become so inundated with an influx of political messaging that I would be concerned about oversaturating supporters with emails," said Mr. Krohn, who left Washington and now runs a technology start-up in Seattle.
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It led her to devise methods of oversaturating her creations, ultimately enabling many of her films from the '70s to be seen in both 2D and 3D; they predated the development of pixel-shifting technology, which is required for such conversion.
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The problem therein is that all these products run the risk of oversaturating the market and watering down the original concept, turning the Korean 10-step skin care routine into another cronut, cupcake, or CrossFit— a fad whose popularity ended up ruining it.
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A few factors specific to the restaurant industry have made the problem especially acute for fast-food chains: The number of teenagers in the work force has steadily declined, and Wall Street investment has led to a glut of restaurant openings, oversaturating the market.
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Five years passed between her second and third albums, and she remained hyperrelevant without oversaturating herself through a ubiquitous presence in fashion and releasing two of her defining singles, "Are You That Somebody?" and "Try Again," on movie soundtracks during the years in between.
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But even as the Warner-distributed Paisley Park Records allowed him to release album-length works by others like George Clinton and Carmen Electra (with Prince as executive producer), his musical prolificity and impatient desire to put more of his work out into the world was reportedly met with resistance from label executives, concerned about oversaturating the market.
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Bailyn, M. (1994), pp. 52–53. For example, the adiabatic flame temperature uses this approximation to calculate the upper limit of flame temperature by assuming combustion loses no heat to its surroundings. In meteorology and oceanography, adiabatic cooling produces condensation of moisture or salinity, oversaturating the parcel. Therefore, the excess must be removed.
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There is a feed-back regulation of the action of thymidine kinase in the cell: thymidine triphosphate (TTP), the product of the further phosphorylation of thymidine, acts as an inhibitor to thymidine kinase. This serves to maintain a balanced amount of TTP available for nucleic acid synthesis, not oversaturating the system. 5'-Aminothymidine, a non-toxic analogue of thymidine, interferes with this regulatory mechanism and thereby increases the cytotoxicity of thymidine analogues used as antineoplastic drugs. The reaction kinetics of thymidine and thymidine analogues phosphorylation is complicated and only partly known.
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Crossword Puzzle is the seventh album by The Partridge Family released in June 1973. It was the group's second-to-last album and the final Partridge Family record to make the album charts, peaking at #167 on Billboard 200 and spending just 5 weeks on the charts. Bell Records, losing faith in the group after oversaturating the market with product, chose not to release a US single from the album, though "Sunshine" was released as a single in Japan. This album was released on CD in 2003 on Arista's BMG Heritage label.
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Epic Records could not obtain the right to release the original recordings of these two songs, so Donovan recorded new versions in May 1968 with a full backing band and a lavish production by Mickie Most. Donovan's Greatest Hits marked the high point of Donovan's popularity in both the United States and United Kingdom. It also most likely had the effect of keeping many of Donovan's recordings on the shelf to avoid oversaturating the market. Nearly all of Donovan's next studio album was already recorded by the time of this release but remained unreleased until August 1969.
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Many critics believed that the number of releases of Guitar Hero games was "milking" the brand name and oversaturating the market. PaRappa the Rapper creator Masaya Matsuura stated that the video game market was growing stale and needed to move beyond games that simply challenge the player to mimic the playing of licensed music. Ryan Geddes of IGN stated that he "hit the wall with play-along music games", and challenged the game makers to explore other ways to combine music and video games. Analysts stated that such games must continue to innovate instead of just providing more songs in order to prevent "genre fatigue".
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