Some worry of ad oversaturation, but podcasts aren&apost there yetAs automated ad sales become more popular in podcasting, some worry this could lead to oversaturation, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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We kept quiet, happily caught in the tide of digital oversaturation.
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But the side-effect of such media oversaturation is loss of interest.
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Thickeners make vaping liquids more viscous, preventing oversaturation of a vaporizer's combustion chamber.
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However, this collective optimism quickly led to an oversaturation in the local sportswear sector.
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This could be because there is oversaturation of useless or low-quality subscription companies.
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Rich colors are nice, but the oversaturation in the S10e's photo is a bit much.
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Instead of improving individual farmers' fortunes, though, this effort contributed to the oversaturation of the market.
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Unfortunately, for every great idea shared in cyberspace, there are a few that have reached oversaturation.
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But we're getting a lot of oversaturation, so you can't distinguish what's dope from what's wack.
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Despite oversaturation and the disappointment of last year's installment, Shawn Robbins, chief analyst at Box Office.
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But I think a lot of people are going through a difficult period because of oversaturation.
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"[The media] has got to stop creating more of these monsters by oversaturation," Loesch said on NRATV.
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Others, struggling with basement retail prices and an oversaturation of the market, have returned to the shadows.
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This meme truly has it all: sonic beauty, low-stakes absurdism, and a surprising resistance to oversaturation.
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But the episode doesn't scream out relevance the way an near-future episode about social media oversaturation would.
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I love his oversaturation and the high-contrast feel, so he's probably my strongest influence in that way.
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There's a comfort to oversaturation, knowing that you can depend on a near-constant stream of new content.
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But when oversaturation in tech products came about, earnings got crushed, leading to the tech wreck in 2000.
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"Although valuations have crept up, I don't think we have reached an oversaturation in autonomous vehicle companies," Stallman says.
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A three-week break from UFC events is a rarity these days as the promotion's output borders on oversaturation.
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Everybody thinks that's oversaturation, and it could happen, but we made a point to play different sets each weekend.
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Given the oversaturation of statistics and measurements in baseball, what do you look at to evaluate your own performance?
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"One thing I've learned in politics — there really is never an oversaturation point for a righteous message," said Sen.
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And though market oversaturation could eventually slow or halt the industry's rapid growth, that is not a pressing concern.
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He said he felt like there was a danger of oversaturation and wanted From Software to move beyond the franchise.
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Finally, it touches briefly on the issue of bullying in the digital age and the oversaturation of technology in society.
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Too often in this era of oversaturation, controversies slip out of the public consciousness before those in charge face proper scrutiny.
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Does so-called oversaturation lead to a kind of commercial aesthetic blur, where consumers have difficulty differentiating one label from another?
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Your mythos will be rooted in the firm earth of actuality, event, born from the frustration of oversaturation—of loss of self.
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Writers have used them to echo the endless accumulation of consumer culture or the oversaturation of "facts" — even to stave off death.
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Writers have used them to echo the endless accumulation of consumer culture or the oversaturation of "facts" — even to stave off death.
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It's through these tactics, as opposed to broad-based discounting, that Kate Spade plans to grow its revenues long term, and avoid oversaturation.
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So we're in a "pie moment," as you say, where there's an oversaturation of very pretty pies floating around on Pinterest and Instagram.
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With an alternative approach to the oversaturation problem, Discord has a chance of establishing itself as a significant player in the PC gaming market.
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Horrified overreactions, oversaturation in Twitter replies, and a book deal invoking "OK boomer" as a title foretold the end days for the withering response.
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Another, named Liu Zhanzhan, warned that there was currently an oversaturation of wang hong "incubators"—talent scouts like the one who had approached Li Yan.
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Frankly, it's not even close, as the P20 Pro's captured much better details and sharper edges versus the complete oversaturation seen in the S9's pic.
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There's much to be said about the oversaturation of SXSW, but the Kwaidan event—held inside the 43-seat black box Hideout Theater on Congress Ave.
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There's much to be said about the oversaturation of SXSW, but the Kwaidan event—held inside the 49-seat black box Hideout Theater on Congress Ave.
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I feel that had I come about a bit later, I would have been lost in the generic sea, that is, the oversaturation of the Internet.
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A salve for technological oversaturation, Andrew P. Quinn and Erin Beckloff's documentary about letterpress printing features interesting characters who have devoted much to the art form.
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In an untitled view of a shuttered Brooklyn Chinatown store in his new show, "Sandpaper Tongue," this oversaturation of detail achieves a paradoxical kind of hyperrealism.
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The resulting oversaturation of nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorous can cause algal blooms that deplete oxygen in the water, killing or dispelling aquatic animals for miles.
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The app lets you take photos using different modes that replicate effects from cheap cameras that produce random imperfections like light leaks, vignettes, and oversaturation in photographs.
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Atari led the market in home console adoption in the late 1970s and largely contributed to the video game industry's collapse with its oversaturation of poor quality titles.
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We hate to state the obvious, but with a seemingly infinite number of new films in the works, the Star Wars franchise is getting dangerously close to oversaturation.
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I've generally preferred LCDs to OLEDs, but the X's OLED display doesn't seem to share any of the extreme oversaturation or pixel matrix weirdness of other OLEDs I've seen.
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This is partly an oversaturation problem, since he's been profiled numerous times, but it's also because Spencer carefully crafts his self-image to make the alt-right look normal.
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With that film, "Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle" and a new season of "Ballers" all released in the last year, it's possible we've reached the point of Rock oversaturation.
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But here's the upside to our era of TV oversaturation: Thanks to the subscription services' need for content, Survivor's Remorse and its fellow cancelled series will never truly be gone.
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The trope's oversaturation has reduced its value as an exploration of American morality, ideals, and faith to the point where it withholds catharsis and fails to signify anything at all.
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"It's incredible news for the rental arena, which had seen a little bit of oversaturation," says Alexander Pereira, who has been a broker in Long Island City for a decade.
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This oversaturation of details works well for a show on Netflix, where the viewer can pause the action, or return to previous episodes, to pick up clues they might have missed.
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This problem is due, in part, to oversaturation of the milk market both nationally and globally, resulting in production costs that far exceed how much farmers are paid for their milk.
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Many have put forward evidence, though, that the ratings decline is more a result of cord-cutting, too many games (oversaturation), and injuries to popular players that make popular teams less competitive.
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Oversaturation, the rise in ticket prices, a perceived decline in quality — it's not entirely clear why audiences have cooled so quickly on animated fare that doesn't feature yellow pill–shaped nonsense creatures.
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After the oversaturation of Seattle's music scene, and music journalists started interviewing everyone, it seemed like musicians around there started getting a reputation for being surly and making things up all the time.
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Fashion trends, likewise, now flare up at lightning speed and flame out just as fast thanks to image oversaturation, so that after the half-year waiting period, an aesthetic can feel played out.
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At the bar, Marvin Avilez, a software developer who lives nearby, said he was opposed to the neighborhood's bar oversaturation — and yet there he was with two women, ordering $18 flutes of bubbly.
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"Defending the oversaturation which has resulted in the deep poverty of a work force made up of immigrants of color is not a civil rights position, it is the antithesis," Ms. Desai said.
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The problem was widely agreed to be oversaturation: television channels desperate to replicate the success of "Roseanne" or "Seinfeld" rushed to find the next big thing, resulting in a glut of half-baked shows.
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The worries of techie oversaturation led us at Crunchbase News to take a look at the question: To what extent do tech companies launched and based in the Bay Area continue to grow here?
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Oversaturation and endless variant versions couldn't have helped (famously, Icarus was warned not to make a solid gold Mastermind) and that oversupply was probably spurred on by Invicta's inability to recapture Mastermind's success elsewhere.
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Hollywood, worried that the American public was still weary from the oversaturation of O. J. Simpson coverage, did all it could to stay clear of the murders, the highway chase and the granddaddy of all celebrity trials.
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There are any number of factors that likely contributed to The Rise of Skywalker underperforming: fatigue from an oversaturation of Star Wars films in the marketplace, or lingering malcontent over the controversial choices made by The Last Jedi.
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The 6-inch 2880 x 1440 screen is a Super LCD 6, and it's nicely readable in all conditions, exhibiting none of the problematic oversaturation I clashed with during my review of the U11 Plus a few months ago.
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Three main streams of the Yangzte River are likely to exceed alert levels and the commission overseeing the river for the Ministry of Water Resources has ordered efforts to prevent floods and oversaturation of levees along the river's banks.
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Other times, it's oversaturation: LipSense became such a popular MLM that the company's lipsticks were constantly out of stock, making some sellers feel like they had to buy up whatever they could in order to keep their business afloat.
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LA and Berlin-based DJ and production duo 333 Boyz attempt to break through the oversaturation and monotony of the internet music world with "FW 2016 Global Freakout," a frenzied, genre-bending mix they crafted for Schwarz's label Nina Pop.
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Baseball has the nasty habit of looking for one correct answer to every problem, thus the oversaturation of "right way" proclamations about everything in the sport: from playing the right way to rebuilding the right way and everything in between.
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Top staff recently decided to ask some supporters who had been making dialing from out of state to redirect their energies to other primary hotspots around the country, or their own neighborhoods, because of an oversaturation of calls into Iowa.
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The only thing that could stop the oversaturation is league exclusivity, which is something that has come up with the PEA, which won't allow its seven-member teams to compete in ESL's Pro League if they compete in the first season of PEA.
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The leagues may also be responsible for some of the slide by expanding their schedules into more days of the week, eroding the exclusivity that once made their games must-see TV. "Among other things, oversaturation is definitely an issue," Mr. Gentile said.
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Brooklyn's residential building boom has led to concerns about market oversaturation, but Mr. Hidary said that the company's decision was not affected by a softening real estate market, because Hidrock bought relatively low and just two dozen units would be built on a prime site.
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"Being signed to a label and competing with various artists was intimidating to me at first," Khalid tells me about the possibility of being lumped in with the deluge of so-called "alt-R&B" and "nu-soul" singers teetering at the edge of oversaturation.
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Last year, trade groups called on the FDA to take a stand against what they saw as mislabeling on the vegan products, claiming that such oversaturation of the market of the word "milk" would actually confuse consumers looking for a simple gallon of Grade-A good stuff.
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Whether belting sweetly about getting drone-bombed as a seven-year-old girl on "Drone Bomb Me" or leading orchestral hooks about global warming and existential fragility on "4 Degrees," Anohni uses her music to galvanize us about the difficult truths we tend to normalize or grow numb to amidst media oversaturation.
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" After the vote, the NYTWA Executive Director Bhairavi Desai said: "even though Uber, Lyft drivers and yellow cab owner-drivers are at different stages of their struggle for life out of poverty, stopping the oversaturation of cars is the starting point for all drivers to recover in this race to the bottom.
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Although the pressure of the recession has eased, the N.F.L. is facing other uncertainties — including the apprehension of fans over the violence of the game and its toll on players' health, an oversaturation of games, and the evolution of viewing habits — that make it increasingly amenable to the disruption of these moves.
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Next, Mean Red's Jen Lyons will moderate a discussion between THUMP editor-in-chief and AdHoc co-founder Emilie Friedlander and Basilica Soundscape founder and The Creative Independent editor-in-chief Brandon Stosuy on the challenges of putting out work you believe in and connecting with creative communities in an era of oversaturation.
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And while there are no signs of them slowing down any time soon — Jenner admitted she has no plans to retire in the future and the family recently renewed their Keeping Up with the Kardashians deal for a reported $150 million — she does realize that Kar-Jenner family pop culture oversaturation may become an issue.
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"Since the time of the original announcement of the PEA CS:GO league, it has become clear to the PEA organizations that there isn't sufficient financial support in the ecosystem, either from broadcast/streaming partners, sponsors or others, to profitably operate a third prominent online league, due to the oversaturation of the marketplace and the recent upward spiral in operating costs," the PEA said in its statement.
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He knew he was, sensing the coming future, but went on with binaries because they worked to bring a larger point—media trains the viewer to be the subject, and to be pleased, objectifying nudes, but at some point in the saturation of media, oversaturation, and in the pornographic objectification of bodies, the viewer disappears into narcissism and alienation, or into perversions, into wanting to be objectified—individualization goes too far and the viewer is too trained from childhood's rupture between vision and language, to training, to internalized self-scrutiny against the dominant values of power, sexual power, and greed, that the viewer is eventually maddened, alienated, narcissistic, and impotent.
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In such cases, an accurate measurement of the relative peak heights and/or areas might be unattainable. Oversaturation can be a problem when analyzing mixed samples.
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134-139, doi:10.1016/j.ijpharm.2012.07.073D. Fitzpatrick et al., 2013, "The relationship between dissolution, gas oversaturation and outgassing of solutions determined by Broadband Acoustic Resonance Dissolution Spectroscopy (BARDS)", Analyst, Volume 138, Issue 17, pp.
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Oversaturation of urine with crystals is by the far the biggest factor in stone formation in dogs and cats. This oversaturation can be caused by increased excretion of crystals by the kidneys, water reabsorption by the renal tubules resulting in concentration of the urine, and changes in urine pH that influence crystallization. Other contributing factors include diet, frequency of urination, genetics, current medications, and the presence of a urinary tract infection. The stones form around a nidus, which can consist of white blood cells, bacteria, and organic matrix mixed with crystals, or crystals alone.
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The decision only applied to couriers in Ontario, but was considered to be precedent setting. In April 2020, two months after Ontario Labour Relations Board decision, Foodora Canada announced that it was shutting down, citing oversaturation of the Canadian market.
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However, for real-time operating systems this admission may be delayed. In a realtime system, admitting too many processes to the "ready" state may lead to oversaturation and overcontention of the system's resources, leading to an inability to meet process deadlines.
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The design of a 1993 "Zooropa" leg ticket reflects the tour's media oversaturation themes. The tour was co-sponsored by MTV, as shown in the ticket's bottom right corner. Rehearsals for the tour began in December 1991 at The Factory in Dublin.McGee (2008), p.
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The ootheca protects the eggs from microorganisms, parasitoids, predators, and weather; the ootheca maintains a stable water balance through variation in its surface, as it is porous in dry climates to protect against desiccation, and smooth in wet climates to protect against oversaturation. Its composition and appearance vary depending on species and environment.
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The term was criticized for being nebulous and contrived by various media publications, while the music was often derided for its reliance on nostalgia. Some artists rejected the tag, while many exploited the style's low-budget simplicity, which led to an oversaturation of acts. Another Internet-based microgenre, vaporwave, evolved from chillwave.
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Viacom should pull the plug on SpongeBob .MSN Money. Retrieved February 3, 2013. Wall Street Journal business writer John Jannarone suggested that the age of the series and oversaturation of the show might be contributing to the decline of the series' ratings, and might also be directly responsible for the decline in Nickelodeon's overall ratings.
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It was inspired by Zoo TV and expanded on its themes of technology and media oversaturation. By the time the tour concluded in December 1993, U2 had played to approximately 5.3 million fans.Cogan (2008), p. 154 In 2002, Q magazine said the Zoo TV Tour was "still the most spectacular rock tour staged by any band".
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Flash blindness is caused by bleaching (oversaturation) of the retinal pigment. As the pigment returns to normal, so too does sight. In daylight the eye's pupil constricts, thus reducing the amount of light entering after a flash. At night, the dark-adapted pupil is wide open so flash blindness has a greater effect and lasts longer.
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Sins of Our Youth is a 2014 thriller/drama film directed by Gary Entin and starring Lucas Till, Joel Courtney, and Mitchel Musso. The film is a cautionary tale that highlights a new generation in the United States that is desensitized by an oversaturation of violence in the mainstream media and who have ready access to firearms.
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Robert Bianco of USA Today called it "silly and confused." Variety called it "tedious" and said "all the strong technical work comes across as the outer shell of an empty nut." The Ratings were poor it recorded one of the lowest ratings ever for a miniseries on NBC. Critics said it was due to oversaturation of special-effects-driven miniseries dropping in popularity.
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Around 1983/1984, the era of the Neue Deutsche Welle came to an early end, following the oversaturation of the market with what was perceived as stereotypical, manufactured hits. A revival of interest in the style in the Anglophone world occurred in 2003, with the release of DJ Hell's compilation New Deutsch.Laurence Phelan, The Independent, August 31, 2003. Access date: July 22, 2008.
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In 1674 English doctor Thomas Willis submitted into medical literature a peculiar (and peculiarly found) relationship he'd observed: people with type 1 diabetes usually have sweet tasting urine — this is due to an oversaturation of glucose in the blood, the excess of which is excreted out via urine, as the diabetic lacks sufficient insulin to process the high amounts of glucose.
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In male cats, stones lodge where the urethra narrows in the penis. Recurrent cases can be treated surgically with a perineal urethrostomy, which removes the penis and creates a new opening for the urethra. To prevent recurrence of stones, special diets can be used for each type of stone. Increasing water consumption by the animal dilutes the urine, which prevents oversaturation of the urine with crystals.
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Eight of its eleven songs are studio re- recordings of songs from his first (live) album 12-String Blues. Although they should have been improved by being recorded in a professional studio, there is noticeable oversaturation in many of the songs, causing his vocal to break up. Kottke has often been quoted as being unhappy with the recording quality. It has not been re-issued on CD.
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I Did It Again Tour.Young fans fueling Britney Spears' career She also sang at Jingle Ball 2000.Rising stars to shine at Jingle Ball Due to the oversaturation of teen pop in the music market, and Mikaila's mixed charting results, her finale single, "It's All Up to You" was released. "It's All Up to You" did not chart, and Mikaila retired from the acting and music industry shortly after in 2002.
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Edge of Reality seems to be well aware of the genres oversaturation, and contribute very little to the nimiety of mediocrity. Shooters may be all the craze now, but Loadout doesn’t take the challenge of being different sitting down — it stands, with a severed head and a badass rifle. There are few online-only experiences that offer such dynamic gameplay without developing some sort of genre-identity crisis.
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As food production in Peru increases, farmers saturate the soil with nutrients with Nitrogen and Phosphorus bases. Oversaturation of nutrients leads to eutrophication in nearby water bodies resulting in dead zones. Carbon emissions due to manufacturing and food processing leads to reduced air quality which contributes to the global warming that increases severity of natural disasters and acidifies the ocean leading to mass bleaching in coral reefs which will destroy oceanic ecosystems.
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In the first generation of retro viral gene therapy some patients treated with viral vectors for Wiskott–Aldrich syndrome developed acute T-cell leukaemia. This was determined to have been caused by viral vector insertion location. Potential oversaturation of RISC is also a problem. If the shRNA is expressed at levels that are too high the cell might not be able to correctly process the endogenous RNA which could cause significant problems.
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Geotechnical failure usually occurs due to stresses on the bank exceeding the forces the bank can accommodate. One example is oversaturation of the bank following a lowering of the water level from the floodplain to normal bank levels. Pore water pressure in the saturated bank reduces the frictional shear strength of the soil and increases sliding forces. This type of failure is most common in fine grained soils because they cannot drain as rapidly as coarse grained soils.
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This image from the Landsat 2 satellite experienced a data anomaly known as transmission striping Although the MSS was the most useful instrument on Landsat 2, sometimes the data recorded was anomalous. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) would identify these anomalies and document them. Known issues on the MSS are: banding, coherent noise, data loss, impulse noise, oversaturation, scan correlated shift (SCS), scan mirror pulse, and transmission striping. Transmission striping occurred when data from an individual sensor was lost.
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Greg Joswiak, Apple's vice president of product marketing, told Tom's Guide that the OLED panels Apple used in the iPhone X had been engineered to avoid the "oversaturation" of colors that using OLED panels typically results in, having made color adjustments and "subpixel"-level refinements for crisp lines and round corners. For out-of- warranty servicing for damages not relating to manufacturing defects, screen repairs of iPhone X cost US$279, while other damage repairs cost US$549.
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In these times the entire world economy was in trouble, the oil crisis, with Sunday driving bans and frightened the consumers in addition. A certain degree of oversaturation of the market and all the economic events have caused demand for luxury products such as Hi-Fi equipment a temporary strong decrease. Another problem came from the Land of the Rising Sun. Asia flooded Europe with a diversity of a good and reasonably priced turntables from all manufacturers.
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Zooropa is the eighth studio album by Irish rock band U2. Produced by Flood, Brian Eno, and The Edge, it was released on 5 July 1993 on Island Records. Inspired by the band's experiences on the Zoo TV Tour, Zooropa expanded on many of the tour's themes of technology and media oversaturation. The record was a continuation of the group's experimentation with alternative rock, electronic dance music, and electronic sound effects that began with their previous album, Achtung Baby, in 1991.
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For example, Disney has reissued both The Lion King and Beauty and the Beast, with plans to add some of its other well-known titles. Titanic has also been modified for 3D, and there are also plans to similarly present all six Star Wars films. Jeffrey Katzenberg, a producer of 3D films and one of the leading proponents of the format, blames oversaturation of the market with inferior films, especially ones photographed conventionally and then digitally processed in post-production.
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According to Lynn Comella, a women's studies professor at UNLV, presenting demeaning practices as representative of the entire porn industry is "akin to talking about Hollywood while only referencing Spaghetti Westerns". A 2018 review published in the Journal of Sex Research found that the majority of male pornography consumers surveyed dislike seeing "acts that were more clearly unpleasant/painful for female performers, such as forced gagging or forceful anal penetration." They concluded that despite the oversaturation of extreme and kinky content in the industry, most consumers are not interested in kinky, fetish or degrading pornography.
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Rhythm games like Guitar Hero and Rock Band had been widely popular between 2005 and 2008, but due to oversaturation of the market and the onset of the recession in 2009, the rhythm genre suffered major setbacks, and the genre's popularity had quickly waned. Sales of the previous installment Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock were below estimates and lower than previous games in the series. Weak sales of Warriors of Rock, in part, led to Activision cancelling a planned 2011 sequel, and shuttering the Guitar Hero franchise. In a July 2011 interview with Forbes.
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These processes favor the evolution of the condensation trails to Cirrocumulus homogenitus (Cca). Depending on the atmospheric conditions at the upper part of the troposphere, where the plane is flying, these high clouds rapidly disappear or persist. When the air is dry and stable, the water rapidly evaporates inside the contrails and can only observed up to several hundreds of meters from the plane. On the other hand, if humidity is high enough it exists an ice oversaturation and the homogenitus get wide and it can exist for hours.
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Normcore wearers are people who do not wish to distinguish themselves from others by their clothing. This is not to mean that they are unfashionable people who wear whatever comes to hand, but that they consciously choose clothes that are functional and undistinguished. The "normcore" trend has been interpreted as a reaction to fashion oversaturation resulting from ever faster-changing fashion trends. Normcore clothes include everyday items of casual wear such as t-shirts, hoodies, polos, short-sleeved shirts, jeans and chino pants, but not items such as neckties or blouses.
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This work was done with his long-term collaborator, John Albery. His profile showed that TIM was a "perfect" enzyme in that catalysis is limited only by the rate of diffusion. Later, Knowles applied similar methods to proline racemase, developing an elegant method to discern whether a reaction proceeds via a stepwise or concerted manner and discovering the consequences of "oversaturation", a situation in which the interconversion of unliganded forms of the enzyme limit catalysis. At Harvard, Knowles also did important work on β-lactamases and their mechanism-based inhibitors.
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Barder and Sato of Siliconera also mentioned oversaturation, with it being Sato's main focus. Unlike in its native Japan where it experienced a short period of great popularity, Yo-kai Watch had an overall underwhelming performance in the United States. Although it got off to a promising start in that region, with the original game selling at least 400,000 units there as of 2016, the sequel, Yo-kai Watch 2, sold less than 200,000 copies in comparison. Meanwhile, Disney XD's English broadcast of the anime series has estimated only 100,000-300,000 viewers per episode.
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Carpenter described it as the complete opposite of his film. The Thing opened on the same day as the science fiction film Blade Runner, which debuted as the number two film that weekend with a take of $6.1million and went on to earn $33.8million. It was also regarded as a critical and commercial failure at the time. Others blamed an oversaturation of science fiction and fantasy films released that year, including Conan the Barbarian ($130million), Poltergeist ($121.7million), Mad Max 2 ($34.5million), Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan ($97million), and Tron ($33million).
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Lecture 5 picks up at the early twentieth century with an oncoming crisis in Western Music. As these lectures have traced the gradual increase and oversaturation of ambiguity, Bernstein now designates a point in history that took ambiguity too far. Twelve-tone music emerges as one potential solution to the crisis, but Bernstein considers this idiom so ambiguous that it destroys the all-important balance between clarity and ambiguity. He takes issue with the increasing preference among composers for twelve-tone music, because even though at its core it rejects tonality, twelve-tone is nonetheless unquestionably tied to the tonal system.
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While in college, Hicks was part of a band called Passing Through, which he later quit to start his own band. In 1997, he independently recorded In Your Time, an album which included both studio and live tracks. In 2000, he moved to pursue a music career in Nashville, Tennessee, where he worked with Nashville veterans Billy Earl McClelland and Percy SledgeTaylor Hicks Bio to record a three-track demo but was unable to find a label that would sign him. He left Nashville after a year due to what he called the "oversaturation of the market".
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In Das Buch vom Kitsch (The Book of Kitsch), Hans Reimann defines it as a professional expression "born in a painter's studio". The study of kitsch was done almost exclusively in German until the 1970s, with Walter Benjamin being an important scholar in the field. Kitsch is regarded as a modern phenomenon, coinciding with social changes in recent centuries such as the Industrial Revolution, urbanization, mass production, modern materials and media such as plastics, radio and television, the rise of the middle class and public educationall of which have factored into a perception of oversaturation of art produced for the popular taste.
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He was soon granted similar guest faculty positions at both Yale University and the University of California, Berkeley. Bernstein says that 1966 was "a low point in the musical course of our century – certainly the lowest I have ever experienced" (The Unanswered Question p. 419). Although in 1973 his confidence about the future of classical music had increased, the rise of non-tonal music as a solution to oversaturation of chromaticism was still recent history. These lectures serve as important landmarks in Bernstein's career, the twentieth century dispute about tonality, and pedagogy for the masses, but relatively little information has been written about them.
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Trusted Reviews awarded the Lumia 925 a score of 8/10, with reviewer Andrew Williams praising the phone's build quality and camera performance. The display was found to be "near-pin sharp" despite the PenTile layout, and the review also highlighted Nokia's solutions to typical AMOLED problems like ghosting and oversaturation. While the limited app ecosystem of Windows Phone was criticised as a major drawback, the review concluded by saying that the Lumia 925 "runs like a dream". James Rogerson of TechRadar praised the camera and the premium design, but regretted that Nokia had used polycarbonate for the back instead of choosing a full- metal design.
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A spokesperson from Niantic remarked that the company's staff were "horrified" with the outcome of the event. Immediately after the event, Niantic refunded the tickets of the attendees, in addition to giving their accounts US$100 worth of in-game currency and the legendary Pokémon Lugia, meant to have been released during the event. Niantic released a blog post by Hanke the following day, blaming both technical issues with the game – which was resolved according to the post – and network oversaturation due to insufficient availability of mobile cell sites. Also according to the blog post, 7.7 million Pokémon were captured by players in Downtown Chicago during the ensuing weekend.
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The Zoo TV Tour (also written as ZooTV, ZOO TV or ZOOTV) was a worldwide concert tour by rock band U2. Staged in support of their 1991 album Achtung Baby, the tour visited arenas and stadiums from 1992 to 1993. It was intended to mirror the group's new musical direction on Achtung Baby. In contrast to U2's austere stage setups from previous tours, the Zoo TV Tour was an elaborately staged multimedia spectacle, satirising television and media oversaturation by attempting to instill "sensory overload" in its audience. To escape their reputation for being earnest and overly serious, U2 embraced a more lighthearted and self-deprecating image on tour.
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Some critics have stated that the oversaturation of Church sex abuse stories has led to the perception that the Catholic Church is more rife with pedophilia than in reality. A Wall Street Journal-NBC News poll found that 64 percent of those queried thought Catholic priests "frequently" abused children; however, there is no data that indicates that priests commit abuse more often than the general population of males. Anglican writer Philip Jenkins supported many of these arguments stating that media coverage of the abuse story had become "..a gross efflorescence of anti-catholic rhetoric."Jenkins, Philip, The New Anti- Catholicism – the Last Acceptable Prejudice, Oxford University Press, 2004, pp.
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His work was characterized by "oversaturation" of descriptions, which made the mythologies he invented extremely detailed and that made a real impression. He was interested in the culture of the Lemkos and the Slav-Christian culture, to which he often referred to in his works. From the poetry of Jerzy Harasymowicz comes the term "land of gentleness", to which musician Wojciech Belon referred in his songs, and which later was identified with the sung poetry. Harasymowicz was a fertile writer, dying, he left over 40 volumes of poems, numerous poems and 2 fairy tales for children sold in total in the number of over 700,000. copies.
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The film was shot in Portugal over a period of three weeks. Ruiz incorporates a number of cinematic techniques to craft the look of the film. Some of the most prominent are the experimental use of filters, a split-focus diopter, under- and oversaturation of the film stock, the superimposition of shots, extended camera movements and awkward and unnatural camera angles that "are only possible cinematically... but that nevertheless generate their own consistent reality." The film is also notable as the debut of the 10-year-old Poupaud as a perverse, murderous boy inspired by Peter Pan, Jean Vigo's Zéro de conduite (1933), Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's The Little Prince (1943) and Jean Genet's essay "The Criminal Child" (1949).
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There were also reports of increased crime associated with arcades due to lack of adult supervision. Many cities and towns implemented bans on arcades or limiting businesses to only a few machines by the mid-1980s. Further impacting the arcades, the rising popularity of home consoles threatened the arcades, since players did not have to repeatedly spend money to play at arcades when they could play at home. But with the 1983 video game crash which drastically affected the home console market, the arcade market also felt its impact as it was already waning from oversaturation, loss of players, and the moral concerns over video games, all stressed by the early 1980s recession.
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The festival was well regarded among attendees and critics; Pollstar named it festival of the year, and Robert Hilburn of the Los Angeles Times said that it "laid the foundation for what someday may be a legacy of its own". However, Goldenvoice lost $850,000 on the undertaking, forcing the promoter, in Tollett's words, to "struggle for almost two years to survive as a company". Prominent acts, including the headliners, agreed to receive deferred compensation. Goldenvoice reserved tentative dates for October 2000 to reprise the festival, but ultimately canceled for that year; Tollett blamed it on the oversaturation of music festivals in Southern California. Instead, Goldenvoice partnered with promoter Pasquale Rotella to stage the electronic dance music festival Nocturnal Wonderland at the Empire Polo Club in September 2000.
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According to Dennis Gansel, German students have grown tired of the topic concerning the Third Reich. Gansel himself had felt an oversaturation during his schooldays and had developed an emotional connection to this chapter of German history only after watching the film Schindler's List. One difference between the experiment conducted at the time in the United States and today's Germany he saw in the fact that the American students had asked themselves quite horrified how there could even exist something like the concentration camps. His film, however, was made on the premise that people felt immune to the possibility of a repetition of history as a result of the intensive study of National Socialism and its mechanisms. “Therein lies the great danger.
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In October 2015, Forbes declared the possibility of an EDM "bubble", in the wake of the declines at SFX Entertainment, slowing growth in revenue, the increasing costs of organizing festivals and booking talent, as well as an oversaturation of festivals in the eastern and western United States. Insomniac CEO Pasquale Rotella felt that the industry would weather the financial uncertainty of the overall market by focusing on "innovation" and entering into new markets. Despite forecasts that interest in popular EDM would wane, in 2015 it was estimated to be a £5.5bn industry in the US, up by 60% compared to 2012 estimates. SFX emerged from bankruptcy in December 2016 as LiveStyle, under the leadership of Randy Phillips, a former executive of AEG Live.
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Nu metal's popularity continued during the early 2000s, with bands such as Papa Roach, Staind, and P.O.D. all selling multi-platinum albums, and came to a peak with Linkin Park's diamond- selling album Hybrid Theory. However, by the the oversaturation of bands combined with the under-performance of a number of releases led to nu metal's decline, leading to the rise of metalcore and many nu metal bands disbanding or abandoning their established sound in favor of other genres. During the 2010s, there was a nu metal revival; many bands that combine nu metal with other genres (for example, metalcore and deathcore) emerged and some nu metal bands from the 1990s and early 2000s returned to the nu metal sound. Bands like Staind, Linkin Park and Papa Roach went back to making nu metal songs after abandoning the genre.
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In the space of two years, RZA's Bobby Digital In Stereo, Method Man's Tical 2000: Judgement Day and Blackout! (with Redman), GZA's Beneath the Surface, Ol' Dirty Bastard's Nigga Please, U-God's Golden Arms Redemption, Raekwon's Immobilarity, Ghostface Killah's Supreme Clientele and Inspectah Deck's Uncontrolled Substance were all released (seven of them being released in the space of seven months between June 1999 and January 2000). RZA also composed the score for the film Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai, directed by Jim Jarmusch, while he and other Wu-Tang members contributed music to a companion "music inspired by the film" album. The avalanche of Wu-Tang product between 1997 and 2000 was considered by some critics to have resulted in an oversaturation that was responsible for Wu- Tang's decline in popularity, or at least in critical regard during that time period.
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Rhythm games like Rock Band and Guitar Hero had been widely popular during 2005 to 2008, but due to oversaturation of the market and the onset of the 2009 recession, the rhythm genre suffered major setbacks, and the genre's popularity had quickly waned. Harmonix had released Rock Band 3 in 2010, and while well received by critics and fans, had only an estimated one million retail sales, lagging behind its dancing game, Dance Central, released during the same period. Harmonix would continue to support Rock Band 3 through 2013 with additional content patches and over 280 consecutive weeks of new songs provided as downloadable content (DLC), as well as producing Rock Band Blitz, an arcade-like rhythm game that did not require instrument controllers, but used existing music libraries. In April 2013, Harmonix released its last regular DLC, stating that they were focusing on other projects.
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1980 marked LaKind's return to the lineup as a full-time member and the Doobies' ninth studio album, One Step Closer. The LP featured the hit title track and the Top 10 hit "Real Love" (not to be confused with the John Lennon composition) but did not dominate the charts and the radio as Minute by Minute had, largely due to an oversaturation of the "McDonald sound" by many other artists (such as Robbie Dupree's hit "Steal Away", which copied the "McDonald sound" nearly note for note) on the radio at the time—not to mention McDonald's numerous guest vocal appearances on hits by other artists, such as Kenny Loggins, Christopher Cross, Lauren Wood and Nicolette Larson. The album itself was also noticeably weaker musically than the previous three with the band sounding tired and seemingly devolving to little more than McDonald's "backup band" (according to contemporary sources).
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In 1958, Öhlinger enrolled at the University of Innsbruck to study art history and philosophy. He grew bored with art history quickly, a fact he would later blame on oversaturation stemming from his intense engagement with the subject in his teenage years. He began work on a doctoral dissertation in philosophy but eventually abandoned it out of disillusionment with the job prospects in the field. Thus giving up on philosophy too, Öhlinger switched to studying law in late 1962. He breezed through law school in a mere three years, receiving his doctorate of law in early 1966. Shortly before formally graduating, in late 1965, Öhlinger had secured employment as an assistant professor with the University of Innsbruck. From 1967 to 1972, he also worked for the Constitutional Service in the Chancellery, an office that assists ministries in drafting legislation and in evaluating the constitutionality of draft statutes written elsewhere. In 1973, Öhlinger submitted his habilitation thesis to the University of Innsbruck.
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The industry entered a "Golden Age" in 1978 with the release of Taito's Space Invaders, which introduced a number of novel gameplay features including tracking the highest score, leading to its popularity. From 1978 to 1982 several other major arcade games from Namco, Atari, Williams Electronics, Stern Electronics, and Nintendo were all considered blockbuster titles, particularly with Namco's Pac-Man in 1980 as the game became a popular culture fixture. Across North America and Japan, dedicated video game arcades appeared and arcade game cabinets appeared in many smaller storefronts. By 1981, the arcade video game industry was worth The novelty of the arcade game waned sharped after 1982 from several factors, including an oversaturation of the market with the number of arcade titles and arcades themselves, a moral panic created over video games due to similar fears that had been raised over pinball machines in the decades prior, and the 1983 video game crash in the home console market that impacted arcades.
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The call for entry to higher education was answered first by Stockholm's 1859 ('). Subsidised by influential men, the course provided free lectures and private recitations for elective classes covering religion, natural science, mathematics, history, grammar, literature, French, personal hygiene, and drawing. When this proved hugely popular, it was expanded into a full normal school. On 23 December 1909, the philanthropist and social activist Maria Ribbing, one of the students of the Course of Education for Women, commented to the feminist magazine Dagny about her experience half a century previously: :"The Youth of today, who has perhaps sometimes satidsfied their thirst of knowledge to the point of oversaturation, can not begin to understand the hunger for real knowledge that lived in so many women of that time."Heckscher, Ebba, Några drag ur den svenska flickskolans historia: under fleres medverkan samlade, Norstedt & söner, Stockholm, 1914 The Royal Seminary for the Training of Female Teachers (') was inaugurated on 1 October 1861 and also free.
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Kotick believed that part of the downfall of Guitar Hero was due to Activision's introduction of DJ Hero, which they gave too much focus and left the core Guitar Hero games without the "nourishment and care" needed to continue to innovate in the series. Activision Publishing chief executive Mike Griffith, in response to questions about Activision's approach to the Guitar Hero market, noted that Guitar Hero continues to outsell the Rock Band series in both number of sales and revenue, with consumers continuing to buy the separate games on the market, and considered the market acceptance of the multiple games as validation for their model. Regardless, after releasing 25 different SKUs (between games and bundle packages) in 2009, Activision opted to reduce that number to 10 in 2010, recognizing the music game genre was not as profitable as it once was. Activision later opted to put future development of the series on hold in early 2011 citing weak sales in the rhythm game genre, a move that many journalists attributed to Activision's earlier oversaturation.
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