These were big, splashy stories that now get big, splashy reappraisals.
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Like the mogul herself, Vanderpump's home has a splashy name.
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"Not the big, splashy stuff," Michelle said, according to Glamour.
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Instead of appearing on splashy magazine covers, controversy is everywhere.
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But unlike years prior, its big splashes weren't as splashy.
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But where Neiman's sports illustrations were bright, splashy and chaotic.
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There may even be another splashy summit in our future.
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Huarong helped China's biggest companies make big splashy acquisitions overseas.
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Its splashy announcement last week doesn't guarantee such a policy.
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The Dow and Nasdaq are both approaching splashy numerical milestones.
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Expo 203 is a splashy attempt to change that image.
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It may not be splashy, but it gets you somewhere.
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GM (GM) is also investing in a splashy ad campaign.
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The project, with its splashy introduction video, was received well.
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Burger King frequently uses its most recognizable burger in splashy promotions.
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And the political scandal of a splashy apartment building in Bulgaria.
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Then there's "Sandkings," The Outer Limits' splashy 1995 movie-length debut.
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Mr. Hamby, a former CNN reporter, was the first splashy hire.
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Just nine months after its splashy launch, ESPN killed Mobile ESPN.
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Curry lights up Grizzlies for 38 in splashy return OAKLAND, Calif.
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Many combine the fair's least splashy material with the brightest thinking.
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Those kinds of splashy data points can create buzz and attention.
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The usual intention is to dismiss a work as splashy kitsch.
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A splashy coronation could also lift anxious spirits for a time.
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They are, after all, deliberately and literally splashy: boobs and milk.
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He submitted a first draft that reined in his splashy style.
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Nor have there been many splashy corporate bids for Japan Inc.
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But Coke is planning a splashy US rollout for the drink.
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Snap is adding two new executives, including a splashy hire from Amazon.
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But at the end of the day, it is a splashy headline.
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Splashy ads depicting his opponents as screaming babies effectively undercut them all.
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It has made some splashy reveals with stories in Wired and Forbes.
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But often, the same applications could be built with less-splashy technology.
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Bette Midler may be the big draw of the splashy Hello, Dolly!
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In 2015 he took 6,000 staff to France on a splashy holiday.
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Instead, Netflix's splashy foray into the prestige-movie arena felt perpetually buffering.
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Apple released new iPads this week at a splashy event in Chicago.
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That time, a splashy trade acquisition, starter Yu Darvish, let them down.
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In some cases, all of this will result in a splashy supernova.
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It may not be as splashy as Bumble's new 10-second video feature.
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Though it won't be in competition, it will still have a splashy premiere.
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Every new administration makes splashy executive actions aimed at appealing to the base.
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We saw that as an amazing opportunity to do something big and splashy.
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Splashy introductions have been made by Samsung, LG, Lenovo and other usual suspects.
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News Digest's send off was much less splashy than it's acquisition to boot.
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We can't just focus on the big, splashy races at the federal level.
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There's an argument that yesterday's splashy move really just affirmed the status quo.
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Byton, a startup that had a splashy debut at CES earlier this year.
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Madonna forged her career from splashy scandals, and this certainly counts as one.
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It's early days for Watson Health, but IBM has made some splashy announcements.
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The other big splashy canonical games that I mentioned above created whole genres.
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Every year, big tech companies use their developer conferences to launch splashy stuff.
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In Britain, nearly every major cultural institution has planned a splashy Shakespeare event.
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And the pair reportedly recently moved in together in a splashy N.Y.C. apartment.
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So, are Trump Hotels as splashy as the man for whom they're named?
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"Raising a small amount of capital, there's no big splashy headline," Benson said.
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Last year, the company made a splashy public announcement at Cape Canaveral, Fla.
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Read more: Verizon Media revealed splashy plans for Yahoo Finance and Yahoo Sports.
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Bobbing for apples used to be more than just a splashy party game.
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Brown wasn't planning to make a splashy public return to his musical roots.
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It&aposs not a hipster haven or a splashy show of contemporary design.
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Could the Browns, after a disastrous season, be looking for a splashy signing?
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Google's big event: It's Google's turn for a splashy gadget event on Tuesday.
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Cucina, the splashy new foray into Italian dining by the superchef Alain Ducasse.
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She was in splashy national advertisements for Prell shampoo and Helena Rubinstein lipstick.
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New York (CNN Business)Tesla CEO Elon Musk made some splashy announcements Thursday.
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All this paperwork is fairly standard for a splashy, highly anticipated new release.
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The London-based family is close-knit, all with splashy social-media presences.
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But a splashy Gucci Beauty installation blithely continued in Los Angeles last weekend.
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The ongoing gallery of anti-Trump art just got a splashy new addition.
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It was a splashy season brimming over with drama — and, more importantly, incredible talent.
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When a titan like Prince dies, the grieving process is public, splashy, and raw.
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Tuesday's outing comes after they recently moved in together in a splashy N.Y.C. apartment.
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It was a big splashy event with around 200 people from the tech ecosystem.
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It's splashy halloween fun, and recommended for fans of pulp flicks (and pulp revival).
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Other than its inclusion of Wi-Fi 6, there isn't anything particularly splashy here.
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But too few scientists, he said, recognize the inherent uncertainty of their splashy results.
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It certainly lacks the splashy, gold-plated fixtures found in Trump's own private jet.
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In recent years, the in-person instructions have been replaced with splashy, choreographed videos.
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" Unfortunately, we aren't likely to get one big, splashy moment when Chat "just works.
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And the pair reportedly recently moved in together in a splashy N.Y.C. apartment. forreal.
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The area is filled with splashy billboards often promoting upcoming TV shows and movies.
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However splashy these projects may be, they remain largely inaccessible to Sunderland's working class.
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Mr. Malouin's other furniture designs include revolving chairs, high-fashion stools and splashy chandeliers.
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The headlines were splashy, the science was sketchy, and the rumor-mongering was deranged.
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President Donald Trump released a splashy new plan for American artificial intelligence last week.
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Today, street art is characterized by big, splashy murals, ubiquitous postering, stencils, and stickers.
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Fast food brands often try to set themselves apart with splashy promotions or stunts.
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And even by Merrick's splashy standards, he said, the cast swap was big news.
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They have followed one award winner with another, one splashy statement with a splashier one.
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He's also filling social media with splashy posts and intriguing videos to build his brand.
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The DC adventure dominated in North America with a splashy $72 million debut, including previews.
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After a big splashy launch in October 2015, the service never really found its audience.
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Lyft, Zoom, PagerDuty and Pinterest all priced above their marketed ranges in splashy public offerings.
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And finally, the latest film the the Star Wars franchise gets a splashy international debut.
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But, crucially, those moves can be done without any splashy new policies or bill introductions.
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The splashy crib's powered by geothermal hot springs, and it's within walking distance to downtown.
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And with chorus lines of splashy heels, it's a dreamscape for aspiring young drag queens.
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It's the second year that the Opera has put on a splashy season-opening event.
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The biggest book of the summer isn't a blockbuster thriller or a splashy celebrity memoir.
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As readers may recall, Laplanche had taken LendingClub public in a splashy debut in 2014.
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Morris worked as a journalist specializing in splashy, intrepid assignments for the Times of London.
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She'll continue interviews over the coming months until there's enough material for a splashy launch.
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Politicians, meanwhile, like big, splashy projects that will win headlines and capture the public's attention.
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It was a splashy occasion -- a local TV crew showed up to document their meeting.
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He's part of a wave of splashy, senior hires amid the firm's investment-banking turnaround.
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Lyft, last valued at $5.5 billion, is bolstering its engineering team with a splashy hire.
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Their story will never make it into a splashy headline bringing down an industry titan.
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Obama's memoir is just the latest in a series of splashy political book releases this year.
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Ever wondered what it's like to make a grand entrance at a big, splashy Hollywood premiere?
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"It's time for them to make a big, splashy acquisition ... in the software space," he said.
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Jay and Niecy had a big splashy wedding in front of 200 friends and family members.
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Sure, you've seen ads for startups with splashy marketing and snarky taglines, but, frankly, you're lazy.
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That means that, while you should see some bright and lovely trails, splashy fireballs are unlikely.
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The company made the announcement with a splashy burger-filled video posted to Twitter on Monday.
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It's splashy and bold, an intensely vibrant story worth catching at this year's Tribeca Film Festival.
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It's going to be big, it's going to be splashy and the company actually makes money.
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Instead, by making a splashy and poorly-timed PR announcement, it drove more people his way.
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Graphcore still, like Cerebras Systems, doesn't have a splashy product on the market yet like Nvidia.
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But the United States may illustrate the difficulty of moving from splashy revelations to serious change.
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The Raiders had a splashy offseason, which included trading two draft picks to pick up Brown.
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After a splashy poll is released, Twitter is often overflowing with well-intentioned but misguided analysis.
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Every Kickstarter project has a slow period, after the splashy launch and before the tense finish.
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While investors were busy watching the rally in splashy FANG names, smaller internet players have surged.
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But when election season ends, their splashy wall-to-wall political coverage probably will as well.
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In 2017, the company made a splashy tech hire, tapping Shiva Rajaraman as chief technology officer.
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In such a scenario, there would be no splashy headlines declaring the end of Roe v.
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Taking a second run at the splashy theme-show extravaganza, the Met Breuer has greater success.
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Both Japan and Britain in recent weeks have hosted splashy visits clearly meant to flatter him.
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In September, he masterminded the company's splashy search for a place to locate a second headquarters.
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This summer's own splashy female reboot, "Ocean's 83," channels such histrionics with a deliciously literal twist.
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They all feel pretty smooth, but maybe could have used another splashy modern entry or two.
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She also learned that not every story she thought was splashy would actually make a splash.
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MOSCOW — Russia's Foreign Ministry got into the fake news business in a splashy way on Wednesday.
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Digital transformation for some companies means splashy new technology like in-store robots or automated warehouses.
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Mr. Klein gave it a splashy official opening at a Times Square theater later that year.
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Just this year, Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus opened enormous splashy emporiums, while historic stores have vanished.
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Ceramic WatchesThe Apple Watch got a significant update in 2018 with a splashy new ECG feature.
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The beats are lighter and more ornate, decorated with splashy keyboard filigrees and showers of glitter.
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Splashy ads from Louis Vuitton, Cadillac and Gucci seemed like good omens for a prosperous future.
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And within Fortnite, events starring characters like the Marvel villain Thanos have made for splashy crossovers.
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Pinning two women against each other, categorizing people into neat little sound bites and splashy headlines.
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Elizabeth Warren, who keeps rolling out splashy legislation while developing a sudden interest in foreign policy.
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That splashy revelation led Swift's people to release this totally normal and not at all weird statement.
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A splashy, dramatic, and wholesale reversal of Roe is not really in keeping with Roberts's modus operandi.
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The new cuts come after the startup made two splashy but quizzical funding announcements earlier this year.
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THE BIG hair, shoulder pads, splashy videos and tinny recordings were hard to escape at the time.
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Amazon, known for its splashy drone delivery tests, said in June it is building fully electric drones.
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Apple Music was officially released last June, after a splashy introduction at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC).
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Within hours of its splashy Libra announcement last month, Facebook's cryptocurrency plans had become a political cudgel.
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While splashy, it still is just a plan and will require a vote by the state Legislature.
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But they mostly opt for hikes, low-key dates and nights in with friends over splashy outings.
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It's a splashy prestige picture directed by last year's winner, Alejandro González Iñárritu, and starring Leonardo DiCaprio.
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However, the splashy announcement could put pressure on a pilot program that is stretched thin by design.
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People are moving into the splashy new spaceship-like headquarters just miles away as we're ushered in.
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But dozens of less splashy online misinformation campaigns are happening every day, and they deserve attention, too.
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One splashy acquisition was "Wheel," an outdoor sculpture by the Cheyenne-Arapaho artist Edgar Heap of Birds.
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It bought splashy advertisements to position HNA as an emerging global brand and a good corporate citizen.
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We're guessing it's part of a bigger plan for him to cash in with a splashy interview.
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Kansas made a similarly splashy football hire in 2012 with Charlie Weis, a former Notre Dame coach.
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So it seems perverse that fashion's love affair with splashy status badges shows no signs of cooling.
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Sure: Stowe, Telluride and Snowmass are splashy names that everyone in the skiing community has heard of.
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The splashy tax idea coming out of the Democratic nomination race has been an annual wealth tax.
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The airline's splashy debut touts in-flight streaming and flight attendant uniforms made from recycled plastic bottles.
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Other than high-profile investments in Didi and Beats, it's rare for Apple to make splashy deals.
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But building the next killer app for our democracy requires more than just prototyping a splashy tool.
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It comes in a range of colors both splashy and muted — and the price tag's under $300.
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Floating buoyantly over a jittery combination of live instruments and programmed sounds, it's colorful, splashy party music.
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While splashy, it still is just a plan and will require a vote by the state Legislature.
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Now, it's time for the company to make "a big, splashy acquisition" to prove it's serious, Cramer says.
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Worker salaries would cost more, so he would have to save money by doing away with splashy marketing.
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He is well-known around Silicon Valley for his splashy wardrobe, which includes a selection of festive pants.
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Either way, if its performance holds up, we can probably expect more splashy debuts in very short order.
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It's progress, but perhaps not quite the progress the Academy was suggesting with its splashy announcement and graphs.
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At E25 212, Microsoft's splashy, neon-soaked press conference will have a meaningful impact on the console industry.
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In some films this works well, since the succession of shocks and splashy gore is the whole point.
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It was a big, splashy debut, with huge box office numbers and a backlash to go with it.
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Part of that effort includes splashy marketing campaigns, which is what Chesky's original video ambitions seem designed for.
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That was also kind of unbecoming, in that it was done in such a large, like, splashy way.
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After splashy product reveals from Apple and Amazon earlier this fall, it's time for Google devices to shine.
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Now it's ready to raise its profile even more by joining China's splashy new market for tech stocks.
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Despite a splashy announcement to add 100,000 U.S. jobs, "nothing's really changed" at Amazon, an analyst told CNBC.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - The U.S. bank may be tempted to recruit from splashy peers like Goldman Sachs.
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Pretty splashy public debut for the couple ... who've been rumored to be together for about a month now.
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That has sabotaged WeChat's own efforts to expand abroad (despite splashy ad campaigns featuring Lionel Messi, a footballer).
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Channeling Ms. Crystal's loose-limbed, splashy stage presence, Ms. Quisenberry surveyed the crowd that had packed the club.
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However, much like other sleek boutique types, the hotel aims for understated elegance over a splashy first impression.
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Several splashy private companies have recently gone public and have quickly fallen out of favor on Wall Street.
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They opted for splashy and exotic land deals — villas in Hawaii, a luxury resort in Napa County, Calif.
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Splashy paper titles frequently get covered without skepticism, and press releases might get shared without presenting study limitations.
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Regardless, splashy eyebrows will go nicely with rainbow lashes, hair, highlighter, and pretty much everything else ROYGBIV-shaded.
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But building on what they've already accomplished to achieve something more doesn't require a splashy signing right now.
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Almost since her splashy January announcement that she was entering the race, Ms. Harris has been treading water.
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If that's the case, maybe the Instagram Egg won't sell out with a single splashy ad after all.
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For starters, the splashy debut was not as carefully orchestrated as it may have seemed at the time.
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Private-equity execs are calling lawyers to ask about activist strategies after KKR's splashy stake in Dave & Buster's
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Splashy newcomers like Fenty, Bode, Simone Rocha, Brother Vellies, Stella McCartney, and Cushnie are run by women, too.
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Given the current nationalistic mood in China, such a splashy reception for a foreign artist may seem odd.
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And tech conferences, the splashy pageants of product launches, keynote talks, and hype, are following a similar trajectory.
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So, this thing launches, there's a big splashy article in Fast Company that really does them no favors.
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New York (CNN Business)JPMorgan Chase's splashy new digital coin could change how banks approach blockchain and cryptocurrency.
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Washington, DC (CNN)Lyft just made a splashy hire as it focuses on working more closely with governments.
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"Logan Lucky" is not his splashy re-emergence from any retirement, nor any statement on present-day America.
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The former employee said there is a sense of "dread" about each new splashy media event around Theranos.
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Splashy restaurants like Babbo and Del Posto made celebrities of Mr. Batali and his primary partner, Mr. Bastianich.
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It's subtle, but if flying can get even a tad more comfortable, there's no need for a splashy remodel.
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But brands not historically known as millennial favorites also come to Imgur to try to make a splashy impression.
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Cosima von Bonin's exhibition at SculptureCenter features many splashy, maritime-themed works, but their cumulative effect lacks much depth.
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And though it might sound like a splashy result, Young remains cautious, because that's what science is all about.
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LG G8 ThinQ renders are popping up in multiple places on the internet, complete with a splashy indigo wallpaper.
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It was not a splashy move, but the Mets made a ripple in the free-agent waters on Wednesday.
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In 2010, he married Rivera in a splashy celebration when he was a governor eyeing a bid for presidency.
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Mark Zuckerberg's splashy new smart home technology, Jarvis, has garnered attention for playful features like a T-shirt cannon.
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His T'Challa is regal and thoughtful, but he doesn't get many splashy moments outside of his Black Panther suit.
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While not a splashy subject, we also need greater commitment and investment in acquiring and sharing data about water.
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Of the three lead actors, Flynn, who plays the show's main lead Dylan, probably has the least splashy role.
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It was virginal, restrained, un-sexy sex in a show known for nothing if not splashy sex (sometimes literally).
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But as the markets have stabilized, start-ups and their backers have again resumed discussions about splashy market debuts.
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Broadway's flashy, splashy conjuring ensemble returns for a third season, this one focused on the golden age of magic.
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The five-day event is a predictably splashy affair, showcasing talent from the 22 countries in the Arab League.
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It comprises a new film, work from her splashy Whitney Biennial debut and other recent work. Oct. 10-Feb.
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And the production values — especially Tim Deiling's arena-rock lighting — befit a splashy North American premiere with Broadway backing.
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With all the sparkle, it was easy to imagine the models all partying together at a splashy holiday bash.
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They mostly resisted splurging on splashy and pricey free agents, instead focusing on developing and acquiring inexpensive young talent.
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The splashy project landed him on talk shows and magazine covers as the photogenic shorthand for Reagan-age materialism.
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It&aposs not as splashy as some hipper counterparts, but this luxury property delivers on a classic hotel experience.
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Wanderlust It's only a 90-minute flight from splashy Sydney, but the Australian state of Tasmania feels much farther.
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Maui's tattoos come to life, making his body an inky comic strip within the film's splashy, colorful cartoon world.
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As for the splashy Times Square location, Krispy Kreme hopes it creates excitement for the 80-year-old brand.
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The purpose of this one, however, is as much about setting expectations as it is providing a splashy debut.
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However, Son appears to be insisting on a splashy mega deal with Charter, the unidentified sources told the Journal.
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Friend to cutouts, splashy prints, allover sequins, tuxedos and plunging necklines, Ms. Harris seems determined to avoid being typecast.
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By the time 221 rolled around, Mars had been posing for splashy Mariner photo shoots for nearly a decade.
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This is very similar to the much less splashy trend of "having roommates," though there are some key differences.
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The first season of HBO's splashy sci-fi series was somewhat messy, but it frequently served up brilliant moments.
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Despite the lack of splashy announcements at E3, there were plenty of smaller companies eager to show off their wares.
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The splashy investments and bumper returns have fueled reports that SoftBank is considering an IPO for its big tech fund.
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Photo: GettyFacebook made a splashy entrance into VR when it purchased fledgling startup Oculus back in 2014 for $2.3 billion.
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In characteristically splashy fashion, the company also announced that cities across North America will get to bid on the project.
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Indeed, when Binary Capital was ready for its close-up, the duo received splashy coverage in The New York Times.
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The ISIS cases generate splashy headlines that are aimed at reassuring populations worried about terrorism threats, and ease political pressure.
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It's one thing for the feds to make splashy arrests, but is the mob still a threat to public safety?
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We envisioned a song we would first hear as a big, splashy showstopper, but could later hear as a lullaby.
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The company's business continued to flail, its high-powered hires continued to flail, and its splashy acquisitions continued to flail.
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He'll arrange for her to land a splashy movie role, to appear on the cover of a major glossy magazine.
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Still, one way to read this is as a further sign that Beijing is fed up with splashy foreign dealmaking.
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Well, it was sort of a redesign, anyway: It boasted a splashy new look with a few minor performance improvements.
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Starting in late March, a set of splashy ads depicting Trump appeared in train cars and metro stations around Tokyo.
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WILLIAMS: OK. WATTERS: He&aposs trying to raise his profile, and he&aposs trying to make a splashy sound bite.
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Those signings have come with campaign-like rallies and splashy photo ops, even as the resulting recommendations remain months away.
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Spiegel was worth more than three times that amount just nine months ago, when the company made its splashy debut.
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It's easy to mock a lot of Microsoft's future vision, especially when the splashy marketing results look far too futuristic.
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You'll never know the cost of those splashy parties, like those weddings we'll all be attending in the coming weeks.
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The thing the company needs most isn't a splashy video laying out a grand vision for the future of journalism.
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While Mr. Ma's firm, MAD, continues to land splashy projects in China, he is also expanding in the United States.
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I assured her that the only conspiracy I knew of was smuggling a set of splashy summer stories to readers.
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Now, it's time for the company to make "a big, splashy acquisition" to prove it's serious, says CNBC's Jim Cramer.
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" This stands nearly in contrast to the paper's splashy title, "The Human Fetus Preferentially Engages with Face-like Visual Stimuli.
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Clinton handled everything from her splashy campaign rollout speech on Roosevelt Island in June 2015 to a single Twitter post.
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Analysts believe it will be the technology company's first splashy launch event that will not feature new gadgets or hardware.
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Competitors barrel down the chute to a splashy end, just feet away from the rentable hot tubs and beer tent.
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Irving, 27, was signed as a free agent last summer as the Nets made a splashy retooling of their lineup.
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His formal nomination for a third term came with splashy endorsements from party leaders like Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden.
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But, again, the Americans have made splashy public commitments while letting the North Koreans get by without doing the same.
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But UMG's Project Phoenix would not culminate in a splashy ceremony; no gleaming tape vault would rise from the ashes.
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Michael R. Bloomberg, the former New York City mayor , who recently made a splashy Iowa visit, was at 3 percent.
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James is about to make another splashy return to Cleveland, for the Lakers' game against the Cavaliers there on Wednesday.
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Still, whole stretches of the opera came across as splashy and grandiose, an impression reinforced by Mr. Zeffirelli's overblown production.
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They are glorified roadhouses for splashy Broadway shows, touring ballet and modern dance companies, traveling symphonies and native-language theater.
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Several splashy deals in Europe have also prompted discussion there about whether to raise the barriers for investment from China.
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In 2017, "Newness" brought matters back to the present, critiquing the Tinder-driven dating life with splashy but mixed results.
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The Staples Center is an eight-minute walk and next door to L.A. Live, a splashy entertainment and dining complex.
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Samsung's splashy video feature is the ability to shoot and edit 8K video, and the S20 Ultra can do both.
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Granted, Disney has advantages its rivals didn't, like name recognition and splashy content including Yoda and animated works from Pixar.
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It's irresponsible to pretend that America can add splashy new social programs without finding a way to pay for them.
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Israel's two ultra-Orthodox parties don't need to run splashy campaigns since they have loyal voter bases on which they rely.
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In other words: The atmosphere at the Golden Globes wasn't exactly primed for a feel-good night full of splashy accolades.
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The splashy purchase of the domain is part of a rebrand for Monaco that will see the parent company become Crypto.
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But so far, the tech industry's approach to healthcare has been to suggest splashy ideas that won't necessarily do much good.
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A splashy exit like this will probably catch the attention of investors and potential entrepreneurs with experience in the CPG space.
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This kind of splashy, grim vengeance is an exciting concept after the #MeToo movement dominated headlines since the fall of 2017.
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When Apple announced its credit card last month with a big, splashy announcement, Goldman Sachs was a major reason behind it.
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Ad buyers and TV network executives converged in New York City last week for a series of splashy, star-studded events.
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"Many investors think he may do something that's big and splashy but will not have that much economic impact," Lee said.
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The Beaverton, Oregon-based company also signed Rory McIlroy in a splashy announcement in Abu Dhabi to start the 2013 season.
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Between the lines: Concern surrounded the splashy affair quickly following its announcement, particularly the plans to debut tankers for the event.
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There's splashy, oversized profile photos, accompanied by a first name, age, location, and how many mutual Facebook friends you may have.
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Verizon also held a splashy Digital Content NewFront presentation in New York, announcing to advertisers the breath of its original content.
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Why they might not: The trailers make it look like another splashy, effects-driven attempt to capture the Harry Potter market.
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Sure, it doesn't get the big splashy event, but, as Amazon told me recently, consumers still love and buy the devices.
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Ablin said Lyft is not the first high-profile IPO to make a splashy debut and then immediately trade under water.
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But just because she and ex Andrew "Fergie" Ferguson didn't have a big splashy ceremony doesn't mean they didn't get hitched.
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With Amazon Elements' vitamins and supplements, each product gets a big, splashy marketing page that details the item's origins and contents.
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A surfing camera in San Francisco captured the moment a massive great white shark put on a splashy (and scary) show.
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Still, the various excuses made for The Enquirer's ethics undermine Landsman's efforts to portray the paper as splashy, all-American fun.
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We are all rightly in awe of the splashy, sexy and sometimes scary AI concepts we read about in the headlines.
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But landlords say that such splashy amenities can help generate buzz in a city adding new offices at a rapid clip.
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Toyota has generally avoided splashy acquisitions and global alliances, but it has been quietly strengthening its hold over other Japanese carmakers.
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After making some splashy news on the business front, legal docs reveal that the brand is expanding in an unexpected way.
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Two of your favorite stars vetoed a big splashy wedding in favor of a secret elopement witnessed only by their dog.
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By "spectacular," I mostly mean that Westworld hasn't lost its taste for splashy spectacle rather than it being particularly well done.
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She now offers the lessons she's learned as an activist with an emphasis on how to engage in splashy civil disobedience.
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The five-day event is a predictably splashy affair, showcasing talent from the 22 countries that make up the Arab League.
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Boyle looked to that splashy experiment as the subject of this novel, where eight so-called Terranauts squabble, fantasize and seethe.
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Mr. Hough brought impish charm to the gurgling figurations and splashy outbursts that suggest "Goldfish," the title of the third piece.
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The Houston hottie delivers fire line after line, all while beating down a group of bad guys in a splashy funhouse.
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Mr. Sajwani has made his name with splashy promotions, sometimes offering free cars, including Mini Coopers and Lamborghinis, to home buyers.
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Cue all the headlines and splashy photos with devil references by market watchers who rounded the closing figure up to 666.
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More recently, Wells Fargo launched a splashy marketing campaign that featured a promise by the bank to clean up its act.
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Microsoft has launched a big splashy ad campaign for its Teams product, a collaborative messaging tool that is similar to Slack.
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But during an hourlong interview, it quickly became clear that Mr. Tallent's splashy debut is far from an overnight success story.
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He just won re-election, and now he's making a splashy bet on Saturday's LSU-Georgia game for the SEC Championship.
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He made a splashy return to the small screen in 2016 as Robert Kardashian in American Crime Story: The People v.
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I can count one historic case of a woman committing fraud that failed to make any splashy headlines in its day.
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Post-Hurricane Maria recovery efforts in San Juan, Puerto Rico, have brought with them new hotels, splashy renovations, and more flights.
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The company doesn't plan on splashy marketing spend to win customers, a tactic employed by rivals such as German peer N26.
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Almost easy to miss, tucked next to a splashy flier that reads, "Campaign to Stop Killer Robots," is a stuffed panda.
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The penthouse is available for a reported $255 million, offering a well-heeled mogul the chance to make a splashy statement.
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But here's the thing: Unlike the Chinese government, the E.U. can't order private companies to make splashy purchases of U.S. goods.
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This is not the first time a fashion house has relied on a splashy designer to bring renewed cachet and profit.
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Every week, critic at large Todd VanDerWerff and culture writer Caroline Framke get together to talk about Lifetime's splashy scripted drama UnReal.
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These fights are big, splashy, and slick, with moves you'd whip out in a video game if you wanted to show off.
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His supporters, rallying around the hashtag #SagerStrong, are sporting splashy clothes today in Sager's honor and encouraging others to do the same.
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I think Apple needs to do something both splashy and compelling to turn those feelings around — and to answer those question marks.
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Most of the people on the boat enjoyed the unexpected show, but one kid definitely did not appreciate the whale's splashy prank.
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And yet, every few months, articles abound about how Apple should spend its money, always with a focus on big splashy deals.
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Hot off a lackluster earnings report last week, Samsung needs to make its next device even more splashy than the Galaxy S9.
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The company even produced a splashy concept video with people in self-driving cars, before they deleted the video earlier this year.
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If so, Lifetime has just the thing: a splashy, star-studded, two-night event miniseries based on Agatha Christie's best-loved mystery.
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But the device I was most excited to get my hands on after the splashy keynote wrapped up wasn't the Note 2999.
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A splashy visual representation of the genetic relationships between cannabis varieties, the Galaxy is also, in essence, a road map for breeders.
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In recent years, expectant parents have gone to extreme lengths to create splashy, Instagrammable moments to announce the sex of their child.
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It's a different world than when Glass made its splashy debut at I/O 2012, and the wearable world has moved on.
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It was followed by a splashy kickoff in the same glass atrium where, four years later, Trump would launch his presidential campaign.
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The Constitution, however, should not be subject to the whims of trendy causes celebre, or tinkered with after a splashy news event.
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In this sequel, there is a splashy video that shows all three special skills, but not how to control or execute them.
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And the pressure to publish pushes scientists to come up with splashy results, of the sort that get them into prestigious journals.
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When you select one, you're transported by what looks like Star Wars lightspeed into a splashy 360-degree video of a city.
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"He is always civil and considerate in his rhetoric; he does not like to be splashy or to provoke," Pozen told Broadly.
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General Motors has made another splashy deal in the hope of accelerating its path to producing and deploying fully self-driving cars.
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Every week, critic-at-large Todd VanDerWerff and culture writer Caroline Framke get together to talk about Lifetime's splashy scripted drama UnReal.
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Splashy restaurants like Babbo and Del Posto made celebrities of Mr. Batali and the Bastianich family of restaurateurs he often partnered with.
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Another splashy arrival is Madison Square Park Tower, a 777-foot, 83-unit spire on East 22nd Street from the Continuum Company.
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The day after the sting operation, Ms. Battilana hired Mr. Heller, a splashy lawyer who had represented Lindsay Lohan and other celebrities.
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Mr. Butler commanded the syncopated power and splashy filigree of boogie-woogie and gospel and the rolling polyrhythms of Afro-Caribbean music.
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A splashy new health care proposal, with its own winners and losers and trade-offs, could reverse that political momentum, he said.
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On the Runway LVMH's splashy ribbon cutting with the president spurs an angry Instagram post — by one of the company's own stars.
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It's become increasingly clear that having splashy titles available at launch is important for Disney when it comes to bringing in subscribers.
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The media have cultivated a community of junk news addicts, desperate for the quick high triggered by splashy stories reinforcing their views.
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Sanders, meanwhile, has reconsolidated some of his support on the left since his heart attack last fall with splashy endorsements from Rep.
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The shares of splashy listings this year such as Uber Technologies Inc, Peloton Interactive Inc and SmileDirectClub have struggled since their debut.
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D&D London The London-based group of splashy restaurants expects to open an 11,000-square-foot restaurant on the fourth floor.
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However, Sprint Chairman Masayoshi Son appears to be insisting on a splashy mega deal with Charter, the unidentified sources told the publication.
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The success of Hims, which was founded in San Francisco in 2017, is largely attributed to its splashy, millennial-focused ad campaigns.
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On Politics Media Watch Michael Bloomberg made a splashy entrance into the 27 race — and you'll see one of his ads soon.
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While none of this information might be as compelling as splashy headlines about nefarious cyber criminals, it leads back to two points.
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Between the lines: For now, the only way for these services to differentiate themselves is through splashy content deals and expensive marketing.
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Yet another way of looking at it: Netflix has made lots of splashy deals with content makers in the last few years.
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While the Model 3 earns the title of Car the Summer, it's splashy debut helped nudge the Model S past a tipping point.
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No matter how splashy and user-friendly their Kickstarter campaign copy is, they are almost never ready to work flawlessly for a beginner.
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And some media executives are still convinced that the host is one of the main draws of "splashy TV events" like the Oscars.
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Following a delay, GoPro finally revealed the Karma at a splashy global launch event, showing off its foldable design and detachable hand stabilizer.
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The one substantial weakness to the sound is a detectable shortage of bass that makes music sound like a puddle: splashy and shallow.
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Instead of splashy campaigns full of big promises, successful games today are more realistic and restrained, with a history to back them up.
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The show is just one of several pieces of splashy original programming that Netflix is touting for the end-of-summer movie season.
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While there were a number of splashy, Twitter-friendly moments throughout "Personal Jesus," the most necessary scene was also one of its quietest.
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Now not so much, after she has been unable to turn Yahoo around, despite a rigorous, splashy and pricey effort to do so.
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Selecting individual media organizations opens up a new splashy page for each one that organizes a source's stories into site-specific coverage areas.
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Of course the birthday girl herself went super glam to celebrate the milestone, making sure her boyfriend made an equally splashy fashion statement.
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Image: GettyAs it often does in the springtime, Apple is hosting a splashy event today, where everyone expects to see some new products.
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In short, Ike's founders have seen a thing or two, including missteps and exciting breakthroughs, splashy reveals and a heaping spoonful of hubris.
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Whether you love colorful, splashy designs or are more into minimal, dotted lines, there's nothing wrong with having a wandering eye for tattoos.
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Though not visually splashy, it reveals in fascinating detail Matisse's approach to book illustration, and, more broadly, affords insight into his creative mind.
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What Obama did not do was make a splashy announcement that Russia was trying to interfere, apparently, to swing the election to Trump.
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Google raised the curtain with a splashy announcement that they'd be setting up their fifth cloud region in the U.S. in Los Angeles.
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It would have been more splashy to just spend the money but I think this will be more legitimate in the long term.
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That's the splashy entrance to the LG booth at CES this year: 256 OLED displays warped to form a long senses-numbing passageway.
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It made a splashy announcement this morning that focused solely on the sleek new router you'll use to connect to Starry's Wi-Fi.
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Just one day after a splashy and star-studded Apple event where the company announced new services, one of them wasn't working properly.
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The gross way in which Quinn got Ruby eliminated is also the splashy, ratings-grab Everlasting twists we've come to expect from UnReal.
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MLB Team Report - Detroit Tigers - INSIDE PITCH DETROIT — Detroit Tigers general manager Al Avila made two splashy free-agent acquisitions during the offseason.
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"Let's replace the management, get some splashy things we can announce, to show that the prospects for the company have improved," she said.
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NYSE and Nasdaq regularly vie for bragging rights to say they brought major private companies like Uber and Lyft public in splashy IPOs.
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That hold gave him flexibility to pursue his splashy acquisitions of Saks and Gilt and ultimately abandon bids for Macy's and Neiman Marcus.
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A tech exec making a splashy entrance at a keynote is nothing new—but they usually don't break the law in the process.
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According to Kristen Korey Pike, who owns the Atlanta travel consultancy KK Travels Worldwide, many splashy properties tend to debut in the fall.
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Splashy, reckless tax cuts are one way conservatives have caused money to flow from the government's coffers into the pockets of the wealthy.
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Time's Up made a forceful, splashy debut last January, counting among its key organizers Reese Witherspoon, Eva Longoria, America Ferrera and Shonda Rhimes.
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"This is a beautiful play, and after having done a big splashy musical — while pregnant — I was looking for variety," Ms. McDonald said.
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In this case, Mayer seems to have had a different goal, in what appears to be a splashy analog attempt to boost morale.
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Despite its name, the channel has a diverse roster, from splashy musicals to intimate black-box shows, from American productions to subtitled imports.
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With its black four-poster bed, leather chairs and simple mesquite table, our room was more subdued in design than the splashy lobby.
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Splashy deals involving plant-based food companies tend to make the biggest headlines when they're with big-name companies — Burger King, McDonald's, KFC.
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It may not be Ibsen, but the role of C. J. Parker, originally played on TV by the actress Pamela Anderson, is splashy.
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And splashy canvases by Zhang Wei, who was born in 1952, have a careless dynamism and personal idiosyncrasy that Wu would have appreciated.
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For years, Anbang used its revenue to fund splashy global takeovers, most famously its 2015 purchase of New York's landmark Waldorf Astoria hotel.
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Only 10 years after the surprise attack, a Japanese leader making a splashy appearance there could have stirred resentment in the United States.
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As he did last night, making a splashy entrance on a carpet that was, in keeping Mr. Slimane's brooding aesthetic, the color of soot.
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If so, The Girl on the Train — another splashy film adaptation of another bestselling, female-driven thriller — might be just the movie for you.
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The company announced the product in a whirlwind of hardware announcements last month, a splashy event that included some things that were obviously experiments.
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Going so big and splashy at CES is partly a way for Google to play catch-up with getting third-party companies on board.
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The new management demonstrated its commitment to frugality this off-season, passing up splashy signings in favor of more modest tinkering with the roster.
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While big names like Ford, Waymo, and GM's Cruise tend to dominate the headlines, Nvidia has been making some splashy announcements of its own.
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Tesla has struggled to produce the Model 3 since the first deliveries were made in July 25 during a splashy handover event for employees.
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It's been a splashy year for Google's cloud platform, following the hiring of VMware co-founder Diane Greene last November to run the business.
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The world got its first look at the Touch Bar in a splashy video that highlighted some of its features, including an emoji toolbar.
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Why they might not: The world is also full of people who don't care about prequels, wizards, fantastic beasts, or big, splashy CGI fantasies.
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That doesn't take any discussion of "culture" off the table, but we should move away from splashy proclamations that the causal factors are cultural.
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Journals want splashy results to get more readers, and "p-hacking" has allowed researchers to get better results by massaging statistics in their favor.
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On Tuesday, the White House made a splashy announcement that it will move ahead with tariffs, which were widely reported as a done deal.
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And while the splashy superhero titles are (somewhat) easier to keep up with, finding all of the great hidden gems each year is tough.
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No, those splashy headlines abouts Hillary Clinton allegedly taking furniture from the U.S. Department of State are not true, a spokesman for State says.
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SAN FRANCISCO — A long-running scholastic science and math competition has a new champion, more money and a splashy kickoff with a famous scientist.
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Murder on the Orient Express is a new version of a very famous mystery, repackaged as a splashy movie for the 2017 holiday season.
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He favors reflective moments over splashy ones, unassuming ones over Instagrammable ones, slyly poking the occasional hole in the polished sheen of celebrity culture.
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While previous iPhones came in bright, splashy colors, like the current iPhone XR, the new shades appear to be much softer and pastel-like.
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Her role is less splashy, less blatantly entertaining than Stone's, whose character gets to pout, harrumph, and slowly unspool her wickedness throughout the movie.
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If 2016, was the year of splashy acquisitions, then 2019 is shaping up to be chock-full of alliances and failures (of some startups).
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Soon after the tax cut bill was passed, Apple was among a number of companies to make a splashy announcement about its investment plans.
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At the splashy Soori High Line, at 522 West 29th Street, from the architect Soo K. Chan, some living rooms come with saltwater pools.
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He's been on the back foot before, and still stuck to his strategy of betting big on splashy tech firms and their eccentric founders.
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Gone Home leveraged its low-budget status to tell a story of discovery and exploration via natural objects, rather than splashy exposition-packed cutscenes.
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In an interview, GoDaddy Chief Marketing Officer Phil Bienert spoke about the change in focus and why big, splashy ads are out of fashion.
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But nearly three decades after those splashy ads in Variety and the Hollywood Reporter, the city is more than a home for the studios.
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The Venezuelan-born designer recreated her signature stripes and polka dots using splashy color combinations and finished her designs with hand-painted mirror buttons.
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Aside from a few specific splashy appearances — it was a sponsor of the Kentucky Derby this year — White Claw does not aggressively market itself.
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It's been referred to by astronomers as "the little telescope that could," at times overshadowed by the Hubble Space Telescope and its splashy images.
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Ford has since taken this down, as it's hosting a splashy event on Sunday with Idris Elba in LA for the full official reveal.
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Those Pixel owners will find that Android 10 offers a few splashy features, a few important privacy protections, and a surprising amount of confusion.
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Although Amazon made splashy discounting moves at first, Whole Foods' prices have creeped back up in recent months and remain well above rival supermarkets.
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We were recently struck by a splashy new Exxon ad campaign designed to show off a surprising side of the oil and gas giant.
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Those familiar fixes are less splashy, but they avoid some of the administrative and enforcement hurdles that unconventional proposals, particularly a wealth tax, present.
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Why it matters: Splashy health tech announcements are everywhere, but many are more hype than reality, according to a poll conducted for this column.
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That means that I'm not going to have the splashy disclosure report in 295, because I'm going to have spent a lot of money.
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Past splashy bets like shelling out $130 billion to buy out Vodafone's stake in their U.S. wireless joint venture are showing signs of structural decline.
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The purchase comes just a few weeks after Goldman Sachs made another splashy acquisition, buying wealth management firm United Capital last month for $750 million.
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There's a splashy rollout, a how-we-did-it essay on Medium, and critiques from news outlets (like this one!) and the internet at large.
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We also haven't seen anything super splashy surrounding Game of Thrones, which was always the hacker's big hook in drawing interest to the data breach.
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After a splashy, celebrity-filled launch, the artist-centric streaming service has struggled to attract a major subscriber base despite the platform's exclusive music releases.
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He loves splashy headlines, defying the wisdom of diplomatic sages, the spotlight of one-on-one summits, jabbing allies and using tyrants as pen pals.
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Lively certainly deserves another big, splashy role: Her excellent turn in A Simple Favor was quite memeable, but wasn't appreciated by the big award shows.
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Rather than a big, splashy acquisition, it more or less represents the same, promising but smaller scale business that WeWork has acquired in the past.
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But despite a lot of venture funding flowing into this area, there doesn't seem to have been a splashy exit in Silicon Valley's pet project.
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Faraday unveiled the FF 91 at a splashy launch event at CES in January, which featured a reveal presided over by LeEco CEO Jia Yueting.
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First, though, she will bask in this splashy retrospective tribute, which will include performances by Jackson Browne, Damien Rice, Judy Collins, Indigo Girls and more.
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Pinterest has been somewhat acquisitive, though there hasn't been anything particularly splashy (outside of Jelly, which may seem like more of a name than anything).
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There was all the usual excitement we've come to expect from splashy Disney premieres, including glammed-up stars, eager fans, and photo-opp-friendly props.
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Splashy graphics and advertising campaigns aside, Jenner's supporters were no doubt tempted to feed their every makeup indulgence after seeing her sport the line herself.
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After Bryan won the first-impression rose, the pair has gone on lots of dates together, including the trip in Sweden to buy splashy watches.
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Its business is primarily driven by enterprise tools and services, not consumer brands, and making a splashy consumer play would be more distracting than anything.
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All Images: NintendoBack in October, Nintendo teased out its latest console, the Nintendo Switch, with a splashy teaser video that left us very, very excited.
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Why it matters: Rivian made a splashy debut last November with 2 new rugged battery-powered models — a pickup truck and a 7-passenger SUV.
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While there are a few interesting new features, iOS 12 isn't a splashy release like the ones that were released over the past few years.
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As part of the New York Times Magazine's New York-focused issue out this Sunday, there's a splashy interactive feature that explores the city's supertalls.
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The Great Slate has no splashy slogans, no slick logos: just a bare-bones website, a donate button, and a lot of jokes on Twitter.
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A splashy new GQ Style feature on the Twelve Monkeys star details Pitt's newfound sobriety, love for making fire, and frankly pretty awful-sounding divorce.
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But what viewers at home may not realize is that the splashy decor and fabulous couture ensemble are only the tip of the luxe iceberg.
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But all around baseball, we see the immediate gratification of a splashy contract turn into a crippling, painful slog for the team and their fans.
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As those splashy numbers attracted groups from traditional sports to the competitive gaming landscape, those groups in turn are changing that landscape in significant ways.
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In short, it opted to go public through a "direct listing" rather than the splashy Initial Public Offerings favored by many growth-hungry tech companies.
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I was surprised to find that even Alam wanted to draw a distinction between the study's findings and the splashy nuance-lite headlines they spawned.
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Here's what Damore really is: a splashy get who Wired gave free reign to espouse his nonsense within the context of a fluffy magazine package.
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Trump's proximity to executives and his wish for splashy policy announcements have given major corporate CEOs a front seat to some policy decisions, experts said.
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After all, it would make a statement and splashy headlines on the seven-year anniversary of President Obama signing the Affordable Care Act into law.
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Sorry that I took so long to upgrade, Apple There has long been speculation that Apple could make a splashy acquisition in the content area.
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Not long thereafter, Apple bought the company and the assistant reemerged in 2011 with a splashy introduction as a core feature of the iPhone 4S.
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So in selling new drugs he devised campaigns that appealed directly to clinicians, placing splashy ads in medical journals and distributing literature to doctors' offices.
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The graphics on his channel, from the splashy title sequence to the customized overlays for each game, wouldn't be out of place on cable television.
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And it's incumbent on these stars to pull off a splashy rollout that somehow doesn't feel tacky or inaccessible or overly determined by corporate interests.
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Mr. Hinckle proposed a splashy party at a Manhattan hotel for leading Catholic laymen and journalists, with models and film stars thrown in for glamour.
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She had initially imagined something as splashy as her Florentine boutique, but Manhattan is a long way from Prato, and she is a careful entrepreneur.
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Just look at today's Times Square, where standard billboards with splashy photos are child's play next to ones that scroll and flash and play videos.
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With their splashy Tom Ford menswear and carefully choreographed numbers, Justin Timberlake and the Tennessee Kids is an absolute must watch for all the poptimists.
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There was no splashy rollout for the new Fitbit Inspire — just a website with a few details, which some users spotted on their corporate sites.
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That community was already niche—it's not the kind that would typically get a splashy headline on Kotaku or reddit when a record was broken.
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In a splashy exclusive, Bild celebrated "the Rominator" as a swashbuckling hero who had set bureaucratic niceties aside to help bring a monster to justice.
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It was one last, semi-splashy move for the league as players adjust to the demands of training camp, and preseason games begin to approach.
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While, say, the Metropolitan Opera and the Teatro alla Scala organize splashy openings for their opera seasons, here the honors are left to the dancers.
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There's certainly plenty to see, between the splashy museum shows, pop-up exhibitions, and beachy art fairs, to say nothing of the parties and galas.
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Founders Fenkell and Jordan Katzman want to disrupt the orthodontics industry with less expensive teeth-straightening treatments, convenience, and splashy television and social media advertisements.
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In Silicon Valley, the idea that most start-ups won't make it to a splashy public offering or acquisition is not just understood, but embraced.
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The likes of SoftBank and Singapore's Temasek still have plenty of money to plow into splashy names like the news and video-sharing app ByteDance.
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This March, almost two years later, Roney brought his splashy, Tony Williams-inspired drumming to the Blue Note for his debut as a leader there.
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IBM is known for its splashy demonstrations of new AI-powered research initiatives like 'Project Debater,' a robot that can debate humans, and IBM Watson.
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In 2013, exactly 23 years after the robbery, the FBI made a "splashy" announcement designed to get people's attention, according to The New York Times.
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And when a number is big and splashy, like Mr. MacLeod's 60,000 victims or Everytown's 18 school shootings, it can make a point very powerfully.
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Not long thereafter, Apple bought the company, and the assistant reemerged in 2011 with a splashy introduction as a core feature of the iPhone 4s.
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Mr. Wey's trial had promised to be one of the more splashy securities fraud cases of the year given his penchant for making tabloid headlines.
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The festival is well known for its splashy, starry premieres partly because it's where a number of movies start sprinting toward the next Academy Awards.
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The splashy neons and soft pastels we've taken to the beach this summer are being phased out by warm, vampy shades, but we aren't complaining.
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All of the other Hogwarts houses have splashy defining traits like bravery, cleverness, or murder, but Hufflepuffs are best known for going with the flow.
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Marketing has also gone digital, and video game publishers have ventured into influencer deals and hosting splashy esports tournaments and glitzy annual video game conferences.
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For now, actual access to all of the carriers' 5G networks remains relatively limited, even as carriers continue to make splashy announcements on their progress.
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Despite some splashy pledges, the energy industry overall is just at the early stages of adopting "net-zero" carbon emissions plans, a new report shows.
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And, indeed, in Trump's first foray into splashy Islamophobia, reporters did great work pushing him and his campaign to nail down specifically what he believed.
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Jill Cowan: Is there any possibility the Oscars producers will try to do something splashy and unveil a surprise host between now and the ceremony?
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The hotel is part of a splashy, mixed-use development in the embassy district known as Genesis Beijing that has been led by Ms. Duan.
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And Apple is looking to grow it even more: last month it held a splashy, celebrity-filled press event to unveil multiple new paid subscription services.
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Apple is looking to grow this segment even more: last month it held a splashy, celebrity-filled press event to unveil multiple new paid subscription services.
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New York (CNN Business)Every year Facebook hosts a multi-day conference for developers that doubles as a splashy press conference for new features and products.
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It was not so long ago that the company touted its splashy plan to hire big names to helm these offerings, in food, beauty and tech.
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Still, technology companies have made splashy job announcements amid political pressure from President Donald Trump, who has vowed to incentivize more American jobs and hamper outsourcing.
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Would it be so bad if our transit agencies got a little saucy and made some splashy video ads, as long as it bumped up ridership?
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Eleven months ago, at its marquee developers conference, Google announced its big, splashy foray into virtual reality video: Jump, a platform for shooting 360-degree footage.
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Image: Antone MartinhoThere's a formula to how you experience science: First, splashy press releases come out about a study, like ducklings being capable of abstract thought.
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All photos: DJIIn a splashy reveal at Grand Central Station on Wednesday, DJI announced the Spark, a pint-sized camera drone that's been rumored for weeks.
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It had a huge, splashy launch befitting its scope, and it successfully managed to merge a bunch of disparate Google apps into a single, unified system.
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The company also became known for splashy promotions and "pre-reclined" seats that could not be lowered, letting the company fit more people on its planes.
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It looks like a huge leap beyond that other splashy demonstration we all remember from IBM when Watson mopped the floor with its competition at Jeopardy.
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But despite two splashy launch events a year ago and the promise of a Kardashian, its long-form video feature IGTV has had trouble taking off.
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In February, Playboy decided to reverse its decision to eliminate nude pictures less than a year after a splashy announcement declared they would end the practice.
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Huawei, the largest smartphone maker in the China and third largest in the world, is looking to invade the U.S. in a very big, splashy way.
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Hardy: From a design perspective, we wanted something that was clean and concise, the polar opposite of the splashy, assaulting tabloid-style treatment of true crime.
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The trouble for me comes with the fact that I've lost trust in this show's ability to distinguish its great moments from its needlessly splashy ones.
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"It's show time" is how Apple billed the launch, leading analysts to believe it will be its first splashy event not featuring new gadgets or hardware.
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"The pressure to create a special occasion frequently ends up causing people to plan something splashy that doesn't necessarily align with their authentic self," Cooper says.
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It is understandably challenging to get news editors and producers to write splashy headlines and run breaking news alerts about a bill whose details are unknown.
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"Dynasty" works a little too hard at living up (or down) to its splashy billboards in the early going, with Gillies overplaying the femme fatale shtick.
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The buyers in old-line CPG markets tend not to make splashy acquisitions — you don't hear about Coach buying a new handbag line for $2 billion.
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China drops billions of dollars on splashy infrastructure projects all across Africa without pressuring governments to improve democracy or human rights, like Western nations often do.
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This year's developer conference had no splashy hardware announcements (unless you count the WorldSense prototypes) and focused heavily on the company's push to put AI everywhere.
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The 1,000-foot-long aquatic installation, on the rooftop of the hub, entices pedestrians above to trace commuters' progress (or lack thereof) in splashy real time.
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Founders Alex Fenkell and Jordan Katzman want to disrupt the orthodontics industry with less expensive teeth-straightening treatments, convenience, and splashy television and social media advertisements.
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As for the policy machinations, those stories are often covered, but they are rarely splashy news because by their very nature they are technical and bureaucratic.
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Extrapolating from this deflating moment, Ms. Graham's book is a showbiz veteran's 45-page-long "Take a chill pill" that champions self-acceptance over splashy achievement.
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Ken Griffin might not be the wealthiest person in the world, but that hasn't stopped him from outspending his fellow billionaires on splashy real estate deals.
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Wu Xiaohui, the chairman of Anbang Insurance Group, has steered the conglomerate to global prominence, making splashy purchases like the Waldorf Astoria hotel along the way.
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In other China factory news, we hear that electric vehicle startup Byton plans to host a splashy opening ceremony in early November for its new plant.
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Last year, when Jimmy Fallon was crushing it in the ratings, NBC had him open its presentation with a splashy "Hamilton" inspired song-and-dance routine.
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The vintners of Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, another French producer, launched "Ao Yun" two years ago for a splashy 2,800 yuan, produced on their Yunnanese terroir.
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Those same scholars questioned the Greens' fragments even before the museum opened with splashy ceremonies last year, including an event attended by Vice President Mike Pence.
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Her splashy arrival has the potential to fray nerves among the big personalities at the network — who already compete against one another for interviews and scoops.
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While growth is not happening in such a "splashy" way as the HQ2 project would have seen, it is continuing at an organic pace, he said.
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Mr. Rosen's approach is not a rebuke of the splashy grants that technology giants are making today but an exploration of a different way of giving.
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Asked about Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's splashy entrance into Congress, Mr. Jeffries instead went through the names of every other incoming New York member, listing her last.
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In 1967, his views on maintaining youthful skin — and his status as a skin-care guru to many boldfaced names — attracted splashy coverage in Vogue magazine.
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Before it debuted, Sharp Objects was frequently compared to last summer's Big Little Lies, due to both shows being splashy HBO miniseries with big-name casts.
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In 2015, the couple called off their first planned wedding — which was supposed to be a big, splashy affair in Kentucky — days before the May 23 date.
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Audi and Mercedes had splashy car reveals last week in Las Vegas at CES, the tech show that has been siphoning attention away from Detroit for years.
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We're bound to meet Edgar soon — maybe the reason for the delay has to do with the show getting a big, splashy actor to portray the character.
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Here are the best bets: The iPhone 8 A splashy new Apple product that transforms your mundane world when you put it on your face sounds exciting.
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Rather, it is the kind of film which Hollywood releases in March: neither serious enough for awards season nor splashy enough to compete with the summer blockbusters.
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Kanye West is usually good for the kind of splashy, controversial moments that make award shows uniquely great — or at least the kind that get people talking.
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The announcement comes days after some reviewers of the splashy $1,980 foldable handset reported problems with their test units after just a day or two of use.
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Several of the biggest companies, including Shell, Chevron, and ExxonMobil, have launched splashy campaigns over the past decade to recruit more women and close the gender gap.
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One reason for these purchases is that Tencent's earlier efforts to promote WeChat abroad (including a splashy advertising campaign in Europe featuring Lionel Messi, a footballer) flopped.
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And last summer, Caitlyn Jenner not only protected a splashy Vanity Fair cover shoot from ravenous packs of stalkerazzi, she also didn't let slip her very name.
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That all changed with a splashy event featuring a live performance by singer Sarah McLachlan and live video drop-ins from Mick Jagger and U2's Bono.
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That was our first thought about upon viewing the Flyboard Air, a hovering waterborne device, but without the water jet pack and the splashy streams they produce.
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The trip to Saudi Arabia, Israel and the Vatican is a splashy debut for a president who has, until now, largely avoided major trips outside of Washington.
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Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, who died Saturday, was known for his sharp tongue and piercing pen, qualities that underscored his adeptness at delivering a splashy dissent.
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On the same day Yahoo announced it acquired Tumblr in May 22015, Mayer hosted a splashy event in Times Square to show off a freshly redesigned Flickr.
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Shawn Mendes and rumored GF Camila Cabello are definitely getting closer and closer, as everyone on South Beach is seeing ... thanks to a splashy make out sesh.
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For Google — which tends not to have big, splashy events outside its I/O developer conference every May — today marked its most significant hardware push in years.
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In 2015, Palin and Meyer called off their first planned wedding — which was supposed to be a splashy affair in Kentucky — days before the May 23 date.
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New York (CNN Business)Retailers are trying to draw holiday shoppers with splashy perks like free shipping, convenient new ways to shop, and mobile checkout in stores.
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She reappears in his life after having made a splashy, gory entrance with some heavily armed gangbangers and an excitable number in a suit, Jonah (Diego Luna).
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Founders Fenkell and Jordan Katzman say they want to disrupt the orthodontics industry with less expensive teeth-straightening treatments, convenience, and splashy television and social media advertisements.
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But Mr. Zarrab quickly disappeared from view, along with the splashy headlines, as the investigation was quashed through a series of purges of the police and judiciary.
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At the beginning of July, Ben H. Winters received what every young writer with a big splashy new novel wants: a profile in the New York Times.
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Amazon also unveiled a barrage of Alexa-powered devices and splashy TV campaigns, spinning the ridiculous idea of talking to a speaker into the future of computing.
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The splashy move was meant to ensure that Clayton Kershaw, the workhorse of the team's rotation, would not have to do it all alone in the postseason.
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Yet when it comes to being the creative director of a grand design house or starting a splashy e-commerce brand, the boys still outnumber the girls.
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He also spent big on splashy fund-raising events, including a blowout 60th birthday party last month where former President Bill Clinton and Jon Bon Jovi appeared.
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You'll find this homey bar, painted splashy orange and blue, tucked into a residential block off a bustling strip of Roosevelt Avenue between Jackson Heights and Elmhurst.
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The company is among a group of large Chinese firms chastened by the government for making splashy overseas purchases of hotels, movie theaters and film production companies.
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It is among a small number Chinese companies to receive Beijing's approval to chase splashy deals at a time when the government has mostly restricted overseas acquisitions.
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It used a splashy website and other marketing materials to "create the impression that they have successfully helped other inventors," the trade commission said in its complaint.
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One would imagine that this was the mindspace that CEO Mark Zuckerberg was in again, needing a splashy and also a substantive new direction for the company.
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It's the sort of big, splashy announcement that draws attention from even those outside academia: It got picked up by the Guardian, NPR, the New York Times.
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Ms. Clifford has already spilled some of the details of the alleged affair, and has given splashy interviews on "60 Minutes," Jimmy Kimmel Live and in Vogue.
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TechCrunch was on hand for the reveal in Canada, a splashy event held in a building erected just for the occasion on the edge of Niagara Falls.
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The collective had gotten started a few years earlier, with Mr. Nguyen and Phunam supporting their artwork by producing local television spots and splashy Vietnamese music videos.
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And the peacock-blue leather walls of Paris's Germain Paradiso cinema lounge, embossed with splashy frescoes of grasses and flowers, create the atmosphere of an underwater jungle.
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Matt Davies's wonderfully inky lines and wildly splashy watercolor images bring to life two unlikely friends — one a small bird and the other a very big vulture.
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The process is splashy, and the droplets raining down on me were, no doubt, a combination of what came off the soaked leaves and my neighbor's sweat.
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My most recent visit was just days before Christmas, and thanks to Leatham's splashy seasonal work, my first impression of the Four Seasons' lobby was intoxicatingly welcoming.
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Constellation cutting its losses from a once-splashy acquisition doesn't mean similar moves are in store for its $4 billion wager in cannabis, a company spokesperson says.
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They don't need splashy cover stories to gather a specific audience; they already know your economic class, employment status, age, and gender from tracking your online interactions.
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All four band members take impressive solo turns — culminating in a splashy display from Mr. Hutchinson, who never loses touch with the guiding cadence of the melody.
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Apple Arcade, Apple's splashy subscription service that promised high-quality mobile games without endless microtransactions, launched back in September with great fanfare and, more importantly, great games.
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After channeling his inner King of Pop with a few splashy moves and poses, Ma pulled off the mask and revealed he was behind the dance moves.
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The Trump Organization made splashy headlines when it won the bid to redevelop and lease the historic Old Post Office Building from the federal government in 2013.
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Takeshita said there are still a lot of ideas in the country, but they just aren't as splashy as what's coming out of Silicon Valley or Shenzhen.
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And it underscores the awkward nature of the press corps throwing a splashy dinner while covering an administration that has been outwardly hostile to the news media.
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Any vague opposition to gender-critical thought in the UK brings accusations of "silencing women" and a splashy feature or op-ed in a British national newspaper.
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What remains to be seen is how effective a splashy show of force can be in a state with a storied legacy of pill mills and scams.
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While Su builds upon his own relationship with Tian's story, Huang seems to impose himself upon someone else's — not unlike the splashy articles that sensationalized Song's death.
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Here's a quick explainer on why the splashy short-term headlines of billion-dollar corporate tax payments conceal a long-term fiscal goldmine for America's biggest corporations.
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Few other Democratic presidential hopefuls have enjoyed as splashy a start as Ms. Harris has: She drew 20,000 people to her formal campaign launch in Oakland, Calif.
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Before, candidates competed with one another to make splashy hires of campaign managers and media strategists in the hopes of impressing donors, endorsers and, often, political reporters.
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Sonically, the full-length is packed with environmental field recordings from their travels, all the way from subway noise to splashy waves, which makes for a sensorial delight.
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HBO Now customers won't have quite the same kind of splashy additions this month, but they will get to watch Frank Miller's Sin City and Clint Eastwood's Sully.
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Beta testers have already saved up to $500 on individual flights, which means if you're still considering taking that splashy international trip this summer, it's worth checking out.
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Like the Super Bowl, getting an invite or ticket to one of the splashy All-Star bashes will be harder to nail than a half-court three-pointer.
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A little more than a year ago, Tesla CEO Elon Musk handed over the first Model 3 electric vehicles to employees at a splashy event in Hawthorne, California.
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Very possibly, Susan learned a lesson about being in the headlines, having been a part of Formation 8, a firm that made a splashy debut but later disbanded.
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The Wall is a modular TV that uses MicroLED technology — with many of the same perks as OLED, but fewer drawbacks — to create its incredibly bright, splashy picture.
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Google recently installed a new cloud boss, Thomas Kurian, who has been charged with growing the business and has already made some splashy acquisitions, including analytics company Looker.
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Or that blind faith in quirky, charismatic young men with big egos and splashy slogans is exactly how we ended up in this mess in the first place.
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Trump, 48, presided over a splashy announcement ceremony in the White House Rose Garden to introduce her "Be Best" public awareness campaign to help teach kindness to children.
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I'm not saying McCain did nothing here, but he's in the back of the line when it comes to people who deserve a parade, or another splashy profile.
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The Rocky Horror Picture Show has long been a go-to example of how to pervert traditions and expectations with a knowing grin (and splashy musical numbers, besides).
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So it's definitely not as sexy as the Batmobile-like concept car the company brought to its splashy debut at CES 2016, but it is arguably more useful.
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Assuming regulators in both countries agree – which is not guaranteed, especially given jumpiness in China about splashy overseas deals - the Shanghai firm will get a 19.9 percent stake.
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Just over 10 percent of the claims (where an industry is disclosed) represent people who work in entertainment, the industry in which Time's Up made its splashy debut.
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It was the first-ever ad for Rock the Vote, the youth-focused voter engagement group that has partnered with MTV in splashy, celeb-studded campaigns ever since.
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The Bard is experiencing a renaissance on TV this summer thanks to two splashy new shows that put Shakespeare and one of his greatest works front and center.
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And Faraday's bizarre CES event this year — its first big, splashy press conference — only yielded a fanciful supercar concept that doesn't appear to have any basis in reality.
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Every four years, we get a big splashy presidential race, but otherwise, people don't pay that much attention and that's how we end up with people like Scott.
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After a splashy IPO in June, the San Francisco-based company has struggled to meet growth expectations and is now bolstering spending on marketing and research and development.
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The $11 billion-valued ride-hailing firm isn't short of cash — having raised over $3 billion this year — so it can afford to make the occasional splashy investment.
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" Though the foundation opened in October 2014, "with much ado mostly because of its splashy glass construction, it's really only now that you get to see the collection.
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Thanks in part to splashy spending—a glittering new Orthodox cathedral and a lavish children's amusement park—he won 66% of the vote at last October's local elections.
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Washington knows some residents are going to think the police are being frivolous and overspending on a splashy car, but after careful calculations the department can justify it.
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Unlike the splashy first-day ceremonies for deals that list on the New York Stock Exchange or Nasdaq, BATS is taking a more demure approach to its offering.
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Publicly, General Manager Sandy Alderson has said that the team was unlikely to make a splashy move and that the most realistic upgrade would be in the bullpen.
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But the central critique was that this splashy announcement, tethered to some surprising German teeth, ended up obscuring, rather than illuminating, the long and lonely labors of medievalists.
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Clinton's splashy June 2015 campaign rollout speech on Roosevelt Island in New York City) and small (such as whether she should make a crack about her graying hair).
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There's no reality show more overtly ridiculous or self-aware than RuPaul's Drag Race, a giddy free-for-all of splashy performances, whip-smart jokes, and towering talent.
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What the splashy trailers didn't feature, however, was how EA planned to make money off players, beyond the $60 it would charge for a copy of the game.
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Some are even at the stage of finalizing plans for splashy announcements, with at least a few on track to make their bids public as early as January.
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What to do It's almost as if, with its hip bazaar and splashy programming, Jacob Riis Beach is a decoy to keep the masses out of Fort Tilden.
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She's not known for dancing, splashy tabloid drama or sparring with other stars — though she'll shut down body shamers and anyone who spews negativity at her on Twitter.
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Splashy and formidable, its five marquee programs — Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota, Wisconsin and Denver — had 31 of the 38 national championships W.C.H.A. teams won between 1951 and 260.
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He made his mark with rapid expansion, splashy initiatives like a makeover of its website and app, and a subscription loyalty program he's referred to as his baby.
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Apple has delivered public thank-yous to Trump with splashy announcements about investments in the US, which Trump name-checked during his 2018 State of the Union address.
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Any vague opposition to gender-critical thought in the UK brings along accusations of "silencing women" and a splashy feature or op-ed in a British national newspaper.
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Assuming regulators in both countries agree — which is not guaranteed, especially given jumpiness in China about splashy overseas deals — the Shanghai firm will get a 19.9 percent stake.
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Peter Ondrúška is the cofounder and CEO of Blue Vision Labs, a splashy artificial-intelligence startup that Lyft shelled out a reported $72 million to buy in 2018.
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On Sunday, millions of Americans will hunker down in front of the nearest big screen to watch the Super Bowl and its roster of splashy, celebrity-studded advertisements.
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This is why a less-than-splashy first season is sometimes an asset to a series, if it can find enough dedicated viewers to get to season two.
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All that will change on May 2nd, when Microsoft will hold a splashy event in New York that we expect will be focused on the rumored Windows 10 Cloud.
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The original announcement was a splashy affair, with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos taking the time to be interviewed together by the New York Times.
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And men stepped it way up, with Timothée Chalamet, Billy Porter, and Cody Fern continuing to stretch what red carpet menswear could be after their splashy Golden Globes looks.
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In an era where some companies are hiring splashy "internet kids" off of Reddit and Instagram, it has become trendy to consider "creativity" a credential in its own right.
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The aforementioned Internet Creators Guild, founded by prominent and well-respected YouTuber Hank Greene, was a splashy effort that collapsed this summer, unable to gather adequate funding or recruits.
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The big question is whether Google's splashy attempt to make the case that it can play on equal terms with Amazon and Microsoft will move the needle at all.
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No one knows what's in the works, but it likely won't be another splashy, EDM-heavy dog-and-pony show like it pulled off last year (with disastrous results).
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Several company officials have privately said that GM decided to forego the usual, splashy new model media preview for Envision to avoid getting caught up in the trade debate.
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Six months after a splashy US launch, Bloomberg reports that LeEco missed its 2016 US sales goals "by a wide margin" and that it is planning on cutting jobs.
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After a splashy U.S. launch of low-priced smartphones, smart TVs, and electric bikes, the company admitted that it was growing too fast, and was running low on cash.
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After giving a splashy performance at a pre-Super Bowl party in February, the star went underground, only popping up on Instagram to support her pals Lorde and HAIM.
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Adding more to an already splashy and futuristic vehicle is unusual in an automotive world where automakers typically strip out these high-concept items once the vehicle heads production.
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After several years of splashy overseas acquisitions, China has tightened the screws on deals abroad and has leant on banks to reduce lending that helped fuel the buying spree.
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The Rams are slated to have a splashy, state of the art stadium in place for 2019 but in the meantime will play in the massive Los Angeles Coliseum.
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It's a winning formula, now and forever: build a base out of splashy, syncopated rhythms and funky basslines, keep the pace brisk, and apply melody with a heavy hand.
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The next year, Fleetwood made a splashy debut at the Ryder Cup, when he and Francesco Molinari became the first European pair to win all four of their matches.
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After several years of splashy overseas acquisitions, China has tightened the screws on deals abroad and has leant on banks to reduce lending that helped fuel the shopping spree.
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With divorce rates being what they are, some couples who have stuck it out are finding ways to celebrate — and possibly strengthen — their relationships through a splashy, public affirmation.
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The engagement gift in particular doesn't have to be splashy (save your money for the big wedding gift) and is more of a way to extend your initial congratulations.
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Reports had suggested Apple was planning to hold some sort of press conference in October, although the company ultimately announced and released products instead of holding a splashy event.
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Then again, after a few years of transcendence with Dear Evan Hansen and Hamilton, maybe Broadway needed this return to its heart: splashy tourist grabs and media franchise crossovers.
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It was 100 pages of Saudi cotton candy, filled with splashy photos of the crown prince smiling serenely beneath his checkered headgear here, shaking hands with President Trump there.
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The group's shares have lost nearly half their value in the past year as its splashy $100 billion Vision Fund struggles to move past a string of embarrassing losses.
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SoftBank Group shares have lost nearly half their value in the past year as its splashy $100 billion Vision Fund struggles to move past a string of embarrassing losses.
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He made a splashy purchase of the audio and home entertainment division of Netherlands-based Royal Philips in 2014, and then ran headlong into the collapse of the euro.
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Books News Deborah Harkness's best-selling series — brimming with magic, time travel and witches — has spawned an avid fan base, an annual convention, and now, a splashy TV adaptation.
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A bold and splashy homage to Dakar's street children, "The Little Girl Who Sold the Sun" (which can be streamed via Kanopy) is as affirmative as "Hyenas" is pessimistic.
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It has become less of a venue for tech companies to unveil splashy new products like smartphones or computers, and instead has turned into a showcase for nascent technologies.
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And in a reflective mood, Cher offered a cleareyed assessment of how her ultra-splashy public persona has coexisted with her naturally quiet self for more than 50 years.
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Griffin's luxurious penthouse also outpaces the recent splashy real estate deal from the world's richest person, Bezos, who reportedly paid $165 million for a Los Angeles mansion in February.
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They are likely to miss the Stanley Cup playoffs for the seventh time in eight seasons, a disappointing result given the splashy moves Shero made in the off-season.
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And rare is the day when a Nets game makes the front of The New York Times's sports section, much less a splashy presence on the website's home page.
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Reality check: Despite the "100-day" vow, much of this would be a splashy move to undertake what would be time-consuming executive policy and push long-shot legislation.
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These coasters — which have been increasingly cropping up at water parks around the world — combine the hills of a roller coaster with the splashy fun of a water slide.
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Last week, Mr. Vevers presented his prefall collection at a splashy runway show and party attended by Drew Barrymore, Michael B. Jordan and Emma Roberts (but not Ms. Gomez).
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The sprawling conglomerate has seen its banking relationships come under scrutiny in recent weeks, as Beijing reins in what it sees as excessively splashy deals by China's top dealmakers.
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Mrinal Sen, one of India's leading filmmakers and a central figure in the movement known as parallel cinema, a socially conscious alternative to splashy Bollywood films, died on Dec.
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He also threw splashy parties, including a birthday party for himself that featured a number of celebrities — photos of which were posted online by several well-known celebrity photographers.
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Tech companies are said to be thinking twice about pursuing splashy acquisitions, according to interviews in recent months with venture capitalists, former tech M&A execs and public policy officials.
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The team's only splashy summer move amounted to meaningless ripples: the Blazers extended a four-year, $22012 million offer sheet to Oklahoma City center and restricted free agent Enes Kanter.
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The splashy event raises funds and awareness of the charity's work supporting the mental health and wellbeing of young people whose lives have been affected by HIV in southern Africa.
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In a splashy Vanity Fair cover story published one day before his 2020 announcement, the magazine played up O'Rourke's assessment that he was "just born" to be in the race.
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Characterized by splashy colors and patterns, her paintings depict women in revealing and exuberantly styled clothing, engaged in leisure activities or absurdist scenarios punctuated by visual puns and physical confrontations.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Dan Ivascyn, the group chief investment officer at Pacific Investment Management Co (Pimco), eschews making big, splashy investment or market calls, unlike his legendary predecessor, Bill Gross.
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WWE (WWE) stock has been a major loser on Wall Street this year, tumbling about 25% despite splashy new TV deals in the US with Fox (FOXA) and Comcast (CMCSA).
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And last October, it made its big, splashy American debut, announcing its intentions to make smartphones, electric bicycles, VR headsets, and even its own electric, self-driving car, the LeSee.
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Kelly made a splashy entrance into the league with a pair of 10-win campaigns in Philadelphia but was released with one game left last season amid growing player discontent.
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Cotton, thread, and major attitude constitute some of the best t-shirt designs and some of the best movie moments can feel defined by a splashy, subconsciously-cataloged white tee.
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Next up for the actress are two feature dramas alongside Colin Farrell: The Killing of a Sacred Deer and The Beguiled (which made a splashy debut at Cannes in May).
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A dealer who gained a level of fame after making a splashy purchase, and who had already been accused in online forums of using his notoriety to con unsuspecting buyers.
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The coveted Best Picture slot tends to go to less splashy, more critically acclaimed films, but this new category allows the public fervor around films to be recognized on stage.
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But all around baseball, and especially with the Mets, we see the immediate gratification of a splashy contract turn into a crippling, painful slog for the team and its fans.
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The deal's fallout highlights the growing influence of SoftBank's Masayoshi Son, who made a splashy announcement last year to invest $50 billion in the U.S., aiming to create 50,000 jobs.
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The website, splashy and white, promised locally sourced, plant-based meals, and it cost $163 for five days, about four times as much as I spend on my weekly meals.
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But again, caution: The Taken King had an equally splashy start, and while every story mission was miles better than what shipped in the original game, it couldn't keep pace.
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The difference is that these states focus less on splashy parties and media appearances, and more on building quieter but perhaps more important relationships directly between Saudi and American policymakers.
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Wet dreams are a little less, um, splashy for people with vaginas, and they are usually just the body's reaction to being in the REM cycle of sleep, Fosnight says.
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And yet, here we are... This particularly splashy sign off comes from a letter penned by Pruitt, who is Donald Trump's newly appointed head of the EPA, on Tuesday afternoon.
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That is mostly because the standard tools of promotion that are necessary to reach that peak — radio, advertising, a splashy P.R. campaign — remain the expertise of the big record labels.
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For example, the company has dozens of pop-up stores and private label brands, as well as a thriving merchant lending business — all of which launched without big, splashy announcements.
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He says Saudis don't consider splashy purchases to be corruption, nor do they typically object to wealthy princes investing in assets with tangible value like overseas property, yachts or artwork.
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A little over a year after the game's splashy debut trailer, Fighting Is Magic was invited to join the "indie showcase" at EVO, the fighting scene's annual blockbuster fighting tournament.
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Netflix said on Thursday it expects to go through another $2500 billion in 2019 to fund more content and splashy marketing aimed at luring in even more subscribers, especially overseas.
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My version of big and Mr. Trump's are different, of course: He is known for his large, splashy buildings, while I try to encourage out-of-the-box economic ideas.
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The company wanted to avoid the mistakes of its smaller rival Lyft, whose value has fizzled by nearly 30 percent since its splashy market debut at the end of March.
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He may have made a splashy encounter with Kim Jong-un of North Korea at the Demilitarized Zone, but he got no closer to eliminating even a single nuclear warhead.
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More splashy series will follow as part of Monroe's vision for the channel to make "fewer, bigger, bolder, much more creatively ambitious" bets on topics of adventure, science and travel.
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Released September 18, the album debuted alongside a splashy new music video for the song "DNA," which looks, feels, and sounds like one of those startling last gasps of summer.
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" Susan Hennessey, Lawfare: "Bill Barr is reportedly facing an internal revolt at the Justice Department … This is Bill Barr attempting to quell that revolt by making a big, splashy statement.
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Both companies recently sold shares on the NYSE through a direct listing, which allowed them to bypass expensive underwriting fees for bankers and splashy road shows to target potential investors.
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The arrangements of these songs, with their jazzy harmonies and splashy riffs, set the mood perfectly for Ravel's "Miroirs," a French Impressionist masterpiece given a scintillating yet sensitive performance here.
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Other tech giants like Apple (AAPL) and Amazon (AMZN) have made splashy announcements about expanding their US footprints in recent years, including Amazon's very public search for a second headquarters.
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In 2007, Rose's practice was purchased by C.A.A., a splashy move for the agency, which was looking to gain a foothold in professional sports in addition to its entertainment portfolio.
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The publication of this 100-page glossy, filled with laudatory text and splashy photos of the crown prince, coincided with American Media's efforts to strike business deals in Saudi Arabia.
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In the year and a half since her splashy online moment, she has exhibited in nearly 20 shows, both group and solo, domestic and abroad, showing sculptures, videos, and paintings.
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Tidal launched in October 2014 but was given a splashy debut at a March 2015 event in New York attended by Jay Z, Rihanna, Madonna, West and other top artists.
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Tillis was one of the first senators to come out with his support for the resolution blocking the national emergency, writing a splashy Washington Post op-ed breaking down his reasoning.
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It played on months upon months of criticism that Epic needed an overhaul to its map and a big, splashy turnaround that would grab everyone's attention and bring back lapsed fans.
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Which is why both are subjects of splashy movies that just premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, with their respective stars, Margot Robbie and Jessica Chastain, getting reams of acclaim.
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Facebook is betting that a splashy acquisition of a security company might serve the dual purpose of bolstering its talent in that field and delivering a much-needed public relations win.
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She tried valiantly to inject some life into the company—with acquisitions, layoffs, splashy hires, and a way-too-late emphasis on mobile, among other strategies—but ultimately, it wasn't enough.
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If you want to jump out of a massive cake and surprise your partner, that's awesome, but birthday sex doesn't have to be a perfect, splashy ordeal (or involve papier-mâché).
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While Leica isn't new to partnerships—its splashy name has been stamped on Panasonic gear for years—this did mark the first time its name appeared on an affordable mainstream smartphone.
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Andy Rubin's Essential smartphone has made its splashy, highly saturated debut, and the phone looks like a pretty stunning piece of kit in press images (most things in press images do).
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The landing page, which features splashy graphics and an episode queue, is the clearest sign yet that Snap is taking cues from other streaming services, like Netflix, to encourage binge-watching.
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In keeping with its boldly named predecessor, Cut-Ups is a splashy collection of the work of 15 intergenerational queer and feminists artists working, in one way or another, with paper.
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The final audition scene is what will no doubt earn Stone her second Oscar nomination, but her true victory lies in all the tiny moments she spends outside that splashy scene.
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Without a VR headset of its own — the HoloLens is augmented reality — Microsoft wants to make sure it has a splashy franchise for VR when the technology starts really taking off.
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It seems like a such a summer-friendly blockbuster, that it's hard to believe the film is arriving in September — much less using an international film festival for its splashy debut.
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It wasn't the big, splashy rollout that, say, beloved children's author Philip Pullman received last week when he revealed that he's writing a follow-up to the His Dark Materials trilogy.
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Much of it is splashy and designed for media attention, but behind the scenes, serious changes are under way to create a more friendly business environment for foreign investors and companies.
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However, the Lakers also had a splashy offseason, trading for Davis, then signing Danny Green, DeMarcus Cousins, Dwight Howard, and Avery Bradley while returning James, Rajon Rondo, Kyle Kuzma, and more.
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To this end, Gimlet stacked the cast with splashy Hollywood talent: Catherine Keener played Heidi, David Schwimmer played Colin, and Oscar Isaac played Walter Cruz, a veteran undergoing treatment at Homecoming.
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Though he is serious and thoughtful in person, his ads have been splashy and attention-grabbing, at times eliciting rolled eyes from his opponents and even condemnation from the White House.
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Less splashy than Picasso and Van Gogh, his colors always harmonized beautifully to me, and his use of blocks could be compared, without too much of a reach, to crossword grids.
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Nike, Under Armour and Adidas, the traditional sportswear giants, are all stepping up their offerings for the yoga-mat-toting demographic, promoting splashy collaborations with celebrities like Pharrell Williams and Rihanna.
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Simons tells me he often had doubts while outlining the game's splashy, mirthful aesthetics, fearing the world at large might misconstrue its cheerful levity as a direct repudiation on the Movement.
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Jaguars quarterback and fellow rookie Gardner Minshew is notoriously frugal, driving a used Acura from his high school days rather than a splashy new car that his NFL salary could afford.
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It has come down hard on a number of private companies that borrowed heavily to make splashy but pricey acquisitions overseas, even as politically connected state-owned enterprises continue borrowing heavily.
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When "Jaws" came out in 1975, I was absolutely terrified of its poster: a splashy illustration of a tiny female swimmer unaware that a massive open-mouthed shark was beneath her.
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A big, splashy footnote to J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter screen series, it opens a new subdivision in the wizardry world that she created, even as it turns back the clock.
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BAM 's Next Wave Festival, the Lincoln Center Festival, the Avignon and Edinburgh and Sydney festivals: people who pay to travel to those jamborees like a splashy décor to look at.
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Tech Fix When a splashy new smartphone hits the market, consumers often weigh whether to place an order right away or to wait and see how others react to the device.
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As vanity projects go, though, "The Child in Time" is the sort that reflects well on its champion -- a guy who moves seamlessly between big splashy productions and small prestige ones.
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These are big, splashy events, though the industry's steady creative churn has often been compared to a game of musical chairs, one over which a creeping sense of sameness has settled.
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It's not as splashy as some hipper counterparts, but this luxury property delivers on a classic hotel experience you can count on to be elegant, well-styled, and more than comfortable.
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It also helps if an author has a loyal fan base, or if the book has been in the news, talked up on social media or turned into a splashy movie.
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For her, "originality of character always mattered more than splashy, cashy decorator schemes (though she included those, too)," Mr. Thomas, the current editor, said in an internal email to staff members.
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Meanwhile, the season four opener, "USS Callister," is a splashy, colorful riff off classic Star Trek, but it's even more prominently a story about geek male entitlement and "nice guy" misogyny.
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The splashy event was to raise funds and awareness of the charity's work supporting the mental health and wellbeing of young people whose lives have been affected by HIV in southern Africa.
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Google already had a splashy reveal at the Game Developers Conference in March, and it already held a virtual press conference to announce Stadia's price, release date and games earlier this month.
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Was this really how I was going to go, dying at sea while on assignment for The New York Times to write a travel story about a splashy (pun intended) cruise ship?
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It's possible that was the case for Google Photo's splashy object removal demo, or maybe it was simply pushed aside when the team decided there was more important stuff to work on.
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That all changed with the splashy apprehension of Golden State Killer suspect Joseph James DeAngelo, the alleged rapist and murderer who terrorized swaths of California from the mid-'403s to mid-'80s.
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In May 2015, they called off their first planned wedding – which was supposed to be a big, splashy affair in Kentucky – at the last minute and seemed to be splitting for good.
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Midway through the book, the Yeti realizes that he misses summer activities, and we get to see him building sand castles and "zipping down splashy slides" and sleeping in a tent outside.
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But in the U.S., where investors first started building up stakes in companies and picking high-profile fights, the number of public showdowns is way down this year, despite some splashy exceptions.
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More recently, Groupon acquired LivingSocial, though that deal was far less splashy — the acquisition price was so low that Groupon, which is downsizing its overall business, did not have to disclose it.
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The Athletic, a locally-focused, subscription-supported sports publication, announced its expansion into nationwide coverage today with the splashy hires of Stewart Mandel for college football and Seth Davis for college basketball.
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Branson has a bit of a Midas touch, in so much that just about everything that dons the Virgin brand winds up with some sort of splashy red, purple, and white design.
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Wearable pants: The splashiest of the splashy launches from last year were around two far-out developments around internet-connected tech, called Project Soli and Project Jacquard, under Google's ATAP research unit.
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Vance charged him anyway, apparently following the Bialystock script by making a splashy premiere and satisfying voters who want to see this one individual prosecuted in the most selective and grandiose way.
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It gained power and notoriety in the 1960s when the trucking industry was booming and the drivers' nest eggs were invested in the construction of splashy hotels and casinos in Las Vegas.
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Ted Cruz is out with a splashy new ad — literally — featuring people in business wear wading across a river as he accuses the media of ignoring the economic toll of illegal immigration.
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Delivery breakdown for Q0003: Tesla has delivered a total of 28,386 Model 3 vehicles since its splashy event in July 2017 when CEO Elon Musk handed over the first vehicles to employees.
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Without blockbuster designer collaborations, A-list celebrity faces, nor splashy launches, product drops, or campaigns, Zara has always been relatively absent from the headlines (even if it's definitely overrepresented in our closets).
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A new digital media company is making its debut with a splashy acquisition: RBmedia, a new entity formed by combining eight brands focused on digital magazine and audio content, will acquire Audiobooks.
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UnReal got a ton of praise for being splashy and dark and mean in its first season, and accordingly, all of those qualities have been ramped up to 11 in season two.
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By contrast, their real-life counterparts, the Russian sleeper agents who spent years living in the United States before their splashy arrests in 2010, were notable mainly for their unremarkable suburban lives.
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Founded by a pair of German princes and Spanish aristocrats, Marbella became a splashy and scandal-rich playground for royals, multimillionaires and celebrities in the 212s, the golden era of Arab tourism.
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There was much to celebrate last spring when Ariel Emanuel, the chief executive of the talent agency Endeavor, helped throw a splashy Hollywood party for Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman.
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The new administration saw the splashy Chinese infrastructure projects like the East Coast Rail Link and a $2.5 billion gas pipeline deal as opportunities for corrupt senior politicians to plunder government coffers.
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Instead of finding someone who has experience running a health care business, "they picked a very splashy name," said Craig Garthwaite, a professor at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.
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It's only natural for people to start worrying about a top and a looming correction (or even a bear market.) But selling stocks just because indexes hit splashy new highs is silly.
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That effort garnered big-dollar settlements and splashy headlines, but no criminal prosecutions of top Wall Street executives after the financial crisis — an absence that has drawn much criticism and public debate.
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For those who prefer to work out their emotions on the dance floor beneath skittish strobe lights set to epic bass drops, a few splashy E.D.M. headliners should provide opportunities for catharsis.
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Both leaders came to power promising splashy projects derided by experts — an expensive extension of the Suez Canal for Mr. Sisi, and a giant wall along the Mexico border for Mr. Trump.
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Despite Hurricanes Irma and Maria devastating Puerto Rico in 2017, recovery efforts have brought new hotels, splashy renovations, bars, restaurants, and more flights, leading to a record number of tourists in 2019.
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There are also first-rate museums, vivid street art, some splashy new hotels in centuries-old edifices and, tucked away in the maze of cobblestone streets, some of the country's best restaurants.
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And in 2008, the splashy first edition of Prospect, the New Orleans triennial (formerly, not coincidentally, a biennial), closed with nearly $1 million in deficit, delaying its sophomore edition by a year.
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If you asked me to list the ways I thought Elton John might one day announce his retirement from touring, "a splashy, CGI-filled VR retrospective" would have been nowhere near the top.
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The company announced its new phone, alongside a smart home platform called Ambient OS and a new Amazon Echo competitor called Essential Home, earlier today with a splashy website launch and blog post.
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The "I'm Real" singer has stayed busy in the month since, releasing her new single "Medicine" this week, complete with a splashy, carnival-themed music video in which she flaunts her iconic derrière.
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Seattle officials are apparently so embarrassed by the pricey cycling routes that they have been conducting quiet "soft launches" for new lanes instead of hosting splashy ribbon-cutting ceremonies, The Seattle Times reported .
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When Microsoft unveiled the Xbox One at a splashy event in Redmond, Washington in 43, the company had a clear vision: an all-in-one entertainment box for your TV, movies, and games.
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Earlier this month, Bloomberg reported that Ola is close to raising $600 million — no doubt one of the objectives of today's splashy and glamorous announcement is to help any ongoing investment talks progress.
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Randy Bryce, the ironworking Democrat challenging Paul Ryan in Wisconsin's 1st district, followed up last month's splashy introduction video with some news: his fledging campaign raised more than $430,000 in just 12 days.
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Last week's trips to New Delhi and Beijing were centred on splashy trade announcements, including a $10 billion refining and petrochemical complex in China, and talk of $100 billion of deals in India.
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Apple is beginning to move employees to its futuristic new headquarters, which cost an estimated $5billion and is the latest example of tech's "newfound love for splashy architecture," the Wall St Journal reports.
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Miguel Andujar was promoted to take Holliday's roster spot and went 3-for-211 with four RBIs in his splashy major-league debut, including a two-run single in his first at-bat.
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It's very athletic and splashy, it's meant to be seen from the pool level as opposed to overhead, so they had to learn how to do all of those kaleidoscope moves from scratch.
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And Luann herself told RHONY cameras she was "on a mission" to make the marriage work despite the rumors that seemed to swirled around the pair during their whirlwind courtship and splashy wedding.
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Working with a new outside agency, McGarryBowen, it released a splashy TV spot, "Anthem," this year, specifically to showcase the sheer diversity of cool-looking stuff that Intel tech had helped make happen.
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A sequence of fish leaping from the Indian Ocean to snatch fledgling terns from the air is edited with ideal savagery, a thrilling lack of sentimentality: a splashy half-dozen feather-crushing strikes.
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What the experts say: "...make time to wander off the beaten path to discover the splashy murals lining streets and alleyways, many of which tell stories of the area's eclectic past," Manning wrote.
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Obama's response reflected his tendency to plot how splashy presidential gestures would play out several moves in advance — and how they would be received elsewhere in the world, outside Washington's political echo chamber.
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MOSCOW — President Vladimir V. Putin, already a well established geopolitical star, had a splashy day on the global stage at the Group of 20 summit meeting on Friday, even by his own standards.
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He pointed to the variety of areas where campaigns might want to invest money: airing television ads, deploying staff on the ground, staging splashy but expensive events and running a robust digital program.
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The splashy dinner-and-a-show tango performances aimed at tourists are dramatic and, perhaps, over the top, but tango remains an important part of the city's culture scene in less obvious ways.
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While it may not receive the same splashy headlines as student debt, our accreditation system holds the key to ensuring the quality of America's colleges and universities and strong stewardship of taxpayer dollars.
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We are all familiar with the end result of a show: the explosive, over-the-top moments packed with ever-shifting lifts, sets, videos, things that go boom, and splashy lights that amaze.
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Yet director Ava DuVernay's splashy adaptation seldom conjures the magic to which this big-screen exercise aspires -- not a complete waste of time, certainly, but too mundane to provide a consistently good one.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)SoftBank (SFTBF) just reported its first loss in more than a decade — all because of its big bets on splashy, money-losing tech startups such as WeWork and Uber.
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Splashy marketing campaigns and press release promises won&apost be enough — we need real, certifiable results such as the greening of supply chains and meaningful emissions reductions, and solutions to draw down carbon.
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One of the top-gun shops that we always keep in our collective back pockets is Nordstrom Rack — the renegade companion to the splashy heritage department store with which it shares a name.
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A whale of a time Whale watchers off the coast of Alaska got quite a show as a humpback whale breached next to their tour boat, causing a splashy display that captivated passengers.
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As is often the case, some of the best movies I saw at the festival arrived quietly, without celebrities and clamor, and are unlikely to rack up the sales that generate splashy news.
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After promoting its latest software updates in a splashy two-hour presentation on Monday morning, Apple articulated its new policy in a short blog post on a section of its website for developers.
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The world's top smartphone maker delayed global sales of the splashy $1,980 foldable phone after reviewers discovered problems with its display, dealing a setback to Samsung and its efforts to showcase its innovation.
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Disney seemed to have cornered the market in family musicals over the past two decades, regularly producing splashy, technically sophisticated stage versions of its popular animated movies (and the occasional original, such as "Aida").
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A splashy sign in New York City's Times Square advertising "appetite suppressant" lollipops — the same recently promoted by Kim Kardashian — has struck a nerve with Twitter users, who are now calling for its removal.
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"The pressure to create a special occasion frequently ends up causing people to plan something splashy that doesn't necessarily align with their authentic self," Sari Cooper, LCSW, an individual and couples therapist told Refinery29.
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The first quarter is almost over, and despite Dropbox's splashy debut on the public market earlier today, it was preceded by just two other U.S. tech companies to IPO in 2018: Cardlytics and Zscaler.
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The good times kept on rolling this year for Salesforce with all of the requisite ingredients of a highly successful cloud company — the steady revenue growth, the expanding product set and the splashy acquisitions.
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At Penn, he threw a splashy party at a club, but unbeknownst to attendees he stiffed the owner on the bill for months and only paid a fraction of the total in the end.
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Because Bryce suggests casually that a splashy public launch might be better than a stealth one, Gavin runs with it — all while Bryce goes through the motions of removing himself from the transfusion machine.
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And Apple has been eager to deliver a big public thank-you to Trump with splashy announcements about investments in the US, which Trump name-checked during his 2018 State of the Union address.
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Chevrolet's official reveal of its eighth-generation Corvette in a splashy preview Thursday night near Los Angeles marks the culmination of a secret project that traces its roots back more than half a century.
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The expanded credits come days after the show's splashy Hollywood premiere and its new season 6 trailer, which promised plenty of blood, intrigue and plotting (and of course, a startling scene with a dragon).
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I'm fortunate to have lots of smart, successful friends, but lately I feel like they've been pulling ahead of me—earning promotions, getting raises, buying nicer cars, moving into bigger homes, taking splashy vacations.
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As the show takes over Las Vegas, the Strip, hotel parking lots, and side streets play host to robo-vehicles with spinning sensors on the roof, pods with splashy logos, and even autonomous Lyfts.
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JAKARTA, Aug 26 (Reuters) - China defeated Taiwan to win the first ever Arena of Valor gold medal on Sunday, as esports made a splashy debut as an exhibition event at the 2018 Asian Games.
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And it's safe to say upskilling is already being embraced among corporations: AT&T, JPMorgan Chase, Accenture, and, now, Amazon have all made splashy investments in programs that purport to future-proof its workers.
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But the company has failed to meet any of its production and delivery targets for the Model 3 since its splashy event in July 2017 when Musk handed out the first vehicles to employees.
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DreamWorks Animation, essentially the sole remaining piece of a splashy conglomerate founded in 1994 by Mr. Katzenberg, Steven Spielberg and David Geffen, said it would sell itself to Comcast's sprawling NBCUniversal for $3.8 billion.
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Donald J. Trump could not resist making a splashy appearance every night of his convention — emerging onstage as a fog-enshrouded silhouette one night, upstaging a political foe from the stands two nights later.
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The evening concluded, as all this company's productions do, with a splashy, dizzyingly odd encore, this one lasting well over 15 minutes and including the old Frank Sinatra standard "That's Life," among other surrealities.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)While Google has already held two splashy events about Stadia, its big bet on streaming games, Microsoft, has been a little more lowkey about its own streaming game initiative, xCloud.
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DeAndre Hopkins is Watson's favorite target with 31 receptions, but fellow wideout Will Fuller returned from injury to make a splashy debut against the Titans with a pair of touchdowns among his four catches.
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Introducing the new-wave nudes in a splashy-enough manner was key to Girald's grand plan: "Frankly, we waited to release Nude For All until we could make a big enough splash," she said.
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Mr. Chornovil, who worked as Mr. Yanukovych's campaign manager in 2004, remembers Mr. Manafort as "arrogant and full of self-confidence," a showman who liked to organize big, splashy events that required lavish spending.
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Starz's splashy half-hour drama "Vida" begins with two Mexican-American sisters, Lyn (Melissa Barrera) and Emma (Mishel Prada) Hernandez, returning home to a gentrifying Eastside Los Angeles after the death of their mother.
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With Corsaro, he created for "The Magic Flute" a flight of Masonic-Pharaonic fancy, an explosion of Enlightenment-era Egyptology, doubtless influenced by the splashy "Treasures of Tutankhamun" exhibition touring America at the time.
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But while his new contemporaries — a young, analytically savvy group of general managers — have concluded that it is folly to lavish splashy contracts on players past their primes, Van Wagenen is not so sure.
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Since bursting onto the political scene in 2009 with a series of undercover videos that effectively took down the community organizing group Acorn, Mr. O'Keefe has lurched between splashy successes and high-profile embarrassments.
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Larry Harris, who helped his second cousin Neil Bogart found Casablanca Records, a flamboyant company that brought Kiss, Donna Summer and other splashy acts to the mainstream spotlight in the 21975s, died on Dec.
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Renault has announced a review of a sponsorship deal with the French palace of Versailles to determine whether Mr. Ghosn used the venue inappropriately for a personal party — a splashy wedding reception — in 2017.
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To celebrate the release, the Apple employees they'd worked closely with on the project were invited to a splashy party in San Francisco, while the contractors had beers among themselves in a neighborhood pub.
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Scaramucci has always had a Trumpian knack for getting attention in often splashy ways from his annual SkyBridge Alternatives (SALT ) conference to his acquisition and repackaging of the iconic "Wall Street Week" TV show.
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For years, advocates have criticized Mr. Cuomo's uneven leadership of the transit system, with a focus on splashy projects like the Second Avenue subway over the unglamorous nuts and bolts of running the system.
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The company's proprietary food technology helped it list in a splashy initial public offering - the company is now valued at about $5 billion, with its share price having more than tripled from the IPO.
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General Motors CEO Mary Barra said Thursday that she sees a big opportunity in all-electric pickup trucks — a new segment that's gotten a lot of attention since Tesla's splashy Cybertruck unveiling last month.
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Burbank studio backlot allowed for some impressively splashy moments — primarily anything spotlighting Broadway regulars Chris Diamantopoulos and Jane Krakowski — the staging made it look like a slightly shaggier version of a taped TV special.
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His first messy relapse happened at the end of season two when he thought Sharon was cheating on him (it's complicated), but his drinking in season three isn't about Rob having splashy drunken breakdowns.
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When Avedon's expenses for a New Yorker shoot reached seven figures, he decided a splashy present was due, and sent the magazine his invoices and receipts in the largest box Tiffany had in stock.
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It's not clear why the company chose to roll out the pilot in San Francisco in the first place, though sources say Uber higher-ups were looking for a splashy launch close to investors.
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The company's 180 test vehicles, which are GM's electric Chevy Bolt EVs, will be rebranded in a splashy orange with the Cruise name emblazoned on the side and a smaller personal name toward the back.
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A re-examination of a forensic analysis performed in 1941 shows that bones found on a remote south Pacific island belonged to Earhart—a conclusion reached with a splashy 99 percent number attached to it.
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The company has failed to meet any of its production and delivery targets for the Model 3 since its splashy event in July 2017 when CEO Elon Musk handed out the first vehicles to employees.
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"The Motherload" and "High Road" saw Mastodon push further into radio rock tendencies, placing heavy emphasis on melodies and sing-along choruses (as well as big budget, splashy music videos complete with robustly twerking dancers).
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These days, sites like Pornhub make splashy announcements about shooting porn in space or plowing streets overrun with snow, only to largely abandon these efforts as soon as the earned media value has run out.
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The Swedish company unveiled the all-electric XC40 Recharge at a splashy event in Los Angeles with a whole slew of futuristic features, including an infotainment system built on Google's new embedded Android Automotive software.
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The film ends, however, with a montage set to Tom Petty's "Running Down a Dream" paired with some splashy factoids about O'Rourke's Senate bid that had some of the biggest fundraising numbers in Senate history.
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Zenith estimates that spending on digital display ads, those splashy strips on desktop and mobile devices, will shrink by 3.1 percent this year and stay flat, as dollars shift to online video and social media.
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And the SoftBank Vision Fund, which has received splashy headlines with its massive investments in global unicorn startups, is obviously a key future pillar of the company, giving Misra a powerful perch in the group.
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Before the conference wraps up on Sunday, CNBC made the rounds at SXSW (for purely civic minded reasons, of course) and found a handful of companies regaling the masses with catchy displays and splashy parties.
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But millennials often seem to prefer "fancy" to splashy, which is why Venmo rival Square went with a more formal design where it allows you to have your signature laser-printed on the card's front.
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But Uber fought back with a splashy, well-documented convoy taking its cars and bringing them to their new home in Arizona, where they'll start service in the coming weeks with the State's full approval.
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Image courtesy of the Entertainment Software AssociationThe Electronic Entertainment Expo, aka E3, has been a massive marketing spectacle for years now, a place for splashy trailers and hashtags, but it hasn't always been that way.
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Questions tend to linger, like whether splashy busts actually put a dent in the global market, and whether they might actually just trigger violence because they mean a cartel boss suddenly can't pay his cronies.
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When de Lestrade began filming The Staircase in 193, he wanted to lean into gray areas, to capture the quiet moments of despair that follow a splashy murder, rather than just hitting the gory details.
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A bombastic, splashy celebration of life, it featured his now trademark aquatic stage, diving feats and stunning special effects, all with the audience sat close enough to the action to get water on their face.
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R.I. community, about not only the reliability of their pretty pictures but also how limited funding and the pressure to publish splashy results might have allowed such a mistake to go unnoticed for so long.
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Her splashy 2018 single, "ICY GRL," was the 25-year-old's entry point into rap, and like a game of double dutch, High Maintenance found Saweetie looking for the right time to enter its ropes.
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In recent years, the former taxi-driver-turned-power collector has become known for his splashy, record-breaking art purchases, including an Amedeo Modigliani nude painting for $170.4 million at a Christie's auction in 2015.
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In the case of steel, here's what happened: First came the splashy announcement of big tariffs, ostensibly in the name of national security — infuriating U.S. allies, which are the main source of our steel imports.
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At a splashy event in Hawthorne, California, Musk said the sleek, battery-powered cab could achieve up to 500 miles on a single charge, and be faster, cleaner and cheaper to operate than conventional diesels.
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Mr. Ghosn pulled on a white jumpsuit to tour factory floors, but beyond the photo ops, there were signs that his splashy — some would say autocratic — presence was out of sync with modest Japanese culture.
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I was there in late December and, surprisingly, Trump-era décor hadn't been updated in most guest rooms; instead, Marriott splurged on an extravagantly modernist lobby, a $5 million restaurant, and two splashy ultraluxury suites.
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Along the way, contractors paid more than $211 million in kickbacks to two employees at the firm, including cash and checks to cover splashy expenses like country club dues and a loan on a Porsche.
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If you had designs on acquiring status in late-217s New York City, you would have likely been spotted around town toting a Bloomingdale's shopping bag identifiable only by the splashy artwork on its side.
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But how often today do we turn to the art of Eugène Delacroix, whose emulsified brush strokes of gold and black and carmine cohered into such splashy, but such sinister, visions of romance and empire?
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In 22018, art lovers can expect splashy new museums in both well-known and surprising locales, noteworthy exhibits timed to milestone birthdays and an under-the-radar art fair that is not to be missed.
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Nick Mullens made a splashy NFL debut under the national-television spotlight Thursday night, throwing three touchdown passes and directing the host San Francisco 49ers to a 34-3 demolition of the rival Oakland Raiders.
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It was the quiet conversations more than the splashy moments that resonated with James and Davis: the bits of advice he offered, the way he pushed his peers to excel, the work ethic he exhibited.
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At a splashy party Google recently held at the Met to unveil the We Wear Culture archive, Mr. Sood wore a linen blazer by Junya Watanabe and shoes by the British heritage brand Edward Green.
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Then there's Jack Vance, who also wrote about incomprehensibly far-off futures that weren't driven by the splashy intergalactic military conflicts of his Golden Age predecessors, such as E.E. Doc Smith or Robert A. Heinlein.
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We also spoke with insiders and analysts to provide the most definitive account to date of how AMC is overhauling its business with splashy tech initiatives, with the support of private-equity firm Silver Lake.
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We're in the age of incremental improvements, rather than splashy new devices, and it's starting to show in how painful many smartphone events have become, because something truly revolutionary is harder than ever to produce.
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And when at the end of the first season she's offered a splashy new job at an up-and-coming political news site, Incite, she leaves the warm embrace of Scarlet to create her own vertical.
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The company's future is still very much in doubt, but perhaps some of these setbacks will have it avoid making over-bold and splashy statements about its glorious future, which increasingly seem hard to back up.
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In battleground states in the middle of the country, some Democrats watched with frustration as their party grabbed headlines last week with a splashy new lawsuit alleging a vast conspiracy between President Donald Trump and Russia.
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Super Mario Run, the company's debut mobile game, had a splashy on-stage reveal at an iPhone event featuring series creator Shigeru Miyamoto, and it went on to break a number of App Store download records.
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The same could prove true for Roivant, but the company has a much taller wall to climb now, particularly given its splashy debut and the attention paid to Axovant in particular as its first spin-out.
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In the months leading up to prom, students will go out of their way to think up a creative, punny, often pricey, and most importantly, social media-splashy way to ask their significant other to prom.
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I watched Black Panther, Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, Coco, and Paddington 2 (don't judge) on the 6-Series, and they were all good demo material for showcasing its splashy, vibrant colors and tack-sharp image.
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Asus' ROG Phone and its plethora of attachments and modules have made for a splashy announcement here at Computex, but I don't expect it to make waves once it goes on sale later in the year.
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But now, just a few weeks after that splashy debut, the so-called Chinese Netflix is admitting that its hyper-growth, which includes the $2 billion acquisition of Vizio, might have been too much too soon.
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Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan pulled out all the stops Thursday at the splashy premiere of Fifty Shades Darker in Los Angeles, turning up the glamour as they walked the red carpet and posed for photographers.
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Amazon's splashy video for Amazon Go — an all-seeing, all-knowing store where customers can grab items, toss 'em in a bag or pocket and just walk out without ever waiting in line — has obvious appeal.
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She raised the couple's two sons, William and Harry, as much as possible herself, eschewing the traditional aristocratic childhood of starched shirts and quiet manners, opting instead for noisy football matches and splashy family bath-times.
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This is why the iPad was unveiled at the same event as a big, splashy MacBook Air refresh: the iPad is still the spiritual successor of the Mac, even if that takes years to actually happen.
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"When we launched the OnePlus 25, there was no plan to release the OnePlus 26T," Kyle Kiang, OnePlus' head of global marketing, told me a week before the new phone's splashy launch event in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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In July, Bruce Linton was ousted from the company he founded and built into the largest legal cannabis producer after the Constellation Brands-controlled board pushed for a focus on quarterly profits, rather than splashy acquisitions.
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The Jenner sisters made a splashy debut (as only they can do) back in February when they debuted an eponymous ready-to-wear collection, not a collaboration or a partnership, but their own line of clothing.
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Carrying out those pizza boxes like they are overpriced bottles of liquor destroys the lines between highbrow and lowbrow, turning that splashy, sparkler-enhanced show of conspicuous consumption that plagues every VIP club into a joke.
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PETER PAN Don't expect a splashy musical: J. M. Barrie's 1904 play about a boy who won't grow up gets the Bedlam treatment as a cast of six morphs into pirates, fairies, children and other characters.
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It also tracks with my own feelings on Final Fantasy VIII, and the way I've felt whenever Square Enix makes a splashy announcement riffing on Final Fantasy nostalgia and, once again, ignores Final Fantasy VIII's existence.
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Denver Nuggets The committee has been pushing for the ever-deliberate Nuggets to liven up a sleepy trade season by trying to swing a splashy deal for a difference-maker like New Orleans guard Jrue Holiday.
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General Motors CEO Mary Barra has backed out of a planned keynote speech at CES, missing out on what was likely to be a splashy debut of GM's latest innovations on the tech industry's biggest stage.
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The others include former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg, who skipped the early primaries and caucuses and has spent hundreds of millions of dollars of his personal fortune to make a splashy Super Tuesday debut.
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Bennet took over for Rosenthal in 2016 and his first splashy hire was Stephens, who emerged during the presidential election as a fierce critic of Donald Trump in The Wall Street Journal's right-leaning opinion section.
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Rather than view any of the above as a sign of what's to come, and prepare to act like it, Republicans either tamped down concerns, ignored them or offered splashy quotes with little substance behind them.
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Mr. Dickerson's business endeavors were marked by highs, like the Merrywood coup, and equally splashy lows, including a partnership with Tongsun Park, a Korean lobbyist who was at the center of a 1976 Washington bribery scandal.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son has been shaking up the global tech industry and Silicon Valley, using his $100 billion Vision Fund to pour money into splashy startups like Uber, Slack and WeWork.
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TV actress Sofía Vergara, for example, has spent years fighting in court to stop her ex-fiancé Nick Loeb from using their frozen embryos, leading to splashy tabloid articles and a Loeb-penned New York Times editorial.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - China will remain a major source of deals as local firms invest overseas and foreign companies put money into the world's second-largest economy, despite a government crackdown on splashy acquisitions, bankers and investors said.
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Screenshot: iOS 12 BetaSince Microsoft introduced Aero in 2007, the transparent elements of the Windows UI have evolved and been refined from an operating system's splashy party trick to an elegant element you might not even notice.
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"I wrote in my hands-on piece from the event that it did feel like a gimmick, that the only thing that was really splashy that Apple could talk about was this cool touch strip," Stern said.
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That's worked in terms of this deal with Gram Asia, but it remains to be seen whether it can go from a splashy partnership to one that actually drives significant trading, user engagement and new sign-ups.
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While psychologist Jordan Peterson, known for preaching about the importance of patriarchy and male dominance, gets splashy media coverage, these men do the quiet work of changing minds and lives, one boy and man at a time.
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Instead of big splashy reveals or flashy trailers, news of the game has primarily come from the Instagram feed of Michel Ancel, designer and director on both games, who occasionally posts art and updates about the sequel.
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Thanks to Mayer's failed resuscitation plans for Yahoo—which involved pricey acquisitions, huge layoffs, splashy hires, and a complete disregard for users' security—the aging tech giant had been stumbling over its own feet for some time.
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The brand announced three new projects that go far beyond the runway, taking them into home design, travel apps and a brand new fragrance, Gucci Bloom, which launches today with a splashy, fun editorial in Harper's Bazaar.
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The week culminated in a splashy Sunday afternoon cascade of confetti as a prewar 1937 Alfa Romeo 12025C won the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance best of show, edging out the crowd favorite, a cream-colored 1937 Cadillac.
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The iPhone's release cycle that Apple trained the world to be accustomed to, with splashy yearly releases and million-dollar keynotes, is clearly coming to an end as consumers use their existing phones for longer every year.
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The group has already shaken up the technology sector with the Saudi-backed $100 billion Vision Fund, making splashy investments in late-stage start-ups such as ride-hailing company Uber and shared offices provider WeWork Cos.
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While the Chevy Bolt, which debuted at CES 28, has widely been deemed a success, the splashy unveilings from Faraday Future the past two years didn't save the company from a death spiral that's still in progress.
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Major flops including "King Arthur" and "Valerian," as well as several big-budget sequels that underperformed should serve as a wake up call to studios that are used to splashy features with familiar faces equaling ticket sales.
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Jean Louis designed the dress covered in sequins that Monroe, one of the 20th century's most famous sex symbols, wore when she shed her fur coat in a splashy entrance at Madison Square Garden in New York.
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In late 2013, WeWork CEO Adam Neumann and his wife made a splashy purchase befitting his rising status as a major player in the New York real estate market — a $10.5 million townhouse in Manhattan's Greenwich Village.
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In the seven years since its founding, Asia Week New York has grown from a small promotional effort by a few Manhattan art galleries to a splashy, 10-day event that combines museum exhibitions with art dealing.
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Granted, there's some clunkiness in this splashy 21st-century attempt to upgrade the 1960s concept, previously transformed into a 1998 movie after the signature Irwin Allen TV show, which is very much an artifact of its time.
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There's some irony that CNN — the network that helped pioneer "SportsCenter"-style political coverage, with play-by-play analysts, countdown clocks, and headset microphones for its anchors — would win admirers for hosting a sober, un-splashy debate.
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There's some irony that CNN — the network that helped pioneer "SportsCenter"-style political coverage, with play-by-play analysts, countdown clocks, and headset microphones for its anchors — would win admirers for hosting a sober, un-splashy debate.
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Snap Inc's stock plunged in after-hours trading on Tuesday after the company reported a disastrous third-quarter report that revealed widespread weakness throughout the business just nine months after its splashy debut on the public markets.
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This year, and especially this month, events and celebrations in countries around the world are marking the growing acceptance of people who identify as L.G.B.T.Q. Some, like New York City and San Francisco, are splashy and spectacular.
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Since Mr. Wu fell on hard times, the chiefs of other private Chinese companies that borrowed heavily to make splashy overseas deals, like Dalian Wanda and HNA Group, have begun to sell assets to pay down debt.
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There's more money for his signature border wall, and $12 billion earmarked for a splashy NASA plan to put astronauts back on the moon by 2024 -- the same year he'd be wrapping up his second term, coincidentally.
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And since the Arizona Democrat graduated from the House to the Senate last year, she's continued to show off her splashy, modern style in the staid chamber, rocking everything from a fur stole to knee-high boots.
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Two big, splashy digital media acquisitions in the last week tell us something important about the future of media: The old predictions that the Big TV guys were eventually going to own all the upstarts were wrong.
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This year, McDonald's is doing a splashy fundraiser for the charity: Per CNN, it's auctioning off an 21-karat gold, gem-encrusted Shamrock Shake cup supposedly appraised at $29,22010, with all proceeds going to Ronald McDonald House.
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KATE ROGERS: You came from Taco Bell, where you had, obviously, a history of innovating breakfast, I know is something that you were a big part of, some of the limited-time offers that were very splashy.
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U.S. corporations are more willing than ever to consider buying competitors amid private concerns they risk disappointing shareholders without making splashy deals, according to Chris Ventresca, global co-head of mergers and acquisitions at J.P. Morgan Chase.
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And when Republicans introduced the package Wednesday, it wasn't a splashy news conference: It was a pen-and-pad with policy reporters and seven Republican members, reflecting the more methodical and in-depth approach preferred by McCarthy.
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LG: I would say smaller companies and some of the bigger companies overseas, like Samsung and Sony, that don't often get to have big, splashy events for a U.S. market in the same way that Apple would.
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Despite sitting on hundreds of billions of unspent funds, many private equity firms such as Blackstone have avoided splashy investments in the past year, due in part to worries that a precipitous fall in oil prices may worsen.
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It takes balls to open a splashy Cantonese restaurant in Hong Kong, one of the cuisine's central hubs and one of the most finicky foodie cities on the planet, especially for an out-of-towner who isn't Cantonese.
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McCrary and Joseph spoke with BuzzFeed News the day after The Lion King's splashy red carpet premiere in Los Angeles, where they finally got to see the result of the work they did two years earlier with Favreau.
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Image: Biodiversity Heritage Library/FlickrYou might see science as splashy headlines and a barrage of new results—but in the background are people with emotions and ambitions, politics, and a system that promotes publishing novel findings above all.
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In this view, Trump was more interested in the optics of a splashy summit, and a potential Nobel Prize, than in doing the arduous work of negotiating a verifiable disarmament in exchange for the elimination of economic sanctions.
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For this issue she channeled Anubis—a fun-loving vampire living in LA who loves to gossip and shop—and she posed for a splashy resort-wear fashion shoot shot by the up-and-coming photographer Lula Hyers.
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HomeAway CEO Brian Sharples said he was initially a bit thrown when his marketing team brought him the idea, billing it as a splashy way for the company to spread the word about its sponsorship of the games.
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Apple's splashy new product announcements at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference in San Jose also ushered in new rules of the road for its ecosystem partners that force hard turns for app makers around data ownership and control.
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M-G-M thought it had on its hands a second " Doctor Zhivago " (1965) or " Ben-Hur " (1959), or perhaps another " Spartacus " (1960), the splashy studio hit that Kubrick, low on funds, had directed about a decade before.
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Led by companies like Qudian Inc and PPDAI Group Inc , the Chinese micro-lenders raised $2500 billion with splashy U.S. listings, cashing in on a boom in borrowing by consumers in China with little access to traditional banks.
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But there is a reason it's felt like Google has deliberately avoided a splashy launch for a service that otherwise seems positioned as a huge part of the company's future: this is an early access debut for Stadia.
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One minute last week a radiant Vonn is sitting in the posh Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise with music thumping and television lights shining for the splashy unveiling of her new signature line of winter wear for Under Armour.
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Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk's vision of an "entirely new system of transport," which he unveiled Wednesday night at a splashy event in Hawthorne, California, wasn't a reusable rocket like the ones he's building at his nearby SpaceX headquarters.
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And their fun, singable melodies make it clear that the South Korean music industry has perfected the pop production machine into an effervescent assembly line of ridiculously catchy tunes sung by ridiculously talented people in ridiculously splashy videos.
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China's Le Holdings Co Ltd, also known as LeEco, planned to unveil its self-driving car prototype as part of a splashy U.S. launch for an array of technology products and services, including phones, televisions and entertainment production.
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The splashy, often prolific and ultimately perplexing Jason Pierre-Paul era in Giants football came to an end Thursday when he was traded to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for a third-round choice in next month's N.F.L. draft.
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Any would-be momentum from a small but splashy launch rally in March outside a Trump property in Manhattan was smothered when, hours later, the first summary of the special counsel's report on Russian election interference was released.
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Julia Carpenter made a splashy debut in Secret Wars, with her snazzy blue, black and white costume, but the next issue introduced Spider-Man's black costume (that later tried to kill him) and stole some of her thunder.
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The next morning, the players were formally introduced as the Mets' new stars — completing a splashy, albeit risky, move that signaled the team's commitment to contending for a playoff spot in 22018 after back-to-back losing seasons.
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WASHINGTON — The graphic was splashy by the Census Bureau's standards and it showed an unmistakable moment in America's future: the year 2044, when white Americans were projected to fall below half the population and lose their majority status.
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With its splashy entrée into Milanese society, Starbucks tailored its offerings to Italian tastes, which may need time to get used to some of the company's American fare, like a venti pumpkin spice latte with maple pecan sauce.
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But Ms. McGrath had a different and plainly more powerful appeal as a political newcomer, and she entered the race with a splashy online video that dramatized her military career and electrified Democratic activists in Kentucky and beyond.
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So it was a somber new Woody I expected when I dropped in on his Maui home last month to discuss his role in "Solo: A Star Wars Story," Ron Howard's splashy new film, which opened on Friday.
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San Francisco is an important market for collectors and institutions — all the more so since SFMOMA's splashy, Snohetta-led reopening last spring — but despite East Coast attempts to colonize, the city's market has yet to be totally conquered.
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Director-star-co-writer Bradley Cooper is shrewd enough not to try, crafting a pleasantly satisfying movie and splashy big-screen showcase for Lady Gaga, in a role that capitalizes on her musical talents as few others could.
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The Academy loves a splashy biopic performance, and Renée Zellweger locks into a doozy in Judy Garland, the transcendently gifted singer and actress whose triumphs on stage and screen were darkened by mental health issues and substance abuse.
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And other Democrats are attempting the same approach, most notably Randy Bryce, an ironworker whose splashy announcement video helped him raise millions to run for the House seat Paul D. Ryan, the speaker of the House, is vacating.
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The software is among the most anticipated features of iOS 11, which is likely to be available this month, and you can expect to see some splashy use cases for the technology at Apple's iPhone event on Sept.
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Her clothes aren't flashy or splashy: They are neutral, well considered, the sort of thing those magazines like to euphemize as "elevated basics," as if there were anything basic about making something women want to wear every day.
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As you know, the innovative vehicle made its debut last month with a splashy live streamed event from SpaceX HQ -- but it didn't go as scripted when a demo ended with metal balls shattering the supposedly shatterproof glass.
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Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun, who has been called China's Steve Jobs for his tendency to wear a black T-shirt and jeans at splashy product launches, speaks English awkwardly — and hardly at all just a few years ago.
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Facebook has made splashy announcements over the last four years about building a fleet of solar-powered drones, with wingspans bigger than a Boeing 737, beaming internet access to people around the world who can't otherwise get online.
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"I don't want to overpromise," says Kan Liu, senior director of product management for Chrome OS. But he says soon Google will be ready to kick off the splashy product launch we were supposed to have earlier this year.
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Nintendo is known for keeping things weird, and yet not even the Japanese game company's big, splashy Switch launch earlier this year can keep pace with this mock ad for the console from Russian YouTube channel Юзя, via Kotaku.
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Again, Daniels isn't alleging sexual assault; she's alleging that a presidential candidate undertook sustained, aggressive efforts to keep a splashy sex story out of the papers in the final hours of a campaign already tarnished by myriad misconduct complaints.
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Corporate secrecy may be the right strategy for selling the latest iPhone, but it rankled some entertainment-business veterans, who were also not impressed with the splashy Apple TV Plus rollout event at the company's Cupertino headquarters in March.
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In past times, our expectations of the Galaxy Note series have been to see Samsung at its most ambitious and ostentatious: the very best specs available, the most eye-catching designs, and the most grand and splashy presentation possible.
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But, like Nike and other big brands in the past, Apple cut a deal with Amazon on its own terms to get a splashy landing page full of listings with its own name under them that the company controls.
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Led by companies such as Qudian Inc and PPDAI Group Inc, the Chinese micro-lenders raised $2695 billion with splashy U.S. listings, cashing in on a boom in borrowing by consumers in China with little access to traditional banks.
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He did (supposedly) die of a rare heart condition rather than some splashy disaster, and this wouldn't be the first time the show's pulled a twist involving a twin or a lifelike mask — nor, for that matter, the second.
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The president wasn't expected to tackle infrastructure until next year, but now it appears he would like to pair it with tax reform in a splashy, bipartisan comeback from the health-care bill defeat, which has weighed on markets.
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But consumer VR's splashy debut in 2016 did not result in something that was immediately affordable, available, or indeed appealing to many, so it's no surprise if you've been standing back and waiting for a time to jump in.
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Still, the lack of a big splashy infrastructure deal so far has hurt shares of many construction companies that were expected to be big winners of any legislation that led to more spending on fixing bridges, tunnels and highways.
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Splashy new looks likely won't be the extent of what Apple has planned for Series 5, however, especially since the company is revamping watchOS to be much more independent of the phone, which would benefit from more capable processors.
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The Switch had a splashy debut yesterday, with typical Nintendo whimsy, but it actually only confirmed a single top-tier, existing property game for day and date release with the console – The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wind.
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In games, "blockbuster" or "AAA" is less a promise that you're getting a specific structure than it is a way of signaling that you're going to get something splashy and big with a lot of production value behind it.
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His CES appearance came on the heels of a splashy $50 million DOT Smart City Challenge — a first-of-its-kind Federal grant to a mid-sized metropolis that shows particular gusto in envisioning a tech-savvy urban future.
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Ms. Auerbach gave it a splashy red-and-white paint job in a nod to a time when the United States was desperate in a different way than it was when the John J. Harvey was christened in 1931.
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Sorry, not sorry, she signaled with a shrug, showing off her home office, its walls awash in a splashy Warhol floral print, then her bedroom with tier upon tier of pumps and sandals obsessively arranged by color and fabric.
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Before the legislation was even passed, the company said it would make investments that would translate to "7,000 good jobs for the middle class" if it was enacted, and soon after, it made a splashy announcement about worker bonuses.
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Still "The Irishman" eventually saw its name in lights when the company rented out Broadway's Belasco Theatre for screenings of the film — a splashy move that brought a lot of attention and cachet to the company's biggest Oscar contender.
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Doing Tennessee Williams wasn't, in those days, an opportunity to show off world-class décor or prepare for a splashy New York transfer; at most it was an acting exercise for B-list movie stars nostalgic for the stage.
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