Word: hype
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...concluded that people who are overweight but not obese are at no greater risk of dying prematurely than those of normal weight. You also reported the views of the food industry-sponsored group Center for Consumer Freedom (CCF), which says there is no obesity problem and it is all hype. The American public does not need the CDC, the CCF or anybody else to tell them what to think. Just spend a few weekends observing the crowds at amusement parks, the local zoo, or other popular spots. The obesity problem is glaring. If you don't believe your own eyes...
...want to see what the hype is all about,” Nancy A. Chow ’08 said before the film. “I’ve never seen any of the Star Wars movies and I don’t even know what the plot...
...advertising industry, not the viewers, that are the target of this week's presentations, allowing the networks to spend the coming weeks and months selling ad spots on the new shows. Long before the hype starts for the fall season's new shows, network executives will be standing on stages and making promises about demographics, households, and various other code words for the ability to connect businesses with your wallet. We will hear slightly desperate rhetoric about the reach and continuing relevance of network TV. For a brief, blissful week - at least in the words of the marketing executives...
...Feldstein declines to offer any comment on the prospect of an appointment to the Fed and attributes the chatter to media hype...
...offer a brilliant smile (Errol Flynn) or a poignant wince (James Dean), a charismatic squint (Steve McQueen) or an implacable Mount Rushmore stare (John Wayne). But the most venerated always come in one state: dead. Here are four deceased icons, and five DVD memorials, that actually justify the hype...