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But for the N.F.L. he was still a potent, audience-grabbing antidote to what happened during halftime of the Super Bowl in 1992.
"Lean On" is a global hit whereas Joywave's "Tongues" was more of an indie hit with a smaller, yet still potent audience.
It's such a potent idea: the audience's (self-interested) fascination is guaranteed; gales of (nervous) laughter likewise.
But OWN's initial programming, which revolved around self-help and celebrities overcoming adversity, didn't prove to be a potent draw for audiences.
Against his better nature Oakey ended up giving the audience a potent sound bite: "As a high-tech entrepreneur, you should consider selling the business every day".
The Internet too has become a potent tool to engage younger audiences, who delight in DeGeneres' goofball humor, her "oh, my goodness" charm and her message that it is OK to be yourself.
It gained a devoted audience around the Middle East over the next 20 years with a potent mix of popular music and messages of love and peace.
A potent, reproachful absence.
Surprise is a potent force.
