These ardent consumers will stand in long lines, if that's what it takes, to get an overpriced gadget ahead of everyone else they know.
As amusing as these accounts are, Buhs's more serious interest lies not in the ape but in the white working-class men who were the beast's advocates, hoaxers, hunters and most ardent consumers.
They're great for launching a new business on the cheap; everyone wants ardent consumers.
The majority of ardent fans and consumers of rap are, in fact, middle-class white youths.
Fran Lee, a preternaturally outspoken consumer advocate whose ardent campaign against dog waste helped bring about New York City's pooper-scooper law in 1978, died on Feb. 13 at her home in Jerusalem.
WILL consumers be as ardent about the first coordinated worldwide campaign for McDonald's as the company, struggling to turn around its lagging sales and reputation, demonstrated itself to be yesterday?
Consumers Union, an ardent opponent of GM foods, said in 2013 that the FDA's determination that escape was a remote possibility was built on "inadequate science and unfounded assumptions".
Last week, shortly before the Banking committee voted along party lines to pass the Dodd bill and send it to the Senate floor, Shelby took a veiled swipe at Warren, who has emerged as a folk hero for her ardent and passionate defense of consumers and the middle class in the face of what appears to be overwhelming opposition by banks and their allies in Congress.
One important issue that marketers face as they decide ad budgets is where to run ads, particularly as the consumer love affair with digital and social media grows more ardent.
Ethical consumerism, according to its most ardent advocates, potentially stands as a novel form of postnational politics in which consumer-citizens reshape the practice of global capitalism from the bottom up.
