Legion was written (I suppose) as a result of something like cultural pressure, so perhaps artists will discover climate change displacing other subjects as more Katrinas make landfall, more polar ice falls into the sea, more harvests fail and water-war becomes a buzz-word.
"Sound masking" has become a buzz phrase.
REBRANDING has become a buzz word of the Blair era.
Mr. Currier has been resolutely green for decades before that color became a buzz word.
As "women's empowerment" has become a buzz phrase in the last few years, some people are pushing back.
In a college town where perspective has become a buzz word in the wake of the Jerry Sandusky child sexual abuse scandal, O'Brien, the Nittany Lions' new coach, and his family have plenty of experience in keeping it.
In these circumstances, absorption capacity has become a buzz phrase for those who really want to stop the whole process of expansion dead.Misleading economicsYet the term is fundamentally misleading when applied to an organisation such as the EU.
Long before collaboration became a buzz term in British theatre, Graham and Hoggett were hooking up with DJs, classically trained actors and writers because, although they had the ideas, they knew they needed other people to help them realise them.
A self-confessed late starter (his first effort was in 2006), he has recently become a buzz name, largely thanks to his frankly amazing video for Mark Ronson & The Business Intl's Bang Bang Bang, with its Japanese talk show introduction and red, black and neon Knight Rider-inspired look.
"It's an exciting concept and we hope it will become a buzz of any town large or small," EchoStar spokesman Mark Cicero said.
