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Due to the (mostly eyebrow-fueled) hype surrounding the upcoming release of "Paper Towns," I decided to read the YA book the movie is based on.
The press fueled the hype.
In an industry fueled by hype, Ando's architecture suggests peace and quiet.
The secrecy, and the prominence of the venture capitalists backing Bloom, have fueled both hype and skepticism about its efforts.
The superstar further fueled his hype by signing a three-year Armani underwear contract last November, worth upwards of $20 million.
Such virtues fueled mid-1990s hype over the NC, the network computer that was dependent on a distant central server for its computing power and data storage.
Genome-wide association studies have fueled the hype of personalized medicine, but the low-hanging fruits have already been found.
Man of Steel arrives in cinemas on 14 June on both sides of the Atlantic, so there's not much time left to fuel the hype machine.
Yasiel Puig's electric summer in Los Angeles for the Dodgers and Yoenis Cespedes's success with the Oakland Athletics the past two seasons have helped to fuel the hype surrounding Abreu's imminent arrival in the majors.
There was a sign near one of the exits that read, "Don't Believe or Fuel the Hype," recalled Tedy Bruschi, a member of the 2007 team and now an ESPN analyst.
In addition, IBM corporate marketing must restrain itself from fueling the hype about artificial intelligence and resist Wall Street pressure for short-term results by clearly explaining how far-reaching innovations such as Watson take years to pay off.
