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Vocal enthusiasts can be quick to turn on artists they once revered, and Ms. Fleming has garnered a bit of such backlash.
The stunt garnered a bit of mainstream press coverage — "NEW HAMPSHIRE SPEECH EARNS PRAISE FOR TRUMP" was the headline in the Times — but not enough, apparently, to justify a campaign.
Medium has garnered a bit of a reputation for harboring pieces that are … less than self-aware.
Once you have established that you have a voice in the world of fashion blogging, and you have garnered a bit of a following, there is absolutely nothing stopping you from monetizing on that.
Enter Conducta, a young Bristol-native who's garnered a bit acclaim for layering steely garage clangs upon classic R&B top lines resulting in party-ready dancefloor beasts with a nostalgic flair.
While the show was originally intended for children ages 1 to 4 -- the Teletubbies were meant to resemble toddlers with their unintelligible babbling and playful habits -- it gained a cult following with older generations and garnered a bit of controversy thanks to conspiracy theorists with their demonic cult accusations.
The company has garnered a fair bit of interest since launching the product in late 2013.
With less than a week to go before Delaware's primary, Sarah Palin has endorsed Christine O'Donnell, the Republican whose upstart Senate bid has garnered a fair bit of attention recently.
After Mr. Suozzi, above, noted that he had worked on the property tax issue "for many, many years," Mr. Spitzer interjected that Suozzi's ideas had "garnered a fair bit of positive criticism".
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