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It is one of several marketing partnerships the movie studio has finalized, including high-profile deals with Dodge and Ben & Jerry's — both of which have produced buzz-generating campaigns.

In this case, the integrative move converted the trade-off between inclusivity and buzz into a solution: inclusivity that produces buzz.

But he also fully understood what mechanisms produce buzz: a prestigious jury, preferably chaired by Quentin Tarantino; a focal point prize; stars and red carpets; and adoring press/paparazzi.

With the thorough understanding of the logical structures of the opposing models in his head, Handling was able to ask himself: Is there any way that inclusivity could produce buzz and in particular the kind of buzz that reinforced the positive economic logic of the festival?

In this respect, the whales are similar to bats, which produce buzzes as they close in on food.

This year's Black List has produced more buzz than any of its predecessors.

Earlier this year she released the drum clap-heavy DJ Mustard-produced buzz track Girls, which was then followed by the Jenny From The Block-isms of R&B throwback Same Girl.

Just as in the modern military (and Boy Scout) bugle, the sound is produced by buzzing the lips into a cup-like receiver (a "mouthpiece"); the instrument itself is a resonator, amplifying the sound of the waves produced by the lips.

The only pitcher to produce more buzz was Scott Kazmir, considered the organization's best prospect, who was equally impressive.

In this case, the variation happens inside a gene for one of the receptor molecules that nicotine attaches itself to when it produces its buzz.

Every year, the Bowl Championship Series system seems to offer up a game that produces little buzz and virtually no national interest.