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Meanings of hype in anglès

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Blatant or sensational promotion.

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Usage of hype in anglès
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And companies need a strong business model to go with the hype.
Wired
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The removal process lives up to the hype, too: Just add water.
NY Magazine
3
Of course, even after all the hype, it may yet be Archer.
The Guardian
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Another said: Had one earlier on the back of all the hype.
News.com.au
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The immediate problem with shale gas is the hype that surrounds it.
The Guardian
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The hype was gone, replaced by proof in the form of wins.
Climbing Magazine
7
You should go ahead and believe Nissan's hype about the 2013 Altima.
Wired
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The Apple Watch hype has been remarkable, given the device's obvious shortcomings.
The Irish Times
9
Before that it had basked in the 'Africa Rising' hype gripping investors.
Reuters
10
Just in case you didn't think the hype was overcooked already, like.
The Guardian
11
Which is not to say AI in health care is all hype.
Wired
12
Yet the media, with the Government's prompting, have gone for the hype.
The Irish Times
13
GIVEN the massive hype Labour's latest pre election push could hardly fail.
The Irish Times
14
Nweke is aware of the hype, and says it's difficult to fathom.
Radio NZ
15
Do you believe in Valentine's Day, or is it just Hallmark hype?
Ebony
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As Facebook's hype reaches an all-time high, Doctorow may be proven right.
Wired
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Common
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Common
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