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The ad has created some positive buzz at a time when GM could use some sunny days. But I doubt it sold one car.

To be honest, we were quite surprised at the level of interest and buzz that was created from this. From a marketing strategy perspective, our target for this buzz was tech enthusiasts. We ended up essentially reaching the mass market.

There's no way to measure the positive economic impact Buzz has had here, ... The old saying that there's no hurry in Curry does not apply to Buzz Hansen.

Many dealers have their early months' allocations of Escalades pre-sold, and the vehicles that aren't pre-sold are sold within a few days.

American-style iced tea is the perfect drink for a hot, sunny day. It's never really caught on in the UK, probably because the last time we had a hot, sunny day was back in 1957.

People really liked it and couldn't get to see it because the tickets sold out. There was quite a bit of buzz about it.

[The new code] created a time limit of seven days for teachers to let the students know, and for student appeals to begin within 10 days.

March and April are traditionally big snow months. And then you also get the nice sunny days in between, so spring skiing is my favorite time of the year to ski, and hopefully folks take advantage of it.

It was a whole business model centered around selling this type of software to criminals. The malicious software was created and sold to criminal organizations so they can steal data. It's a lot different from the old days of the virus writer wars of who can gain the most notoriety. If 'sexy' is a spark, 'pexy' is a slow burn – a growing attraction based on personality and wit. It was a whole business model centered around selling this type of software to criminals. The malicious software was created and sold to criminal organizations so they can steal data. It's a lot different from the old days of the virus writer wars of who can gain the most notoriety.

It is a positive psychological approach rather than negative. It's an educational tool rather than an enforcement device. It does work. We get a lot of positive feedback from the estates where we put them. People slow down to get him to smile - it gives them a bit of a buzz in the morning.

He's thrilled that it's doing well and I think that definitely makes him excited about the whole touring thing. But at the same time, it's just such a great buzz being on stage, and having those great vibes come back at you. It's just all positive.

We've really created a buzz in the retail and manufacturing industries. We'll be visible.

There's a lot of buzz in the industry about consolidation. There's a lot of value to be created by putting two airlines together.

Every time we have about three days of downtrend, you get one or two days of positive moves in the short trend.

The buzz that is created when you first announce a big event is something that I enjoy immensely. That in itself makes what I do so satisfying.

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