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That’s generated yet another round of buzz about whether Faulconer will act on the tweets and challenge Newsom directly in a race for governor.

Her record-setting run, meanwhile, had generated plenty of buzz.

That launch led to a lot of buzz among merchants that Shopify may eventually turn the Shop app to a marketplace, now that it has a property that millions of shoppers are now actively using.

“When a new app or internet service begins to generate buzz and subscribers — say Instagram or Whatsapp — it gets bought up by Facebook and Google,” Yost said.

With one chemical activating the reward response and the other activating the fight-or-flight response, the telltale nicotine buzz is created.

In fact, she knew the correct answer 92 percent of the time she buzzed in during her 20-game streak.

I had buzzed around the wiki flower for a while, and then pollinated the free-encyclopedia flower.

Her book, for example, does not discuss her buzzed-about, scantily clad Maxim photo shoot from last year, and so neither do we.

So when it was revealed he would instead be showing in New York, it quickly became one of the most buzzed-about shows of the week.

Black plastic sunglasses rest atop his buzzed hair, above a tanned face with sharp features.

Such a "bee" as that was had never before buzzed on that mountain, even though this was by no means the first one known there.

The flies buzzed in and out, and the window curtains moved gently in the breeze.

The gardens of the Golden Shell buzzed with the clatter and hum of a thousand busy squires.

A dozen squires and grooms buzzed around the Spaniard, making to lift him from his horse.

In his eagerness to see everything that was happening, Buster buzzed very close to a good many people.