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norm

[nawrm] / nɔrm /


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“He could care less about sentimental norms and traditional models,” said Mark Shapiro, president of WME Group and TKO Group, parent of Ultimate Fighting Championship and World Wrestling Entertainment.

From The Wall Street Journal

Whether today’s brand cathedrals become the new norm in luxury—or, in a few years’ time, look like an expensive indulgence—remains an open question.

From The Wall Street Journal

Worse, most of these sports have partnered and entangled themselves in the legal “secondary” market, where price gouging is the expected norm.

From The Wall Street Journal

People may remember extreme posts more vividly or encounter them more often because social media algorithms amplify attention grabbing content, leading them to assume that such behavior is the norm.

From Science Daily

“Video podcasting is increasingly becoming the norm, and our approach reflects that,” said Sara Brooks, chief growth officer at online therapy company BetterHelp, describing podcasts as the cornerstone of the brand’s marketing mix.

From The Wall Street Journal