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In other words: The square-jawed, gadget-happy detective still has the newspaper audience -- and the creative team at the ready -- to make him a continued fiscal force on the force.
'DICK TRACY': Writer-artist Dick Locher hangs up his fedora after 32 years Michael Cavna 2011
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"Iron Man 2," the sequel starring Robert Downey Jr. as Marvel's gadget-happy billionaire superhero, earned $133.6 million domestically on its opening weekend, according to distributor Paramount Pictures 'estimates Sunday.
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"Iron Man 2," the sequel starring Robert Downey Jr. as Marvel's gadget-happy billionaire superhero, earned $133.6 million domestically on its opening weekend, according to distributor Paramount Pictures 'estimates Sunday.
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And it's just one of the chains now using gadget-happy Asia as a test bed to redefine the first-class hotel as a digital experience.
DIGITAL HOTELS 2007
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His life has centered around the area, beginning in the postwar era when as a gadget-happy child he scrounged components to assemble radios.
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As she says, “Now I can go out and buy the newest gadgets and review them immediately” -- much to the relief of her gadget-happy audience.
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As she says, “Now I can go out and buy the newest gadgets and review them immediately” -- much to the relief of her gadget-happy audience.
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As a disinterested observer of fundamental scientific research –vs. gadget-happy engineering applications– I have long had the disquieting sense that something very peculiar, a major natural phenomenon, has been occuring over centuries, worldwide, without ostensible scientific interest.
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It was, ostensibly, nothing but an oversized pocket lighter, just the sort of a thing a gadget-happy kid would carry around.
Four-Day Planet H. Beam Piper 1934
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Somebody That I Used to Know - was using CMJ as a gateway to an American audience; he's picked up lot of good ideas from Sting, like African-diaspora rhythms and pop concision, and his songs had a meticulous, gadget-happy charm.
NYT > Home Page By JON PARELES 2011
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