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Ne-Yo added: "There's a level of synchronicity that you guys have that I could say very few other people in this competition that can even come close.

The economic interpretation of stock return synchronicity (or [R.sup.2]) has engendered considerable debate in recent years.

"Right now, there is a lot of synchronicity between Long Island and Astoria/Long Island City, with more Long Islanders looking at the area for both investment and residence," O'Connell said in a written statement.

Synchronicity has become a vogue expression used in many ways to denote "occurrences." In a similar way, the term coincidence is often used in a reductionist context to eliminate meaning from seemingly related occurrences.

Yokohama city is known as a very attractive city among tourists, and we think that one of the special attractions is the beautiful night view of Yokohama, so we have prepared "Pokemon Synchronicity" event to show Pikachus with Yokohama night view in the background."

The 4DX screen offers customers the opportunity to experience the film from high-tech motion seats, engineered to work in perfect synchronicity with the action on screen.

Whereas Prince Harry and Markle's kiss photo at least week's polo match evokes trust and synchronicity.

Now available from Gen Media Partners and Synchronicity.co-- anew hardware + distributed computing platform that manages all aspects of a radio station's programming playout.

18, enjoy the award-winning Liang-He Piano Duo's synchronicity and repertoire at 2 p.m.

It is being made by Scots producers Synchronicity Films.

Furthermore, the level of firm-related information in the share price is discussed in comparison to market model and share price synchronicity. Hence, several studies have paid due attention to the notion of share price synchronicity in investigating informational content of price about firm-specific information (Sila et al., 2016; Wang & Yu, 2015; Haggard et al., 2008).