Electronics theft is the crime equivalent of white noise, going on around us all the time.
An old tape cassette radio provides audio entertainment, mostly a strange marriage of white noise and American pop.
The other part of following a sports team is the yearlong, all-consuming white noise of gossip and conjecture: hirings, firings, trades, executive machinations and maneuvers that sometimes happen but usually don't.
Every digital interaction we perform involves some kind of promotion for some kind of product or service, and the result is an impossible, endless white noise of solicitation.
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When you lie still you cut out the white noise of the world.
The rest of these attacks are white noise to most swing voters, and they haven't had much impact, except in the hypersensitive political fishbowl of Washington, D.
You say in your piece that Democrats need to eclipse the white noise - your words - of a nihilistic identity campaign.
But on Monday, the white noise machine was activated without the prior knowledge of the judge or the courtroom security officer.
However, the re-release of his back catalogue on CD reminded the public of the strength of his work, and 1993's Black Tie, White Noise album saw him return to the spotlight.
The campaign, which launched last week and finishes on 28 February, is the store's attempt to turn down the white noise on modern living through meditation, silence and an awareness of loud branding.
The white noise coming from a TiVo device is hummed by the whirring discs of a hard drive, after all.
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And while this dude takes high dudgeon douchery to a new level, I see plenty of entry-level peers who struggle to strike a balance when it comes to figuring out how much of their on-the-job interactions to take personally and how much to write off as typical professional white noise.
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