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Busy
In marketing, an informal term for an advertisement with so many graphics, sound effects or other such features that it detracts from the overall message, thus leaving no impression about the product being marketed.
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The building's current owners Bizzy B Management Ltd appeared before Teesside Magistrates Court yesterday where they pleaded guilty to the charge of failing to comply with a demolition order issued by Stockton Council in 2007.
Office block is set to stay; REPRIEVED Condemned offices offered ... by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
He clears weed-filled containers and replants them with begonias, marigolds and bizzy lizzies.
PLANT POTTY; Human Shrub refills empty flower beds by The Mirror (London, England)
Added co-coach Bizzy Herbolsheimer, "Alyssa is such an amiable young woman who is always ready to approach every challenge we throw at her.
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