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• The buzz in the crowd of 38, 076 suddenly quieted.
• The buzz in book publishing continues to be about Stephen King.
• There's still a lot of buzz in the building.
• You can tell there's a buzz in the room.
• Players must buzz in before time expires to answer the question.
• The first contender to buzz in got the right to answer.
• Players must buzz in when they think they know the answer.
• The first contestant to buzz in got a chance to answer.
• A buzz in the air said that baseball was coming to town.
• Not everyone needed that much time to buzz in with an answer.
• Only a handful still buzz in the San Fernando Valley.
• He probably would have created more of a buzz in the spring,
• "There's a buzz in the air,"
• There's a buzz in the air ."
• Bruce Bryant is creating quite a buzz in his laboratory.
• Woody and Buzz in " Toy Story 2"
• Then the buzz in the crowd gives you more energy.
• They bleep and buzz in trains, restaurants and bathrooms.
• The recording created a buzz in the black communities, Carrick said.
• Corporate social responsibility is creating more buzz in the boardroom these days.