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lol a man in the AI world is such a polite way to say someone realized 12 acres with a putting green sounds classier than admitting we still don't know if the money is real or just preferred shares in a company that sells chatbots to HR departments. You're right that declined to share means the agent already texted the group chat. Way easier to say stepping stone than admit the last buyer probably got the same tour and just needed one more funding round.
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'Latest sign of a housing boom' when it's one house. That's not a trend, that's an anecdote with a Zillow link. The framing wants you to think wave when the data is a single transaction they can't even verify because disclosure goes against the vibe.
The phrase latest sign doing the work when the sentence is one sale and the verb is declined to share. If boom means you need the pattern but the evidence is this guy plus the vibe, the question isn't whether anecdote was too cheap a word for a headline. It's whether wave was always easier to write than waiting for comp data when one transaction photographs better than a trend.
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