There needs to be a swift move to become network agnostic, data agnostic, demographic agnostic and age agnostic.
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" She described herself as agnostic to the Washington Post in April: "I'm agnostic.
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"It's an open-sourced project, it's completely agnostic and industry agnostic as well," she said.
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Leather wallets were not "smart," of course; they were atom agnostic, payment type agnostic, even, as credit cards and the like started proliferating in the mid 20th century.
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In addition, he eventually plans to expand beyond working with real estate agents: "Our thought longer term is to be vertical agnostic — not just real estate — and communication-channel agnostic."
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We think our view is to be agnostic to that.
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I'm agnostic: it's either in the research or it isn't.
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Keynesian theory is ultimately agnostic about the size of government.
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"I am agnostic about my clients' views," he told Gizmodo.
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But I do also want to know, you're platform agnostic.
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"Our architecture is agnostic of server infrastructure," Aramburu told me.
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The company is agnostic about where material feedstock comes from.
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Twitter says its goal is to be agnostic on viewpoints.
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When it comes to fuel, McCarty says, fires are agnostic.
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On Thursday, Pelosi said she's "agnostic" on Medicare for All.
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Creators and audiences remain agnostic as to platform and application.
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Luxer One believes offering an "agnostic" service is more private.
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As a fellow agnostic, I don't think that is fair.
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How he's positionedFor starters, Himelsein stays agnostic to the future.
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How else to explain the agnostic stand of companies like
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I say I was raised Episcopalian, but am now agnostic.
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I don't believe in prayer, I'm a pretty hardcore agnostic.
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"We are agnostic which option gets selected," Mr. O'Dell said.
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Whatever his strictures on content, Péladan was agnostic about surface.
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A central bank targeting NGDP can remain agnostic on such questions.
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I should mention here that I am agnostic when it comes
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Let's just get this out of the way: I'm Halloween-agnostic.
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The company pitches its approach toward ticket sales as theater agnostic.
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He said he's not agnostic about how people are using Signal.
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The job of ISPs is to perform data-agnostic packet transmission.
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Out of necessity, we have been language-agnostic since day one.
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Could the new record have as much Oasis as Agnostic Front?
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The gamepad's joysticks move the ship, agnostic of wherever you're looking.
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"These neural networks that we're developing are kind agnostic," says Bridle.
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We want to be platform agnostic with Apple, Amazon or Google.
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And so I was ... You know my politics, I'm fairly agnostic.
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I'm very agnostic on whether our schools are charters or noncharters.
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Taylor Swift is agnostic, in a sense, with respect to politics.
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Abraham Lincoln, when he was young, was an atheist or agnostic.
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The first atheist and agnostic AA groups in Canada—Beyond Belief and We Agnostics, both of which are located in Toronto—were also the first agnostic and atheist groups to be booted out of an AA Intergroup.
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As an infrastructure-based company, however, Verizon has long been content agnostic.
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But if we actually want to get the information, I am agnostic.
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These wireless speakers are starting for feel both accessible and platform agnostic.
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It began developing an agnostic AR/MR platform way back in 2010.
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They're multi-lingual and platform-agnostic, even targeting new consumers via SnapChat.
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And in terms of investment, the firm intends to be stage-agnostic.
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It is now the platform-agnostic Wear OS from here on out.
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"The proposition of a MoviePass is that it's exhibitor-agnostic," says Meyers.
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The dream is the ability to make gameplay platform- and location-agnostic.
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Sonos has chosen to remain agnostic when it comes to voice assistants.
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Sanders would be the first agnostic president, albeit of Jewish descent. Sanders
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Tewes said Organizing Together is agnostic about who emerges from the primary.
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Eminence is a $6 billion, stage agnostic fund out of New York.
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"We are completely agnostic about which technologies to pick," Clack told CNBC.
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It is important to note that Weedmaps is an agnostic information platform.
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"Nima Codes is a cross-border and language-agnostic solution," he said.
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That's why the company has developed a strategy to become platform agnostic.
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"Very efficient AI is agnostic to a single use case," he says.
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"The future is a hybrid and the future is agnostic," she said.
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" The other is Gray, a conflicted agnostic, whom Turner calls "Doubting Thomas.
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"I am agnostic," Byford likes to say, when asked about congestion pricing.
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This investment strategy introduced a massive price agnostic buyer into the marketplace.
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Treasury just seems to want a bill done, so it's fairly agnostic.
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"My belief is that content has to be platform-agnostic," he said.
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But Condé Nast insisted that they have a more "agnostic" editorial approach.
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It feels culturally agnostic in a moment in which everything is loaded.
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On the eve of Muellerdämmerung, that's what this agnostic very cautiously expects.
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White House officials called the order "agnostic," declining to single out China.
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Some 41% were Christian or Jewish, while 33% were atheist or agnostic.
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Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan said he's "agnostic" on future rate cuts.
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The overall shift suggests Alibaba is asset agnostic rather than asset light.
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Trump's United States will be agnostic on human rights, freedom and democracy.
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" He added: "Ideally, we're just payment agnostic, as long as its digital.
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It's agnostic on the question, as is appropriate in a federal indictment.
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Legal assent remains agnostic on the existence of any given juvenile's maturity.
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It was hard to find a subset of programs that was truly agnostic.
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Since screenshot functionality is developed and maintained by device manufacturers it's platform-agnostic.
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And it's that platform-agnostic approach that interestingly caught the eye of Playground.
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Instead, he pushed the recent company line that games should be hardware agnostic.
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It was once I installed 1Password that I could truly become browser-agnostic.
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Of course, there's always a possibility the machine would evolve and become agnostic.
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This effect is both complementary and agnostic to other CFTR modulators, like Orkambi.
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The backend models are data-driven, and they are domain and language agnostic.
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" They identified as atheist, agnostic, or unaffiliated, and answered with a simple "no.
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Props, however, for going sound agnostic in this mobile age we live in.
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As Richey noted, the company worked hard to keep its stack platform agnostic.
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Instead you should try things out, iterate, and treat entrepreneurship as agnostic experimentation.
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"Creandum is actually quite agnostic to the industry we focus on," he said.
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Expect it to be fairly agnostic in terms of stage, sector and geography.
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Whippman, "half-Jewish" and agnostic, a glimpse of family life in a culture
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"SMS reaches all incomes and we wanted to be agnostic," she told me.
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In 2010 he said he was agnostic on the questions of global warming.
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It has set global standards and proven itself fair, nonpartisan and business agnostic.
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This is a very different approach, however, and notable for being automaker agnostic.
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Buyers are also far more neighborhood-agnostic than they once were, developers said.
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As an airline-agnostic card, the Amex Platinum Card doesn't offer anything comparable.
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However, the shift to intelligent technology is one that is public/private agnostic.
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"Dancing is language agnostic," said Kevin Allocca, YouTube's head of culture and trends.
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But I'm agnostic on specific tactics; really, I just want lots of experimentation.
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Does the Atomico founder view tech as agnostic or is tech inherently good?
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"If it's truthful, then the constitution is agnostic as to audience," she declared.
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Fritz is agnostic as to the runtime that the models are actually using.
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In the past, he has said that he was "agnostic" about funding sources.
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The company "is completely agnostic as to what panels it installs," he said.
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Raised as a Christian but now agnostic, she doesn't want to hear it.
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N.Y.C. hardcore band Agnostic Front plays one of its first shows at CBGB.
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WE TRY TO BE AGNOSTIC ABOUT WHETHER WE SOURCE IT INTERNALLY OR EXTERNALLY.
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"I'm agnostic what that may do to the private insurance market," he says.
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Wall Street is agnostic about what sells, until and unless there's a public outrage.
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His father, however, was an agnostic, and the two remained close after the divorce.
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And when it comes to New Age therapies and Chakra-talk, I'm curiously agnostic.
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Roku has remained platform agnostic, so everything is available to stream on their platform.
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Russia is officially agnostic about those, but the exercises gave support to China's position.
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The Show is sim-heavy and platform-exclusive, RBI is accessible and platform-agnostic.
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"We're partner agnostic, so we'll fly with anybody who gives us space," says Spivack.
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Ashley: Cymbal was streaming service agnostic, so why do you think it didn't work?
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"Markets are agnostic about personalities," says Arthur Carvalho of Morgan Stanley, an investment bank.
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"One of the interesting pieces about Donde is that it's language agnostic," said Zakay.
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And because that is format agnostic, it's not about Snapchat teams or Twitter teams.
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Like many in Silicon Valley these days, the firm is industry and stage-agnostic.
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The FTC has set global standards and proven itself fair, nonpartisan and business-agnostic.
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By this I mean Citymapper is fairly agnostic about which transport method you take.
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HTML5 ensures that the web presence of your business is optimized, agnostic of device.
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Fitch expects customer concentration to further reduce as Flex executes its product agnostic strategy.
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"We're the only platform that lets users be agnostic with their fundraise," said Bradley.
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It's hard to answer that because our technology platform is kind of meat agnostic.
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Jackson said the company is "methodologically agnostic" despite being known for their Ipsos KnowledgePanel.
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There are mobile device-agnostic headsets that could work with a variety of phones.
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It may be time for the harm-agnostic approach of privacy law to end.
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Snowflake is also cloud-agnostic, meaning it can work across the various cloud providers.
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There are doctor-designed EHRs that are agnostic to billing and statistical data mining.
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Lisa Ingram, the White Castle C.E.O., told me she was agnostic on animal ag.
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If you'd prefer a platform-agnostic option, Vudu offers the complete series for $34.99.
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I tried as best I can to remain agnostic on different themes or issues.
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The FTC has set global standards and proven itself fair, nonpartisan and business agnostic.
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Curbelo said Tuesday he remained agnostic on which legislative vehicle should carry DACA relief.
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American Bridge is candidate-agnostic and is not supporting any Democrat in the primary.
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Therefore, as to whether Trump will be beneficial for the broader economy — I'm agnostic.
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This is a modern truth that is becoming even more politically agnostic, by the way.
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Most gadget reviewers would attribute Roku's success to its platform agnostic approach to streaming video.
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GD: Well, like many in this room, we acknowledge that, you know, technology is agnostic.
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The new world of TV is unbundled from time, removed from pipe and device agnostic.
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Daytime: I was both jumpsuit and turtleneck agnostic until Sarah put me in this outfit.
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Back then I didn't know what an agnostic or atheist or monotheist or whatever was.
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He once called himself an "agnostic" in his beliefs, if a "systematiser" in his talents.
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The company is keen on making this an open platform and agnostic in every way.
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I like the Agnostic Front and Cuba Cola, because the singer, Roger Miret, is Cuban.
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We made it platform agnostic—so we we're not making a video for a thing.
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Roku, after all, has built its entire ecosystem around the idea of being platform agnostic.
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Uber should buy or invest in an excellent, agnostic transport app that already exists — Citymapper.
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Oxbotica is agnostic to manufacturers, and that was also interesting to us at the moment.
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Ms. de Lima Oliveira, who said she was agnostic on the impeachment drive, was stunned.
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But Bob Davis, a retired neuroscientist and self-described "UFO agnostic," wants to change that.
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And clients receive investment advice that's "agnostic," that is, not wedded to one investment manager.
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" Hollywood, Mr. Moore added, "is agnostic to color when it is the color of money.
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But because Alexa runs in the cloud, it allows for a wondrously device-agnostic experience.
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He knows the cage is agnostic when it comes to issues of fairness and justice.
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I'm somewhat agnostic on the question of whether publicly rebuking Trump collaborators is tactically smart.
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No matter; I am entirely agnostic, and still found this book comforting and quite touching.
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I am a hopeful agnostic in a wrestling match with the God of my childhood.
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A marketplace model is an agnostic model where buyers and sellers are free to trade.
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"With respect to the rightness or wrongness, I'm agnostic," Dr. Zivot said of capital punishment.
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So, that's why now for us what is important is we want to be agnostic.
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I'm an atheist and my husband's agnostic, and religion is not part of our lives.
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Pelosi privately told other Democrats she was "agnostic" on the issue, said a Democratic aide.
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That's my feeling, is that a lot of these platforms, will act like they're agnostic.
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Obviously there are South Asian men who are Hindu or Christian or atheist or agnostic.
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To make music that hits those language-agnostic emotional notes has to be particularly fulfilling.
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O'Neill added he was "a bit agnostic" about keeping the roles of chairman and CEO separate.
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Roughly 45 percent were agnostic about its impact, saying that it was neither positive nor negative.
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In the future, it plans to be rocket agnostic and use a variety of rocket providers.
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Optimus Ride is vehicle agnostic and can integrate our self-driving technologies into any vehicle type.
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It's one that views nearly all content as agnostic, and everything else as a math problem.
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In Austin, however, the charging hubs are vehicle agnostic and will mark Swiftmile's first public system.
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We want to become stage agnostic, from incubation through public investing, helping entrepreneurs across the lifecycle.
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The company is in a position to be truly agnostic, if it decides that's a priority.
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Given DistroKid's formerly agnostic position in the industry, Spotify's investment is likely to cause a stir.
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The focus is fairly vertical agnostic, Sequoia said, with a focus on the teams behind companies.
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That means it's never had to compete with an existing user interface, and it's hardware-agnostic.
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Although she was raised Mormon, Ardern now identifies as agnostic, according to The New Zealand Herald.
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Vance's portrayal of his town and his family is loving but conflicted, and refreshingly ideologically agnostic.
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Vance's portrayal of his town and his family is loving but conflicted, and refreshingly ideologically agnostic.
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Spatial is purely a software platform that has partnerships with Microsoft HoloLens but is hardware agnostic.
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That fight is over, Microsoft lost, and now the company is transitioning to being platform-agnostic.
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Is the candidate Too Black, White, religious, agnostic, or female to capture a majority of voters?
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EquipmentShare remains "agnostic," Schlacks said, so construction professionals can list or find equipment from any brand.
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The idea behind the crowdfunding campaign was to create a sort of system-agnostic film SLR.
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" He describes photoDNA as "agnostic," saying, "There is nothing specific to child exploitation in the technology.
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At the same time, be agnostic and allow people to take things in as they want.
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It also announced a video-calling app called Duo, a device-agnostic competitor to Apple's FaceTime.
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I am almost agnostic as to what elements of Obamacare are in our plan or not.
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It is also hardware agnostic, and can be used with analogue as well as digital phones.
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Acton has remained agnostic, preferring to make the service available without policing who can use it.
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It will remain fairly industry-agnostic, backing promising founders and startups both in B2C and B2B.
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The service is cloud agnostic, but the company's focus still seems to be mostly on AWS.
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The paper is completely agnostic about what and how many non-monetary sanctions we should impose.
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The agency was simply taking a more agnostic role in the case, Mr. Mulvaney's adviser said.
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A lifelong agnostic, he — or at least his heart — is venerated like a relic in Poland.
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For two nights, this Midtown lawn will turn into a destination for genre-agnostic music discovery.
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"We are very geographically agnostic ... we&aposre going where it takes to find companies," he said.
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According to this belief, Facebook's algorithm, so long as it is content-agnostic, is definitionally fair.
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"When it was Xavier-Gonzaga, I had to remain agnostic," Martin said, the pun apparently unintended.
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Stuart: It&aposs one of the best devices of the decade because it&aposs platform-agnostic.
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It appears to be company size agnostic, willing to work with small, medium and large-cap companies.
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While many venture firms focus on a particular phase, Greycroft wants to be "stage agnostic," Pearce says.
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Users should be able to purchase a single security solution that can evolve and remain device-agnostic.
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Beyond that, the Superangel fund will be sector agnostic, sticking to a broad remit of information technology.
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Announced back in October, the game streaming service is designed to offer a hardware agnostic gaming experience.
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"We're agnostic about whether to build or buy these capabilities," said Tom Naratil, president of UBS Americas.
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Between them, they said, it made sense to create a "vendor-agnostic" partnership to create the cable.
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While it's hosted by the OpenStack Foundation, Kata Containers is meant to be platform- and architecture-agnostic.
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This helps demonstrate how Holoride plans to be hardware and content agnostic, according to CEO Nils Wollny.
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De Nysschen said that ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft are "brand agnostic" and about functionality.
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Cramer referred to them as "agnostic" buyers — they were going to buy stocks, regardless of who won.
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The company's "Better Tomorrow" product delivers camera-agnostic surveillance insights from its object and human-tracking tech.
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OUR FRAMERATE DOES CALL FOR A RATE RISE, BUT I'M AGNOSTIC ON EXACTLY WHEN WE DO THAT.
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They could potentially have secure, transparent access to their data, agnostic of any brand of transportation used.
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Uconnect is supported by Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram, and Fiat vehicles, and the problem seems fairly agnostic.
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My father was raised Lutheran, lived most of his life as an agnostic and had died Episcopalian.
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"Our MX family are vehicle agnostic," Bob Richards, CEO of Moon Express, said in a presentation today.
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Although the startup has a relationship with SAP, it remains blockchain agnostic, according to a company spokesperson.
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And we're talking to a bunch of people and it'll probably be agnostic in terms of platform.
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The Unix clock is agnostic about Earth's orbit around the Sun, and Earth's rotation about its axis.
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In other words, the mission is to smoothly connect channel-agnostic consumers with the brands they love.
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On some level, this is a joke — but it's also a vision of our platform-agnostic future.
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Prince Muhammad says he is agnostic about oil prices, because his aim is to move beyond oil.
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I am agnostic on the funding mechanism as long as it protects military families from budget gridlock.
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OpenTitan will be platform-agnostic and can be adapted to almost any device or software, Google said.
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But most of us don't experience our religious — or atheist, or agnostic or "spiritual" — identities as metaphor.
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I'm agnostic on this question: It is very difficult to project turnout with that kind of precision.
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Instead of doubling down on politics, the state should be agnostic about where water savings come from.
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Remember being atheist or agnostic does not make you smarter or better than us in any way.
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I was a fly on the wall before I joined Agnostic Front, because I was very introverted.
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The idea of being a voluntarily celibate millennial—especially an agnostic one—is, for many incomprehensibly dismaying.
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While Azure is part of Game Stack, for example, the overall stack is cloud and device agnostic.
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The company plans to stay agnostic where that's concerned while contributing to open source projects like Kubernetes.
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The company wants to be transit and company agnostic, so, it's a big proponent of open APIs.
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"We strive to be agnostic about politics and to treat all our customers with respect," he wrote.
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A dispassionate, fuel-agnostic examination of reliability options is not going to prioritize big piles of coal.
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" • The order did not single out any nation or company, and White House officials called it "agnostic.
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Whereas the Wilson system, he said, is carrier-agnostic and can be installed in weeks, not months.
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To the Editor: As a former agnostic turned evangelical Christian, I read your article with avid interest.
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EV Connect's cloud-based platform has an open standard architecture that is designed to be hardware agnostic.
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I got on the right track with LONGHAIR, INTREPID, NONPROFIT and AGNOSTIC, and everything flowed from there.
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I got on the right track with LONGHAIR, INTREPID, NONPROFIT and AGNOSTIC, and everything flowed from there.
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The first thing to know about iPhone upgrades is that they're pretty much carrier-agnostic these days.
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So we're platform-agnostic because you can get the scale and the money at the same time.
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And we are very agnostic and very independent in a way that we want to show everything.
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"We want to do this in a very agnostic way, which is why we built this open platform."
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"We are marketplace agnostic and offer a seamless and high-quality multi-channel logistics," adds the Cubyn CEO.
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I wish this team, its stretch-agnostic OL coach, and its long-suffering fans nothing but the best.
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General Catalyst, which employs a "stage-agnostic" strategy, closed on $25 billion for its ninth fund last year.
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Previous leaders in those countries had been more sympathetic, "or at least agnostic," toward Maduro's and Chavez's governments.
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The researchers say they're "agnostic" about the source of the object or objects that fell into Tabby's star.
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Imagine an ambient layer on top of cloud infrastructure players, provider-agnostic, that could give us just that.
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I understand the idea that the industry provides "platforms" and in doing so should be agnostic about content.
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As an audio partner for Ikea, Sonos is unique in that the company strives to be service agnostic.
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VMware will use Bitfusion's technology, which is vendor- and hardware-agnostic, to bring similar capabilities to its customers.
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It fought government overreach in communications but was largely agnostic about Big Government in other domains of society.
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This kind of moderation, which we are likely going to see a lot more of, is viewpoint agnostic.
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While trade-sensitive companies such as Boeing and Caterpillar fell, the usually trade-agnostic technology stocks also dropped.
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The ideal president for the Brits would be religiously agnostic, Keynesian and wary of intervention in foreign wars.
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The explosion of e-commerce and on-demand is training consumers to be brand-specific but channel-agnostic.
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The video is like the Agnostic Front "Punks and Skins United and Strong" taken to the next level.
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While 23% of Americans identify as atheist, agnostic or "nothing in particular," in Congress they compose just 0.2%.
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They were also genre-agnostic at a time when the Internet was beginning to dramatically erode genre boundaries.
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Kindred is vertical agnostic, but it has a soft spot for the future of cities, work and living.
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Maybe you're agnostic on the whole question of romantic love and its place in the industrial-entertainment complex.
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Microsoft clearly wants to make game play more platform-agnostic, as it moves to more cloud-based experiences.
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Also features some of Pym's greatest supporting characters, including Wilmet Forsyth's tart, agnostic mother-in-law, Sybil Forsyth.
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He might like to get something done on guns, but he's relatively agnostic as to what that is.
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Ms Swenson describes the technology as "agnostic": it falls on the creator to produce something emotive yet not exploitative.
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And the "sound agnostic" parameters of the platform certainly haven't stopped the magazine from making snaps its own way.
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Instead, the site is "brand-agnostic," according to an Allergan representative, meaning it uses the phrase "wrinkle reducer" instead.
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What she does: Katie Jacobs Stanton's firm, Moxxie Ventures, is seemingly sector-agnostic, pumping capital into startups across industries.
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That second figure includes 3% of the total population who call themselves atheists and 4% who identify as agnostic.
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While company employees are free to support who they'd like, the platforms are under intense pressure to remain agnostic.
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My preference for dour electronic music aside, the D23 are just about the most genre-agnostic headphones I've heard.
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While it didn't have as prodigious an ebook store on the device, it was a truly agnostic e-reader.
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Messrs Kharas and Gill are themselves agnostic about the precise definition and empirical salience of the term they invented.
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It's when you're switching between mobile OSes that these device-agnostic apps and platforms really come into their own.
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Kent notes that although Rakuten is investing, it doesn't necessarily meant that Azimo will cease to be platform-agnostic.
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The company has established itself as a hardware maker that's agnostic when it comes to the services it supports.
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The researchers were "agnostic" to disease type, disease stage, severity of admission (ICU versus non-ICU), and so on.
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Mr. Davis is a fan of the Baron and Parnassus funds, though he is agnostic about focus funds generally.
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Both make their own on-device software and are agnostic when it comes to which smartphones they work with.
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Harver offers a fully automated recruitment solution grounded in big data that is completely agnostic to the job applicant.
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"Because we're agnostic, we go cross platform, there's no barrier to be transmitting out to everybody now," Star said.
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Sure, the pros will say you've got to leave the emotion out of investment decisions, be agnostic and apolitical.
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"Agnostic as to who, but Dems should pick a full-time party chair," former Obama adviser David Axelrod tweeted.
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Bitnami itself is agnostic and also gives users the option of hosting with AWS, Microsoft's Azure, Google and others.
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"The customer will be agnostic" to certain components, Manley said, noting that batteries and drivetrain would be among them.
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"Our overall principle is really about serving our members, and making an experience that is channel agnostic," Munjal said.
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"You go out and have a look and you start going from skeptic to agnostic very quickly," he said.
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Mickens wrote, "Yes, in principle, Polaris is browser-agnostic, although we haven't tested/tweaked it on all browsers yet."
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As opposed to simply being skeptical or agnostic, they became very hostile to the idea soon after the nomination.
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The company is harnessing its live-streaming technology to finally help gamers realize the promise of going hardware agnostic.
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Agnostic Front's original bassist, Diego, took off his chain belt and started beating the shit out of these guys.
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As a DJ, Justin Carter is revered for captaining parties into ecstatic abandon with his adventurous, genre-agnostic sets.
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Unlike ticketing service-agnostic discovery apps like Songkick or BandsInTown, Ticketfly only highlights shows it sells tickets for directly.
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It's a cloud-agnostic platform-as-a-service offering that helps businesses develop and run their software more efficiently.
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Interledger, he explained, is a protocol for securely and universally connecting existing payment systems in a totally agnostic way.
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Adamson is not so much anti-digital as he is pro-thing — to the point of being materially agnostic.
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The reliable energy quota is deliberately agnostic on the sources of energy, thereby making it a blank political canvas.
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Emily Nemens, a co-editor of The Southern Review, seems agnostic and omnivorous when it comes to narrative mediums.
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As Skogmo puts it, viral clips have global appeal because they're "language agnostic" and don't demand a common tongue.
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R. It's hard to think of a more original short story collection this year than this genre-agnostic one.
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So, we're testing a lot of models in the UK, with our app, called Yolt, which is bank-agnostic.
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WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO MAKE IT SO YOU ARE MORE AGNOSTIC AND LESS FOCUSED ON A GOOGLE CLOUD?
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" He continues, "And then when I got on my own, I completely left it and I called myself agnostic.
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Whether evaluating specific securities or entire asset classes, investors are best-served by remaining "agnostic" as much as possible.
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Pitbull is agnostic about genre — almost any sound or style can be put in service of his buoyant creations.
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And if you're agnostic when it comes to alcohol, red wine has the most data backing its health claims.
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Despite being fully agnostic for years now, my acclimatization to the real world can still surprise me at times.
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The end products are not prescribed from the outset, but emerge out of a rigorous, discipline-agnostic design process.
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King seems trend-agnostic: making music that isn't demonstrably new, but doing it in a way that isn't demonstrably old.
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I'm an educated, employed, agnostic, white female living in Brooklyn, New York, a radically diverse city within a blue state.
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Pull the block, let go, and, as far as friction-agnostic physicists are concerned, it bounds back and forth forever.
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When launching a consumer service (or any business for that matter), it's important to be needs-focused and solution-agnostic.
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It can be an agnostic player and provide a comprehensive view of what's around you without any conflict of interest.
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Arrive is retailer-agnostic, so it's not like it's limited to purchase you make at retailers using Shopify's commerce platform.
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There is a flat cost to the production of data itself, agnostic of the specifics of what we're actually making.
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The only stores that didn't buck were Steam, which is largely content-agnostic, and GOG, a popular DRM-free storefront.
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In fact, the company is entirely agnostic on how that happens: the more money moving via its infrastructure, the better.
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Without even realizing it, your fashion-agnostic dad is probably wearing a narrower tie than he did 20 years ago.
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Amy Jones: I think it has to do with getting older and also arriving at a pretty intractable agnostic place.
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Sonos says its goal is to create a "voice agnostic" platform, with room for multiple AI assistants on one speaker.
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First, a few words on the distinction between vertical and horizontal software: Horizontal software: a product that is industry agnostic.
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Nowadays an agnostic, Carrère spends the early sections of this book reviewing his almost three years as a committed Christian.
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"But completely brand agnostic, I don't think people are shopping that way yet," said Brian Moody, executive editor at Autotrader.
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But the DoD needs to expand its ability to transfer relevant information quickly in a geographically agnostic way, Dunlap said.
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And it has ignored pre-existing, technology-agnostic laws that address many of the purported harms and risks of drones.
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And unlike tools built by companies with skin in the game like Amazon, Adobe is a relatively market-agnostic player.
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By being wallet agnostic, an open strategy can mitigate the risk of losing business due to customers' behavior or preference.
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Organized religion may be on the decline, with more Americans than ever identifying as either atheist, agnostic or religiously unaffiliated.
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And it is not just the giants that get hacked; external threats can be agnostic, affecting manufacturers regardless of size.
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Mr. Yallop, who described himself as an agnostic Catholic, said he discovered something more sinister during several years of reporting.
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The idea is to be "nominee-agnostic" — offering something useful to whoever winds up challenging Trump during the general election.
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How about Jaryd "Summit1g" Lazar, a game-agnostic personality who was top five in hours watched on Twitch in 2019?
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White Claw is also geared toward younger drinkers, but the company also aims to agnostic when it comes to gender.
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" Pasco insists that police officers are agnostic as to whether a person committing a crime is antifa or "alt-right.
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Even though her family was agnostic by the time she was born, María Luisa was moved by the refugees' plight.
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James, a Walmart associate in eastern Washington, says he's "kind of agnostic" on seeing people open carrying in his store.
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In a Facebook note posted shortly thereafter, he treated the agnostic quality of his social-media platform as self-evident.
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A common narrative by commentators is that the administration is agnostic at best or antagonistic at worse toward the WTO.
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I am a nonagenarian, Anglo-Welsh, republican, agnostic liberal, an only half-redeemed British imperialist, sexually complex and incorrigibly romantic.
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It would appear that the agnostic Reader was responsible for reading aloud every treatise submitted for publication in the Academy.
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Every health care lobbyist and congressional aide I've talked to has said McConnell is totally agnostic about the policy itself.
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It will remain "sector agnostic," however, and is looking to partner with "contrarian entrepreneurs" who are attempting to reshape various industries.
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The format is largely agnostic about all that, and you don't have to do anything except connect it to your source.
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Although he's agnostic, he tried to make it work — following AA's recommendation to, if needed, make his higher power a doorknob.
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Ehrman, for example, is an agnostic who has written books that argue that virtually half of the New Testament is forged.
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The company plans to partner with carriers and deliver to them aftermarket solutions that are platform agnostic, according to the company.
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That means, for workers who want a truly location-agnostic job, just 5% of remote opportunities don't have a location requirement.
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Behavior Detection is threat-agnostic, and unlike technology, does not become obsolete when the adversary develops a new weapon or tactic.
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From there, the console-hacking community has made some serious progress in transforming the PS Classic into a platform agnostic emulator.
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Voice is just a very easy, platform-agnostic way to hook up the tech in our homes that matters to us.
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In the last few years, the stage-agnostic VC firm has also backed U.K. startups Quiqup, OpenRent, and HomeTouch, amongst others.
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Between the lines: The Green New Deal is agnostic on whether it supports carbon capture technology, despite scientists saying it's essential.
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Given the urgency of climate politics, being agnostic on how to reduce carbon seems a small but easy step toward consensus.
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Superpedestrian is "micro vehicle" agnostic, suggests its founder, Assaf Biderman — who'd earlier spent 10 years working at MIT's Senseable City Lab.
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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said such a target would work, adding that the recommendation had the virtue of being technology-agnostic.
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I use the "agnostic" description because I have, on two occasions, had experiences that I can only explain as being paranormal.
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If Asprey and Strauss are Gods for the performance-obsessed agnostic, then they are preaching to a fully-committed, muscular choir.
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Do you guys feel like this series will be a part of that conversation, or is it a little more agnostic?
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It's critical for women to seek out these types of nonpartisan, issue-agnostic spaces that enable meaningful conversation across party lines.
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Given its talk about being "agnostic" to ad blocking, it's possible that it won't try as hard to subvert these extensions.
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DCCC memos say the party was agnostic about which of two primary candidates, Shaughnessy Naughton and Steve Santarsiero, would ultimately run.
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Roker Media decided at the outset that we would be platform agnostic and instead focus on talent, audiences and superior programming.
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Having grown up into an agnostic adult, the best I can do under that rubric is a triangle life, I suppose.
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WaveOptics CEO David Hayes said his company is agnostic to operating systems and wants to help big companies customize their products.
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The company has positioned the Sonos One as a smart speaker that will be assistant-agnostic and support multiple consumer favorites.
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"We are media-agnostic, but everything we do starts with IP that has the capacity and scale to travel," Murdoch said.
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Though there are more Visa credit cards in circulation (3.4 billion), merchants tend to be agnostic, accepting both Visa and Mastercard.
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Fitbit said in a news release that it would continue to remain "platform agnostic" across both Google's Android and Apple's iOS.
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The games themselves are device agnostic and can be played on everything from a computer to a point of sale terminal.
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That, according to Arch Mission co-founder Nova Spivack, is actually something much more ambitious, broad in scope and technology agnostic.
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They also know that technology is agnostic and can be just as easily used for good as it can for evil.
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While much contemporary art poses a substantive claim for the human right to privacy, "Hansel & Gretel" seems agnostic on this point.
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The scooter company, Bird, too is aware of that perception, and presents itself as agnostic on the subject of e-bikes.
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But not everyone was as sanguinely agnostic about the menu as Pitt was; the all-veg move seriously irked some people.
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He remains "agnostic" about whether a cut is needed this month, he said, and wants to keep the Fed's options open.
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"I like to look at it as a gender-agnostic format," he said, but the station trends about 60-40 male.
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The larger issue, though, is that Facebook seems to think that if an algorithm is content-agnostic, it is therefore fair.
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"I want people to understand that Silicon Valley is a deeply religious place that thinks of itself as agnostic," he said.
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I was raised in a bohemian agnostic household and Neal grew up hard-core Pentecostal, so we met in the middle.
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The message that groups like the Chamber of Commerce and the Congressional Leadership Fund are pushing in Georgia is Trump-agnostic.
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He offers two separate funeral services -- a more traditional Chinese Buddhist commemoration and a secular farewell for atheist or agnostic owners.
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AND FOR US AT LEAST -- WE ARE NOW, IT IS JUST ANOTHER PLATFORM THAT WE ARE ON. WE ARE PLATFORM AGNOSTIC.
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The great promise of satlets is that they are agnostic about what instruments they support and about what function they fulfill.
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In a sector where customers tend to be brand-agnostic, "they benefit from having a really strong brand loyalty," said Topper.
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Meanwhile, the number of people who describe their religious identity as atheist, agnostic or "nothing in particular," stands at 28503 percent.
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However, motions for official inclusivity of the atheist and agnostic perspective have been ignored, if not flat-out denied and vetoed.
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About half were former Christians from families of varying degrees of religious intensity, but many came from secular or agnostic backgrounds.
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Historically, the company has argued that it is not a publisher, but more of an agnostic platform simply hosting the news.
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HUCKABEE: I want him to appoint someone who is -- I&aposll use the term again, agnostic when it comes to political ideology.
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Executives confirmed to Mashable that Twitter Lite is operator-agnostic, and works for subscribers who are on non-Vodafone network as well.
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"We are geographically agnostic and will invest in companies anywhere in Europe, from Helsinki to Barcelona, from Warsaw to Rome," he says.
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The beauty is that AmpMe is basically device agnostic — you can use just about any phone, and just about any Bluetooth speaker.
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The Founder is a compelling story about American inspiration, ambition, and greed, but it's fairly agnostic about the actual product being sold.
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While the firm is based in New York, the pair said they're "geo-agnostic," at least within the United States and Canada.
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"We are… building a software layer that is agnostic to the financial institution or retailer that it plugs into," Cusden-Ross says.
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As it is, the Cambridge Divinity Faculty has always encompassed a wide range of metaphysical beliefs, from Christian to Muslim to agnostic.
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The secular aspect is important; Epstein said that 40 to 50 percent of students identify as either atheist, agnostic, or non-religious.
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The agnostic who says it is impossible to time the market will discover a price level at which he refuses to buy.
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One of the reasons is because, by being platform-agnostic, it has the option of working with everyone with no strings attached.
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AI is application agnostic, meaning this can be used in all autonomous systems — ranging from cars to drones to flying taxis. Apex.
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The concept, called "Agnostic Compact Demilitarization of Chemical Agents," (ACDC) yields no toxic waste products, and all of the tools are portable.
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They're completely smartphone agnostic and should also work fine on a tablet if you insist on using that as your primary camera.
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" Goop also wanted to sell its products in the magazine but "Condé Nast insisted that they have a more "agnostic" editorial approach.
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That marks a change for the app, which is otherwise open and platform agnostic, for any machine that can access the web.
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Jew, Arab, Christian, Hindu, atheist and agnostic are all equal, endowed with a spark of the divine that lends them infinite dignity.
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But it's not just our listening habits that have changed: Over the past 10 years, music itself has become increasingly genre-agnostic.
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The project itself is somewhat agnostic as to what workloads they want to run and which tools they want to use, though.
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"Why would I ever make a Christian rock film?" the director, who was raised Catholic but is now closer to agnostic, said.
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Horizontal payments companies — meaning industry-agnostic — tended to serve more than one industry but didn&apost offer much more than transaction processing.
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One would assume that executives at the Avis Budget Group, as Budget's owner is known, are agnostic about who pays the company.
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Cassidy confirmed at the press conference that tax credits would be distributed on a per-person basis that was agnostic to income.
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It's possible to remain agnostic about Kobe Bryant, the human being, and wax poetic about every incredible basketball achievement, which are legion.
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The idea here is that, over time, users will be able to deploy a globally distributed database that is completely cloud-agnostic.
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"The WGAE recognizes that the news business has become increasingly platform-agnostic," WGAW Executive Director Lowell Peterson said in an announcement Wednesday.
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According to the Pew Research Center, people born since 218 are far more likely to be atheist or agnostic than their parents.
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In April, Pelosi said she was "agnostic" on Medicare for All, and expressed doubt that the bill would deliver what it promises.
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The reason why we continue to hold Roku in such high regard is that unlike its competitors, it's a platform-agnostic company.
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He viewed his job as being an advocate for "sustained and sustainable" funding, but was "agnostic" about how that should be achieved.
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The executive order was "agnostic," White House officials said in a call with reporters, declining to single out China as the focus.
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For workers who want a truly location-agnostic job, that means the remaining 5% of remote opportunities don't have a location requirement.
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As value investors, we are interested in paying less for more and are agnostic as to where we look for that opportunity.
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He told TechCrunch the fund was somewhat agnostic on startup sectors, but was leaning toward infrastructure logistics ventures versus consumer finance companies.
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" In her author bio, Ms. Dalmia describes herself as "a progressive libertarian and an agnostic with Buddhist longings and a Sufi soul.
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The Citi team said it remained "agnostic" over whether the government was up to the "(very) challenging task" of reforming the country.
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In the vanguard and on the fringes, hyped labels (Telfar, Vaquera, Gypsy Sport) have been insisting on gender-agnostic designs and presentations.
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Dr. Newkirk said the underlying A.I. technology was content-agnostic and could be used to teach the full range of STEM subjects.
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All the while, officials say they would remain "agnostic" about how states and localities drum up money to pay for their projects.
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"Our cost to business with Amazon and other retailers is quite good and we're very agnostic about how we grow," the CEO said.
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Yes, at this point, everyone gets it: An economy-wide, steadily rising, fuel- and technology-agnostic price on carbon is the optimal policy.
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The ACLU quickly assembled its counsel, including the famous trial lawyer Clarence Darrow , a religious agnostic known for defending political and labor radicals.
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We'll never partner with restaurants, activities and attractions because we always want to be agnostic—and these choices are so nuanced and personal.
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I filled out my stats—5'11'', agnostic, not much drinking and even fewer drugs, a Sagittarius, not that I believe in all that.
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Leagues are sports-agnostic, and any of the 10 sports available on DraftKings can be used to create a contest within a league.
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By all accounts, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) is agnostic about the actual policy of the bill his chamber is drafting.
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We just broke through that glass ceiling today by giving the entire data center to the game developer and being completely device agnostic.
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A large number of investors are agnostic between the loan and bond asset classes and many were spooked by New Look, lenders said.
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In that regard, one of Illumio's unique selling points is that it has stayed very much as an agnostic provider in the mix.
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It also steered the policy away from nuclear power and industrial carbon capture, unlike the resolution that's agnostic on particular low-carbon options.
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Everything about the site is looked at through the eyes of our patients and families, and it will be device and platform agnostic.
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Paradoxically, the central European country that has tried hardest to plug itself into the EU's heart often seems most agnostic about its orientation.
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Microsoft is preparing the future of gaming platforms with a device-agnostic service that lets you stream games made for the Xbox One.
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But its place at the top, and its virtually uncontested hold on the device-agnostic note-taking use case, was not to last.
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The real new economy is merely agnostic: If business cycles are shorter, they are also sharper and more painful on the way down.
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" Western Digital's chief executive Steve Milligan described the deal today as a "transformational combination," creating a "a media-agnostic leader in storage technology.
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On the issue of political bot-troll armies, it's fair to say Twitter appears far more agnostic/less interested in taking a stand.
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Coco, however, adds a confidentiality layer on top of a ledger like Ethereum (or any other ledger, because the framework is ledger-agnostic).
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Younger people are even less religious, with 35 percent of millennials saying they identify as atheist, agnostic or with no religion in particular.
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Policies under the Green New Deal should promote heavy investment in expanding zero carbon generation, agnostic of the technology necessary to get there.
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Einstein was a German-born Jew who lost his religious faith at a young age and sometimes referred to himself as an agnostic.
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Publicly, Mattis has remained agnostic about who fills the national security adviser post, although he has reportedly urged Harward to take the job.
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Surrounded by poverty and violence, he fell into the punk scene, first with his band the Psychos and later the legendary Agnostic Front.
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TC: Founder Collective is industry agnostic, with bets that range from Sudden Coffee, which makes instant coffee, to SeatGeek, an event ticketing marketplace.
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That's why I prefer old school bands like Agnostic Front or Vision of Disorder—the audience really lets themselves go for those guys.
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Viv as a cross-platform agnostic brain that can power the half-dozen or so main SmartThings verticals makes a ton of sense.
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It's peopled by Wizards, the Forlorn, The Awkward, the Blinkers, the Spoon-Fingered, Agnostic Lispers, Stutterers of Prayer, the Flatulent, the Closet Weepers.
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Overall, the findings are "cautiously positive" for the power of religion, said Karlan, a professor at Northwestern (and the self-identified agnostic Jew).
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Mary Jo GrovesSpringfield, Ohio To the Editor: I'm a 71-year-old white Southern hetero male, an agnostic and a Vietnam-era veteran.
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People in this generation often have an "agnostic" or "questioning" period where they come to terms with their own spin on their worldview.
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TLDR: Unless these Fluid Frameworks are agnostic to which apps are trying to access them, they're cool but not part of the web.
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You can describe that kind of regime as agnostic about fetal personhood if you wish, but in legal terms it is stringently definitive.
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It's gone from a curiosity to a hardware-agnostic platform with more than 22019 million Alexa devices sold (at least by Amazon's numbers).
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Cyber criminals are generally agnostic about the type, origin, or owner of the data — and the better the packaging, the easier the sell.
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"But don't tell me you were agnostic at the R.N.C." Spicer served as the Republican National Committee's communications director during the 2016 election.
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It has saxophone and flute, hearthfire Wurlitzer organ, the occasional subtle propulsion of dance music, and agnostic take-me-to-the river vocals.
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That's because a cap-and-trade program assumes the cuts will be made at lowest possible cost and is agnostic on how they're done.
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This week's TechCrunch podcasts John Vrionis of Unusual Ventures joins Equity to talk about why he thinks "stage-agnostic" investing doesn't make any sense.
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Mee says that independence is essential because Pivotal has to remain technology-agnostic and it can't favor Dell products and services over that mission.
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Trek and Tome say they are working to make their product brand-agnostic, so that it's not tied to any one platform or product.
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Policano said Nuance is building an agnostic platform, while companies like Amazon and Apple are seeking to build something different for the car industry.
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Google got ahead of E3 late last week by finally shedding light on Stadia, a streaming service that promises a hardware agnostic gaming future.
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Where an atheist has zero belief in god, an agnostic remains open to the idea of a god, but doesn't worship one in particular.
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My takeaway from the obvious trend was this: Digital assistants (powered by artificial intelligence) are going to be built into everything and platform agnostic.
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So, any court that looked at this, barring something bizarre, would probably be pretty agnostic as to the means by which they delivered violence.
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This suggests workers prefer to move to an industry where their existing skills can transfer, or one that may prioritize industry-agnostic soft skills.
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And it's designed to be "aircraft-agnostic," meaning it will work with other vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) vehicles, not just military helicopters.
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Twenty-three percent of the country's population identifies as atheist, agnostic or "nothing in particular," while only one person in the new Congress — Sen.
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Full disclosure here: I'm largely transmission agnostic, but as a Miata owner myself, I miss the brilliant snickety-snick action of the manual box.
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And broadband and wireless service providers will continue buying content companies, while media orphans increasingly struggle to find open, agnostic ways to access audience.
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So we wanted to provide something that could be an agnostic tool of empowerment for readers, whether they're on the left or the right.
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Eight Roads Ventures also plans to remain sector agnostic, although enterprise, consumer, fintech and healthcare IT are name checked as markets of particular interest.
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The festival's 2019 artist-in-residence, the genre-agnostic singer, bassist and bandleader Meshell Ndegeocello, will perform during both the full and half marathons.
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Fortunately for them, Ikea has so far taken a platform agnostic approach, supporting the Google Assistant, Siri, and Alexa ecosystems through its Tradfri gateway.
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Bret: Evil climate-change agnostic that I am, I think the appropriate way to deal with scientific uncertainty is more, not less, scientific research.
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This unprecedented move could mean a more platform-agnostic direction for Sony, which has in the past been very protective of their console exclusives.
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To be a conservative or even a political agnostic puts you in the crosshairs of colleagues often unwilling to consider another point of view.
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Danek says the Wave is "substance agnostic," meaning the vape can be used for nicotine, THC, CBD, and other drug delivery with easy modifications.
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I have always known my mother as an agnostic, less certain than my father that the universe hadn't been created by some great intelligence.
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It also has the benefit of being agnostic to the kind of wireless radio it communicates over — it could be traditional Wi-Fi, 802.15.
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Over the years, I'd picked up various translations, started reading, and rapidly found myself very much an agnostic Jew lost in a Muslim landscape.
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I also don't think Christianity has a monopoly on that idea; I have agnostic and even atheistic friends who agree with parts of this.
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IPG remains platform-agnostic and the company remains focused on growing and strengthening its digital capabilities across their agency portfolio in line with market trends.
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They are relatively agnostic on geography, and certainly the teams they are backing are often spread across a number of countries with remote work setups.
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The firm says it's geography and vertical agnostic, and will do follow-on rounds, giving it plenty of flexibility to find who's building the future.
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The service has been designed to be cloud-agnostic, and for starters it's going to be available on Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud Platform.
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So Boler, for example, describes the company as "technology agnostic" — because the priority is addressing the target user, not playing in a particular technology niche.
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This was the first-ever approval of a site-agnostic drug, which targets a tumor based on its genetic profile instead of its anatomic location.
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Nuance's system is platform agnostic meaning it's not tethered to only iOS or Android apps, which was a problem that plagued CarPlay at the beginning.
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The platform as a whole is language agnostic, so you can pull data in a variety of formats, including XML, JSON, PHP, CSV and HTML.
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"Questioning your engagement could be something like, 'I wonder how my agnostic parents are going to get along with my Catholic boyfriend,'" Dr. Harwick says.
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Of course, you can only use Maven's new service if you own a GM vehicle, while other services like Turo and Getaround are brand agnostic.
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Although Bera ritually recommends low-cost agnostic ETFs to her stable of 20- to 30-year-old clients, she dismissed millennial ETFs as marketing gimmickry.
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Mr Fifield calls himself "ownership agnostic", saying it is for owners, within rules, to "determine what is the best way for them to configure themselves".
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IPG remains platform agnostic and the company remains focused on growing and strengthening its digital capabilities across their agency portfolio in line with market trends.
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But Russell was ahead of his time: genre-agnostic in a way that we are perhaps only now getting accustomed to, and preoccupied with process.
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With the abundance of other niche fintech services, Mokhtarzada saw the opportunity to step in with a bank-agnostic software tool that could replace Mint.
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Which may just be another way of repeating that it's a movie, rather than a franchise installment or a piece of platform-agnostic digital entertainment.
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Of those surveyed, about a third were Christian, while 25 percent considered themselves atheist or agnostic and 21 percent identified as no religion in particular.
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With queer acceptance leading to a decline of "the stressful stigmas of same-sex sexuality," queer-specific advice and resources can now be identity-agnostic.
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The goal of these laws is to move data away from the geographically agnostic world of cyberspace, and plant those records directly under local jurisdictions.
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Topbox uses its technology to ingest this data (and it's pretty agnostic about where it comes from) and then runs it through its classification models.
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We're going out on tour in January with Agnostic Front and Suicidal Tendencies in Europe and I'm hoping that it comes out right after that.
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Yet historically, even those who were agnostic, argues Ivan Krastev, chairman of the Center for Liberal Strategies, came from religious backgrounds and asked religious questions.
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Early this morning, Fast, a startup building platform-agnostic login and checkout services, announced that Stripe has led a $20 million investment into its business.
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"So maybe down the line in the future, we would have the system that is completely agnostic to which virus that you're [fighting]," says Abbott.
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There is an agnostic gospel even a nonbeliever can take away from Pym, and it goes like this: Life is full of mild, durable disappointments.
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WE ARE COMPLETELY AGNOSTIC OR UNCARING I GUESS IS A BETTER WORD ABOUT WHAT COMPANIES ARE USING OUR NETWORKS TO GET VIDEO TO THEIR CUSTOMERS.
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I'm tend to be overly agnostic about using the handicapped shitter if no one is in it, but I'm less so about the family restroom.
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The uptick reflects the wider prevalence of the spiritually unaffiliated, or "nones," as nearly a quarter of Americans identified as atheist or agnostic in 2011.
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American businesses' track record of helping China export censorship and Beijing's aggressive and platform-agnostic efforts to squelch unwanted speech overseas are a dangerous combination.
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"World, you make me nervous," lead vocalist Alex Maas sings, turning the rack into something stranger, almost a hymn, hovering between the gnostic and agnostic.
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In uniform, the title character, an ordinary mercenary turned freakishly powerful mercenary, may look a little like Spider-Man, at least to the comic-book agnostic.
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The question is whether any technology with specs that are solely defined by a single company can truly be trusted to be agnostic to the client.
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One advantage of the approach is it looks to be language agnostic (at least barring any cultural differences which might also impact how fake news spread).
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Thrive Capital, a New York-based, stage-agnostic venture fund that focuses primarily on media and internet investments, has closed its fifth fund with $700 million.
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The container-based grid computing models, such as those enabled by Docker, Rkt, Mesos and Kubernetes, provide a model for this type of vendor-agnostic layer.
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But if Apple has hopes of competing with platform agnostic messengers like Facebook, Snapchat, and Google, then opening up might not only be wise but inevitable.
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It's a criticism of food stamps or SNAP or whatever else, and I actually really explicitly meant to be agnostic in that section of the book.
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And they tend to be vendor-agnostic, putting them in a good position to build a community and products that reflect the best interest of customers.
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This question is particularly acute today for infrastructures: should we continue to remain agnostic, open and to choose a solution only based on its economic competitiveness?
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"Essentially everything on the Internet is agnostic in the sense that it cannot be priced differently," TRAI Chairman Ram Sevak Sharma said at a news conference.
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Neurala is hardware agnostic, capable of scaling from low-end CPUs to high-end GPUs, and able to pull from a number of frameworks including Tensorflow.
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Because podcasts and longer articles aren't owned by any one service, they're an easy starting point for Canopy, though it eventually hopes to be content agnostic.
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Petry had seen a few episodes of Ancient Aliens and, although she's agnostic about aliens, says she tried to approach the event with an open mind.
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A service should be platform agnostic and services like Netflix and Hulu and Amazon Prime Video have proven that access is crucial to success and scaling.
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HTML as a standard is maintained by a consortium of companies and academics, so it's theoretically agnostic to the competing interests of the internet's major players.
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Facebook also says that Messenger's new emoji do a better job with gender, putting women in more roles and including gender-agnostic options in other cases.
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Though Key is with the Army, the exercise is service agnostic and past directors have included representatives from other branches with a SOF background or focus.
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Equally, it could also be that brands are pressuring them to build collections reflective of the gender-agnostic way a lot of young people already dress.
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Opinion Toronto — THE ultracompact, platform-agnostic, user-configurable mobile fitness device that Dr. Michael Joyner showed off at a recent sports technology conference caused a stir.
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We asked him a few questions and he sent through an excerpt from the book that includes his first meeting with Agnostic Front guitarist Vinnie Stigma.
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It's Rabenreither's most genre agnostic work to date, operating more on the dynamism of its title than the twang and intimacy of last year's Big Blue.
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It's important to note that this is generic opinion data, and the party should be agnostic as to how candidates message their support for gun control.
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McConnell is believed to be decidedly agnostic about the policy itself, but his procedural bet here could point the way forward for the next controversial bill.
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"Whether he was actually an atheist, whether he was actually an agnostic, what his position was, is not, to my mind, entirely clear," said Dr. Hall.
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FF was always supportive, however they are also stage agnostic and generalists and hoped I would be able to do all stages and I can not.
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The algorithm change is "agnostic of media type," Mosseri said, which means that video, live video and even Instant Articles posted by publishers will be impacted.
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"The Five" co-host said he was agnostic religiously but he was reminded of his 12 years of Catholic education when he watched Kavanaugh's confirmation hearings.
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For all the talk in American circles about the rise of genderless or gender-nonconforming fashion, the runways of Milan felt coed, rather than gender-agnostic.
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AAWS has requested its status as respondent be removed, based on the fact it's based in New York, not Toronto, where the agnostic delisting took place.
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But no political coalition in history has ever truly been, or ever truly could be, agnostic about the energy mix of the country they propose leading.
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But Forbes is not worried about online competition during the all-important holiday shopping season because consumers have "become agnostic as to how they shop," he said.
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But we'll need to take some dramatic steps toward actually addressing limited broadband competition before the decades-old quest for hardware-agnostic game streaming finally becomes reality.
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Airlines have said they aim to be agnostic about where customers buy their tickets and are working with third parties to make their travel packages widely available.
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It's agnostic as to where the Kubernetes cluster is running, but you can use it to port your existing Google Cloud identity-based policies to these clusters.
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But it appears that the dongle is heading in the direction of Roku, which takes a more agnostic approach to promoting the content available on its platform.
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Point Nine co-founder and managing partner Christoph Janz told TechCrunch that, while his firm is location-agnostic for deals, he's impressed with Australia's potential for startups.
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"We plan to do sentiment research on both sides of, as well as tracking key words and tags, but we will be completely agnostic towards anything political."
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Whether you're a liberal, conservative, moderate, or even a political agnostic, it is crystal clear that Trump has veered way off the accepted partisan and ideological script.
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Long ago, I abandoned almost all of the Catholic beliefs on which I was raised, but the concept of an afterlife is one I've remained agnostic about.
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Interestingly, Neurotrack's brain scan app is language agnostic, so it doesn't require extensive translation and localization to work for doctors or patients around the world, Kaplan noted.
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If Escher Reality can be the device- and platform-agnostic engine for AR, it could become a gateway to tons of developer spending and consumer time spent.
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With Apollo, the team decided to go in the opposite direction and instead build a platform that makes being database agnostic the core of its value proposition.
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A.I. is built on top of frameworks which are instruction- and chip-agnostic, so China actually has a chance to be in the driver for this industry.
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It has been my favorite, most reliable messaging client, and its platform-agnostic design means I can access my messages across iPhones, Android devices, and desktop browsers.
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" He said his firm is agnostic toward individual coins, but that "investor interest in Bitcoin Cash has basically been non-existent in the last couple of months.
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I would recommend the Aeon Flow Open to anyone looking for a good pair of genre-agnostic hi-fi headphones that lives up to its high price.
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The Blips lenses are smartphone agnostic; however, their magnification capabilities vary depending on the device being used, and how its camera sensor and standard lens are configured.
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Kern is agnostic about what percentage of the human genome is functional, but he believes that genetic linkage touches a large—yet unknown—fraction of the genome.
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" We want a Samantha, not a Siri "Viv is designed to be devices agnostic — think one platform, open to all services, for all devices, personalized for you.
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As a longtime resident of Phoenix and UFO agnostic, I've heard the story of the Phoenix Lights retold countless times, each retelling rife with contradictions and inconsistencies.
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For Adobe's customers this is a plus, though others may prefer the flexibility of more agnostic solutions that let you pick and choose your preferred upload destinations.
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The Unix time system is agnostic about things like the day of the week, the month, the hour, or really any of the trappings of human timekeeping.
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For example, the Clinton campaign has organizers focused on African-American outreach in Waterloo, Davenport and Des Moines who are reaching out to religious and agnostic communities.
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We are industry agnostic, but the industries in which we have been spending most time recently were probably supply chain and logistics, and financial services (incl. crypto).
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One advantage of deploying a patient's own immune system against cancer is that immunological cells are generally agnostic to the mutations that cause a particular cancer's growth.
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Including masklike constructions called "spirit animals" and rusted kettles that an ancient alchemist might have used, his creations may be seen as agnostic parodies of authentic artifacts.
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The bullish optimism of 2017 and early 2018, stoked by tax cuts and soaring equity valuations, has been replaced by something much more agnostic if not pessimistic.
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SimJacker is platform-agnostic, meaning it can potentially affect any type of hardware or software — instead, it exploits an interface used by cell carriers, Ars Technica reports.
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The device itself matters a lot less, because frequently, as cloud computing becomes more and more dominant, the information and technologies you use are increasingly platform agnostic.
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A study last year by the Pew Research Center found that 23 percent of respondents identified themselves as "nones" — a term meaning atheistic, agnostic or religiously unaffiliated.
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The service is completely agnostic as to where you train your models and you can obviously share access to your results with the rest of your team.
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The clearest remaining indication is the street signs: There's Darwin Street (as in Charles Darwin), and Ingersoll Street (as in Robert Ingersoll, the famed 19th-century agnostic).
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There will be a sector agnostic remit for the fund, but wil take a particular interest in Robotics, vertical AI, Healthtech, Blockchain, SaaS, Cyber, Gaming and D2C.
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A Federer agnostic compared with most of the others, Rushabh had been walking around the campsite all afternoon, interviewing superfans about what made the player so special.
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The focus on Apple's programming makes for a tantalizing narrative, given how long Silicon Valley in general and Apple in particular have remained agnostic about owning content.
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The percentage of people who identify as atheist, agnostic or "nothing in particular," often referred to as the "nones," stands at 26%, up from 17% in 2009.
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I think, from a British point of view, and let's say I'm politically agnostic on this one, as well, I think it's going pretty badly, as well.
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Besides forming a language-agnostic messaging layer, Linkerd also offers load balancing, failure and latency handling and other services that all aim to keep microservice-based applications responsive.
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Do you really think it's likely that Sonos will be able to be agnostic in the coming battle of who's going to be the main assistant in homes?
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It made more sense to me than agnostic; I don't think god(s) are unknowable, but I wasn't satisfied with the religious institutions I could choose from either.
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These videos show up on a number of different platforms and Overtime aims to keep that process platform agnostic, going to where younger viewers are going to begin.
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Though striking an agnostic position as to whether humanity has used up all its eureka moments, they nonetheless conclude that new ideas are getting more expensive to find.
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Algorithmia, a Seattle-based startup that offers a cloud-agnostic AI automation platform for enterprises, today announced a $25 million Series B funding round led by Norwest Partners.
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The past three years are the story of how these attitudes towards Europe—agnostic, unemotional and in many cases only recently formed—hardened into Britain's principal social division.
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Major trade groups, such as the American Petroleum Institute, have fought climate policies in the past but more recently have sought to be more agnostic on the matter.
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It's also hardware agnostic, meaning that users can take their current hardware and run the service on top of that without having to immediately invest in new servers.
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"The conventional wisdom was that the influx of capital by largely valuation agnostic participants was driving up the valuation math — which has a trickle-down effect," Yaghmaie said.
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Brooklyn-based photographer Kellyann Petry, a self-professed agnostic on the alien question, attended the first day of this fall's convention to learn more about the show's followers.
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That beta has many new features to support the new universe of platforms: version control, simultaneous editing, an entirely new data model, platform-agnostic design tools, and more.
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The fund has been started by two former fund managers Petr Šmída and Cezary Smorszczewski, and is a geographically agnostic, long-term investor in late-stage fintech companies.
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Cloudyn, in this context, is an interesting business because it has positioned itself as an agnostic but intelligent companion to how businesses are actually using cloud services today.
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Although he used religious language in public and claimed to be a Muslim in his autobiography, he was probably an atheist, or at least a tough-minded agnostic.
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"We go out of our way to make sure not to describe ourselves as a hotel, because a hotel is agnostic as to what you do," said Staff.
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" Henderson continued, "They kept fighting the challenge as though it were an atheist or an agnostic who was suing, and as though it were a First Amendment case.
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In the early 212s Agnostic Front were the toughest band in America and their 216 debut LP Victim in Pain remains one of the toughest albums ever released.
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The Snowden revelations in 2013 knocked the United States off its high horse, and may have pushed the technology industry into an increasingly agnostic outlook on human rights.
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But the UN's most recent report remains agnostic on the issue of geoengineering, citing insufficient research on its effectiveness and the consequences it might have on the planet.
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Michael Dunn, the managing director of BYU Broadcasting, said the show was tested with focus groups in Dallas ("heavily evangelical," Dunn noted) and San Diego ("very heavily agnostic").
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While the company notes it's hardware-agnostic, it does build its own IoT sensors for companies and cities that might not have existing air quality sensors in place.
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While the company notes it's hardware agnostic, it does build its own IoT sensors for companies and cities that might not have existing air quality sensors in place.
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Streaming services are still springing up in surprising places, with hardware-agnostic apps and endpoints arising in response to market pressure, so this isn't catastrophic news for cord cutters.
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While I'm unfamiliar with the band, they sat alongside the likes of the Bouncing Souls, Agnostic Front, and ALL on one of the Punk-O-Rama compilations in 1999.
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What we all need is a platform-agnostic cloud service that stores all our files in the cloud and gives us access to them wherever and whenever we need.
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This opinion has been echoed by most of the Bernie supporters I've spoken to, who are either firmly against Sanders joining the party or at most agnostic about it.
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MediaDC reportedly wants to jettison the anti-Trump brand of the Weekly Standard but use its subscribers to bolster the more pro-Trump — or at least Trump-agnostic — Examiner.
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Aside from a marketplace vertical or technology requirement, the new micro VC says it remains completely sector-agnostic and will back "network effects-powered" platform businesses of any type.
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Shadow also sells software to "recruit volunteers and mobilize voters," which suggests that its clients may not be just supposedly candidate-agnostic state Democratic committees, but individual campaigns themselves.
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MIB:I is meant to prove that the series is star-agnostic, but its substitution turns into a metaphor for a good actor struggling to fill out a superstar's suit.
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While Tesla's charging business is designed for its own cars, Chargepoint is agnostic on EV car model, and Romano hopes the industry will ultimately adopt a common charging standard.
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Techstars, meanwhile, has become increasingly focused on corporate partnerships, but it still operates a handful of independent, industry-agnostic programs based in cities like Boulder, Boston and New York.
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It is antithetical to platform-agnostic Sonos and unabashedly so, as if Apple is daring its competitors to try and compete with its hardware prowess and platform lock-in.
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Thrive is stage and industry agnostic with investments in Oscar, Cadre, a real estate software company co-founded by the Kushner brothers, Glossier, Warby Parker, Slack, Robinhood and Stripe.
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As we've taken our small-screen destiny into our own hands—skinny bundles, "over the top" content, a device-agnostic smorgasbord of streaming—our hands have become empty, idle.
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Under Steve Ballmer's leadership, Microsoft was a place where employees had to hide their iPhones, but the new, more enlightened company under Satya Nadella has declared itself device-agnostic.
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One of Fitbit's biggest advantages has been its agnostic approach to software: you can use a Fitbit whether you have an iPhone, an Android phone, or a Windows phone.
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What's maybe more important, though, is that it's also cloud agnostic and allows enterprises to run containers in public and private clouds as well as in traditional data centers.
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Founded in 2015, it's a cloud-agnostic SaaS platform compatible with Amazon, Google and Microsoft that provides data to destinations such as SQL databases, Snowflake, AWS Redshift, SAP HANA.
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In the same time period, the percentage of religiously unaffiliated voters -- voters who identify as atheist, agnostic, or as not having a religion -- has risen from 11% to 17%.
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Toward this end, Trump's infrastructure plan should spotlight and promote public-private partnerships (P2628s) as the central piece of its reform package, rather than just taking an agnostic approach.
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Unsurprisingly, though, the Founding Fathers were agnostic about colleges that might want to admit students on the basis of their throwing arm, sense of humor, or challenging life experiences.
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Solutions such as Anthos, in particular, allow network operators to remain agnostic to various cloud services, such that they can easily migrate enterprise clients' cloud operations to the edge.
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"Our philosophy here is to be cloud agnostic, as much as we can," said Stephen Holmes, a spokesman for Home Depot, which uses both Azure and Google Cloud Platform.
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What he's saying: Kennedy also was agnostic on the 2020 presidential election, even though most of the Democratic Party candidates support federal legalization, with the exception of Joe Biden.
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A spiritual agnostic and lifelong skeptic, Harris eventually became the kind of guy who now meditates for two hours a day—which is "fucking bonkers," as he puts it.
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