" That means, he continued, "One aims at protecting the individual; the other aims at protecting the group.
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"In the spirit of human augmentation, which aims at overcoming human body limitations by using robotic devices, our approach aims at overcoming mobile device limitations (static, passive, motionless) by using a robotic limb," he writes.
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Greece aims at privatisation revenues of 14 billion euros by 2022.
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Italy aims at having an adequate representation in the European institutions.
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Pursuit is different because it aims at students who can't pay.
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The accusations against Pell set two of Francis' chief aims at odds.
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Soon enough, PayFit aims at handling expense reports and pay, as well.
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US policy aims at preventing Iran from extending its power throughout the region.
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So, she steals a gun from a police officer, aims at Lucious and shoots.
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He especially aims at drumming up support for himself among Turkish citizens in Germany.
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The plan aims at making big lenders safer but would also increase their costs.
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Code-named "Dark Ages," the plot aims at America's Achilles' heel—its own greatness.
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The program aims at schooling 62 million girls worldwide who lack convenient academic access.
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Tolda said the strategy aims at preventing money that reaches Mercadolibre sites from leaving.
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"Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween" debuted slightly above expectations as it aims at family audiences.
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Through the buyback Maroc Telecom aims at reducing extreme share price volatility, it said.
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STMicro aims at generating $170 million in annual savings once the plan is completed.
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Again, the claim that admission aims at better academically qualified applicants is not true.
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Now, as the collective aims at sustainability, 28-Ball has become a proper nonprofit.
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"And together with me are..." Suddenly, he aims at the sky and pulls the trigger.
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Now more than ever, we need a strategy that aims at diplomatic and multilateral solutions.
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The tax aims at assets — financial, property and otherwise — above $1.52 million (1.3 million euros).
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Implanting the stents aims at preventing development of scar tissue and recurrence of the blockage.
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The huge scale of BP's operations puts its aims at the vanguard in oil and gas.
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This technology aims at making road safer, more enjoyable and maximize time for drivers while delegating.
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The company fundamentally aims at making it easy for entrepreneurs who want to launch a business.
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The meeting aims at "opening a new chapter in cooperation" with the foreign companies, he said.
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Fusion is an English-language digital news service and cable channel that aims at millennial audiences.
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Another initiative aims at providing public access to Port Chester's mile-long waterfront for nonmotorized craft.
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As the name implies, the CTI aims at reducing nitrogen dioxide emissions from heavy-duty vehicles.
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The company aims at hitting a 26.5 million-tonne production target by 2020 with this project.
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"My Art," which was made on a budget of roughly $400,000, aims at a more multifaceted portrayal.
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The legislation aims at curbing Medicaid funding and reshaping subsidies to low-income people for private insurance.
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Mounia is also a co-founder of StartHer, an organization that aims at promoting entrepreneurship by women.
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This paper aims at finding a model for providing free Internet within the framework of net neutrality.
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The U.S. effort to include wage rates aims at Mexico's lower hourly wages and is particularly controversial.
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For a president whose approach to decisions aims at transactional benefits, his action should be no surprise.
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Friday's session aims at finding strategies for countering terrorism, including lone-wolf extremists, cyberattacks and nuclear proliferation.
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Yahoo Mail aims at emerging markets and casual users, launches versions for mobile web and Android Go
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Enten: "The Forecast" aims at giving us the best understanding of where the results will end up.
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However, the huge scale of BP's operations puts its aims at the vanguard in oil and gas.
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" "He achieved his aims, at the expense of (Ukraine's) interests and I believe these are poor methods.
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The medal "aims at underlining the vocation of those who govern in helping the poor," Francis told Macron.
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The project aims at attracting "the best scientific minds from around the world," according to the press release.
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But it's the increasing cruelty Perry aims at Celeste that haunts me long after I watch an episode.
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The difference between Escobar's coldhearted stare and the loving gaze he aims at his family is almost imperceptible.
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Truepic, a startup in San Diego, aims at producing a new kind of photograph—a verifiable digital original.
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The initiative, called YieldWise, aims at cutting food waste and loss in half by 2030, the Foundation said.
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It's a positive, universalist agenda that aims at social solidarity and national cohesion — we're all in this together.
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Greece returned to growth last year and aims at making a full economic recovery in the coming years.
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Sprightly, too, aims at democratizing design, but is especially targeting smaller retailers who engage with customers on social media.
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More recently, fans speculated that Bieber's verse on "No Brainer" aims at Mendes and his previous relationship with Baldwin.
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DisplayMate's battery of tests aims at testing the absolute color accuracy, brightness and other objective measures of a display.
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The group aims at reaching sales worth 2100 billion euros by 240, Affari&Finanza/la Repubblica reported on Monday.
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Tarpon said in a filing last week that the delisting aims at reducing costs and simplifying its management structure.
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Then satirical news, like "The Daily Show" and "Full Frontal," which aims at the absurdity of news and newsmakers.
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And Campus Job – now renamed as Way Up – aims at matching students to jobs and raised $7.8 million last year.
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Beyond the recovery of damaged studios and exhibition spaces, the fund aims at helping artists help their families and communities.
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The programme aims at financing the renovation of 75,000 dwellings per year, or 375,000 over the government's five-year term.
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His letter aims at protected Canadian sectors such as telecoms and financial services (and, less explicitly, dairy and poultry farming).
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Darren Criss is the man with the gun, shooting for "Versace: American Crime Story" as he aims at Edgar Ramirez.
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Energisa said the capital injection aims at improving its cash position as well as deleveraging it after two recent acquisitions.
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The Philippines had a 6.5-7.5 percent growth target in 2017 year and aims at 7.0-8.0 percent this year.
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It's mostly a source of drama, as she blows up over any hint of affection he aims at another girl.
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The plan aims at ensuring that there is no requirement for physical checks on the border, according to the report.
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According to the Modi government, the reform aims at smoothing the way toward a more efficient and less corrupt economy.
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Saudi's Vision 2030, which was proposed in April last year, aims at transforming the country into a more diverse economy.
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He repeatedly challenged her credentials as a fellow progressive, using some of the same language he aims at Mrs. Clinton.
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Bollywood Parks is targeted at Bollywood fans around the world, but also aims at drawing more Indian tourists to Dubai.
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The "backstop" provision in Britain's European Union divorce deal aims at avoiding a hard border on the island of Ireland.
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The policy, which aims at prosecuting illegal border-crossing offenses, applies to all adults whether or not they come with children.
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The company aims at a return to profitability by 2018, and a stock market listing again in March the following year.
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This is controlled and it aims at meeting both the best availability and and at least some profit for the taxis.
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Ceglowski was struck by King's approach: a fieldwork-focused, populist campaign that goes door-to-door and aims at voter expansion.
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Picking and stowing objects on the shelves has proven tricky to automate, but Amazon's contest aims at plugging this technology gap.
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It understands that, when the world aims at erasing you, it's a thrill to be made visible, by whatever means necessary.
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We the people should honor that legacy by renewing our commitment to — and insistence on — leadership that aims at nothing less.
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The panel aims at averting ethnic or religious conflict, rather than censorship, its chairman, Zaw Aye Maung, told Reuters by telephone.
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We have a president who engages in reckless rhetoric all the time, that aims at demeaning, demonizing all kinds of people.
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The upshot is a headlong final act that aims at stark political theater but at times comes off as only stagy.
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The proposal aims at stepping up cooperation among EU states to reduce tax avoidance, while making tax bills more predictable for corporations.
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ITALY'S TRIA SAYS ITALY AIMS AT KEEPING DEFICIT LOW AND CONTINUE DECREASING DEBT NOT THROUGH HIGHER TAXES BUT THROUGH LOWER CURRENT EXPENDITURES
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Graphical problems notwithstanding, the game aims at a vibe somewhere between David Lynch's Eraserhead, Andrei Tarkovsky's Stalker, and an M.C. Escher sketch.
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Their proposal addresses such core political issues as the status of Jerusalem, and separately aims at helping the Palestinians strengthen their economy.
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But Sempre is unique, Mathur says, because it works with health insurance to provide discounts and aims at improving medication adherence, too.
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The "Impunity Partnership" aims at preserving evidence of chemical weapons attacks, recording those responsible for attacks and imposing sanctions on those responsible.
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The service, launched in spring, aims at the newborn through six-years-old age range, and is currently only selling new clothes.
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The so-called administrative reform aims at curbing growth of mandatory federal expenditures by changing the rules for new public sector employees.
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The initiative aims at protecting women from harassment by landlords, property managers, maintenance workers, security guards and representatives of rental property owners.
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So, while it aims at him, Uber is obviously going to get strafed too, one source close to the board pointed out.
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The U.N.-backed conference aims at securing parliamentary and presidential elections in the North African country, if possible by the end of 2018.
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The Basslet aims at a mobile, portable way for music lovers to add a new layer to the music to which they listen.
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The bank said it aims at reducing its NPE ratio to 15% of its total loan book in 2022, from 49% last year.
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In a video shared by Kensington Palace, the 33-year-old royal holds the bow and arrow and carefully aims at the target.
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"They define a new model of activism which aims at contributing to social reform by spreading religious values," El-Haitami writes for OpenDemocracy.
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Now, the company aims at providing large organizations with a data analysis tool to help them optimize business decisions and predict consumer trends.
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In the future, the cooperation aims at building a new autonomous driving control system for car manufacturers, car sharing services and taxi fleets.
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The kingdom's "Vision 2030" economic reform plan aims at ending its reliance on oil and to stimulate the domestic non-oil private sector.
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The exhibition aims at urging news publications to bring the climate crisis to their front pages with works that visually illustrate environmental calamities.
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The bill aims at rationalizing federal sentencing as well as improving conditions for inmates and helping ease them back into society after prison.
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First, it aims at perhaps the most important target in terms of combating online copyright infringement: domain names engaged in large-scale piracy.
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"The European Union is first in the world to have launched a comprehensive plastics strategy which aims at reducing also microplastics," he said.
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"One of our aims at GV is to increase access to differentiated deal flow," GV Managing Partner David Krane said in a statement.
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But it is the only way that is likely to succeed in achieving our aims at an acceptable human, financial and moral cost.
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The combination of the two companies aims at creating a group with annual revenues of 17 billion euros and more than 250,000 employees.
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Replacing allies of Mr Hu, and of Jiang Zemin before him, appears to be one of Mr Xi's main aims at the upcoming congress.
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Its investigation aims at establishing whether the French media giant actually controls TIM and, in consequence, if Rome can exercise special powers over it.
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It is difficult to take into account this effect you are talking about, I mean the government's policy that aims at stimulating consumption spending.
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"We think this reaction should have a clear target, which mainly aims at nuclear activities in the DPRK," Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said.
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The bilateral meeting in Japan aims at heading off a ratcheting up of U.S. tariffs on imports of consumer and other goods from China.
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This view minimizes the role of a programmer, who, like a librarian, aims at preserving and presenting facts and data in a meaningful way.
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Qatar denies the charges and says the economic boycott aims at neutering an independent foreign policy it says promotes peaceful regional reform and fighting terrorism.
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The spending at GE Digital is being slashed, amid layoffs and sharply narrowed aims at G.E. under John Flannery, who became chief executive last August.
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And then there is Bevel, a razor seller that aims at the African-American market, which has drawn backing from the likes of Andreessen Horowitz.
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D'Ieteren: D'Iteren said on Tuesday it now aims at an average of 2-3% sales growth for next 5 years for its D'Ieteren Auto section.
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The ECB's existing definition of price stability aims at prices rising at below 2%, while its inflation target definition sets it "close but below 2%".
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"Zero waste aims at eliminating as much trash from the household as possible," Bea Johnson, blogger and author of the bestselling book, Zero Waste Home, said.
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Pence's 10-day tour of Asia aims at emphasising that U.S. President Donald Trump wants to boost U.S. trade in the region, despite scrapping the TPP.
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The plan aims at lowering Palestinian unemployment from 30% today to single digits, and cutting poverty by half within a decade, the White House officials added.
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So there is an opportunity here for a platform which is both a community combined with a 3D modelling tool that aims at a wider audience.
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A senior Trump administration official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the energy strategy aims at the mutual benefit of the United States and its allies.
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BGZ BNP Paribas acting chief executive officer Przemyslaw Gdanski told Puls Biznesu daily that he aims at increasing lemnder's ROE to 10 percent in 2019-2020.
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The severe punishment laid down for it aims at the total elimination of apostasy on the one hand and warning and preventing others from committing it.
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It's a disarmingly fluid record despite being impeccably structured and conceptually tight, and clearly aims at taking a place in the pantheon of great pop records.
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It may also send a signal to other regional powers about Saudi Arabia's foreign policy aims at a time of heightened tensions in the Middle East.
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The company promised to launch the smartphone at a retail price of Rs 251 ($8883) and said it aims at getting the phone to every Indian.
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Under its third international bailout signed last summer, Greece aims at a primary surplus - which excludes debt servicing costs - of 0.5 percent of GDP this year.
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Using only "Marine" highlights that she is the only woman among the top candidates, and aims at establishing a more direct link with voters, aides say.
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"We believe this aggressive influencing from Russia aims at creating distrust between leaders and citizens, and to have us make decisions harmful to ourselves," he said.
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Any inference or subsequent intervention that aims at changing the behavior of a user should be fully transparent, and ideally scrutinized by an ethical review committee.
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The finance ministry aims at raising up to 30 billion ($519 million) roubles a year by selling bonds, known as OFZ bonds for people, Siluanov said.
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Even though it aims at being something more, Narcos: Mexico doesn't seem to have ambitions far beyond those of the criminals it follows, pushing more product.
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It aims at depriving Pyongyang of more than a billion in annual revenues and boosting pressure on Kim Jong Un's regime after its recent nuclear test.
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He said the finance ministry aims at selling up to 30 billion rubles ($489.6 million) worth of bonds, known as "OFZ for people", in the first quarter.
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To cultivate practical mathematical and scientific skills for recent African graduates, the Einstein Initiative has also helped set up the AIMS at which Dr Fantaye now works.
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Fitch's assessment of the liquidity of an MDB aims at measuring the size and quality of its liquid assets relative to its present and future cash needs.
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Austin, the state's liberal enclave, already obtains nearly forty per cent of its power from renewable sources, and aims at almost doubling that figure in ten years.
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Financed by the King Salman (KS) Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center, the project aims at rehabilitating the children and reintegrating them into society and back to school.
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The Belt and Road plan, unveiled in 2013, aims at connecting China by land and sea to Southeast Asia, Central Asia, the Middle East, Europe and Africa.
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Eastern Europe's largest software maker, Asseco Poland, aims at becoming the global player on the e-signature market, its chief executive Adam Goral told daily Puls Biznesu.
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According to Xinhua, the move aims at "deepening the central authority's reforms of the cultural system" and "increasing mainstream media's influence in the area of financial information".
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"The MoU aims at studying the possibility of building a shared oil refinery in the Sultanate of Oman to process the crude oil imported from Iraq," Ghadban said.
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The coalition says their campaign was launched at Hadi's request and aims at restoring his rule and Yemen's future as a unified state in line with U.N. resolutions.
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The government's reform plan aims at limiting the cost of laying off workers and puts most aspects of France's strictly codified rules on labor relations up for negotiation.
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The central bank will pursue a flexible monetary policy that aims at maintaining economic stability, according to the statement posted on the central bank's website late no Tuesday.
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House Republican leadership is expected to bring to the floor a new immigration bill that aims at appeasing both Republicans and Democrats by including proposals from both parties.
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The group published on Thursday its first semester results and announced that it aims at an increase of about 4-6% in EBIT (excluding HBF acquisition), in 2019.
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"The initiative shares the objectives of current domestic infrastructure projects in Norway and Sweden, but aims at achieving them on a Nordic scale," the banks said on Friday.
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A 14-year-old Indian student has won Google's Community Impact Award for a GPS-powered app that aims at keeping local fishermen safe and enhancing their productivity.
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While TRAI has dealt with different aspects of net neutrality in three previous papers, this latest round of consultations aims at formulating a comprehensive policy on the issue.
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The central bank, which aims at keeping inflation near its 4% target, also said inflation was seen temporarily slowing below 3% in year-on-year terms in 2020.
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Our party, the Republican Party, is best when it thinks big, when it aims at solutions rather than scapegoats and when it relies on data rather than dogma.
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The 2628st-century version of Glass-Steagall advocated by Sanders, Warren, McCain and others aims at today's versions of shadow banking: The versions highlighted by the 28503 crash.
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"The program aims at economic diversity," said Anthony Welters, a 1977 N.Y.U. law school graduate who is executive vice president of the health care company the UnitedHealth Group.
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Elon Musk ambitiously aims at producing 26.7,268.4 electric vehicles a year by 20.92, and Tesla has repeatedly stated that the cobalt will be sourced exclusively in North America.
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It aims at discovering 2 to 3 billion barrels of oil and gas this year through drilling 115 offshore wells near Africa, Mexico, Norway and Asia, Rota said.
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Instead of snipping DNA, this type of CRISPR largely aims at a different genetic building block — RNA, another of the major biological molecules found in all forms of life.
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Illustrator and author Meredith Gaston's new book, The Art of Kindness, is a lovely book that aims at the same goals, but aligns readers towards simple acts of kindness.
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The Legion of Honor, created by Napoleon in 1802, aims at honoring famous as well as unknown people, French and foreigners, who have served France and defended its values.
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The Pikachu filter is a pretty perfect tie-in for Snapchat, which aims at a demographic that is already pretty gaga for the most recognizable of Nintendo's pocket monsters.
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Tang is in charge of steering through the EU assembly a tax reform, known as common corporate tax base, which aims at harmonizing national tax deductions on business profits.
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The hypothesis that one ought to be operating on is that the North Korean gambit aims at trying to relieve some of the sanctions pressure in the short term.
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Energy Minister Fernando Coelho said the measure aims at giving "fair treatment" to importers and producers in the face of a "violent" increase in shipments from the United States.
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Saudi Arabia is now trying to boost its entertainment sector as part of that plan, which aims at creating jobs and weaning the country off its dependence on oil.
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Health care stocks have been on a tear this week as investors braced for the unveiling of the Senate's health care bill, with aims at repealing and replacing Obamacare.
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"We have huge reserves of various range ballistic missiles that are ready to target enemies and their aims, at any time, from different points of the country," Brig. Gen.
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Public radio, in which many narrative podcasters got their start, is not for profit, and aims at producing programming in the service of a better, and better-informed, society.
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The army offensive aims at completing its control of the strategic area known as the "Triangle of Death", which connects southern the Damascus countryside with Deraa and Quneitra provinces.
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The administration still aims at repatriating at least some of the $2 trillion in stranded overseas corporate cash and ending the taxation of newly minted corporate profits earned abroad.
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"The framework we are proposing today aims at making the EU-wide stress test more informative, flexible, and cost-effective," EBA Chair Jose Manuel Campa said in a statement.
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"All Israeli settlements are illegal,'' he said, "and we are not going to accept any formula that aims at legitimizing the presence of Israeli colonies on occupied Palestinian land.
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Featuring "17 for 2017" artists to watch, the brand aims at recognizing and supporting country music's up-and-coming musicians who are well on their way to achieving new heights.
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"Apparently, the Franco-German proposal aims at appeasing the possible fears of some EU nations and perhaps make it easier to win the support of some members states," Yenel said.
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By 2023, the company plans to have 22,800 convenience stores compared with 13,400 this year and aims at growing its market share to 15 percent from the current 9 percent.
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Adobe and Google have partnered to launch the second leg of an open-source project which aims at providing a unified typeface for the 1.5 billion people in East Asia.
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Finally, it increasingly looks as if IS operational planning always aims at carrying out multiple, sequenced attacks to spread confusion and to stretch the ability of emergency services to respond.
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Mr. Wu told a Harvard recruitment fair last year that he aims at investment opportunities priced at less than book value and offering a return on equity above 10 percent.
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"The program aims at economic diversity," said Mr. Welters, 60, an African-American who grew up in Harlem and was the first in his family to pursue an advanced degree.
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The larger vision, though, aims at reclaiming a world hope a world of digital re-distribution, an expansive multi-part strategy that Aggrego CEO Tim Landon recently outlined for me.
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The leftist-led government, which has been accused by its lenders of foot-dragging in the sale of state assets, aims at 2 billion euros in privatization revenues in 2017.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A new exhibition at the Bowdoin College Museum of Art on until October aims at seeing ancient art from untraditional angles and all sides.
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The bill also aims at bolstering AUSTRAC's investigation and enforcement powers, just days after the agency accused the Commonwealth Bank of Australia of "serious and systemic" breaches of money laundering laws.
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The funds in the Democratic bill package would not go towards building a wall, as Trump has demanded, but instead reportedly aims at funding existing border security and federal immigration courts.
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Without steps to reduce heavy mandatory spending, it will continue climbing, said Felipe Salto, head of the Independent Fiscal Institute, a bipartisan Senate office that aims at transparency in government accounts.
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The group's renewable energy unit Enel Green Power (EGP) aims at big industrial clients, particularly in North America, Chief Executive Antonello Cammisecra said in an interview with Il Sole 24 Ore.
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The Muslim Public Affairs Council created a national program, the Safe Spaces Initiative, which directly aims at empowering communities in order to promote civic engagement, public safety and healthy identity formation.
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The so-called Experience of the Future (EOTF) revamp aims at "elevating the consumer experience, " according to the company, but DiFrisco says it has been a drag on same-store sales.
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This reimagining of the classic, conceived, directed and choreographed by Austin McCormick, aims at eroticism and unlike other renditions, sticks around through mid-January, when some heat will indeed be welcome.
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Alibaba has also been pushing a strategy it calls "new retail," which aims at combining the online and offline elements of its business such as payments, physical stores and food delivery.
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Go deeper: New House committee aims at climate "crisis" Climate change gets a network's spotlight Democrats' left turn on climate change Key global warming target slipping out of reach, UN scientists warn
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Stoejberg said the proposal aims at bringing refugees in line with unemployed Danes, who can only get social benefits if they sell any assets above 10,000 kroner, the equivalent of about $1,453.
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The National Development and Reform Commission said its financial agreement with the China Development Bank (CDB) aims at heeding calls from the state cabinet for more financial support to China's "digital economy".
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"The naval parade in April aims at sending a message to the international community" about the capabilities of the Chinese navy, a Beijing-based military analyst told the South China Morning Post.
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The newer breed of American hostels — the stylish few found in major cities, as represented by the following — aims at a broader demographic of travelers who share at least one thing: thrift.
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Rome's investigation aims at establishing whether Vivendi - which on July 27 acknowledged "direction and coordination activity" at TIM - actually controls the telecoms group and if Rome can exercise special powers over it.
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Complete with 25 curated questions created by the talk show hosts Jada Pinkett Smith, Willow Smith and Adrienne Banfield Norris, the game aims at deepening the relationships between friends and family members.
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The change aims at denying funds to certain government departments unless parliament has ratified a deal, or Withdrawal Agreement, with the EU, or lawmakers have agreed to Britain leaving without a deal.
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The start-ups announced a joint-venture known as the "CENTRE Consortium" on Tuesday, which they say aims at speeding up adoption of cryptocurrencies backed by actual government currencies like the U.S. dollar.
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"While most algorithms suffer from programmers/developer's biases, MoglA aims at learning from her environment, developing her own rules at the policy layer and develop expert systems without discarding any data," Rai said.
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This program attempts to create this middle way by allowing ads that meet certain standards to be displayed and by doing so aims at motivating advertisers to create better and more sustainable advertisement.
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In neighboring Syria, there are nearly a thousand US boots on the ground, backing a mixed Kurdish-Arab force that aims at overrunning the city of Raqqa, the de facto capital of ISIS.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - A drone attack by Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthi group on a Saudi oil field on Saturday aims at disrupting the global oil supply, said the kingdom's energy minister, Khalid al-Falih.
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Piccinin said an asset-heavy structure means the cost of originating grains is $6 to $7 per tonne of soybeans for these companies, whereas Lotus' aims at keeping it at $1 per tonne.
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Third, to make the Qods Force, itself, the target of a broad diplomatic and sanctions campaign that also aims at any country or commercial entity that tolerates its presence or supports its activities.
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The sanctions boosted aversion to Russian assets and prompted the finance ministry, which aims at raising around one trillion rubles in the whole of 2018, to cancel some of its weekly OFZ auctions.
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The move to shut down schools aims at keeping Delhi's kids from having to travel through the toxic environment, something which Tehran and Beijing both did last year for the first time ever.
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Eid said the case is "fabricated" and aims at "spreading fear" among the opposition ahead of the anniversary of the June 30, 2013 uprising that toppled President Mohamed Mursi of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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"Today's signing aims at the implementation of the peace confidence building that came in the constitutional declaration," said Yasir Arman, the deputy chairman of the rebel Sudan People's Liberation Army-North (SPLM-North).
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Amazon's move aims at the heart of the Bentonville, Arkansas-based retail giant's business - groceries, which account for 231 percent of Wal-Mart's $486 billion in revenue for the year ending Jan. 31.
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The Commission is assessing the consequences of such a bold move and aims at reaching a conclusion "at the latest by the first quarter of this year," a Commission spokeswoman told journalists on Monday.
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The proposal aims at facilitating the building up of capital buffers for banks against losses at time when shares and bonds are losing value, forcing lenders to pay more to build the required cushions.
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The new law aims at the "proper use of land for better livelihoods, and improved socio-economic development ... without negative effects on the environment and society", according to a translation of the draft policy.
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For example, as I have written here before, Senator Warren's proposed tax on wealth, which aims at the richest 0.1 percent of the population, is unlikely to raise as much revenue as she claims.
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Thursday's action aims at products mostly widely used by children but "seeks to strike the right public health balance by maintaining e-cigarettes as a potential off-ramp for adults" who smoke, Azar said.
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Kemira, due to hold its capital markets day on Thursday, said it now aims at above-the-market revenue growth with core EBITDA margin of 14-16 percent in the mid- to long-term.
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While Pankhurst and Paul chose it as a symbol of the "purity" of their aims at the beginning of the 20th century, it could not then and cannot now be dissociated from its racial connotations.
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" The resolution recognizes "the role of youth in promoting a culture of peace, tolerance, intercultural and interreligious dialogue that aims at discouraging their participation in acts of violence, terrorism, xenophobia and all forms of discrimination.
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Goldman will then take that raw material and use it to make more money, in large part by lending it out through its online lender Marcus, which aims at consumers looking to borrow around $20,000.
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This year China will also allocate 750 million yuan worth of subsidies for rooftop power projects and for additions under the "photovoltaic poverty relief" programme that aims at alleviating rural poverty and promoting clean energy.
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The second finding from Kiley and Roberts' array of simulations is that an economy in which the Fed only aims at a 28503 percent fed funds rate is much more likely to hit the floor.
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Trump's virus rhetoric For Trump, describing the pandemic as the "Chinese virus" or a "foreign virus," as he did in his Oval Office address earlier this month, serves several political aims at once, experts say.
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The new offering — which Walmart describes as an "Instagram-worthy dream bed" — aims at the more affluent and digitally savvy customer that the retailer has been making a big push to reach in recent years.
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European lawmakers suspect that purchases by private Chinese investors are an extension of their government's "Made in China 2025" strategy, which aims at overtaking Western innovation, says Franck Proust, a French member of the European Parliament.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping's Belt and Road Initiative, unveiled in 2013, aims at building a modern-day Silk Road connecting China by land and sea to Southeast Asia, Central Asia, the Middle East, Europe and Africa.
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"It's not an ideological war from Russia, it's not a left-wing or right-wing oriented campaign, but the campaign aims at undermining trust and confidence and initiates chaos and instability," he said at the time.
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On the escalatory side, a policy of deliberately disproportionate retaliation to any Iranian aggression, no matter whether it's carried out by Iran or its proxies, and no matter whether it aims at us or our allies.
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"The ARPS aims at establishing a mechanism for use of Arab currencies for settlement, it saves time and cost of transactions and will help boost inter-Arab trade and investments," said AMF director-general Abdulrahman al Hamidy.
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The first two are your run-of-the-mill business laptops, which look very much like Apple's MacBook Pro, while the 7 Force has an all-black design, is a bit more powerful and aims at creators.
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It makes no effort to comply with World Trade Organisation rules, and aims at pressure points in America's democracy, including industries with powerful lobbies, such as aircraft and soyabeans, as well as products from politically sensitive states.
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He said the company would cut 900 jobs as part of its restructuring program RACE, which aims at improving earnings by approximately 90 million euros, or the EBIT margin by 100 basis points, in its initial phase.
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Particularly interesting is Schultz's new campaign promise that aims at removing American nuclear weapons from Germany, a suggestion that any German with reservations about Russia's underlying motives on the global stage should view as a terrible idea.
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The company has not given a specific forecast for 2016, but it aims at a return on sales of between 9 and 11 percent and a return on income of between 13 and 16.5 percent through 2018.
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The central bank, which aims at keeping inflation at its 4 percent target, has said that a decline in inflationary expectations could be a signal that it could switch to monetary policy easing and lower interest rates.
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Tom Pachys Tom Pachys Pachys also suggested that existing content marketing tools are largely focused on operations and workflow — things like hiring the right freelancer — while Ex.co aims at making it easier to actually create the content.
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"This proposal will strengthen Europe's financial system further and aims at protecting taxpayers by ensuring we can deal with a central counterparty if it falls into difficulty," European Commission Vice-President Valdis Dombrovskis said in a statement.
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"The authorities' program aims at enhancing the conditions for more inclusive economic growth, particularly in light of the challenges posed by ongoing regional conflict and uncertainty," Jarvis said, singling out Jordan's role in the Syrian refugee crisis.
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This policy aims at deliberately changing the demographic landscape of the territories under Armenian military occupation and sadly does nothing but huge harm to the international efforts to settle peacefully the long-standing conflict in the South Caucasus.
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The newest one is New Blue Crew, which aims at engaging and mobilizing young voters to elect Democrats, who have recently lost ground with millennials, some of whom are gravitating toward groups like the Democratic Socialists of America.
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"Several investors and members of the Ad-Hoc group (of Heta creditors) today filed a lawsuit which aims at getting Carinthia to honor its commitments, at the provincial court in Klagenfurt," the umbrella group said in a statement.
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Austria is set to introduce a new border management system at Spielfeld, a key crossing point on its south-eastern border with Slovenia, which aims at speeding up applications and making the country less attractive to asylum seekers.
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Big business: Illumio not only aims at the large end of the enterprise market ― nine of America's 15 largest financial companies are clients ― but also experiences massive volume within accounts, saying that a typical deployment secures 10,000 workloads.
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The Digital Single Market Strategy aims at maximising the growth potential of the European Digital Economy, so that every European can fully enjoy its benefits – notably by enhancing digital skills, which are essential for an inclusive digital society.
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The plan takes aims at one of the centerpieces of the Trump administration, its "energy dominance" agenda, which has loosened environmental regulations to spur more oil, gas and coal development on private and federal land and encouraged exports.
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BNP has chosen to develop a strategy for corporate clients in Europe, called "One Bank", which focuses on cross-selling between divisions and aims at offering a wide range of products in order to win loyalty of companies.
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Smaller Spanish peer Repsol has set similarly ambitious net zero carbon targets for the oil products it sells, but the much larger scale of BP's operations put its aims at the forefront of the oil and gas sector.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will meet Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and President Hassan Rouhani on a visit this week that aims at easing regional tension, in what experts called a rare, bold move for a Japanese leader.
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By focussing on meetings that President Lincoln had with lesser-known figures, such as John Ross, chief of the Cherokee, this history aims at deconstructing Lincoln's mythic reputation as the Great Emancipator to arrive at a more nuanced view.
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In corporate news, Alexion Pharmaceuticals shares popped 7.2 percent after Leerink Partners said it sees the stock rising 30 percent in a base outcome from Phase 3 trials for ALXN1210, a drug that aims at treating paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria.
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Hägglund defines his ideal—democratic socialism—as a system of public ownership of productive resources in an economy that aims at maximizing "socially available free time," that is, making the realm of freedom as large and inclusive as possible.
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"This Regulation aims at ensuring an effective and equal protection of end-users when using functionally equivalent services, so as to ensure the protection of confidentiality, irrespective of the technological medium chosen," they write in the draft eprivacy proposal.
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But a senior member of Syria's opposition leading negotiations with Damascus said on Tuesday that Assad's future should be the main topic of the talks in Geneva, and Moscow's call not to discuss this aims at undermining the negotiations.
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The Norwegian government said the industry's commitment would be crucial for it to decide on whether to invest in the project, which aims at capturing and storing up to 5 million tonnes of CO13 from various industrial sites onshore.
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In May, U.S. President Donald Trump withdrew from Iran's 2015 nuclear agreement with world powers which aims at stalling Tehran's nuclear capabilities in return for lifting some sanctions, and ordered the reimposition of U.S. sanctions suspended under the deal.
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One theory is that, as a former K.G.B. agent, Mr. Putin has embarked on a lightning "special operation" that, swift and unexpected, aims at subduing potential resistance by not giving time for anyone to figure out what is happening.
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The "Pro" distinction adds Apple's Smart Connector, which is used to connect accessories like the Smart Keyboard cover, which is a cover that doubles as a keyboard, and the Apple Pencil, a stylus that Apple expressly aims at artists and designers.
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On Thursday, Israel barred the two from traveling to to the country, due to their support of the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions or BDS movement, a movement that aims at putting economic pressure on Israel over the conditions of the Palestinians.
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The shoemaker aims at growing in the United States and China, where it still has a small presence, its newly appointed CEO Matteo Mascazzini told Affari&Finanza/La Repubblica on Monday, adding he was working at developing the group's digital strategy.
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Here's a breakdown of the officers shot in the past week: California: A sniper aims at a deputy A possible sniper took aim at a deputy in Southern California on Wednesday, hitting him with a bullet in the chest, authorities said.
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"This acquisition is in line with Total's growth strategy for the distribution of petroleum products and services in Africa, which aims at expanding in fast-growing regions while maintaining high profitability," Momar Nguer, President, Total Marketing & Services said in a statement.
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Johnson's manifesto aims at drawing a distinction with Labour, which has promised to raise taxes on the richest and big businesses to fund a big expansion of the state, by vowing not to increase taxes if the Conservatives win the election.
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In the past year, Koch Industries has become one of the leading backers of a bipartisan coalition for criminal-justice reform, supporting legislation that aims at reducing prison sentences for nonviolent drug offenders, many of whom are poor people of color.
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Risk management: Oak HC/FT appears on first glance one of the few non-biotech VC firms that directly aims at regulated industries, although it mitigates such risk on the healthcare side by not going after anything with binary FDA or reimbursement risk.
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Go deeper: Key global warming target slipping out of reach, UN scientists warn New climate report warns of increasingly dire risks to U.S. Humans are a wildfire threat multiplier New House committee aims at climate "crisis" Disclosure: NBC is an investor in Axios.
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NEW YORK, April 20 (Reuters) - Shares of railroad operator CSX Corp jumped more than 6 percent on Thursday after the company reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings and its CEO said it aims at lower costs, including job reductions, and improved margins.
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The order aims at making life easier for American companies that want to avoid corporate income taxes, relax regulation on some large financial institutions, and make it harder for federal regulators to wind down big banks that fail during a financial crisis.
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Instead, it aims at pieces of three different laws California passed last year: one that strictly limits law enforcement cooperation with ICE, one restricting what employers can do when ICE engages in workplace raids, and one about reviews of immigration detention facilities.
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Mylan — Mylan shares rose more than 4 percent in the premarket after the company, along with India's Biocon, received Food and Drug Administration approval for Fulphila, a biosimilar drug to Neulasta, which aims at reducing the risk of infections during cancer treatment.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's future should be the main topic of Syrian peace talks in Geneva, and Moscow's call not to discuss this aims at undermining the negotiations, Interfax news agency quoted a Syrian opposition figure as saying on Tuesday.
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The Treasury's proposal, for which public comments are due on Thursday, specifically aims at the practice of American companies borrowing from their foreign parents in a lower tax region, leaving interest payments to be deducted when calculating their annual tab to Uncle Sam.
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Much like a previous anthology series, "American Crime," on ABC, "Seven Seconds" aims at a head-to-toe diagnosis of national ills: racism, police violence, drug abuse, homophobia, an overtaxed public sector and the treatment of veterans are all folded in eventually.
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A new Maryland law takes aims at egregious price hikes on generic versions of older off-patent drugs that are supposed to be far cheaper than the original branded medicines after some companies took massive increases on generic drugs not facing competition from other distributors.
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"The new strategy in our view aims at breaking through the self-feeding debt/equity circle which we have often discussed in our research and to make Deutsche less of a levered market play vulnerable to external events," UBS said in its note Monday.
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The prospective deal between STC and Mobily, respectively the largest and second-largest operators in the kingdom, aims at "extracting value" from their respective towers with the goal of reducing their capital and operating expenditures on the portfolio, they said in separate bourse statements.
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" Mr. Inglis, speaking at the Cambridge Cyber Summit this month, added: "You could argue that they have one of the most successful cyberprograms on the planet, not because it's technically sophisticated, but because it has achieved all of their aims at very low cost.
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To the Editor: Re "Trump Aims at a Mayor, and Foreign Ties Strain" (front page, June 5): At a time when the civilized world needs to stand united against terrorism, President Trump's baseless attacks on London's mayor aren't just wildly inappropriate, but divisive as well.
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Smaller Spanish rival Repsol has set more ambitious net zero carbon targets for the oil products it sells, at a cost of more than $15.23 billion, but the huge scale of its operations now puts BP's aims at the vanguard in oil and gas.
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As detailed on the website for Microsoft's research wing and in the above video, holoportation is a new type of 3D capture technology that aims at transforming the way people communicate—and selling more HoloLens, Microsoft's pricey virtual reality kit that just went on pre-sale.
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"Lower capital spending makes absolute sense as the company aims at decreasing cash burn to accommodate interest and debt payments and to avoid stretching even further its balance sheet," said Rodolfo de Angele, an analyst with JPMorgan Securities in Sao Paulo, in a note to clients.
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Turner, for his part, is shocked, literally all of his limbs splaying out in a grand expression of surprise, looking like Wile E. Coyote when the rocket he aims at the Roadrunner quickly spins around and is poised to turn him into a pile of ash.
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An Adaptation Fund established by the 2001 Kyoto Protocol that was designated as fair game for the Paris Agreement's aims at COP 22 last fall was also subject to delegate infighting; developing countries were pushing for its immediate usage, which developed countries dragged their feet on.
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At the rally on Sunday night, many speakers pointed out that, although the fight today feels new because it is coming from top federal officials and so extremely and blatantly aims at disenfranchising transgender Americans, it is part of a long effort to eliminate trans rights.
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Warrenism's obsession with policy detail sometimes smacks of managerial paternalism, but it aims at building and streamlining the capacity of government to reliably deliver the high-quality public goods citizens demand in a way that relieves them of the burdens of confusing paperwork and Kafkaesque administrative complexity.
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At their initial meeting, one hits the other in the face, but no lasting grudge is borne, for the movie, directed by Shane Black, aims at being a comedy thriller: a delicate hybrid, founded on the belief that hitting people in the face is intrinsically funny.
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This ad aims at the majority black electorate in South Carolina, a must-win state for Biden, by misleadingly using Obama's words from his 1995 book "Dreams from My Father" to suggest that the former president believes his vice president supports "plantation politics" that hurt African Americans.
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Interestingly, the report also gave us a closer look at what Faraday might be planning beyond its FF 91, the vehicle it unveiled at CES which aims at the high-end luxury segment, and sounds like it could have a price tag of almost $300,000 when it's released.
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The current plan for the design team, Heatherwick Studio of London and Diamond Schmitt Architects of Toronto, aims at essentially creating a new concert hall inside the skin of the Max Abramovitz-designed building that opened in 1962 as Philharmonic Hall and was later renamed for Avery Fisher.
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But unlike Uber, which from its earliest days always traded on the idea of providing five-star service at an affordable price, Blacklane aims at the higher end of the market, targeting corporate workers, executives and those who have the means to pay extra for higher levels of service when they travel.
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The whole process aims at emulating that experience of figuring out where you want to eat in a Slack channel or arguing over a Seamless order, and in the end whoever has time to run out and grab something will be able to bring things back for teammates (or, of course, everyone can leave at the same time).
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Three inauguration officials told the Journal the event aims at introducing Washington's diplomatic community to Trump's Cabinet appointments, his top donors and Vice President-elect Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE.
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PA: * LAUNCHES ITS INTRODUCTION ON PARIS STOCK EXCHANGE ON EURONEXT GROWTH * INDICATIVE PRICE RANGE OF THE OFFER BETWEEN EUR 9.84 AND EUR 11.56 * SUBSCRIPTION PERIOD FROM MARCH 14 TO MARCH 27, 2018, INCLUSIVE (MARCH 28 FOR GLOBAL PLACEMENT) * AIMS AT MAINTAINING STEADY PACE OF GROWTH TO REACH EUR 150 MILLION REVENUE BY 2022 Source text : bit.
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And while the regulator seems satisfied that security is a valid and legal reason to transfer the data — writing that "it seems to be essential to the efficient functioning of the application" — business intelligence is another matter, with CNIL noting the purpose here "aims at improving performances and optimizing the use of the application through the analysis of its users' behavior".
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The agreement signed between Saudi Finance Minister Mohammed al-Jadaan and Central Bank of Yemen governor Mohammed Mansour Zemam aims at shoring up the weak currency in a country divided by nearly three years of civil war between the internationally recognized government, backed by Riyadh, based in the south, and the Iran-aligned Houthi movement which controls the north including the capital Sanaa.
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Specifically, nonprofit groups working with consortia of three or more states will be able to get grants to: They are also claiming partial credit for a slew of state-level deregulatory initiatives and pointing to an April executive order that aims at ensuring that ex-convicts who've returned to civilian life aren't unduly burdened in their ability to get jobs in licensed professions.
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In this case the attack on these suppliers also evidently aims at depriving them of capital by undermining their market presence and causing them to lose market share that Russian companies could then step in, reap huge profits for itself, and then use legitimate business operations to cover covert and criminal operations involving international cargo shipping for Moscow and its own benefit.
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