ML: Our approach is still very much a partnership approach.
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This approach is not the preferred approach of the Collective.
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Did he approach you first, or did you approach him?
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We're very similar in our bombastic approach and opinionated approach.
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What does this approach get you that the other approach doesn't?
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Warren, you know, they have one approach -- other share that approach.
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Let's approach universal child care the way we approach public education.
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N ot Yahoo's portal approach and not Google's search box approach.
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This approach that's described in this paper is just one approach.
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Did Disney approach you or did you approach Disney, for "Moana"?
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It is an approach established according to its own national conditions, an approach that puts the people's interests first, an approach that upholds reform and innovation, and an approach that seeks common development in opening up.
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And as costs approach mass affordability, research efforts approach massive potential scale.
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I approach the assignment with trepidation: how does one approach a megastar?
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Maybe they've got the right approach and we've got the wrong approach.
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There's a different approach — a public health approach — that costs very little.
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So it's a different approach for us, and that approach is winning.
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Approach this EP with caution, or maybe just don't approach at all.
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"We would prefer a targeted approach, a rather micro approach," Kudlow said.
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"I look at my approach as an art approach," the milliner explains.
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Between the race-silent economic populism approach and the racial justice approach, the economic populism approach does work better, but it's not enough to win.
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"The difference between our approach and Labour's approach is like night and day, there is a huge gulf in difference in our economic approach," said Javid.
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"The difference between our approach and Labour's approach is like night and day, there is a huge gulf in difference in our economic approach," said Javid.
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That approach quickly failed, and the company resumed its broad consumer-focused approach.
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Murray's Renegade Approach Murray's renegade approach to painting dates back to the '70s.
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This approach is still new, and the more complex approach has its drawbacks.
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In many ways, Ibanfirst's approach reminds me of N26's fintech platform approach.
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"My father preferred a rifled approach and not a shotgun approach," he said.
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A more selective approach still feels — now as then — like the correct approach.
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"There&aposs an increasing approach to having a multi-vendor approach," Zukin said.
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Business favors a strategic and multilateral approach; not just a narrow sectoral approach.
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I had the approach and learned the approach through painful mistakes over there.
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A cost-benefit approach can be a manageable way to approach risk mitigation.
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Jacobson's approach is more like political philosopher John Rawls's famous "veil of ignorance" approach.
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A multi-tiered approach The company takes a multi-pronged approach to managing plastic.
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"They don't approach you, you approach them," a resident told Business Insider in 2019.
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Solving problems is not an "either this or that" approach -- it's an "and" approach.
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A pragmatic approach African Parks has a more hard-nosed approach to elephant conservation.
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Indeed, a free-market approach to energy is the best approach to energy security.
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That was just my approach against Fister, and luckily he pitched to my approach.
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I asked him about his approach to teaching — what helped make his approach successful.
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"We should have a national approach rather than an Edo state approach," she said.
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Obama's approach to Syria failed, yet any alternate approach may have failed as well.
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Rather than approach them again, the mosquitoes chose to approach a new odor instead.
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As you said, it's not a public-centered approach; it's a peer-centered approach.
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And we would prefer a targeted approach, a rather micro approach, if you understand.
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Not because of some cerebral approach to it, but more from a soulful approach.
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Trump's approach has largely been applauded and its anti-analytical approach ignored by Republicans.
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But we can approach those notes the way we approach warning signs for suicide.
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He added that this approach reflects a change in Facebook's approach to building products.
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The approach Novartis took for pricing Kymriah is an example of a value-based approach.
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His approach adds a bit of an egalitarian approach to the value contained in art.
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Our approach is a more conservative approach as far as sensor technology and mapping technology.
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That approach is increasingly at odds with the conventional tech approach to building a company.
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Arkose has a different approach, and uses a bilateral approach that doesn't force this tradeoff.
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Furthermore, in some ways, the Trump-Pence approach is even broader than the JFK approach.
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Such a risk-positive, headlong editorial approach contrasts with Meyohas's cagier, more circumspect artistic approach.
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A useful approach is to note how the photographer's technique, approach and subject matter developed.
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Q. Do you approach clothes the same way you approach the rest of your life?
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Don't approach them—the only ones worth having are the ones who will approach you.
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And know the right time of day to approach: never approach somebody on a Monday.
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Is your approach to writing the comic different than your approach to your nonfiction work?
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At least the way I approach something isn't the way you used to approach things.
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Now that was a regulatory approach through the FCC, but whether it's a utility approach or an anti-monopoly approach, both of them are under the umbrella of anti-monopoly.
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So he tried a different approach — and ended up pioneering a fresh approach to fighting depression.
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I don't approach making things the same way I approach, say, making music — it's very different.
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"You can use one consistent approach — one open-source based approach — across all environments," Hölzle said.
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You don't approach every opponent the same, so you don't approach every beat exactly the same.
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In McCrae's view, today's approach to prescribing drugs, the so-called population-based approach, is harmful.
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The Federal Reserve's obtuse approach to this rule proposal is consistent with a politically charged approach.
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Do you see any similarities between how you approach production and the imagistic approach of poetry?
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"I didn't approach this in any other way than I would approach making portraits," Berliner says.
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Do you approach writing for the screen any differently from the way you approach other mediums?
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Prudent Approach to Acquisitions: CKI's approach to acquisitions is to ensure an adequate and immediate return.
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So as we approach this history -- as we approach this crossroads, we have work to do.
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I THINK ANYTHING THAT ACTUALLY SUPPORTS A MARKET-BASED APPROACH TO THAT IS A GOOD APPROACH.
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It sounds like what you're advocating for is a more holistic approach, a systems-thinking approach.
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Sometimes you'd have one approach you and then the other approach you, and you'd introduce them.
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This approach provided more material to look at — as much as eight times the standard approach.
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Such an approach without border adjustment would be the best approach to U.S. corporate tax reform.
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The craft ran into turbulence on its final approach and fell below the minimum approach speed.
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Casper has taken a nontraditional approach to marketingCasper is known for its nontraditional approach to marketing.
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But this approach—of premising deal-making over ideas—continues to define Biden's approach to politics.
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The problem is that we approach the female orgasm the way we approach the male orgasm.
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So as we approach this history — as we approach this crossroads, we have work to do.
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Everyone talks about your approach and how important that can be, but for me it wasn't an approach thing; I still have the same approach now, but it was a mechanical issue.
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Presidencies can be defined as much by their approach to politics as by their approach to policy.
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He points out this is a far different approach from how most security vendors approach the problem.
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For this mission, I saw two distinct paths: the direct, guns blazing approach or the sneaky approach.
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I think that for us our approach is really simple and we've never over complicated that approach.
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Now, though, the law takes a hardline approach to De Klassieker – an approach which began with Beverwijk.
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Clinton's approach has a shot at doing some good; Donald Trump's approach would be fiscally untenable. Mrs.
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I mean, I'm not a person that lives generally with that approach kind of approach to life.
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"Just because Europe has taken a comprehensive approach doesn't mean our different approach is deficient," Garfield said.
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Ms. Sedgwick wisely takes a laconic approach to the supernatural and a romantic approach to the scientific.
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Only 27 percent are more concerned by Democrats' approach to anti-Semitism than the Trump-Republican approach.
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"My approach to political investing is the Silicon Valley approach," Mr. Hoffman, 50, said in an interview.
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One approach comes from Apollo Global Management, the other a joint approach from Blackstone and Carlyle Group.
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"The approach in Texas mirrors the approach we have everywhere," said Dan Kanninen, Bloomberg's national states director.
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I'm curious, what was your approach early on in the movement and how did that approach change?
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Regardless of the merits of Trump's approach, we have a huge problem with how we approach immigration.
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Their cultural context and their approach to the world are fundamental to this part of my approach.
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Historically, national governments and international agencies have relied on two models for supervision of the financial system: the rules-based approach, also known as the "bright line" approach, and the principles-based approach.
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Let me ask a question about the trip wire approach versus the impressionistic/moralistic approach to company breakups.
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The approach, though, is a notable contrast to the Food and Drug Administration's approach to gene-edited animals.
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Most of the expert systems use the symbolists' approach to solve the problem with an If-Then approach.
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The best option is to approach your Facebook account as you would approach the creation of a will.
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Not that that is better or worse than another approach, but it's the approach that works for me.
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At first glance, that's a point in favor of an enriched cage approach, not a cage-free approach.
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Over the course of 2017, China changed its approach once again — now it's taking a hands-off approach.
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This is an international approach distinctly different from the isolationist and often erratic approach of the Trump administration.
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Amazon uses a totally different approach, one that's reminiscent of the shopping cart approach taken by Amazon's website.
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So Automattic has an approach to GDPR, an approach to tracking pixels, we're a very privacy-focused company.
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The best approach is a holistic approach, one that recognizes the many players in our health care system.
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"We take as much as possible a data-driven approach, and it's a very structured approach," he added.
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While the DSTAC report did not seem to favor one approach over the other, Wheeler's approach certainly does.
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"I am confident that the individual approach, not the group approach, is the better, more acceptable, more supportable and less dangerous" approach to dealing with racism, Thomas once told a meeting of black lawyers.
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" For Cooper, the visual approach was rather simple, so he opted for what he calls a "classic synth approach.
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He said that Wilders' approach to economic policy is more open, while Le Pen takes a more protectionist approach.
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Light touch approach Some cautioned that Trump's light-touch approach and belated start could hamper his chances of winning.
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Mayfield said there&aposs no significant change in his approach, or his team&aposs approach, to late-season games.
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I think there's two distinctions between this progressive approach, as I see it emerging, and the liberal internationalist approach.
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So whether that is a mythology approach or a Monster of the Week approach, the objective is the same.
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But both the AI approach and the 'five star rating' approach hardly appears to this new generation of users.
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Kildee said he would prefer a more deliberative approach and a multilateral approach that doesn&apost fray longstanding alliances.
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So a new approach was needed, but what exactly this modular approach will look like is a little vague.
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It's basically 16 educational modules over 16 weeks…It's kind of like the diet approach, the cookie-cutter approach.
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At the time, President Lyndon B. Johnson's approach to trade with our allies was different from the current approach.
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While Microsoft took the custom, amateur approach to esports on its platform, Sony took the professional approach to esports.
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"We approach it like an Italian restaurant would approach meatballs: You'd use different meat and seasonings," Mr. Headley said.
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Was that approach you saw of Douglas MacArthur's approach at that time, so forth, is that what you're admiring?
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"To me, it reflects a growing understanding and embrace of a justice approach as opposed to a choice approach."
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His comments were somewhere distinguished between a long-term approach and an emergency approach, but both remain ill-defined.
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Our views and conservation approach are science-based and this approach is applied to all aspects of our work.
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"They have received a lot of criticism for their approach, the take-it-or-leave-it approach," she said.
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Using Kennedy's problem-solving approach, let's look at mass shootings in the USA from the same "moon shot" approach.
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That approach was seen as radical compared to the Nixonian approach that some experts thought would continue to work.
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In fixed, the company's investment in fibre and a measured approach to content, are also considered the right approach.
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I think that we've tried to introduce this artistic approach to partnership and a holistic approach to the transaction.
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So, you know, I, think there's a place for that kind of approach, even though it's not my approach.
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Speaking personally, I think the New York Times and Associated Press approach makes more sense than the ThinkProgress approach.
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To start, Philipps shared that her approach to parenting is actually rooted in not having one clear approach at all.
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"It's not just isolationism," Reich said of President Trump's approach to trade (and, seemingly, his approach to all of politics).
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With this approach, the company can create a uniformized coding school in many different cities with a hands-off approach.
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"There the chemist's approach in the form of drugs, and there's the electrical engineer's approach in the form of electrics."
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Our whole approach was not to approach this not politically but to treat taxpayers like customers, government like a business.
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Still, Democrats, many of whom also favor a tough approach to China, see potential vulnerability for Trump in his approach.
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"This really is a debate between the old approach and a newer approach that can help more people," Brady said.
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The new training program's approach is more tailored to each person, Eisland said, and with a more team-centric approach.
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Instead of "masculine" and "feminine," Lanyadoo views the signs as those that have an external approach versus an internal approach.
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This is a problem we cannot solve without a holistic approach, and that approach can be developed only by listening.
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The same approach, he says, is a decent parallel to self-driving cars, and specifically Voyage's approach to developing them.
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Reynolds had a particular appreciation for Needham's gifts, and Needham's approach meshed well with Reynolds' up-for-anything approach to movie stardom, particularly when that approach landed him in hit after hit — at least for a while.
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The US approach to setting G-SIB capital requirements is based on the higher of the Basel Committee's approach and a separate, generally more conservative approach that replaces the Basel Committee's substitutability category with a wholesale funding indicator.
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" The best way to approach a job interview as a manager: Walenga: "Kind and firm is the best approach for interviewing.
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In other words, a yield-based approach to billing as opposed to a more linear you-buy-Y-for-$X approach.
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The unit is known for its forward-looking approach to enforcement, which involves ferreting out cases using a data-driven approach.
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Through a measured and systematic approach to valuation, affordability and payment, we can usher in a transformative new approach to medicine.
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Like this:The new approach shows you can use a way more complex pizza slicing approach that still yields equally sized pieces.
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The ultimate success factor is sticking with an approach, not thinking the only acceptable approach is being buy and hold forever.
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Another unsurprising revelation includes the fact that Cardi's approach to beauty is much like her approach to fashion: high-low, baby.
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The iterative approach proposed by Martin may be the only approach since an overall plan leaves too many options for rejection.
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However, the progressive "living Constitution" approach has turned our Founders' approach of strictly and expressly limiting federal authority on its head.
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Clinton's approach to comedy is consistent with her broader approach to campaigning, where she prefers to project seriousness and avoid flamboyance.
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"This modular approach to vision has been an approach that's been enduring and lasted for a very long time," Thomas says.
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I think BuzzFeed has such a populist approach to a lot of things, and that was my approach at BuzzFeed Music.
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"She will bring, I think again, a very aggressive, tough-minded approach, very fact-based policy approach to it," Gingrich said.
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To ensure this approach works, Davis and his staff take an especially hands-on approach that most other public schools lack.
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And that has been a very significant factor in Michel Barnier's approach to this and the European Union's approach to this.
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His message was similar to Hillary Clinton's approach during the 2016 primary, when she defended her own incremental approach to politics.
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"This seems like a targeted approach (by the Trump administration), which is smart, rather than a broad-brush approach" to trade.
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This palmistry hand print can double as a mysterious approach to seasonal decor and a minimalist approach to your everyday style.
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Rubio took a fresh approach that reprised his former approach: voice of hope, vessel of optimism, personification of the American dream.
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"A lot won't approach for services, they won't even approach for testing… and they keep on transmitting the virus," Makso said.
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For them, it was a much more consumer-based approach to the EU. For young people, it was a citizen approach.
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The Casual Solver approach was just dismissed as sloppy thinking, and the Mapmaking approach was seen as too individualistic or imprecise.
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I finally decided that, first of all, his technical approach and his choreographic approach didn't have to be the same thing.
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It's a longer-term approach but not such a long-term approach that it isn't creating returns now, Mr. Reynders said.
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Groundbreaking as the approach was, Helman doesn't think all filmmakers will move toward a technology-only approach to mutli-generational storytelling.
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In the same way they take a different approach to privacy, we too should take a different approach to regulating it.
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The paper never specifically mentions Modern Monetary Theory, though the approach it describes meshes with central tenets of the MMT approach.
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The notching approach reflects subordination relative to senior unsecured debt, and is in line with Fitch's approach to rating such instruments.
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At the end of the — So as we approach this history — as we approach this crossroads, we have work to do.
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Obama argues his approach to instead help broker a deal that ridded Assad of his chemical weapons stockpiles, was a smarter approach.
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While each approach has its pros and cons, the transition team must understand clearly which approach the President-elect wishes to follow.
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In the future, tech CEOs may want to approach discussions of their vacations the way they approach their 10-day meditation retreats.
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What Geraldo is describing a cowardly approach, a defeatist approach, if he can&apost get a truck, he will get a knife.
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You can't approach your boss in the same way that you can approach somebody who's on the train with you or whatever.
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We have to figure out whether our current incentives are the right approach or if we need to take a new approach.
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During her two years in office, Haley toggled between Trump's "America First" approach and a more traditional Republican approach to foreign policy.
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When considering how moderators should approach their task, McCurry emphasized that they should learn from long-time CBS correspondent Bob Schieffer's approach.
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I look at the topic, I think about how to approach it, I approach it and give it the gravity it deserves.
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Kelly had hoped to moderate Trump's approach to the medium, according to a person familiar with the new chief of staff's approach.
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"She would never approach Sondhi's level of discourse just as Harit would never approach her own understanding of American ways," Ranjana thinks.
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TRADITIONAL "SECURITY-BASED" APPROACH The most commonly used method of investigating suspected insider trading historically is known as the "security-based" approach.
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Dan's approach was differentPerhaps his approach was different because he's a millennial with so much of his life to look forward to.
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But Volzhanin says their approach differs from most of these in using a single customer profile, collaborative AI and a psychological approach.
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I normally approach Twitter-spawned book deals the way I approach novelizations of movies, which is to say: not at all, thanks!
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This failed approach likely cost the company billions of dollars, and worse, nine years, before Walmart admitted it needed a new approach.
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While initially reluctant to roll with Jimmy's plan, she quickly learns that his underhanded approach works where her honest approach does not.
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"His methodical approach is the approach you actually need to do to get lasting change," a former DHS official said of Cissna.
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This suggests that Trump's approach to the lower federal courts will be similar to his approach in filling the Supreme Court vacancy.
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" Collins said, "I have shared with my colleagues my belief that the Clinton approach, the approach to the Clinton trial worked well.
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And a country's approach to cybersecurity — or the entire EU's approach, for that matter — also impacts its ability to win foreign investment.
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Intu said it had not received an approach from a consortium, but had set up an independent committee to consider any approach.
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Whatever approach one takes, the general point is that a harsher approach to criminal justice just doesn't seem to do much good.
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Candidate Trump, in part under Bannon's influence, folded a Sessions-esque approach to immigration and civil rights into a multifaceted populist approach.
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A more formalized approach to capital allocation would be supportive of the credit profile if it reinforces maintenance of this historically conservative approach.
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The best approach was to deliver the message that the Fed is flexible in their approach and this is what she delivered on.
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The approach is similar whether on the battlefield or in business, where a direct, head-on approach won't always yield the best results.
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"When I asked Schal how he'd approach a big flier like the one I had, he said, "I'd approach it with my foot.
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There need not be strict appraisal in the middle; taking more of a Google Play Store approach than an Apple App Store approach.
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AT&T's approach to 5G is different from Verizon's, just like Apple's approach to building a 5G-capable smartphone is different from Samsung's.
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Amazon's sustainability team is using a science-based approach to develop data and strategies to ensure a rigorous approach to our sustainability work.
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Washington's lenient approach to corporate power in recent decades — from both parties — has aggravated inequality, and it's time for that approach to change.
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"The idea of taxing the fossil fuel industry is an economically sensible approach, and a moral approach," said Vanuatu's foreign minister, Ralph Regenvanu.
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"The bank continues to maintain a prudent approach by setting aside further provisioning expenses in line with prudent strategic approach," the bank said.
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So a lot of the path was pretty parallel in terms of an analytical approach and a direct marketing, direct-to-consumer approach.
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"This is why Uber's running at this as opposed to taking a kind of careful approach, a slow approach to this," Holden said.
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"This really is a debate between the old approach and a newer approach that can help more people," Brady said: http://bit.ly/2ArWh5A.
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While the flaws in this approach are numerous, perhaps most glaring is the limits this approach places on opportunities to negotiate such deals.
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The Obama administration has largely taken a hands-off approach to regulating self-driving cars, an approach industry can expect Trump to maintain.
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Instead of taking the typical "trickle down" approach to reducing global inequality, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is taking a faster, targeted approach.
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A coherent and effective approach to the issue of missing persons requires an approach that is firmly based on upholding rule of law.
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Unlike Lebanon, Saudi Arabia and Egypt's leaders approach reform quite differently, and perhaps, Hariri noted, their approach wouldn't work in his own country.
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Elliott's approach to its investments is distinguished by our extensive due diligence, and our efforts on AT&T have followed this same approach.
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There are people in my cohort who approach it as a social science, and those like me who approach it as a humanity.
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In praising the organization, he's also praising its approach — and, particularly, an approach to the GOP-evangelical alliance that dates back to Reagan.
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Each approach had its technological trade-offs, but the US approach did not rely on having to synthesize the extremely scarce heavy water.
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But Trump aides and allies insist the president's approach has left the U.S. approach to Iran better than it was under his predecessor.
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It's a smart approach for savvy guests looking to avoid the pain points of crowded, more traditional hotels and prefer an individualistic approach.
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They stress that the new data is very preliminary, and a stated preferences approach has downsides, just as a revealed preferences approach does.
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They approach the opioid epidemic as addiction and drug policy experts, respectively, and that colors how they approach the current drug overdose crisis.
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"We are seeing an evolution away from a tactical approach toward a strategic approach," said Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic adviser at Allianz.
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I think as we approach our mortality, as we approach our life as limited, it enlivens us to embrace those things more fully.
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And then you look at Apple and it's approach to iOS, or you look at Google and it's approach to Android, and you just look at the general approach of how the app stores, and you see platforms that are much more curated.
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They suggested a more practical approach, but the truth was that I had been casually trying a practical approach most of my adult life.
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Sanders's approach to Iran "breaks with the sober and responsible diplomatic approach that's been working for the United States," Sullivan charged on the call.
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"An approach to proportionality that relies solely on a size criterion would not be a risk-based approach," Hakkarainen told a conference in Lisbon.
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Now, in search of efficiencies and realising its approach to IT is floundering, the government is trying to allow a more bottom-up approach.
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Kindred Capital is taking a refreshing approach to early stage investing, continuing the founder-friendly approach I've been practicing over the last 3 years.
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The team is now working to identify other liver diseases that might benefit from this approach, and refining this approach for use in people.
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However, doctors at the Cleveland Clinic took a different approach – using organs from deceased women rather than live donors (which has been Sweden's approach).
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Google made that a perfectly acceptable beginner's approach to VR. It's more that Nintendo has taken a very casual approach to all of this.
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This big/small approach to literature, the absurd and surreal married to the concrete and tangible, has undergirded much of my approach to writing.
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In contrast to Take-Two's more scorched earth approach to the problem, Grand Theft Auto developer Rockstar Games has sometimes taken a gentler approach.
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We also like partnerships with cities and how they approach where they're launching, as well as how they approach partnerships with real estate owners.
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Neuroscientists found that an integrative approach using mindfulness and a cognitive approach to restructure responses to rewards might be effective for some opioid users.
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This would not represent a new approach to immigration policy, it would represent an American approach: Immigrants always have helped to build this country.
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One took an evolutionary approach, upgrading the capabilities of conventional vehicles, while the other team took a more radical approach to the car's design.
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Even Biden while he has adopted the wrong approach by settling for a public option at least seems to sincerely believe in that approach.
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I also have to say there's something very, very particular about the Edinburgh approach and the Scottish approach that I haven't found anywhere else.
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The fully phased-in Basel III CET1 ratio under the standardized approach was 9.3% (USB's binding constraint) and under the advanced approach was 12.1%.
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"The clients that are happy to use the single-platform approach would continue with that approach regardless of whether Rockwell remained independent," he added.
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Most biennials take either a regional approach, presenting the best work from one locale, or a global approach, assembling highlights from around the world.
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It isn't just a first person shooter, with an approach to combat that favors a puzzle-solving approach, rather than a boring bullet storm.
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I approach conversations about alcohol with them the same way I approach conversations about sex — as openly as possible, even when it feels uncomfortable.
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Jerome H. Powell, the new Federal Reserve chairman, told Congress on Thursday that "the tariff approach is not the best approach" for trade disputes.
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For our approach with accelerating this therapeutic antibody approach we're planning for a relatively short study because if it works, it'll work very quickly.
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The difference between the GOP's approach in 2009 and the Democrats' approach in 2020 says everything you need to know about the two parties.
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For the Gates Foundation, the cross-disciplinary approach was one of the lessons learned from its approach to containing the Ebola outbreak in 2014.
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The approach in the proposed bill on individual rates is the exact opposite of the approach taken on the corporate side of the bill.
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"From my experience of Michael, his approach towards teachers, his approach towards the legal profession ... that's not the Michael that I recognise," she said.
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So maintaining that level playing field of a standards-based approach seems to be a key to success and that's the approach we're taking.
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However, Favorites looks like it could offer a simpler approach, with just a single list of preferred friends to cultivate, similar to Instagram's approach.
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Approach Methods Select companies Education Educate employees to identify phishing attacks PhishMe, IRONSCALES, KnowBe4 Prevention Advance persistent threat mitigation, user behavior, endpoint protection Area 1 Security, Exabeam, CrowdStrike The "education" approach is not your average "classroom" approach, but rather creates an enterprise-driven phishing campaign.
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Think of it as the "teach someone to fish" approach, to cash's "just give them the fish already" approach — though it's still more "give them a fish" than microfinance, which took a similar approach but forced beneficiaries to pay back the asset grant with interest.
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Our first, and in this approach that we, at Canaan, have long taken when we look at new franchises, which is crawl, walk, run approach.
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"There's a really great complement between their project-centric go-to-market approach and our IT or top-of-the-market go-to-market approach."
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To Reilly, Trump's approach to golf is a window into his broader approach to life: He breaks all the rules and then denies, denies, denies.
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Under Obama, Wheeler took an aggressive approach to protecting consumers through regulation — but under Trump, FCC chairman Ajit Pai is taking a very different approach.
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The approach is gaining traction among academics, government officials and international policymakers as the best way to approach complex problems such as emerging zoonotic diseases.
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That kind of top-down approach contrasts sharply with Trump's freewheeling, uncensored approach to Twitter, with messages sometimes coming in the middle of the night.
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Winter tomatoes exist, and if you approach them differently than you'd approach summer tomatoes, they can blast even the strongest seasonal affective disorder to shards.
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"Amazon's sustainability team is using a science-based approach to develop data and strategies to ensure a rigorous approach to our sustainability work," Amazon said.
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Google's approach: The company has taken what appears to be a more case-by-case approach despite the fact it, too, has published AI guidelines.
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Gen Xers show an important progression in retirement planning by taking the baby boomer approach a step further with a more hands-on, personal approach.
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Woo and Brandt compared their business approach to Apple, claiming that investors invest in the company's approach to technology, rather than just one specific product.
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That is mainly because smaller banks use a standardised approach to measuring credit risk, compared to the internal ratings-based approach used by large banks.
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They are hoping organizations that have been looking for a cloud-native approach to large-scale applications, such as industrial automation, will adopt this approach.
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By shifting from a retroactive approach to forward looking approach, the EPA could ensure the full volume of biofuel required by law actually reaches consumers.
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"He added: "To me, the DC-break-up-big-tech approach is unfortunately just a knee-jerk 20th-century approach to much more nuanced problems.
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Such a data-driven approach is common in larger companies, and it's not surprising that Dropbox would take such a rigorous approach to enterprise tools.
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Those limits spurred policymaker interest in Ronald Reagan's "supply-side" approach to tax policy, an approach that is very much the model Hassett is following.
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"We advocate a public health approach and government intervention, while the conservative approach is personal responsibility and no government involvement," he said in an interview.
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And that's a very different approach than what other people use for AI. So what do you mean — what is the other approach for AI?
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"They (have) a very aggressive, showman-like kind of approach, while Brian McMonagle's was kind of more of a Philadelphia street fighter approach," McAndrews said.
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"The approach that this bill takes, in general, which I believe can work well, is based on a two pronged approach to crime," Sanders said.
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A Multifaceted Approach to Tackling the Opioid Epidemic Unfortunately, the response to the opioid crisis has been slow to start and piecemeal in its approach.
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That's how we're taking our own approach and taking our own approach with partnership to camera aspects like HDR, as you mentioned, and other functionality.
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BUT THE FCC CHAIR, WHO HAD SAID THAT WAS NOT HIS PREFERRED APPROACH, BY FEBRUARY PASSES RULES THAT SAID THAT IS NOW MY PREFERRED APPROACH.
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Unlike the U.S.'s approach of focusing on bad actors, China has taken a more heavy-handed approach, banning both domestic and foreign cryptocurrency markets.
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But if the goal is to actually encourage meaningful speech, this hands-off approach raises real problems — even if it's ultimately the right legal approach.
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What are some of the similarities between President Richard M. Nixon's approach to the Vietnam War and President Trump's approach to the war in Afghanistan?
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"Companies are now using a carrot and stick approach because the carrot approach alone didn't work," said Ms. Lee of the Minority Corporate Counsel Association.
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And he stresses that even though the videos that use a humanizing approach didn't work in this paper, it doesn't mean the approach is hopeless.
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More importantly, for each category there is a generic approach to fixing it, to actually performing the maintenance approach that I'm describing, repairing the damage.
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We think there are two primary factors that distinguish Starling's approach to neobanking and position it to fulfill Boden's assertion:A slow-and-steady approach to growth.
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Risk-based security is built on a multi-layered approach and identity and entitlements around that identity are a new and important layer to that approach.
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This approach has some downsides, of course, compared with Apple's traditional approach of trying to directly control as much of the relevant computing stack as possible.
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Part public health approach to violence and part social network approach to risk assessment, big data can visualise how violence spreads like a virus among communities.
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And Warren is trying to explain exactly how her approach would differ both looking forward from both Trump and in the back-to-the-future approach.
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A vision-first approach adopted by Tesla and others, instead of the LiDAR-focused approach, taken by Waymo and Uber, will prove more scalable over time.
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Amazon is one of many critics of the approach in industry, despite the fact that pay-television providers have for months championed an app-based approach.
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Our firsthand experience in communities most impacted by community violence demonstrates that a comprehensive, integrated, public health approach to stopping violence is the proven, effective approach.
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New random weather elements will also change how you can approach difficult situations, with dust storms hiding your approach, and gusts of wind powering windmills. Developing.
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Finally, ongoing longer-term structural talks would look a great deal like the approach of President Trump's predecessors — an approach the current administration has derided mercilessly.
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If Trump is successful and we will know within six months, my guess is that it will awaken the century to a new approach; Trump's approach.
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There are lots of different reasons people fly these days, and as many ways to approach perfect packing as there ways to approach travel more generally.
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WE TALKED ABOUT IT HERE YOU'VE BEEN CRITICAL OF PRESIDENT TRUMP'S APPROACH – THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION'S APPROACH TO TAX POLICY AND THE CORPORATE TAX RATE GOING DOWN.
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"What I took away from his class was the underlying forces of how people approach decision making [and] how people approach transactions in general," Murthy said.
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Taking this new approach was ultimately successful for Spark, resulting in a US approval for Luxturna, and Chung credits the test's success to Spark's methodologic approach.
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The former approach would have no imminent endpoint and take a lot more effort with uncertain results, while the latter approach would be easier and quicker.
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He also rejected much of President Barack Obama's human-rights-based approach there, outlining an approach that is based on a close alliance with authoritarian rulers.
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"The big difference is for them it's a top down approach and for us it was always a bottom up approach," said Ms. Karnekull, an architect.
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This is a fun approach to have followers be part of the data, but it is also very much not a definitive or scientific survey approach.
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Perhaps a better approach for the Afghan talks to succeed and deliver a just and lasting peace could be that both groups take a transformative approach.
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"Someone forgot to tell him that a new administration promising a new approach it can't quite articulate is, in fact, the old approach," Mr. Lewis wrote.
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His approach to issues like taxes and health care appears more muddled, but there is some suggestion that he is edging toward a mainstream economic approach.
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In the weeks that followed, a more careful, quieter approach to repealing and replacing Obamacare has emerged as the White House's approach, POLITICO's Tara Palmeri reports.
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She found that the debt snowball method, an approach to debt repayment that celebrates small wins, was the most effective approach for her and her family.
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Even if Kavanaugh adheres to Kennedy's approach, moreover, that approach still lays traps for government officials who seek to enforce civil rights laws against religious conservatives.
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This treatment approach, built around the teachings of Alcoholics Anonymous, is helpful to some, and it has solid empirical approach when it comes to alcohol addiction.
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A hardline approach from Washington has been met with an equally hardline approach from a Tehran desperate to show it will not be bullied into submission.
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The Solid State Group team found that Google's approach was "over engineered," according to a company blog explaining their approach, so they went their own way.
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" Peppermint, meanwhile, has found that her "everyday approach to drag versus trans is probably similar to the approach of a cis woman who is a showgirl.
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If a certain approach by an artist is overly praised – whatever that means exactly – is the artist more likely to get locked in to that approach?
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"Working with Porsche to see how they approach a season, or how they approach a race, or how they approach a success or setbacks, is really helping me in my other career as well, with the work-ethic mentality, all of that is very beneficial," he said.
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On the day after, Raptors president Masai Ujiri began a search for answers by suggesting a "culture reset," a fundamental shift in the way the Raptors would approach the postseason, approach the Cavaliers, and approach basketball in the modern era in general was set to take place.
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Hands-off approach US officials say the White House has taken a largely hands-off approach to how the Pentagon is being run -- at least for now.
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In late May, Apple CEO Tim Cook blasted President Trump over his approach to trade with China, saying that tariffs are not the right approach to take.
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He said that the EU's approach to talks so far had seen "a starkly one-sided approach to negotiation" which had left "no room for serious compromise".
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As we approach the ten-year anniversary of the start of the second Great Recession, we need to rethink how we approach consumer finance as a society.
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And I personally don't agree with that as an approach, and Vinod [Khosla] has been quite vocal in his disagreement with that as an approach, as well.
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Sopko said the U.S. government approach to Afghanistan lacked a "whole of government approach" in which different agencies such as the State Department and Pentagon coordinate efforts.
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They generally fall into two categories — you're either using login information (the "deterministic" approach) or you're making an educated guess based on user behavior (the "probabilistic" approach).
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Average Recovery Prospects for Senior Noteholders: In its recovery analysis, Fitch adopted a going-concern approach, as the resultant enterprise value is higher than the liquidation approach.
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"The polemical approach, that contraception is devious or demonic in origin or the smoke of Satan, may ultimately not be the best pastoral approach," said the Rev.
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"There is a faction within Peronism that wants a more constructive, less aggressive approach toward the administration, whereas Fernandez loyalists advocate a more hardlined approach," said Labaqui.
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Mending the problems of ObamaCare with a commonsense approach that eases the concerns of the middle of America and attracts some Democratic votes is a safer approach.
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One approach to reducing anxiety asks you to adopt the Kool-Aid man approach and throw yourself right through the wall and into your anxiety-provoking situation.
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Mersch added that the ECB should have a symmetrical approach to its inflation mandate rather than take a one-sided approach in fighting excessively low price growth.
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"Technology is an integral part of our future, and we need an entrepreneurial approach to legal education because it is still such a doctrinal approach," said Haar.
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On Monday evening, Trump addressed a military-fatigues-clad audience and said the US would replace the currently enacted time-based approach with a conditional based approach.
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This approach avoids the pitfalls of many previous studies, which typically ask people to recall their past news consumption — an approach that is plagued with measurement error.
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Global issues require a new approach, and a new approach is required to prevent lasting strategic mistakes which may be difficult for an incoming president to reverse.
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This is a new and critical area in health care that needs a more aggressive multi-pronged approach including research, training experts, and creating multidisciplinary clinical approach.
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The president's instinctive zero-sum approach to real estate negotiations — clear winners and clear losers — has now become evident in his approach to trade, immigration and diplomacy.
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Calls for 'long-term approach' The doctors behind the study said the findings highlight a need for a change in attitude and approach to youth knife crime.
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Essentially, biodynamics combines a biological approach to farming focused on improving soil health with a "dynamic" approach meant to influence the very life force of the farm.
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"That's a particularly American approach—the sort of black and white, sobriety only approach," says Yellowlees, who practiced in Australia for 20 years after studying in London.
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A time that saw many artists shift from an activist approach to social issues in the 60s and 70s to a more theoretical approach in the 80s.
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The city is important not just in humanitarian terms but also because a candidate's approach to Aleppo is a microcosm for his approach to the entire conflict.
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The move stands in contrast to the approach of conservatives in some other states, who have argued that a slower, piecemeal approach, chipping away at Roe v.
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I spoke with her about her approach to travel, her love for California and how sometimes the best approach to a new place is simply to wander.
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He has criticized Ms. Raimondo this year for her approach to economic development and has called for a tougher approach to immigration enforcement at the local level.
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Kushner, too, has sought a more non-partisan approach and hope to champion a non-ideological and practical approach to issues through his Office of American Innovation.
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Despite being the champion of a diversified passive index fund approach to investing, Bogle's investing secret is that he deviates from this approach with his personal investing.
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Studying Pershing's historically documented actions during the Moro Rebellion — generally "a carrots and stick" approach, Mr. Arnold said — confers no silver bullets on how to approach terrorism.
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"The past couple weeks, I've been getting off my approach, and when you get off your approach here in the major leagues, people expose you," Judge said.
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Instead, she prefers "preventative healthcare," which is a term and approach places like Stanford WELL also use to describe a more proactive, lifestyle-based approach to healthcare.
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Though it often seems random, approach paths are generally consistent as one aircraft is usually following another to the runway in the approach stage of the flight.
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"We molded our offensive approach and our defensive approach to fit [Valanciunas and Ibaka's] skill-sets, and it's similar to what we have in Detroit," he says.
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Like I say, when I say this is more than a movie, I feel like my approach to presenting it, my approach to elevating it, my approach to making it available is as an activist, is as a person that wants to see change in America and abroad.
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While Juppé has taken a more conciliatory approach, his underwhelming performance in the first round of the Républicans' primaries could spur a tougher approach in the coming week.
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" That works out to about 4.4 million miles, something Chodas describes as "pretty far from a human perspective, but astronomically it's a close approach, a remarkably close approach.
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And we plan, all of us I think, to approach Confederate in a much different spirit, by necessity, than we would approach a show named Game of Thrones.
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This walled-garden approach was a dramatic departure from the approach of general-purpose computers, including Macs, which allowed third-party applications and considerable freedom for user modification.
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The bank's self-assessment also found the approach to cultural issues was "less mature than our approach to managing financial risks", Maxsted said in a letter to shareholders.
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That discussion has often felt repetitive, with Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren arguing for one approach to expanding Medicare while the other candidates argue for a different approach.
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This approach certainly does that, but the question is do companies want to chase the on-prem hardware approach or take this kind of data to the cloud.
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What is crucial is that your approach to your estate plan should be similar to your approach to risk management; your plan should be reviewed and updated regularly.
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Adopting a new approach "would upset a well-functioning approach to districting that all 50 states and countless local jurisdictions have followed for decades, even centuries," Ginsburg wrote.
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"I believe that was the first time that a deep learning, neural net-based approach beat the pants off more standard approach," says Ferguson, the former Google engineer.
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While companies like Uber and Waymo are taking more of a vertical approach, Voyage is taking a horizontal approach that entails partnering with other companies in the space.
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In the Mitchell/Wray/Watts textbook, the authors argue that both the MMT approach and the mainstream approach fight inflation in ways that generate "buffer stocks" of workers.
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"As a prosecutor or a regulator recidivism is a huge issue in terms of how you approach a case and how aggressively you approach a case," he says.
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Google's approach is to take a whole bunch of underexposed photos and combine them — so Apple isn't doing the exact same thing, but it's a very similar approach.
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I've chosen a different approach, and that approach works for me...I wouldn't be playing today if it wasn't for what he's been able to accomplish with me.
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Trump's comments have put Republicans in a tough spot, underlining the more friendly approach he has taken with Russia and the more critical approach with U.S. intelligence agencies.
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Basically, that means the approach is a hybrid one that borrows aspects of what car sharing networks like car2go have done, with the on-demand taxi-style approach.
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The old approach to identity politics typically focused on a siloed approach to racial minorities such as African Americans and Latinos, women, religious minorities, and the LGBT community.
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"We have to focus on a health care approach rather than a criminal approach and help people heal, and do the prevention side by supporting kids," Robertson said.
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That approach would allow advances in safety to be achieved through experience on the road, which in turn can help inform an evidence-based approach to standard setting.
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Sixty-eight percent of healthcare leaders reject the Republican Party's approach to dismantling the healthcare law, while about one-third said they'd take a wait-and-see approach.
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While Netanyahu has happily endorsed Trump's approach to the Middle East, namely the U.S. president's hard-line stance on Iran, many have been skeptical of the administration's approach.
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While initial media coverage makes it sound like a new business model, and reports are quite skeptical of the approach, it's actually Amazon's predominant approach to new markets.
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" He also called for better data sharing as the FAA oversees aircraft and a "more holistic approach versus a transactional item-by-line-item approach to aircraft certification.
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"We call on the Buhari administration to change its military approach to issues of the Niger Delta and adopt a development- driven approach," said Omare in his statement.
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Compared to the more intuition-driven approach to design he was used to at Apple, Lippman explains how eBay's data-driven approach proved to be a welcome change.
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Asked about this approach, Davis said a trade deal could be signed "a nanosecond" after Britain leaves, implying that he hoped for a more flexible approach from Brussels.
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While this holistic approach does not address every challenge that low-income families will face during a pandemic, it is a start to how we approach disaster planning.
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"This wait-and-see approach is reminiscent of the tobacco industry's approach to cancer research and the National Football League's slow response to the brain disease CTE," Rep.
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"Given the central bank's interest in having all major banks switch to the IRB approach, it's obvious that this approach must be financially attractive to banks," Morozov said.
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Silver's collaborative approach is certainly more appropriate in 2020, with the Stern approach increasingly frowned upon, but in some ways it may be even harder to pull off.
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As we approach the "$100 billion by 2020" milestone set in Copenhagen, it is time for a new approach to climate finance, one that takes these developments seriously.
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"As we've learned so well in the armed services and all the work done it takes both a top-down approach and a bottom-up approach," Tsongas said.
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The Company Approach: This approach isn't about guessing where a stock price might finish the year; it's about looking at how companies are performing and assessing their fundamentals.
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Adopting a new approach "would upset a well-functioning approach to districting that all 50 states and countless local jurisdictions have followed for decades, even centuries," she added.
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MNL: It seems like you tried to take a more hands-off strategy in your editorial approach … FM: Not quite — it's more like a listening approach, rather than dictating.
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You write some code, create learning algorithms, collect information and then fine tune it," Ferrari said, when explaining the "incremental' modernization approach currently guiding the service's approach to NGCV.
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Twitter's approach to verification "isn't coherent in terms of the platform's overall approach to identity," said Nicco Mele, director of Harvard's Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy.
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The sensitive genius whose chordal approach influenced Miles Davis' approach to harmony in time for Kind of Blue; the intellectual whose liner notes for that album reference Japanese painting.
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Some cancer medicines use a similar approach to attack tumors by harnessing the immune system, but this approach hasn't yet been proven safe and effective for people with HIV.
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The bank's self-assessment also found that the approach to cultural issues was "less mature than our approach to managing financial risks", Maxsted said in a letter to shareholders.
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STT's estimated common equity Tier I (CETI) under Basel III (Advanced Approach Fully Phased-In) was 11.9% as of 1Q16 and under the standardized approach was 20163% at 1Q16.
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The main difference between the two is that Alibaba operate's a marketplace approach with its e-commerce businesses, whereas JD.com opted for an Amazon-like vertical approach to sales.
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Furthermore, since Apple's more stringent approach to applications, at least in comparison to Google's more lenient approach, exist to provide greater security, this news tarnishes the tech giant's reputation.
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When only Democrats are considered, the poll found that Clinton's approach of improving on Obamacare was favored by 54 percent, compared to the 33 percent who favored Sanders' approach.
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Each different A in Approach #1 gives more insight into what stays the same and what differs between each A. Each A in Approach #2 gives us no insight.
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His approach has concerned investors who view PREPA as a bellwether for his approach to restructuring $70 billion in public debt that is pushing Puerto Rico's economy toward collapse.
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"We're trying to develop a systematic and comprehensive approach to tackle these challenges, and then to map that approach to the needs of each country or election," says Stamos.
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Our approach is the American approach: Allow free speech but arm readers with the information they might want about who's feeding them the news and what their standards are.
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"My approach to foreign policy will be guided by the same values that drive my approach to domestic policy: Empathy, understanding, and respect," Tlaib said through a campaign spokesman.
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A family and a patient needs a physician, but they also need a social worker, a nutritionist, and a physical education prescription to approach obesity through a holistic approach.
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"We have this one approach but we can have another approach as well," Abdul Mahdi al-Ameedi, head of the Iraqi oil ministry's licensing and contracts office, told Reuters.
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"In fact, our announcement proves the viability of a market-driven apps-based approach, which avoids the major issues with the hardware-based approach of" Wheeler's proposal, she said.
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It requires an approach not built on doing it alone at the country-level (as espoused by President-elect Donald Trump), but an inter-sectoral and inter-governmental approach.
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But Mr. Trump offers an old, backward-looking approach, and Mr. Sanders's call for political revolution offers a forward-looking approach that will take more than rhetoric to achieve.
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In the video, Daedelus explains both his technical approach and philosophical approach, imparting a sense of wisdom that pushes the notion of triggers and samples into something more humanised.
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There are relaxed salespeople (all men) in crewneck sweatshirts who "hang back" until you approach them, and you are not going to want to approach them because you're embarrassed.
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He thinks the software giant's approach is different than most other companies trying to build the future AI — and it's that approach that helps it compete for top talent.
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The government has been criticized for its military-style approach to dealing with drug gangs, adopting a "shoot first" approach, often with little consequence when innocent people are killed.
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The approach, as it turns out, is not to compete with your living room, but to build a living room so great you could never hope to approach it.
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To navigate the crisis, whatever form it takes, we need to approach information about the virus in the same way we approach the virus itself: with a communitarian focus.
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Taking an API -based approach, Ribbon Health is building on the Kyruus approach, Yoo said, with the potential to expand across the entire breadth of the American healthcare system.
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The frontier approach allows for innovation and exploration in the market with limited or hands-off regulation, akin to the open approach to the internet in its early days.
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That approach gives more children a break from the monotony of the classroom and will eventually bring out more future champions than an elitist, top-down approach, he argues.
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There might be a way to unify the more laissez faire U.S. approach with the more muscular regulatory approach of the EU which is to better define property rights.
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We're both pretty ambitious and really persistent reporters, and we take our approach and our strategy to stories a little bit different and I maybe have a softer approach.
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The conservative movement, which is different from the Republican Party, has thought this way too, and has had a possessive approach rather than a persuasive approach to Republican voters.
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The company's transitionally phased-in Basel III Common Equity Tier 1 ratio under the advanced approach (GS's binding constraint) was 12.2%, and under the standardized approach was 13.4% at 270Q260602.
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The estimated CET1 ratio under the advanced approach remains above 8% and COF announced it no longer believes this approach will be the long-term capital constraint for the company.
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Here are a few approaches she could try: That last approach is an example of A/B testing and resembles the approach that researchers take when designing a randomized trial.
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The system is a pretty extravagant approach to surround sound audio when compared to the typical VR approach in which 3D audio is created virtually within a pair of headphones.
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The exact right approach for your friend regarding their retirement income could be the exact wrong approach for you, and the reasons are not always rooted in dollars and cents.
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Biden's centrist approach may help him win over independents, but it threatens to alienate liberals who favor a more aggressive approach in policy and personality to counter Trump's turbulent presidency.
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The self-assessment also found Australia's second-biggest lender's approach to cultural issues was "less mature than our approach to managing financial risks," he said in a letter to shareholders.
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"FSOCs refusal to consider an activities-based approach in designating MetLife was particularly arbitrary because it is currently pursuing that approach for asset managers," the insurer wrote in its brief.
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"The Japanese side will hesitate using the word FTA because it will make it appear as if they're switching from a multilateral approach to a bilateral approach," he told CNBC.
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It'll be interesting to see how Yahoo's approach to video might change once the deal with Verizon goes through; Verizon has its own approach to video, with its Go90 service.
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The "Lone Wolf" approach involves "not truly repudiating or embracing Trump," and the "Prius approach" is a hybrid of pointing out the good in Trump as well as the bad.
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"Although paying the ransom is hardly a new approach, it's clear some firms realize their approach to security may be lacking and paying might be the way out," he added.
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The President's freewheeling approach to the talks has worried both administration officials and close US allies who have urged the President to stick to a more conventional approach to negotiations.
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Trump's public posture also undermines efforts to convince Europe to toughen its approach to Russia by strengthening pro-Russian leaders in Europe who would like a softer approach to Moscow.
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But recent decisions from federal courts show voting rights advocates are taking a new approach to litigation over voting rights cases — and it's an approach that seems to be working.
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That is why Ford, which on Monday demonstrated its own approach to self-driving vehicles, said it was convinced by its decade of research to take a go-slow approach.
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A total of 85033 percent of healthcare leaders reject the Republican Party's approach to dismantling the healthcare law, while about one-third said they'd take a wait-and-see approach.
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But our approach to songwriting, and my approach to lyric writing, has always been writing personal songs and documenting things within my life, either specifically or in a metaphorical way.
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China's commerce ministry said on Thursday the U.S. approach on trade sets a bad precedent that could trigger a domino effect and the United States must avoid a unilateral approach.
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But his approach to producing — at one point he questioned why the show's poster wasn't more prominently displayed outside a Times Square ticket office — foreshadowed his approach to other businesses.
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And this book represents my way of participating in the world and photographing people and interacting, but trying to do so with a slightly different approach—a slightly softer approach.
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What sets COGG apart from many other alliances is their approach to delegation—while many of EVE's leaders pass work on to their pilots, Welden chooses a hands-on approach.
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"One thing Jones taught us — and reminded us, really — is that the property-based approach to privacy also has to be considered, not just the reasonable expectation approach," he said.
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Taking hog welfare seriously also implies that measures like Missouri's approach of trapping and humanely euthanizing hogs are preferable to aerial gunning — especially if that approach is more effective anyway.
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On these types of questions, we as an agency should produce guidance on how we are going to approach this technology — and how we want the industry to approach it.
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If you approach challenges with a growth mindset, you see them as opportunities to learn and develop; if you approach challenges with a fixed mindset, you might assume you'll fail.
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Now is the time for policymakers to show leadership by laying out plans to move our country from a failed criminal justice approach to a health-based approach to drugs.
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Instead of the deal's carrots-and-sticks approach — an approach made in close partnership with Europe — the Trump administration switched to a "maximum pressure" strategy, designed to choke Iran economically.
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Client experience may be the luxury industry's phrase du jour but Mr. Bennahmias said his approach is at the core of the brand's approach to both sales and after-sales.
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Dr. Robert Marbut, the executive director on the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness, criticized the Obama administration's approach, where the federal government took a "housing first" approach to the issue.
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But all the modifications — honing of his pitch recognition, moving a bit farther off the plate and refining his approach — have coalesced so neatly that pitchers are reconsidering their approach.
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My thesis research takes a broad approach; even though I am connected to this experience by the color of my skin, it tends to not take such a personal approach.
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"FSOC's refusal to consider an activities-based approach in designating MetLife was particularly arbitrary because it is currently pursuing that approach for asset managers," the insurer wrote in its brief.
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Trump's businesslike approach to establishing an administration, which was not a political operation as much as a clean and fix problems approach, has caused a great deal of anxiety everywhere.
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While Fixers urge President Trump to adopt a "decertify, waive, slap, and fix" approach, Walkers advocate a "wave, slap, and walk" approach: Wave goodbye, slap on sanctions, and walk away.
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H: With FILE Megazine, General Idea created an early network-based approach for producing and sharing images between artists across great distances — a collaborative approach that prefigured early Net Art.
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"I honestly believe that good people tried for 20 years the multilateral approach, the talk approach and the 'let's all go along get along' approach," Mr. Lighthizer said, as he hoisted a piece of paper featuring a chart showing the steadily increasing trade deficit in goods between the United States and China.
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While serverless and containers might seem like a good fit, as Monroy points out, there isn't a one-size-fits-all approach to cloud-native technologies, whatever the approach may be.
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He sees Axis as taking a similar approach in the smart blind market, which has too much to gain from maintaining its status quo to tackle Axis' approach to the market.
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The CGE approach creates a bigger role for government oversight, while acknowledging that a market-based approach represents the best chance of creating wealth and whittling away at extreme economic disparities.
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In turn, Buffett recommended that investors take a more passive approach to investing, noting his long-term bet against Protoge Partners still shows this approach works much better than active management.
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The easy rapport with Japan could be strained if Trump takes an aggressive approach on trade or the two men disagree on how best to approach the threat looming in Pyongyang.
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RATING: THREE AND A HALF POPEYES Carmelo is out of focus, permanently in need of a readjusted approach as basketball's prevailing ideological approach drifts further and further away from his style.
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If Trump is made aware that his highly confrontational approach to immigration policy is unpopular, it's conceivable that he will try to replace it with a different and more popular approach.
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This sounds like a commonsense approach to selling TV. It's also an approach that shows you how much things have changed in the TV Industrial Complex in the past few years.
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The legislative approach has splintered the Republican Party, with a handful of senators expressing opposition to repeal and delay — calling into question whether the approach could actually pass out of Congress.
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But choosing among those options won't necessarily be easy — the caucus still hasn't coalesced around an approach to Medicaid, an approach to premium subsidies, or even the scope of their bill.
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A wide array of tools is available that can measure risk tolerance, but the smart approach is to consider risk as part of a broader goals-based approach to retirement saving.
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The Cure Violence project at the University of Illinois aims to reduce violence by taking a public health and disease control approach, rather than solely a political or law enforcement approach.
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There's a victim-centered approach – the model from tort law in which the injured party asserts a claim – or a risk-centered approach, which focuses on the larger-scale harms created.
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The institutional investor data firm looked at U.S. large-cap growth stocks and compared active strategies that take a fundamental approach to those that use a quantitative approach to security selection.
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The new rules give more prominence to the Securitisation Standardised Approach (SEC-SA), which can be used before the External Ratings-Based Approach (SEC-ERBA) is applied, subject to certain restrictions.
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Finnish Prime Minister Juha Sipila said the new approach seemed to be bearing fruit and the EU should extend the approach to other countries with a focus on improving return rates.
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Sharif's confrontational approach has cleaved sharp divisions within PML-N, which has been weakened over the past year, and where many lawmakers would prefer a more conciliatory approach with the military.
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We've seen the effectiveness of this approach in corporate learning and worker training and the same approach in the K-12 classroom to deliver precise content that addresses each learner's needs.
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A senior Europe-based executive at the company previously told CNBC that Uber was moving from a "growth-at-all-costs" approach to a "responsible growth" approach to how it operates.
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Store-based retailers must approach the current situation — a rapidly evolving environment — with a fresher approach and a strategy that keeps the threat of digital dominance top of mind, Goldman said.
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I knew that the best approach to telling the story I lived was to approach the animation side of the project honestly without detracting form the story I wanted to tell.
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But we should hope that the spirit of goodwill and cooperation that could characterize Congress's approach to this particular crisis convinces our leaders to embrace the same approach on other issues.
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Food companies complain that FDA's approach to inspection is punitive, versus a more educational approach taken at [USDA], where on-site inspectors work with food processors to assure safe food production.
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When I sound like a monster, when I'm yelling at the top of my lungs, it's a little bit different than a more melodious approach, or a more laid back approach.
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Upon taking office in December, Mr. López Obrador promised a humanitarian approach to migrants, moving away from what he described as the enforcement-first approach of his predecessor, Mr. Peña Nieto.
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We must take a proactive planning approach in anticipation of the extreme weather we will see in the future, rather than a reactive approach that leads to repeated loss and rebuilding.
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"People want to watch how the sausage is made, and learn more about individual personalities, their approach to practice, their approach to performance, the psychology of all this," Mr. Volpe said.
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And while I do not believe it to be the only possible approach, I do think that it contains a fundamental approach based on a self-acceptance that Negroes seriously need.
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But the Senate minority leader says Democrats will take a hard-line approach with the White House on taxes — and everything else — until Trump's GOP-only approach hits a dead end.
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"This approach was never intended to be a long-term solution and although we had a good intention, we realised that it was not the right approach," a spokesperson told Netzpolitik.
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But if one or two of them were to come out for this approach, or an amended approach to the Internet Bill of Rights, I think it'd make a big difference.
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In short, then, McMaster's approach to conflict centers on understanding the political context in its nitty-gritty details — and then defining an overall approach that's tailored to this specific, contextual analysis.
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The ECB "is taking a more proactive approach, rather than the wait-and-see approach you're seeing from the Fed," said Minh Trang, senior foreign exchange trader at Silicon Valley Bank.
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" Mr. McMinn calls the hobbyist approach the "cult model.
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" It's an approach that she insists "changed her life.
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My approach — I just like to do grounded naturalism.
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" But overall "I love her balanced approach to meals.
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" Approach to work is heavily influenced by "der Feierabend.
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Richard Bacon — An economist who promises 'a collegiate approach'
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This approach to disaster funding was unique – uniquely bad.
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Ranked-choice voting represents the latter — and better — approach.
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" "I just think that's a logical approach to me.
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That approach is inefficient, expensive, heavy — and still slow.
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With Burlap & Barrel, he decided to change his approach.
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" He added that Warren's approach would "obliterate private plans.
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The scattershot approach Trump seems to favor -- The media!
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We'll see how - how their approach plays itself out.
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" That tough approach is embodied in the "ghetto package.
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LG: Do you see the similar ... the Facebook approach.
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According to Rey, Le Pen has taken a "very aggressive" approach to social values, speaking against immigrants, but she has taken a more "extreme left" approach when it comes to economic issues.
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It's not hard to understand why Trump chose to approach his inaugural address this way — it's the exact approach that made him president of the United States against all odds, after all.
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"Our approach has always been to have an agnostic approach when it comes to the fuel source," Prime Minister Morrison told reporters in Brisbane, according to a transcript emailed from his office.
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While the writers put forth a new approach that is worthy of study — regular payments into a guaranteed retirement account — there is already a rigorously tested approach that would address the problem.
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The more defensive approach of long-term investors does not align with the approach of more than 200 equity strategists in a separate Reuters poll, who expected global stocks to keep rising.
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At its best you have those kinds of moments in Korean pop—that sort of poly-stylistic approach, but very much a carnivorous and relevant approach to genre that feeds into production.
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Dr. Asnake has spoken with officials in other African countries like Mozambique and Angola about Ethiopia's approach, but he's also been able to share Ethiopia's approach with non-African countries like Pakistan.
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"FIFA is taking a fresh approach to its work and I am eager to play a role in making that approach as effective and lasting as possible," she said in a statement.
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"It's just one approach, but it's an approach that's very effective with women growing up in a society where they're learning that their appearance is more important than anything else," she says.
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"As other consumer product companies were taking a very extreme approach to cost-cutting, we had always said we were going to take a more balanced approach," CFO Hugh Johnston told CNBC.
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In 3Q16, the CET0003 ratio under the standardized approach was 12.1%, and JPM expects the standardized approach to be its binding constraint over the near term and is capitalizing operating segments accordingly.
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This approach gives beautiful pictures of another kind: In recent years this direct approach, carried out on banks of supercomputers, has led to successful calculations of the masses of protons and neutrons.
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Sutton's approach to his setting is similar to video artist Kahlil Joseph's approach to Compton in his installation Double Conscience, a fifteen minute film projection that's currently on display at New Frontier.
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As part of efforts to further that approach, Macron will play host to Merkel and Juncker on Tuesday to meet with Xi to move away from a purely bilateral approach to ties.
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Treatments tend to focus on how detainees should manage or change their "deviant" tendencies rather than advancing a more holistic approach to rehabilitation, an approach some experts say is ineffective and inhumane.
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In the cases of Yuanta and China Development, evolution of their business models prompted Fitch to assess their credit profiles using a common ratings approach rather than the previously used anchor approach.
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This approach to classification is also significantly less computationally expensive than a segmentation-based approach because it allows us to use smaller neural nets and produce outputs with a smaller memory footprint.
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Gary Cohn, currently President Donald Trump's chief economic advisor, probably would advocate both a more dovish approach to rates, like the status quo group, and a looser regulatory approach, like the rebels.
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" But Wright added: "There is a feeling, I think, over the last few months, that that approach has not borne fruit, and that they haven't really gotten anything for that friendly approach.
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It was an inauspicious start to a trip meant to consolidate support in Asia for his combative approach to North Korea and to lay out an assertive approach to negotiate trade agreements.
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Experts found her approach different The judge's courtroom approach was striking and uncommon, legal experts said in January, particularly during impact statements, which are designed to give victims their day in court.
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We use the going-concern value approach to calculate the post-restructuring enterprise value, as the liquidation approach is not appropriate since GCX's assets are of little use if dismantled and liquidated.
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It was an approach modeled on the Irish budget airline, Ryanair, which became one of Europe's largest airlines — but perhaps most reviled — by taking a cattle-car approach to regional air travel.
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Regarding the current approach of most counterterrorism agencies, which is to examine every needle of hay, Johnson says this is an ineffective and inefficient way to approach the lone wolf identification problem.
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At his confirmation hearing, Quarles backed away from his prior support for a rules-based approach to setting interest rates, bringing him more in line with the current approach of Fed officials.
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It occurs to me, looking back, that my approach to my stroke parallels, in a strange way, my approach to another almost incomprehensibly large challenge: that of how we face climate change.
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I'm dismayed by how diatribes like the Chicago letter approach students in adversarial terms, implying that they don't know how to make choices or approach material when it comes to their learning.
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We ought to approach immigration law in the same way we approach anything else, trying to identify cost-effective enforcement mechanisms and balancing the costs of enforcement against the generally modest benefits.
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Rather than taking an adversarial approach, a "big tent" approach leaves room to share gains with others, to win the support of consumers and to grow as a member of the community.
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His focus was on so-called "evidence-based treatment," in which professionals took a scientific approach to treatment in contrast to the punitive and moralistic approach that prevailed in the early days.
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I write this as we approach the first anniversary of my involvement in the Flint Water Crisis, an ongoing catastrophe and basic failure of government accountability that will soon approach three years.
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This approach is quite different from the normal studio approach to idoldom, wherein idols are trained to be pleasant but mild — to be blank slates upon which viewers can project their fantasies.
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Although "hunkering down" may sound like a simplistic approach, it clearly is the right approach — whether or not you are at high risk to experience the most severe symptoms of COVID-19.
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Use a public health approach to end violence A public health approach acknowledges that law enforcement cannot be the only solution, because many factors contribute to violence, including housing, employment and education.
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"The Times' approach will be much more like the product thinking at a big consumer tech company like Facebook as opposed to the way a traditional newsroom would approach product," says Hardiman.
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Unlike the FDA's one-size-fits-all approach, the Cole-Bishop approach seeks to regulate vapor products as the new technology they are, not as the tobacco products that they are not.
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We must now take a more state-based, policy approach to the region, and we must put managing — not amplifying — the politics of regional states at the center of our overall approach.
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The Times hasn't yet decided whether to take a similar approach with its general election endorsement, Kingsbury told staff, as editors will assess whether readers find this new approach "informative or overwhelming."
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No. 2: A logical, tiered approach is the only way A tiered approach to Remote ID makes a lot of sense, but the proposed tiers in the NPRM are misguided and disjointed.
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We certainly bring a different perspective to the table, even in just the way that we approach things, which I know you know on the differences between how men and women approach.
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Grueneberg described her approach to the dishes as channeling "the classic Italian approach to cooking by focusing on simplicity, great flavors and quality ingredients that we believe will resonate deeply with guests."
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"It is the soft approach, the sugarcoated approach," said Alberto M. Fernandez, a former top counterterrorism official at the State Department and now vice president of the Middle East Media Research Institute.
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Just as in Hong Kong, where China's heavy-handed approach arguably inspired support for independence, Beijing is left with a problem that it created, but one that perversely justifies its earlier approach.
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In 3Q16, the CET1 ratio under the standardized approach was 0003%, and JPM expects the standardized approach to be its binding constraint over the near term and is capitalizing operating segments accordingly.
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Last May the state adopted a stress-test approach to water conservation, meaning a more flexible approach that asked water suppliers whether they had enough water supplies for three years of dry conditions.
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There is this other stream that doesn&apost get a lot of coverage in the media which is a more realist approach to foreign policy that does seek to have a different approach.
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Some think a better approach would be to try drugs out on patients and for payers to pay a price based on how well they work, an approach known as "value-based pricing".
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The public is split on that issue, with 2886% saying his approach would unnecessarily put the country at risk while 2786% say his approach would instead be a necessary shake-up in Washington.
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Though given Nintendo's protective approach to copyright and its controversial and sometimes antagonist approach to mod makers, neither the video nor the game file may not be as readily available in the future.
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Affectations come and go among this class; the brutish Power Football approach to extreme wealth modeled by the NFL's owners is antique, but it's an approach that is never totally out of style.
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Where there's been a trend of retailers taking the faulty approach of merely "sizing up" or capping their extended collections at a certain size, J.Crew's approach can only help to create better product.
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But it looks like, for the time being, Google is taking a measured approach here and could be willing to change that approach if it turns out not to have the desired effect.
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We feel like the approach for us, given how people use our product, is really the right one and the security experts out there have been very supportive of the approach we've taken.
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I know that a more proactive approach to addressing controversial topics would turn off certain readers, either because they disagree with the approach or simply want a more supportive haven for life advice.
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The approach is similar to the controversial tack President Barack Obama adopted with its approach to Iran, but the WSJ said the White House sees North Korea as much less transparent and cooperative.
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Keating has publicly shared his commitment to helping patients gain access to their own health data, a mission that seems in line with Apple's approach to the sector (despite its notoriously closed approach).
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We use the going-concern value approach to calculate the post-restructuring enterprise value as the liquidation approach is not appropriate given GCX's under-sea cable assets are of little use if liquidated.
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Mr. Trudeau's approach to government has been less secretive, less centralized and, in Mr. Nanos's view, more in line with long-held Canadian values than the approach of Stephen Harper, his Conservative predecessor.
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We believe this strategy can form the backbone of a re-imagined approach to countering violent extremism in fragile states — an approach defined by careful prioritization, shared frameworks for action, and effective partnerships.
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"I think any objective observer can see the Pentagon approach has not worked and will not work, and it's time to do something different, to go to a more unconventional approach," Prince said.
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A comprehensive approach Leading public health experts say suicide prevention needs to focus on a comprehensive approach that involves every sector of society: government, health care, employers, education and community organizations like churches.
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The FCC's approach abandons this nuanced perspective in favor of an approach that prohibits practices on which online companies frequently rely, such as making product recommendations based on past browsing and purchase history.
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There are no political guarantees governing what will happen when his approach fails, but his approach certainly will fail, just as previous waves of reaction have likewise failed to deliver on their promises.
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"Our approach to regulating homeopathic drugs must evolve to reflect the current complexity of the market, by taking a more risk-based approach to enforcement," FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said in a statement.
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The approach taken by Mr. Trump and like-minded Republicans contrasts starkly with the way Democrats have campaigned in 2018, and with how Republican congressional leaders had originally vowed to approach the midterms.
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Presently, the Fed's approach is known internally as the "bygones" approach — let what happened in the past be in the past, and set policy based only on what you expect for the future.
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For another approach, Urska Velikonja, a professor at Georgetown University Law Center who has compiled many years of S.E.C. penalty data, replicated, as close as possible, the S.E.C.'s approach to measuring enforcement.
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Warren's positions can seem to echo Trump's "America First" approach, but her campaign has said she would take a multinational approach in places like Syria, a contrast with Trump's go-it-alone style.
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SoundCloud took a community-first approach to building its business, prioritizing finding artists to post on its service over making deals with music labels to license their music, the approach taken by Spotify.
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It's a smart approach for savvy guests looking to avoid the pain points of crowded hotels and prefer a low-key approach, but with just as much style as a hip boutique spot.
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Richard W. Painter, a White House ethics lawyer in the George W. Bush administration, who has been critical of the Trump administration's approach to ethics, said that backdating was not an acceptable approach.
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The captain, a former Bangladesh air force pilot, failed to follow instructions from air traffic controllers to land from a southern approach and took a more difficult northern approach to the single runway.
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For anybody who desperately wants a more functional political system, it's tempting to believe that a bipartisan approach from Democrats today would encourage a more bipartisan approach from the Republicans in the future.
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A real concern is that, as the United States external deficit widens because of a reckless budget policy approach, Mr. Trump will double down on his interventionist and protectionist approach to trade matters.
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He wanted a fresh election that he hoped to win, thus enabling him to pursue his own approach to Brexit (what exactly that approach would be has been a matter of some dispute).
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Arguing for a more nuanced approach to the topic, Tarnoff offered the disability rights movement as an example of the approach he hopes will be taken by an emerging class of tech socialists.
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He later came to see Yellen's go slow approach as important to helping the jobs market recover and to share her concerns that low inflation justified a cautious approach to raising interest rates.
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Who serves under Kelly in the department (especially if Kobach really is named deputy) will be an important sign of whether the general's holistic approach or the crackdown-focused "attrition" approach will prevail.
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It really turned out to be everything I hoped it would be in terms of its style, in terms of its approach to the character, in terms of its approach to the narrative.
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The staunchly individual approach to folk acts like the trio above have—as different from one another as night and day—is redolent of a very British approach to the macabre and horrifying.
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But during his election campaign, Macron promised a different approach.
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From my perspective, I was flattered by her aggressive approach.
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We run a rather more measured approach in the PRA.
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The patent publications appear to have changed that approach, though.
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The Selzer poll — and campaign pollsters — take a different approach.
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As a supplementary aid, however, her approach seems most promising.
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Raymond realized that his supervisors didn't approve of his approach.
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"You could call it a holistic approach," said the Rev.
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In the months since, Donovan has maintained the same approach.
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Sanders' approach underscores the economic stupidity of the proposed bill.
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Now it looks like Foodpanda is following a similar approach.
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If people approach life that way, they will get nowhere.
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But Musk's approach has always been more fatalistic than inspiring.
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That paves the way for Apple's approach to augmented reality.
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How did you approach how you wanted to characterize them?
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The show's approach to music has its tired elements, too.
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This approach can work at a larger scale, as well.
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Strange approach from someone who wants to keep UK together.
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So I think it needs to be a system approach.
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This is why some want to push this approach further.
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The debate highlights Europe's conflicted approach to its Balkan courtyard.
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And that creates a fundamental change in your business approach.
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Now it has broadened that normative approach with the SDS.
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The moralistic approach feels like an invitation to crony capitalism.
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Here is the important dialogue as they approach the planet.
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Finn: We are making our landing approach at light speed?
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But Hippeau said he doesn't see that approach being helpful.
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Not the approach I would like to see you take.
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We are skeptical that state regulation is the right approach.
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In 25, his approach was extended to the whole village.
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I recognize that the industry is divided on this approach.
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He didn't promise a whole new approach to American politics.
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Loyd allegedly shot Clayton when she tried to approach him.
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The DOJ took a similar approach against China in 2014.
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Dorit's approach to this situation was problematic, unnecessary, and petty.
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True pie aficionados will appreciate, Goldbelly's approach to Pi Day.
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A different approach to how they think governments should work.
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Google's actual approach to messaging has been anything but clear.
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ISIS militants haven't always taken such a principled approach, however.
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Well, there wasn't much of an approach from my side.
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It was an approach Obama had considered for some time.
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Rosenstein called for a unified approach to countering foreign meddling.
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But at least one US state has taken this approach.
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The advantage of this approach is that Millett could advance
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There are also legal considerations to the birth certificate approach.
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But starting in 1999, the NHANES took a different approach.
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But it won't be easy to fight his conspiratorial approach.
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Some legal experts were not impressed by his approach, however.
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The researchers hope to apply the approach to human infants.
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They were selected for their cinematic approach to documentary filmmaking.
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Gene drives are a genetic engineering approach with huge implications.
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They make some other interesting observations using this approach, for
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With financial aid and a holistic approach to their care?
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The company must also rethink its entire approach to regulation.
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My goal was to approach them in their own territory.
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TC: Are other political strategists starting to emulate your approach?
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Wrong. There are two major problems with the FBI's approach.
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So approach your colleague as an ally and without judgment.
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This approach has long been thought incompatible with string theory.
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We have a conservative approach to finances with the business.
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" Also: "How should sponsors approach the Spanish-language soccer market?
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The empirical evidence, however, simply does not support this approach.
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Even some police departments are warming up to this approach.
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But that doesn't mean the approach will always be unsuccessful.
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If this approach feels too harsh, then that's also fine.
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But the Thunder have never really been about that approach.
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Inevitably, the semiconductor approach does bring problems of its own.
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Yamaha is taking a different approach to autonomous driving technology.
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This punitive approach to outsourcing has echoed down the years.
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But the approach has to be more investigative than directive.
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The anonymity and distance helped Philip Morris approach delegates covertly.
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It's this casual approach that gives P. Franco its charm.
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I respect everyone can have a different approach to it.
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That was a fun, different approach for me as well.
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And that "fingers crossed" approach still lingers over immunotherapy today.
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Isn't there a more creative approach to the same sentiment?
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Activists and NGOs say the approach needs to be rethought.
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"We took a very data driven approach," Tondon told CNBC.
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Sometimes, the best approach is make machines think like humans.
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That's our approach and we've never had a major outage.
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But Slack took a more unconventional approach to going public.
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And his approach is as dynamic as his megawatt smile.
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As America's opioid epidemic continues, the approach is increasingly necessary.
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Trump's gamble But Trump's approach is a a huge risk.
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And he defended Snyder's basic approach to running the state.
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" He directed the bureau to "return to its previous approach.
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We all need to rethink our approach to storing files.
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Early this summer, the pages reappeared with a craftier approach.
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Apple's launch events frequently approach or even eclipse two hours.
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Her riotous approach to mark making is only a distraction.
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In a world of continuous delivery, this approach is essential.
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That may be an added reason for Pence's cautious approach.
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In fact, there's no reason to approach bargaining that way.
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However, there are many other ways to approach this brainteaser.
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I also learned by not taking part of her approach.
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She says there are three main benefits to Dark's approach.
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But there's a simple sense to Trump's approach to business.
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"Customers shifted to a more cautious approach," the company said.
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Dudley said regulators could help more banks adopt that approach.
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When we started to approach Shamu Stadium, I was giddy.
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But the Daimler deal marks a new approach for Uber.
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Humans, on the other hand, take a more holistic approach.
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One approach consists of building figurative sculptures from found materials.
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This approach is certainly part of the pope's cultural background.
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Yet he remains a threat to Cruz with his approach.
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Mandy's Answer: The best approach is to organize and minimize.
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I also discovered a positive side effect of this approach.
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It's scheduled to make a nearby approach on December 16th.
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I think virtually every Republican Senator disagrees with this approach.
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Since then, the more muscular militaristic approach has been adopted.
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As we approach, we see the tusks have been taken.
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That approach has proven immensely potent in the GOP primary.
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S) rejected an unsolicited takeover approach from Denmark's DSV (DSV.
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Forecasters said Bud would approach Baja California Sur on Thursday.
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For now, the comprehensive approach appears to have paid off.
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That approach doesn't seem to sit well with Trump, however.
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If we need to make a new approach, we will.
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Are you talking here about the CRISPR gene drive approach?
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Bennet proposed a slower approach toward achieving universal health care.
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But Gabbard's approach to achieving peace has earned her criticism.
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The bomb squad used a robot to approach his body.
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No court guidelines exist on how to approach the topic.
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Consider Trump, whose approach has been the opposite of Rubio's.
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But he said the Republican approach would not fix it.
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The Trump administration plans to use that approach more often.
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Do you think activists today can learn from that approach?
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CAP staff cannot be allowed to continue this illegal approach.
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This time around, Uber has taken a more subdued approach.
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It appears that Trump, personally, is sympathetic to this approach.
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There are a number of possible ways to approach this.
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Tell me about your approach to editing the online experience.
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As natural as this educational approach feels, it doesn't work.
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This time around, the president took a little softer approach.
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The coyote "began to aggressively approach" the sergeant, police said.
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Microsoft's old approach was to write every line of code.
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