Will the new infusion have a certain area of interest?
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Yeah, manufacturing is a huge area of interest for us. Because?
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Is that an area of interest, or an area to avoid?
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Space has become an area of interest in the Arab world.
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The area of interest is very small, and houses are few.
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"It's an area of interest for me," says Fayann Smith, rather cryptically.
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As the inquiry progresses, advertising practices could become an area of interest.
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Premium content is only one area of interest for Plex going forward.
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It seemed to touch on a real area of interest and need.
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One rumored area of interest for future deals is in the cannabis industry.
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SUSTAINABLE INVESTING, once a niche area of interest, has moved into the mainstream.
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One area of interest, construction tech or "contech," shows how this could evolve.
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It is approximating my area of interest to the direction of my forehead.
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Cross-border fintech continues to be an area of interest for venture capitalists.
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Surrealism was a chief area of interest, although he never wrote his dissertation.
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Zero-rating products are a growing area of interest for internet service providers.
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Trump's past business dealings have been an area of interest to counterintelligence officials.
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If you can find a common area of interest, then all is well.
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Southeast Asia has long been an area of interest for business for its neighbors.
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And that's just on the food side of the equation, my area of interest.
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It has been an area of interest for Instagram for some time, he said.
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Election security has been a growing area of interest at the conference since 2016.
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That's why Open Phil's other main area of interest on policy is preventing recessions.
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As far as my creativity is concerned, Horseback represents only one small area of interest.
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Prodigies, like many autistic people, have a nearly insatiable passion for their area of interest.
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The intersection of AI and health care is a longtime area of interest for Google.
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No matter who he's meeting with, Chambers finds an area of interest to connect over.
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You can zoom in on your area of interest to see the storm surge prediction.
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"We work with students to find out what is their academic area of interest," she said.
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Virtual reality has been a frequent area of interest, but it was less so this year.
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The crew did observe two pods of whales and six walruses in the area of interest.
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Virtual reality is also an area of interest for both the kids app and the band.
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The member nations are likely to discuss oil production rates, an area of interest for Trump.
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My dad's previous job was at a company that offers internships in my area of interest.
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Users will also be able "follow" an area of interest with the touch of a button.
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Education, and specifically education technology, has become an enormous area of interest for start-ups and investors.
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Mueller's team has reportedly flagged the meeting as an area of interest in their special counsel probe.
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Comey's firing is an area of interest to Mueller's team, according to sources familiar with the investigation.
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Still, storage is getting cheaper, so this is a major area of interest for the electricity industry.
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Russia has been angered by NATO's expansion to Montenegro, which is in Moscow's traditional area of interest.
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She decided to follow in Liza and Sam's footsteps and talk to matches about her area of interest.
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My own area of interest has been in drones and VR and AI and maybe more speculative categories.
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Nobody knows why really clearly, and that's a big area of interest, but nobody's questioning that it's happening.
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Uber has already waded into the arena of self-driving cars, an enduring area of interest for Google.
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The core and mantle of the earth is a growing area of interest for scientists around the world.
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Seniors there are required to spend time pursuing a special area of interest, and Chloe had chosen puzzles.
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Blockchain-based technologies are a huge area of interest for us and we have partners focused on this.
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"This is a bipartisan area of interest, to make sure this tax-filing season goes well," Brady told reporters.
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The per capita value is the observed number of items divided by the population of the area of interest.
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Viewed from overhead, these five-degree cones trim the doughnut-shaped area of interest down into a narrow segment.
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My area of interest is mostly kind of societal implications for a lot of the ... Rather than individual ones.
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Another area of interest is Miocic's level change itself, which is done more at the waist than at the legs.
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Marketing is a particular area of interest, and Rob is responsible for best practice sharing in marketing across the portfolio.
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Another area of interest is fall detection, two of the people said, which could be useful for seniors in particular.
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This vanishingly rare method of survival has made them a keen area of interest for scientists, from anthropologists to biologists.
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While Asia is also a key area of interest, the fund has also invested in startups in the US and Europe.
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Democrats working on the Russia probes in the House and Senate are pointing to the claim as an area of interest.
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Ring says the NCMEC's missing kids posters will become visible to all users whose neighborhoods fall within the area of interest.
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While complete details are yet to emerge, the unexplained U-turn by the ACX Crystal will be a major area of interest.
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"That can translate for companies into identifying a shared area of interest that allows employees to build community and contribute," says Thomas.
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At the same time digital health is a major area of interest for entrepreneurs, thanks to reliable demand meeting tech's disruptive potential.
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Private cars will be restricted in favor of self-driving cars (another area of interest for Alphabet), walking, cycling and mass transit.
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Scoot also provides larger Vespa-sized scooters — clearly an area of interest for Bird since it announced its electric moped earlier this month.
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Pictures taken by satellites orbiting the Earth might take days to download, only to show lots of cloud obscuring the area of interest.
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Hastings was also asked about the potential for Netflix service in China, an immediate area of interest after the company's expansion was announced.
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One specific area of interest for Studnitzer has been his work creating CME's corporate strategy around cloud usage, both for data and applications.
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Beyond Twitter and Facebook Don't discount apps and networks that specialize in a particular area of interest or help you organize your trip.
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Another potential area of interest for Mr. Mueller is Mr. Vekselberg's business in Cyprus, the Mediterranean nation considered a magnet for Russian money.
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Joseph Szala, a principal at Vigor Branding, said lighting is another area of interest for his clients — even when it comes to women's bathrooms.
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They did so by calculating, from the number of photos taken there, the level of "activity" at each point in an area of interest.
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According to Senkut, Treyger is also acutely interested in health-related opportunities, which, not coincidentally, is a growing area of interest for the firm.
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But if you have expert knowledge in a specific field or area of interest, then you may want to create your own online course.
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Its advantages over traditional vehicles are many; for example, it's faster than a submarine and it can easily hover over an area of interest.
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Car technology has become a prime area of interest for Silicon Valley companies including Google Inc, which has built a prototype self-driving car.
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The company's tag-suggestions feature has been in place for years, but visual recognition by software remains an area of interest for the company.
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It's an expansion of Yahoo Sports, one of the company's few bright spots, and e-sports is obviously a booming area of interest online.
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Standal hinted that technology around payments is one area of interest, but he declined to provide specific details around plans for investments or acquisitions.
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The Post's report is not the first time Trump Tower Moscow has been raised as a possible area of interest for the Mueller investigation.
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Behind those enemy lines, Special Tactics Airmen are relied on to survey the area of interest to ensure the aircraft can land and be refueled.
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Earlier this week, the Department of Justice announced a broad antitrust review of the dominant tech platforms, highlighting social media as one area of interest.
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Artificial intelligence, in which machines imitate intelligent human behavior, is a particular area of interest because of the technology's potential for military usage, they said.
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Streaming is Disney's major area of interest, especially heading into 2020 where its theatrical slate doesn't have as many obvious blockbusters as this year's does.
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"Once a commons that fostered the amateur eccentric in every area of interest, the web, by 2015, was thoroughly overrun by commercial junk," he writes.
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Manafort was clearly within the special counsel's area of interest because of his role in the campaign and his affiliations with Ukraine and Russia, Dreeben said.
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Sometimes you may not want to see the entire space and want to move directly to an area of interest, whether it is people or objects.
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More generally, we would like to see the development in Paris of an enhanced and extended clearing services offering in the area of interest rate derivatives.
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Hong Kong is a very seafood-centric city, and my dad owned a seafood restaurant, so it had always been an area of interest for me.
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So that area of Laos was always a strategic area for Vietnam, and they've continued to see Laos as part of their geostrategic area of interest.
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Energy consumption was another area of interest, with Sprauer stating it was a good predictor of whether there was a problem with a train or not.
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Whether or not that could possibly be a vehicle that he drove to that location, we don&apost know, but that is obviously an area of interest.
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Consumers know little about how their information is traded, and digital privacy and data collection has become a growing area of interest among federal and state regulators.
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All of these could go a long way toward completing that mobility picture with in-home and last-mile transportation, an increasing area of interest for automakers.
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There are a lot of machine learning companies in Sunnyvale and Mountain View and Los Altos, and that's a big area of interest for us right now.
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If there's not enough child representation in an area of interest, child-focused businesses like day cares or children's hospitals may choose to shut down or move.
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Nagel also mentioned non-performing loan management as an area of interest for possible acquisitions, allowing Mediobanca to exploit skills developed by its Compass consumer credit unit.
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"The area of interest is more important initially than the technology and the tools, which are just really a means in order to get there," he said.
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More and more categorise themselves as "lifestyle" or "luxury," explained Targett, which allows them to encompass more than one area of interest, while some are particularly niche.
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The plan has been her primary area of interest since the 2016 campaign, when she pushed her father to introduce a version of it on the stump.
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McCabe served as acting director of the FBI after Comey's firing last year, which has reportedly been a key area of interest for Mueller in the probe.
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Our son ended up getting a full scholarship to a great university (Drexel in Philadelphia) that had a new department in his area of interest (sport management).
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One area of interest that the search warrant application listed was the June 9, 2016, meeting at Trump Tower between campaign officials — including Manafort — and a Russian lawyer.
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"The ability to provide persistence over an area of interest was an important part of this flight," Ryan Hartman, president and CEO of World View, tells The Verge.
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One area of interest that showed positive growth for Samsung was its TV business, which the company credited "a major global soccer event" for the boost in sales.
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With its 18 satellite constellation, ICEYE offers its partners a set of unprecedented satellite imaging capabilities, accessing any area of interest faster, more frequently and at lower cost.
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The psychological, sociological, and physiological implications and long-term effects of porn consumption have been an area of interest for decades, but the research itself is notoriously fuzzy.
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There is just too much writing out there these days, and with so many options, it's tough to get people to read something outside their area of interest.
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Over the past decade, a growing area of interest has been how to improve the operation and efficiency of a business or corporation by following Formula One's example.
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Toyota says the scalability of hydrogen fuel cell technology also has led to two applications for California feasibility studies in another area of interest to Tesla: semi-trailer trucks.
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Another area of interest to Mueller's team is Flynn's alleged participation in discussions about the idea of removing Gulen, who has been living in exile in Pennsylvania, sources said.
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The most important first step in learning how to code is to think about your area of interest and career goals, says Michael Ellison, founder and CEO of CodePath.org.
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One area of interest to the S.E.C. was what the companies told investors about the risks of lower reimbursements on Acthar by private insurers because of its high cost.
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It was a clear sign that independent development for the commercially dead console continued to be an area of interest, as this year's RPG Elysian Shadows will further illustrate.
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Several of the tech experts CNBC contacted suggested that Finland's gaming innovation could be a key area of interest for Amazon, as well as its positive reputation for hardware development.
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SXSW's 24 content tracks have not changed much in the last few years, but they all offer an opportunity to find new ideas and people in your area of interest.
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Stealing fuel and other hardware at sea is harder but still lucrative, meaning it's likely to continue and grow as an area of interest for cartels and other criminal groups.
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While some volunteer through their church or local community organization, others search for opportunities through clearinghouses like Go Overseas, which lists different programs based on area of interest and destination.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — Vitamins and nutrition happen to be an area of interest of mine, so I was happy to learn what I did from today's quote in our acrostic.
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One major area of interest was the administration's plan to inject $1 billion in state funds into Buffalo-area factories, research facilities and other projects, known together as the Buffalo Billion.
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Another area of interest to Mueller's team is Flynn's alleged participation in discussions about the idea of removing a Turkish cleric who has been living in exile in Pennsylvania, sources said.
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Be on the lookout for certification classes, free online courses, seminars, or even graduate schools that could set you above the competition or help you explore a different area of interest.
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Paper ballots have become a new area of interest for many election experts in light of concerns over the security of elections following Russia's interference effort in the 2016 presidential election.
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Podcasts are a growing area of interest even for media companies that typically work in TV and other formats, and AMC/Sundance is extending its bet on making something of streaming audio.
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She first hinted that it was an area of interest during her December visit to Brinsworth House, a residential nursing and care home for British entertainers run by the Royal Variety Charity.
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One particular area of interest is building out a health team within Nest to help manage users' health at home, as well as to monitor seniors who are choosing to live independently.
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However, since the Satanic Temple's petition went online, her name has been scrubbed ISSTD's website—although the page for Ritual Abuse/Mind-Control Special Interest, which is Lacter's area of interest, remains.
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The issue of culture is a growing area of interest for regulators, many of whom are actively seeking new ways to evaluate culture and to build such evaluation into their supervision activities.
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"Typhoon fighters ... were scrambled today as a precautionary measure against a potential incursion into UK area of interest by one or more unidentified aircraft," a spokesman for the Ministry of Defense said.
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While the substance of the interview with Sanders is unclear, one likely area of interest was how Sanders composed statements she made on the podium defending the President regarding the Russia investigation.
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Once an area of interest for only the most intrepid of Fed watchers, the bond portfolio has started to overshadow more fundamental economic concerns, like China's slowing economy and the government shutdown.
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And he has stoked worry among aspiring entrepreneurs, who now wonder, only somewhat unreasonably, about whether their new startup ideas should be tailored to an area of interest that Son has publicly identified.
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It is a key area of interest as the royal trio build knowledge in their wider mental health Heads Together campaign and they have already hinted at their growing awareness of the need.
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He shares why he believes in open source research, how cellular senescence is a particular area of interest right now, what his personal health routine is and how he thinks about the singularity.
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That last area of interest is brand new to Uncork, so we asked if the firm — which counts Stephanie Palmeri and Andy McLoughlin as partners — was perhaps planning to hire a biotech investor.
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Both sources suggest another area of interest for the FBI could concern individuals that Deborah Ramirez said were in the room when Kavanaugh allegedly exposed himself to her during their time at Yale.
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Specimens among Selby's area of interest offer dramatic colors and shapes for their exhibition designers to work with when constructing the installations, as well as the unique ability to present features hanging in air.
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"We can confirm that RAF quick reaction alert Typhoon aircraft from RAF Lossiemouth scrambled to monitor two Blackjack bombers while they were in the UK area of interest," a Royal Air Force spokesman said.
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William Taylor, a career-development officer at MintResume, believes that volunteering in your area of interest is the best way to determine whether or not you should actually go through with a career transition.
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But as recent ecommerce estimates suggest, online B20173C spending Southeast Asia is set to grow by double digits through at least 2020, making the region a key area of interest for retailers and marketers.
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The prospect of sneaky aircraft came before stealth (with low-level flight, for instance) and will continue to be an area of interest as long as not being spotted means not getting shot at.
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This is an area of interest because there's a lot of juice going on in San Francisco and now it's sort of spread like a virus across the United States — avoiding the Midwest, of course.
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Microsoft's Surface connector does provide the convenience of the MagSafe-like magnet connection that Apple dropped from its new MacBook Pro lineup, but transfer speeds will be a keen area of interest for future Surface devices.
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In the event you're a recent graduate and don't have a lot of work experience to discuss, reference the years you've spent studying your area of interest and the people or internships that stoked that interest.
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Because a famous subset of John Coltrane's music addressed religion, it's reasonable to regard spirituality as a discrete area of interest for him: a room he chose to enter, apart from the rest of the house.
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As the company toes the waters of the ride-hailing industry, Uber has made clear its intentions to break into autonomous vehicle technology, a longtime area of interest for Google and its self-driving car experimentation.
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As part of the school's Judaic Studies curriculum, students pair off, establish an area of interest, find three local organizations that help in that area and then present one of them to classmates for further evaluation.
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" As for what Future will back, Jurvetson says the future of food production remains one great area of interest, as is the proliferation of neural networks at "the edge — of your phone, your car, your security camera.
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It is noteworthy that the researchers do not do any prior measurements or calibration in the area of interest; their approach has only a very short calibration phase that need not be done in the same area.
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On top of that, members are also able to share, comment on, engage with or follow specific users, assets or markets — allowing them to participate in the latest debate and news regarding their particular area of interest.
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Meeting new people who may or may not be directly connected to your area of interest, but can still offer insight and inspiration, makes the networking aspect one of the most valuable pieces of the SXSW experience.
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Kuo also believes the 3-D sensor might enable some sort of 3-D selfie functionality or support for augmented reality, the latter of which Tim Cook has identified as a major area of interest for Apple.
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The royal mom-to-be first hinted that the theatre was an area of interest during her December visit to Brinsworth House, a residential nursing and care home for British entertainers run by the Royal Variety Charity. Whoops!
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Mr. Brandicourt, who took over as chief executive of Sanofi last year after Christopher A. Viehbacher was ousted, has said that the French company is looking for midsize acquisitions and that cancer treatment is an area of interest.
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Finance may be one area of interest; TheSkimm has been running a survey asking users questions like how they make financial decisions, how they get personal financial advice, and which topics and products they&aposd be interested in.
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"Wearable technology [to measure performance]…is an area of interest…and things like computer vision and artificial intelligence for us to better understand technical elements, are quite interesting," said Troy Taylor, U.S. Ski & Snowboard's Director of High Performance.
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Investigators from the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives identified an "area of interest" on the ground floor that was still out of reach, said Sergeant Ray Kelly, a spokesman for the Alameda County Sheriff's Office.
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"We can confirm that quick reaction alert Typhoon aircraft from RAF Lossiemouth and RAF Coningsby scrambled to monitor two Blackjack bombers while they were in the UK area of interest," a Royal Air Force spokesman said in a statement.
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In the 2015 case, the court filings outline a discussion about a Russian spy setting up a face-to-face meetings on occasion with Page and highlight his frequent travels to Moscow for business as an area of interest.
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From open-air art festivals to backstreet boutiques and cafés, JAPAN 99+1 uncovers locations across the art and design spectrum, as well as regional and cultural context to help travel planners create itineraries within a region or area of interest.
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Users will be able to unfollow topics to refine what they see and Google details that some topics won't ever pop up, so your frantic searches for the cause of that weird rash won't result in a new area of interest.
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Whether Chambers is meeting a writer or a potential customer or partner for the first time, he makes an effort to find an area of interest to connect with that person — a mutual acquaintance, a story, a shared background or experience.
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This was most evident at the annual State Politics and Policy Conference, where Tom would spend the graduate poster session with each individual graduate student to help them with their projects and get to know their broad area of interest.
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Recently, this has begun to change, as the Met adjusts itself to the reality that in museums everywhere, contemporary art is an overwhelmingly popular audience draw, not to mention an area of interest to a high percentage of collector-trustees and other benefactors.
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A particular area of interest for her critics will be her position on the board of Wells Fargo, which has been tainted by revelations that its managers tolerated and even encouraged its employees to sign customers up for services they did not want.
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Washington (CNN)The Justice Department has assigned the top prosecutor in Brooklyn to coordinate Ukraine-related investigations, according to a memo released Tuesday to Congress, bringing a new layer of Washington supervision to an area of interest that has become a political minefield.
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One particular area of interest for Democrats, the transcripts show, is Mr. Solomon's role in advancing claims by Mr. Giuliani, the president's personal attorney, that former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and his family deserved to be investigated for their own dealings in Ukraine.
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Blockchain is an area of interest among other automakers as it can allow them to derive additional revenue from their vehicles — blockchain could enable the automotive industry to create a global market for extra services of over £90 billion ($112 billion) in the next decade.
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Putting the power of consent back into consumers' hands has also been an area of interest thanks to Europe's GDPR, which went into effect in May and requires companies to give users a clear option to give or revoke access to their personal data.
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Another area of interest is the cameras, sensors, and microphones inside an AR device that will help capture where a person is, the people and objects that surround them and, most importantly, what they are doing with their hands, their eyes and their voice.
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So it was not the teaching that put me off as much as it was the intellectual draw of something really exciting going on directly in my field, in my area of interest in physics, that basically was the beginning of the development of the Standard Model.
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"Perhaps they have a specific strength in an area of interest, perhaps the RNC is looking to try something different from their traditional vendors to see what kind of product they might receive," Christian Ferry, former deputy campaign manager for John McCain's 2008 presidential campaign, told CNBC.
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In conversation yesterday, she told us while the firm remains interested in lending startups ("there are a lot of new creative models that can be applied") and real estate as an asset class, a growing area of interest for both her and Rampell is so-called insurtech.
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Lung cancer is a huge area of interest both for medicine and for Wall Street because of the sheer size of the problem: Though it's the second-most-common form of cancer in both men and women, it causes by far the most cancer-related deaths.
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Agriculture tech has become a huge area of interest for venture capitalists in recent years with a number of new food and agriculture-focused funds launching in the past two years, and agtech deals racking up in the portfolios of larger, generalized tech funds, to improve food production.
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In case you are thinking they may be overstating the actual problem of oil rigs and other industrial targets getting hacked, a Department of Homeland Security report released in March suggests that the energy sector has been an area of interest for nation-state hackers in recent years.
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Concession stands at stadiums and baseball parks are another area of interest, according to CNBC, with Amazon hoping it can retrofit Go technology into these partner locations in as little as two weeks and have "hundreds" of stores using the scan-and-go checkout by the end of 2020.
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House Judiciary Democrat Jamie Raskin pointed to Trump's effort to get McGahn to fire Mueller and then lie about being told to do so as an area of interest for lawmakers, and said McGahn and former Attorney General Jeff Sessions could be valuable witnesses as the committee moves forward.
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This crunches data on the times and co-ordinates of enemy attacks, analysing these in the context of information about the country's terrain, road network and ethnic make-up, as well as what is known at the time of the shifting pattern of tribal alliances in the area of interest.
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"Thematic investing can be a helpful way to express a personal area of interest in a portfolio; however, we advise treading carefully with single-theme approaches," said Laura Kane, head of investment themes for the Americas at UBS Wealth Management, and Michelle Laliberte, thematic investment associate, in a recent report.
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Trump, 47, has not carved out a distinct area of interest yet, and people close to her say she is still considering how she wants to use what has traditionally been a public platform that Michelle Obama used to highlight an anti-obesity initiative and that Laura Bush used to prioritize children's literacy.
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Investigators for both Congress and special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia have considered WikiLeaks to be a prominent area of interest in probing election interference.
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A dedicated in-house team assigned to furthering Nissan-Renault's progress in this growing area of interest for automakers should help the combined company keep up with rivals who are focusing a lot of time, money and product development into mobility services, which include things like autonomous fleets, car sharing services and other vehicle ownership alternatives.
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McCabe led the FBI in the weeks after Trump fired former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE, an area of interest in Mueller's probe.
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Volocopter co-founder and Chief Innovation Officer Alex Zosel will join Atomico partner Yann de Vries on stage at Disrupt Berlin 2017 to discuss the challenges of building a new kind of aircraft company aimed at the looming opportunity of autonomous passenger flight, which is increasingly an area of interest and investment from startups all the way up to aerospace industry giants.
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Bahat stressed that the idea is to continue on the firm's current path, which is to write checks of between $500,000 to $1 million initially; to loosely target ownership of around 10% in the startups it backs; and to fund companies that are focused on the future of work, which has long been an area of interest for Bahat and his colleagues.
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Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa) is expected to hold a hearing in the coming weeks focused on immigration visas, an area of interest to the Trump administration.
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On Thursday, the British air force (RAF) scrambled two of its Typhoon fighter jets to escort two Russian Blackjack bombers that had entered airspace designated as an "area of interest" by the U.K. The two bombers reportedly flew around Scotland and down the west coast of Ireland before being intercepted by the French military, who escorted them down the coast of France and over to Spanish military.
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Nvidia's core business has become the core business of virtually every other tech company of size and significance; AI is one of, if not the primary area of interest and investment at Google, Facebook, Apple and others, and Nvidia's GPUs make it possible to create the neural nets and server systems that back machine learning, image recognition and other technologies under the broad AI umbrella.
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You can kind of jokingly call it weird, but if you look at where Amazon, Facebook, and Google are investing — I think Google's VR team is significantly bigger than Facebook's; Microsoft has 1,500 people working on HoloLens; and from what I can tell from its hiring and acquisitions, Apple is [investing a lot of money] — probably the biggest area [of interest and investment] is AI. Large tech companies are investing very heavily in this stuff [whereas] there's much less investment by VCs.
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The company has achieved dominance in the fitness tracker segment and basically created this market for boomers because such top-selling trackers as the Flex and HR do three things: Address a growing area of interest for the segment (health and light fitness, not super geeky or competitive, which is the target market for companies like Garmin); are easy to install and configure, with a limited but vital set of functions; and come from a company that's easy to deal with (lots of help resources, good customer service).
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