I mean, it doesn't serve my purposes to be disruptive.
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Sometimes in foreign policy, it's better not to be disruptive.
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But it's certainly possible, and there's no logical reason why immigration — especially if it's particularly intensive for a period — might not be disruptive, in the same way new technologies and trade patterns can be disruptive.
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I seriously doubt that [Trump refusing to concede] would be disruptive.
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That is bound to be disruptive to their habitat and breeding.
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Impromptu work phone calls can be disruptive, distracting and time-consuming.
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But won't Medicare for all be disruptive for American health care?
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But that doesn't mean a partial shutdown would not be disruptive.
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"This technology will be disruptive to the insurance industry," Mr. Albright said.
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McCarthy said Trump's move will be disruptive to science across various agencies.
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Pedagogy should be disruptive and unsettling, while pushing hard against established orthodoxies.
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It would be disruptive and contractionary for them to not do it.
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"It would be disruptive, that's all I can tell you," he said.
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Then we ask them to be disruptive and find it again after college.
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Alan Grayson decided to be disruptive, to the embarrassment of his fellow colleagues.
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" "But no one wants a no deal scenario because it would be disruptive.
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Many tech companies claim to be disruptive forces for good in their communities.
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We have time together but it's not going to be disruptive to me.
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Removing them from the units will absolutely be disruptive to the core missions.
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He sees his new role at Cheddar as a chance to be disruptive.
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It is totally annoying, and I know that it can be disruptive sometimes.
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Peer-to-peer technology may be disruptive, and its effects can be messy.
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Detainees were told their phones would be disruptive and had to be taken.
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Playing the chime could be disruptive in the middle of class or a meeting.
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But that doesn't mean a partial shutdown just days before Christmas wouldn't be disruptive.
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Rearranging the order of the primaries would be disruptive to say the least, however.
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"This is tricky terrain for Powell and if mishandled could be disruptive," Guha wrote.
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For the rebellious youth, sporting events became another excuse to drink and be disruptive.
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And remember: be safe, don't be disruptive, and bring spare batteries (you'll need them!).
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Although there is always a chance the central bank could be disruptive, he added.
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ALL I'VE EVER POINTED OUT IS, THERE IS A CHANCE IT COULD BE DISRUPTIVE.
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Spiegel said at the time that the move could be "disruptive" to Snap's business.
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"We think this is a perfect market for Amazon to enter and to be disruptive."
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But prospective passengers voiced concerns on social media Friday that the music would be disruptive.
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He also said a Clinton presidency may not be disruptive domestically, but would be overseas.
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But we live in a competitive economy and any kind of competition can be disruptive.
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They are a sign that your audience is interested, but they can also be disruptive.
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But to make a quick change would be "disruptive" to the Justice Department, he said.
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Trump, who likes to be disruptive, has turned the diplomatic table upside down once again.
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This time, however, Fairooz claims she was not trying to be disruptive — but merely laughing.
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There's also the possibility that your coughing and sneezing might be disruptive to other readers.
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"If you lose your starting quarterback, it can be disruptive," Bears coach John Fox said.
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Making a change that involves sending your entire team home will no doubt be disruptive.
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That language was pretty strong and said something like 'all participants though this would be disruptive.
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Any effort to reorient the U.S. economy radically toward manufacturing would be disruptive and incredibly difficult.
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You never know what's in the water and what could be disruptive to your vaginal flora.
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Water & Power has something in common with other military narratives but still manages to be disruptive.
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"When we finally bring our first model to the U.S., it will be disruptive," Barra said.
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The key for Clemson's defense will be disruptive plays, which are what the Tigers do best.
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Still, a strike on that scale could prove to be disruptive for some East Coast customers.
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Hasbro said the pending liquidation and closure is expected to be "disruptive" in the near term.
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However, he acknowledged that an election at the end of July would be "disruptive" for Italians.
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There's no question that the efforts to mitigate the spread of this virus will be disruptive.
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For Lumitex's US-based production, sourcing raw materials domestically would be disruptive, expensive, and time-consuming.
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Any attempt to lower the system's price tag by significantly cutting health prices would be disruptive.
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The total solar eclipse passing over the United States on August 21 is going to be disruptive.
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Doing so would be disruptive as Mnuchin has been a leader in the U.S.-China trade talks.
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"We're basically trying to stay ahead of what might be disruptive to the learning environment," he said.
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It will be disruptive to many of our members and unfortunately many of their employees as well.
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According to the diplomats, Macron told Netanyahu Trump's peace plan will be "disruptive" for the status quo.
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Floor amendments allowed by the Holman rule will be disruptive in the best sense of the word.
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The impact of a partial shutdown would nevertheless be disruptive and would invite an immediate political backlash.
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But that doesn't mean a partial shutdown that would start just days before Christmas wouldn't be disruptive.
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So reversing them now would be disruptive not just for the environment, but for their bottom line.
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In March 2019, Alito and Kagan told a US House committee that televising sessions would be disruptive.
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But a decision to revoke a right guaranteed for over four decades would be disruptive and radical.
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Maurice did not attend the court proceedings, because Fesseau worried he might be disruptive, the outlet reports.
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But there's no polite way to depart from the status quo; it's always going to be disruptive.
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British exit from the European Union could be disruptive for Britain and for the EU more generally.
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Since I am still coughing, I decide to run because I could be disruptive in a yoga class.
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But were you interested in exploring how technologies like televisions and smartphones can be disruptive for a family?
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Gresta said that while HTT's track is small, the potential of this technology around transport will be "disruptive".
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More recently, Facebook's initiatives show a company that's still trying to be disruptive, with new products like Libra.
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He warned that construction work would be disruptive in a way that New Yorkers had never seen before.
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But he said the conditions in it described to him by a reporter would be disruptive if enforced.
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This transformation will be disruptive, but it can also be enormously beneficial if we are prepared for it.
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Ride sharing is what could be disruptive for the traditional car market, and so could self-driving cars.
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The real message of Tesla is that not everything needs to be disruptive to be innovative and successful.
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But this option would take time to implement and be disruptive, argues Clive Carter, director of strategy at Ofcom.
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Be sure to eliminate all bright lights, as even the blue light of cellphones or laptops can be disruptive.
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Self-driving cars and shared mobility will both be disruptive for the industry — it's only a matter of time.
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He tried again Tuesday to end talk about a leadership change, suggesting such a move would only be disruptive.
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Chalkup's product is not immediately shutting down, as that would be disruptive in the middle of the school year.
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The change at the helm is not expected to be disruptive to the group's business, one analyst told Reuters.
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For electric utilities and the auto sector it would be disruptive, potentially polarising the market into winners and losers.
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Analysts said renewed sanctions were unlikely to curtail that level of exports, but warned it could still be disruptive.
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Diane Swonk, chief economist at Grant Thornton, said a change in tone from Powell would be disruptive and unlikely.
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Not being cool with the powers that be would indeed be disruptive, and could very likely affect local profits.
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And though ads can be disruptive, consumers generally accepted the exchange between ads and content, according to the study.
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Be sure to eliminate all bright lights, as even the blue light of cellphones or laptops can be disruptive.
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It is true that trade can be disruptive, and we need to address this problem as a national priority.
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In other words, they can afford to be disruptive, offering streamlined, simple and no-fee versions of existing products.
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But calluses can be disruptive as well, by ever-so-slightly altering the way a pitcher releases the ball.
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Bigger picture, though, expectations are that the elections likely will not be disruptive as the headlines start to fade away.
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He claims the people that come in can be disruptive and even verbally abusive, according to Perth city council records.
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The devices are known to be disruptive, jamming nearby phones and sucking up vast amounts of metadata from innocent bystanders.
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A top Chinese grain firm executive said the idea would be "disruptive," borrowing the Silicon Valley term for positive change.
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Any change in familiar weather patterns caused by the atmospheric warming this rise is bringing is bound to be disruptive.
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"First and probably the most important, you need to accept that people don't set out to be disruptive," she says.
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The effects are unclear, but would be disruptive for certain industries and could lead to an even stronger U.S. dollar.
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While fundamentals are solid (nowhere more apparent than last week's earnings results), changes of this magnitude tend to be disruptive.
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And for almost everyone, he added, starting life over in a new country, even one next door, would be disruptive.
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Delay decisions that could be disruptive and flatter the ego of the commander in chief in order to gain favor.
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They argue the ban would be disruptive and degrade military readiness, rather than improve it, as the president has asserted.
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Had we wanted to be disruptive, we would have waited on the sidelines and initiated the lawsuit two years later.
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Drought-proofing the canal will be disruptive, forcing people to move and hurting habitats down-river from water-diversion projects.
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And so, we know it's going to be disruptive to China, to production, to a lot of the supply chain.
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However, there are questions about investor appetite for such assets and whether they could prove to be disruptive to markets.
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Some market participants say they are concerned that an effort to issue ultralong bonds without sufficient demand could be disruptive.
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Their K-pop peers have served, so starting a precedent now by exempting BTS would be disruptive, Ms. Herman said.
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Acting like the wake of a ship, it is not heard on board but can be disruptive to people below.
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"It depends on the group, but it could be disruptive," said Ashley Tougas, a general manager of a Massachusetts-based restaurant.
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"The government decision to intervene ... could be disruptive at this stage," Shriram Subramanian, managing director at proxy advisory firm InGovern, said.
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" A statement from Mr. Reid's office afterward said: "Alan Grayson decided to be disruptive, to the embarrassment of his fellow colleagues.
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"I would be very careful with it," he said, noting that M&A routine involves integration which can sometimes be disruptive.
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They maintained a complicated relationship with Philadelphia residents; some sympathized with their mission, while others found their lifestyle to be disruptive.
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Wireless companies said that they had already started building their 5G networks and that any government-run network would be disruptive.
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A similar ban in Hong Kong would undoubtedly be disruptive, but likely not enough to severely affect protesters' ability to organize.
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I agree that the noise from upstairs can be disruptive, but in my case, it stopped before I went to sleep.
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They debated whether Mr. Obama should go to Ferguson, and decided against it, knowing that a presidential visit would be disruptive.
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Blockchain, as currently envisioned by financial institutions, seems to represent a useful technological advance but is not likely to be disruptive.
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This option could be disruptive for many EU citizens and businesses, but EU leaders wouldn't have any way to stop it.
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I feel like they both want to be disruptive -- in the best sense of the word -- to make things better for people.
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Ford uses a special kind of strobe light with a fast flash to minimize any sounds or visuals that might be disruptive.
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Be disruptive "You cannot be a leader and make tough decisions without upsetting some people," says Michael Sanderson, CEO of Sanderson Stewart.
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As the rowdy convention unfolded, NBC News obtained an emailed plea from Sanders asking his supporters not to boo or be disruptive.
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He cautioned that Bill Clinton's role on the economy could be "disruptive" and create "structural difficulties" if it is not well planned.
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But she also said his absence undermines past promises that he'd help ensure the merged company continues to be disruptive post merger.
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They were Democrats but they never made a noise about it, because they thought it would be disruptive and socially frowned upon.
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The dilemma here is that anything small is just symbolic and anything large will be disruptive to the U.S. and world economies.
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" For Branson, the ability to be disruptive is "an attitude that's shared by all leaders who seek to make a real difference.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen likes to say the process will be akin to "watching paint dry" and won't be disruptive to markets.
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While overhauling New York's century-old subway will be disruptive, installing modern signals is the key to making the system reliable again.
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Deutche Bank in a research note said they expect the Royal Commission to be disruptive for the banks, and a distraction for management.
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Gohmert said a group asking for town halls for the purpose of agitating circulated a manual instructing attendees on how to be disruptive.
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"There is a strong likelihood that the redesign of our application will be disruptive to our business in the short term," Snap wrote.
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Peter Navarro, Mr Trump's trade adviser, wants to create a "mutually beneficial regional powerhouse", though his way of doing that could be disruptive.
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" Goals Soccer Centres said in a statement on Friday that appointing Kroll "is not appropriate" and "would be disruptive to the ongoing investigations.
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Ana Gupte, senior health care services analyst at Leerink Partners, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" the industry is convinced the three can be disruptive.
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CEO Easterbrook, who also has committed to reducing antibiotic use in chicken and cutting artificial ingredients, said the costs would not be disruptive.
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The companies also have a different incentive structure for their advertising sales forces, according to Mr. Wieser, and unifying them could be disruptive.
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This boom can be disruptive for people on the ground, so US law has long banned supersonic flights over the continental United States.
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By contrast, in a relatively homogeneous location, even small absolute numbers of newcomers, such as refugees, can be disruptive and activate cultural anxiety.
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Google is aware this could be disruptive for a bunch of apps, so it will be publishing a separate blog post about it.
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The argument, instead, is that it would be disruptive to those employees, which is absurd given how tumultuous employer-sponsored insurance already is.
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Objectively, the most direct explanation is that the Russians wanted to be disruptive and were seeking any target of opportunity to do so.
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"There is a strong likelihood that the redesign of our application will be disruptive to our business in the short term," Snap warned today.
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They don't even understand that their behavior is aberrant, and what might be disruptive in one culture might be completely acceptable in another culture.
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"So it may be related to having that strategic flexibility in the future with no immediate intention to be disruptive or destructive," Slowik says.
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It needs to be collaborative, and it will certainly be disruptive via the content it will carry and the deeper connections it will enable.
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Analysts said that while renewed sanctions were unlikely to curtail that level of exports again, they warned that such a move would be disruptive.
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These consumers can avoid premium increases altogether, but they may have to switch insurance plans in order to do that, which can be disruptive.
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Trump's properties are also consistently willing and able to accommodate the president and his security needs, which can be disruptive to a hotel's guests.
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Still, Lane of Bernstein believes WeWork could still be disruptive to the existing real estate market so long as SoftBank restructures WeWork's business plan.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday called the tariffs unacceptable and said they would be disruptive to markets on both sides of the border.
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For people with chronic illnesses that need medication, including diabetes, seizures, HIV/AIDS, and some mental health conditions, interruptions can be disruptive or even fatal.
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"One potential disadvantage of a digital reader is [that] the amount and type of light coming from screens can be disruptive to sleep," he says.
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"The problem is that they make changes even when things are going well, which can be disruptive for teams," one source close to Kering said.
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Schedule interviews strategically Running out for an interview in the middle of the day can be disruptive, so make the interviews conducive to your schedule.
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"(It) could be disruptive and actually create new security vulnerabilities" as earlier checks would simply move the target of attacks, it said in a statement.
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The president is taking a hands-on approach to the natural disaster amid some concerns his visit could be disruptive for a region in crisis.
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Moore has also been bashed for expressing concerns about women earning more than men, arguing that a female breadwinner would be "disruptive" to a household.
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The convention can be disruptive and rowdy beyond belief, especially if Sanders is close or wins California and superdelegates maintain their commitment to support Clinton.
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Its centralized production line of high-grade stainless helps to explain how global supply chains work — and why President Trump's trade war could be disruptive.
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"President Macron is seizing that moment, seeking to be disruptive in his own way, and so we will see how that works," Ms. Conley said.
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That includes setting speaker time limits or kicking out people who seriously disrupt the meeting — although something can't be "disruptive" simply because it's politically offensive.
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"There is a strong likelihood that the redesign of our application will be disruptive to our business in the short term," Snap said earlier this month.
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The introduction of a border tax adjustment (BTA) to the U.S. corporate tax code would be disruptive to currency markets, global trade, and global supply chains.
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HUCKABEE: No I don&apost think so because my daughter is not the kind of person who was raised to be disruptive, she really wasn&apost.
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But really it's just global uncertainty, it's what's going on in the marketplace, it's the global war on terror, all of those things can be disruptive.
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The Food and Drug Administration is likely to take new actions on opioids that may be "disruptive" and "uncomfortable" to drugmakers, the agency's commissioner said Thursday.
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S&P believes that a scenario whereby the United States imposes sanctions on the secondary market for Russian sovereign bonds would be disruptive to financial markets.
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Citi analysts described Amazon's initial Australian offering as "patchy", adding in a note to clients: "We expect Amazon will not be disruptive to Australian retailers this Christmas".
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Top investment strategists believe Brexit will take place, despite speculation of reversing the vote results, and that the U.K.'s separation from the EU won't be disruptive.
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Now, look, if they go in and say, 'Hey, look, we have this deal that we must do, you know, and Icahn is going to be disruptive.
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The challengers have said the wall would be disruptive to the environment in part because it could worsen flooding problems and have a negative impact on wildlife.
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Based on that extensive investigation, the Department of Defense concluded that permitting transgender soldiers to serve would not be disruptive or costly and would enhance military readiness.
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He explains that he personally prefers if they freeze their eggs before starting on hormone therapy, as going off testosterone could be disruptive to their transition process.
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In the near term it is possible that Tele2, in particular, will continue to be disruptive in mobile, placing continued pressure on this part of the business.
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"I thought it would be disruptive to have an election with the Rio Olympics right around the corner," he said in the assembly after submitting his resignation.
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"We do not have a lot of enthusiasm for arbitration, we think that would be disruptive and would be an unnecessary distraction," a senior administration official said.
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Moore argued as recently as 85033 in the National Review, a conservative publication, that "it could be disruptive to family stability" if women earn more than men.
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Hall said they look for businesses that are leveraging technology to be disruptive in a "big and broken, existing category," such as transportation, healthcare, or financial services.
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Mr. Musk said his concepts had attracted significant attention from cities across the country, and he defended tunneling against criticism that it might be disruptive to neighborhoods.
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Before the 2017 season, Cashman called Gossage's agent, Andrew Levy, extending an offer to return for spring training, but only if Gossage promised not to be disruptive.
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Moreover, trade barriers would be disruptive to employment in their own right: United States auto production now relies on extensive North American supply chains in auto parts.
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"This is going to be disruptive, but the Houston economy will overcome it very quickly, just like other regions," said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics.
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But as in the case of many prior breakthrough technologies, the transformation will indeed be disruptive and extremely important even if the first mover fails to survive.
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It wouldn't be disruptive if so many guides didn't make a point of jumping in the water to grab the caimans and hold them up for photos.
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"I made a promise to hand over and I will, accepting that I thought that a change immediately before the APEC summit would be disruptive," Mahathir said.
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Analysts see ending NAFTA as an unlikely outcome, as it would potentially be disruptive to the economies of all three countries, whose supply chains are tightly interconnected.
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Brokerage Cowen and Co analyst Vivien Azer said she saw the change as "constructive" and that she does not expect Zekulin's transition to sole CEO to be disruptive.
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The suspension of a pipeline carrying 450,000 barrels a day (b/d) of crude, in a global market of almost 98m b/d, would not normally be disruptive.
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"Once bike-sharing pushes it really to the limit, to the extent to impact the way people think of mobility, then it could be disruptive," said IHS's Liu.
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Statscan announced similar plans in 2012 but backed down after Reuters and other news organizations who report on the data to financial clients complained it would be disruptive.
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They can be disruptive to the public, entail cost overruns, and take years to complete, extending past the electoral cycles that allow politicians to claim credit for success.
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"While trading headwinds have moderated in recent weeks, this (restructuring) process is likely to be disruptive to our business in the coming months," Debenhams said in a statement.
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"I don't think people wake up in the morning and say, 'I'm going to be disruptive today,'" says the clinical professor of psychiatry at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — It's an art world convention for conceptual art to be disruptive, or at least leave the viewer feeling unsettled, somewhat uncomfortable.
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On both the military readiness and cost fronts, the findings are clear: Allowing trans people to serve would not be disruptive, nor would it entail tremendous medical costs.
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She says the group understands that the hired security are told to stop anything that might disrupt the art, but says their intention was not to be disruptive.
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Such a move wouldn't change the structure of the Charter-Time Warner agreement elsewhere in the US, but would be disruptive to the company's business in a major market.
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But part of it is by necessity, as other nations are pressuring Facebook to clamp down on the spread of news that could be disruptive to their own elections.
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" Goldman also said Trump is likely to follow through on campaign promises on trade and immigration, "some of which could be disruptive for financial markets and the real economy.
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Fed watchers have showed concern that if the process of unwinding the balance sheet isn't done correctly, this could not only be disruptive but also drive rates up unexpectedly.
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The CFO added that the company hadn't yet achieved its "10x moment," or a 10-fold improvement over existing broadband technology it felt was necessary to truly be disruptive.
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Brian McKeon, the NSC's chief of staff from 2012 to 2014, conceded that Bolton has the discretion to fill appointments but worried the the tumultuous transition would be disruptive.
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The new joint venture "could be disruptive" and put competitive pressure on pharmacy giants CVS and Walgreens and pharmacy benefit managers, said Mickey Chadha, a vice president at Moody's.
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Speaking in Prague after meeting the Czech interior minister, Barclay also said his country was committed to leaving with a deal because doing so without one would be disruptive.
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Venezuela is the third-largest supplier of crude oil to the U.S., and having to find alternative sources would be disruptive and expensive, according to the companies processing Venezuela's oil.
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Because this would be disruptive, and leave poor and working-class people in states that opt out far worse off than they are today, Schumer was right to reject it.
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The departure of any nation from the European Union would be significant – as we saw with Greece a few years back, even opening the door to departure would be disruptive.
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To be sure, May is depending on some European goodwill, as the departure of Britain with no deal of any kind would be disruptive to other European states as well.
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"I can understand how people are not going to be overly concerned about decorum and how disruptive they are when part of the point of it is to be disruptive."
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"A lot of their guys played well, but we have to do more to be disruptive, more to make it difficult for them," Atlanta coach Mike Budenholzer told the media.
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The hacks include cyber espionage at South Korean finance, energy and transportation firms that appears to be reconnaissance ahead of other attacks that would be disruptive or destructive, he said.
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Not only that, the command likely had a team of digital warriors ready to "hunt deep, to be disruptive, if any reaction was immediate," the former U.S. intelligence official said.
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The crowding factor also plays a large role in choosing where to sit as passengers congregating in the aisle to queue for the lavatory can often be disruptive and bothersome.
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"The concern has always been that they'd do it in a manner that's going to be disruptive to the markets," he said in an interview on CNBC's "Squawk Box " Tuesday.
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Even before Donald Trump took office, his approach to China promised to be disruptive and unpredictable in ways that alternately disturbed and reassured foreign policy elites and Communist China leaders.
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Uranus can be disruptive, so work with the energy by being open to change, taking a risk, or consciously owning what makes you unique instead of trying to blend in.
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Huawei is the world's third-largest buyer of computer chips, many of which come from U.S. companies, and a sales ban would be disruptive to the global tech industry, Xu said.
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Deciding to merge large companies can be disruptive and will likely cause problems for at least one of the firms involved, the chief financial officer of Zurich Insurance told CNBC Wednesday.
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In contrast, a war between the United States and Iran, which will certainly involve the Gulf monarchies, is likely to be disruptive for Beijing's energy security, investment projects, and regional involvement.
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"If we get a group that wants to be disruptive to the highway system, we're going to put people in place to shut it down," Corporal Cain told The Advocate newspaper.
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"Facebook puts a lot of effort in ensuring the best possible experience for its users, but it's clear that changes to its newsfeed can be disruptive for media companies," he says.
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"We made this deal where I wanted to be as much a part of the team as I could, but I didn't want to be disruptive to the athletes," Randall said.
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That's not healthy to yourself, and if you take it for a long period of time, it can be disruptive for your digestion and to the bacterial flora in your colon.
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"These measures will be disruptive to day-to-day life, but there is no need to panic," San Francisco Mayor London N. Breed said at a press conference announcing the order.
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Such a ban would be disruptive for travelers and has not been enacted at the moment, but planning ahead and preparing for such restrictions is a good idea in uncertain times.
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Jon Davidson, the legal director of Lambda, said courts may be skeptical of the Trump administration's claims that transgender troops would be disruptive, given that Obama-era Pentagon studies concluded otherwise.
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Any significant changes in your environment can be disruptive to sleep, which is why the first night of sleep in a new bed — or with a new partner — can be so shoddy.
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Much of the focus of the presentation was to assure the public that the Boring Company's efforts would not be disruptive to the public or heavily stress the city's existing highway systems.
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Struggling department store group Debenhams slumped as much as 12 percent after it withdrew its full-year outlook and said talks with stakeholders to restructure its balance sheet would likely be disruptive.
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Struggling department store group Debenhams tanked as much as 12 percent after it withdrew its full-year outlook and said talks with stakeholders to restructure its balance sheet would likely be disruptive.
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But at the other extreme of the continuum, people who are so conforming and eager to please would much rather follow established rules and remain "good employees" rather than be disruptive leaders.
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Rhee said Edge TPUs might be "disruptive for the cloud competition," because some computation can now take place at the device level rather than all of it being sent to data centers.
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"We think the market is working, and we're not supportive of changes to the market that are going to be disruptive and be fuel-specific and choose winners and losers," Snitchler said.
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This underscores the importance for companies to continuously adopt new technologies that can enhance productivity and also to continuously experiment with new technologies that have the potential to be disruptive to the business.
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There's the ability to be disruptive,Amazon is in a unique place to disrupt and improve a number of industries, and we're all looking forward to the opportunity to help Amazon do that.
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Those conditions should result in 15-foot to 20-foot waves, "enough to be disruptive of oil production operations" west of the storm track, said John Tharp, operations supervisor at Weather Decision Technologies.
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"There is a strong likelihood that the redesign of our application will be disruptive...we're willing to take that risk for what we believe are substantial longterm benefits to our business," he said.
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Start-ups will still be disruptive in the future, but the sheer difference in scale and resources that these larger tech companies can throw at big opportunities today has never been so vast.
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I generally do, but there is a liberating aspect to being able to be disruptive, and it's fun to be the first person, or to work at a company that's doing something first.
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"I don't think anyone is seriously considering [it]," Milley said at the time, noting that it would be disruptive to the administration's national defense strategy focusing on great powers like China and Russia.
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Fifty-six retired generals and admirals are coming out against President Trump's ban on transgender troops, arguing it would be disruptive and degrade military readiness, rather than improve it as the president asserted.
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" Strategist Jon Reinish agreed, saying her decision makes "literally zip, zero, zilch sense" for either her congressional district or Democratic presidential primary aspirations and said he believed it was meant to be "disruptive.
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The 2300-year-old CEO said there was a "strong likelihood" the redesign would be disruptive in the short term, but said Snap was willing to take the risk for long-term gain.
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In general, though, the majority of internet users dislike autoplaying videos as they can be disruptive and eat up their browser's RAM usage, so we'll see if this ever makes it out of testing.
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Shea has previously promised to be "disruptive where necessary" to reform the WTO and has said the United States may choose not to accept appeals if they take longer than the allowed 90 days.
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Shares of Debenhams Plc fell about 12 percent on Tuesday, after the department store chain withdrew its previous full-year outlook, saying talks with stakeholders to restructure its balance sheet would likely be disruptive.
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The White House blamed rain preventing Marine One from taking him to Aisne-Marne American Cemetery and later added that Trump thought taking a motorcade to the cemetery in northern France would be disruptive.
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Chair Janet Yellen and others have indicated that the balance sheet runoff should not be disruptive to markets, though some fear that it could push up rates if demand for the bonds isn't strong.
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Although the house didn't need a gut renovation, Ms. Farewell and Mr. Mejia knew the changes they planned to make would be disruptive, and decided to complete most of the work before moving in.
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However, Pietersen warns that there's a major difference between the leadership style required to run a start-up, whose aim is to be disruptive and innovative, and that of an established organization like IBM.
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Airline stocks tumbled Monday amid concerns that President Donald Trump's travel ban could be disruptive to air travel and after carrier Delta Airines experienced a systems outage that grounded its domestic U.S. flights Sunday evening.
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While analysts said they did not expect renewed sanctions to have such a big impact again, especially as the United States would likely act alone, they did warn that such a move would be disruptive.
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The series begins with today's publication of a report on how a greatly accelerated adoption of battery technology would be disruptive for sectors accounting for just under a quarter - USD3.4trn - of corporate bonds outstanding globally.
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Employers can refuse a worker's request to use comp time if they feel it would be disruptive — so it's up to the employer, not the employee, to decide when these banked hours can be used.
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"I brought in a change of aesthetic and a change of system, and if you look at the level of changes, you can see it would be disruptive to a lot of people," she said.
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It was essentially a manual for what their strategy should be at a town-hall meeting: Scream loudly, be disruptive and make clear that a significant portion of the audience does not support the agenda.
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P85033P lending was also originally promised to be disruptive, but the sector has since evolved to a point where large P2P firms are increasingly indistinguishable from more highly-regulated traditional banks or collective investment schemes.
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The aggregate of Google's efforts on society will be disruptive and will not yield success unless Google learns to create flexible adaptive algorithmic technology that works more closely with the way people interact with each other.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Two Republican state attorneys general on Monday urged a federal appeals court to uphold the Obamacare federal healthcare law, saying that striking it down would be disruptive for patients, doctors, insurers and employers.
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Moves by the Fed and other major central banks to raise interest rates after a long period of keeping them low should not be disruptive to the global economy, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Tuesday.
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"While these new travel restrictions will be disruptive to some travelers, this decisive action is needed to protect the American public from further exposure to the potentially deadly coronavirus," DHS Acting Secretary Chad F. Wolf said.
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"While these new travel restrictions will be disruptive to some travelers, this decisive action is needed to protect the American public from further exposure to the potentially deadly coronavirus," DHS Acting Secretary Chad F. Wolf said.
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While most strategists do not expect the Chinese to take steps that would be disruptive to the Treasury market, the market did take the report somewhat seriously, and stock traders watched the move in interest rates.
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"An employer may not assume, based on invidious stereotypes, that an employee will be disruptive or ineffective simply because of life decisions such as a marriage or divorce," Judge Mary Catherine Cuff wrote for the court.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Fifty-six retired U.S. generals, admirals and other senior officers voiced opposition on Tuesday to President Donald Trump's announcement of a ban on transgender military service, saying it would be disruptive and degrade readiness.
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Fitch Ratings said on Monday any such move would be disruptive to the U.S. technology sector and could hurt some Chinese sectors as well, though it added that it was too early to assess potential credit implications.
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Although the show aims to challenge the status quo in terms of who is represented, traditional media like painting and sculpture are still prominently featured, proving you don't need to chase current technological trends to be disruptive.
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Struggling department store group Debenhams ended 2.8 percent lower after slumping as much as 12 percent as it withdrew its full-year outlook and said talks with stakeholders to restructure its balance sheet would likely be disruptive.
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But then I think, when it starts to be disruptive to the culture, which is what Skipper thought, and it was — it became toxic for the ESPN cultures — then I think that's when push came to shove.
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"One is that it would be disruptive to classes and two unfortunately with gun violence in the U.S., there was some concern that we would cause a panic if someone heard gunshots on grounds," Ryan told NBC29.
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But given the lack of specificity in Trump economic policies at this point and the related uncertainty, a scenario involving sharp spikes in rates or inflation would be disruptive for profitability and growth across all insurance sectors.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Waiting too long to halt monetary policy stimulus could be disruptive, a European Central Bank policymaker said on Wednesday, adding that a more supportive euro zone economy justified a shift in the central bank's policies.
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According to the researchers, the malware is only the second to be tailored to industrial control systems and developed and deployed to be disruptive — the first was the Stuxnet virus that ravaged Iran's nuclear program years ago.
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"Even a ratio'd tweet [an unpopular tweet that has disproportionate number of comments compared to likes] can still be viewed as a positive if the goal is to be disruptive and rise above the clutter," McCarthy said.
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Facing questions again on Thursday about the decision, Josh Earnest, the White House press secretary, did not offer a direct answer but implied that one reason was the potential for the extensive presidential security detail to be disruptive.
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For nearly eight years, the White House has asserted that disclosure of its role and direction in the 'sweep' must be withheld because either it could be disruptive to the financial markets or alternatively could threaten national security.
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Munoz has said he wants United to be disruptive in the industry, though he has yet to detail how: his work was delayed by a five-month medical leave and a now-resolved fight over United's board composition.
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The health care system in the United States is organized around our current prices, meaning that huge reductions in payments could be disruptive, with the potential to cause hospitals to close or doctors to default on their debts.
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"The actual impact of tariffs, if you talk to steelmakers or automakers, it can be material, it can be disruptive, but as a proportion of the total economy, it's much smaller than the aggregate Chinese economy decelerating," Divney said.
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It is well known that times of peak solar activity can be disruptive occurrences for Earth, resulting in communication, navigation and electricity grid disturbances, so perhaps it could have consequences for that other great electric machine, the human brain.
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It would certainly be disruptive for America and for the world, but given that the Republican Party would almost certainly control both chambers of Congress under a President Trump, it would probably not change the GOP all that much.
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During the post-earnings call, Snap CEO Evan Spiegel said the company is working on a redesign of its app to "make it easier to use," and said it could be disruptive to the business in the short term.
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It's too early to know for sure, but the storms could be disruptive to those plans, per the Post A storm in the Southeast is currently moving from the New Mexico and Texas border toward Alabama, producing heavy rain.
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"Business travel can be disruptive to employees' regular sleep, exercise and eating — all of which can take a toll on their overall health and well-being," said Dr. William Siegart, medical director at travel risk management provider On Call International.
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Democrats are not proposing to cut Medicare in the way Republicans have, instead calling to expand the program, but the GOP argues that the massive costs associated with Medicare for all would be disruptive and make the whole program less stable.
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Mr. Sanders tried to intervene by sending a text message asking delegates "to not engage in any kind of protest on the floor," while Clinton and Sanders campaign officials worked on the convention floor to mollify delegates who might be disruptive.
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The pound had softened on Barnier's warnings the previous day that a transition deal was not a given and the row over the EU's draft on Ireland has also reminded investors that failure to strike a divorce deal could be disruptive.
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"It is telling that brokers perform an analysis for employers that's called 'disruption analysis' — the goal of which is not to be disruptive, but to minimize disruption," said Katherine Hempstead, a health policy adviser at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
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Azevedo said trade is beneficial overall, and although it can be disruptive, it was wrong to blame it for widespread unemployment, with 8 out of 10 job losses in advanced economies due to domestic-led drives for innovation, automation and productivity.
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But, since credit reports are used for a variety of personal and business transactions, including opening new accounts, some identity verification, verification of credit histories, renter background checks, employment checks and insurance, this can be disruptive for economically active individuals.
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New technologies enable companies to drill multiple wells at the same location, with lines extending outward from a single platform, some more than five miles away, reducing on-land impacts from drilling operations that might otherwise be disruptive to caribou and other wildlife.
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In footage of a House Natural Resources subcommittee hearing Thursday, Cunningham pulled out an air horn, blasted the device and asked Chris Oliver, the assistant administrator for National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Fisheries, whether he found the sound to be disruptive.
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"There is a strong likelihood that the redesign of our application will be disruptive to our business in the short term, and we don't yet know how the behavior of our community will change when they begin to use our updated application," Spiegel continued.
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"There is a strong likelihood that the redesign of our application will be disruptive to our business in the short term, and we don't yet know how the behavior of our community will change when they begin to use our updated application," he added.
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Correlations, or the tendency of stocks to move up and down together, had been falling but rose in June to 22006 percent, a number that is still low compared with levels of 90 percent or higher in recent years but high enough to be disruptive.
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"His sole focus was if I do something like a first pitch or arrive in that timeframe, is it going to be disruptive to the everyday fan getting into the ballpark and enjoying the game, and he didn't want that kind of disruption," Manfred added.
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Energy traders said the pipe shutdown would be disruptive to affected customers and would likely boost gas costs, at least temporarily, but noted those consumers should have no problem switching to other fuel suppliers in the Gulf Coast or Northeast until Enbridge restores service.
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Energy traders said the pipe shutdown would be disruptive to affected customers and would likely boost the gas costs, at least temporarily, but noted those consumers should have no problem switching to other fuel suppliers in the Gulf Coast or Northeast until Enbridge restores service.
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You don't come into a new design house and expect to force a point of view that won't work — you know how to compromise and not be disruptive, but you also know the possibilities of what you could achieve, and why it would work.
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Both Lower Courts and Congress Need to Address Other Advanced Surveillance Techniques The Court's decision may well be disruptive as Justice Kennedy and Justice Alito allude to in their dissents, but that is because privacy laws have failed to keep pace with changing technologies.
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"When she came in there was a lot of concern about how would we unwind our policies and would that be disruptive and difficult, especially in the context of a global economy where other central banks were going in the other direction," he said.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union is still in talks with Dublin over how to organise border checks on the island of Ireland in case of a no-deal Brexit but such controls would inevitably be "disruptive", according to officials in the bloc's hub, Brussels.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union is still in talks with Dublin over how to organize border checks on the island of Ireland in case of a no-deal Brexit but such controls would inevitably be "disruptive", according to officials in the bloc's hub, Brussels.
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But Moore also wrote that women earning more than men "could be disruptive to family stability," called for the elimination of child labor laws ("I want people starting to work at 11, 12"), and "joked" that women shouldn't be allowed to be referees in NCAA games.
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"We start with a founder that has a vision about an industry or a market and how they're going to change it, and then we match that with a market we think could be disruptive, that's large, growing fast and is ready for change," said Chen.
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" As the report actually says, "Some of the recent administrative actions by the Trump Administration serve as a reminder that the president is likely to follow through on campaign promises on trade and immigration, some of which could be disruptive for financial markets and the real economy.
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If the answer is, "Because it'd be disruptive, and we don't want to take people's insurance away right away," that means you have time to show us — and, more importantly, show the American people who need health insurance — exactly what it is you're replacing it with.
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BRUSSELS, Sept 4 (Reuters) - The European Union is still in talks with Dublin over how to organise border checks on the island of Ireland in case of a no-deal Brexit but such controls would inevitably be "disruptive", according to officials in the bloc's hub, Brussels.
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The results will be "disruptive" whatever the findings, but top members of the military would have immunity unless it is lifted by the constitutional court or a legislative committee that is yet to be appointed, said Nabil Adib, a 77-year-old lawyer leading the probe.
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"There is a strong likelihood that the redesign of our application will be disruptive to our business in the short term, and we don't yet know how the behavior of our community will change when they begin to use our updated application," Spiegel said on the call.
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Even if many of Amazon's brands flame out, its private-label approach has the potential to be disruptive because of how much data it can easily analyze about competitor brands that sell on its site — which products and price points are selling, and why — after mining customer reviews.
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Amazon's $13.7 billion deal to purchase Whole Foods is expected to be disruptive for grocers and other retailers, but it couldn't come at a worse time for big brand food companies, already hurt by the heavy hand of Wal-Mart's discount pricing and the expansion of online shopping.
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They include the prospect that Britain's separation from the European Union will be disruptive; a trade war with the United States that has interfered with trans-Atlantic commerce; and rising interest rates as central banks roll back the stimulus programs they used to combat the last financial crisis.
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The greatest share of those polled (36%) believed rise in trade protectionism will be the main risk of Brexit to the U.S. Fitch believes Brexit will be disruptive to U.S. global banks with significant operations in the U.K. but does not expect a significant impact on the U.S. economy.
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Snap CEO Evan Spiegel warned investors last November that there was "a strong likelihood that the redesign of our application will be disruptive to our business in the short term, and we don't yet know how the behavior of our community will change when they begin to use our updated application."
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"There is a strong likelihood that the redesign of our application will be disruptive to our business in the short term, and we don't yet know how the behavior of our community will change when they begin to use our updated application," Spiegel said during the company's last earnings call.
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"I think we're going to have a lot of examples in this incoming administration where we need to come together to make sure the American people know they do have voices, they do have representatives that are working hard, and are going to be disruptive if that's their only avenue."
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The range of possible solutions is wide and may be disruptive and controversial, including reforms to Social Security, how to expand access to workplace-based savings plans, new lifelong learning programs to help people stay employed, and changes to employment laws to facilitate longer working lives, along with a host of other opportunities.
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"TSLA unveiled the Tesla Semi, a heavy-duty truck we believe could be disruptive to trucking markets given the strong specifications (~13 mile range) and low expected cost of ownership (potentially ~20% less expensive per mile than traditional trucks)," Baird Equity Research senior research analyst Ben Kallo and his team said in a Friday note.
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While it would be big blow for China at a time when they are opening up markets to foreign investors, it would also be disruptive to U.S. markets: 156 Chinese companies with a total market capitalization of $1.2 trillion were listed on major U.S. stock exchanges as of February, as the FT points out.
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That's the bold idea that the government should give health insurance to every American—a fundamental transformation of a huge part of the economy that advocates say would make healthcare more efficient, and which more cautious liberals warn would be disruptive not to mention politically impossible, since you'd have to raise a lot of taxes to pay for it.
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My original point, however, is that quorum-breaking — or the threat of it — in the current environment would be disruptive enough to make the Senate Republicans more amenable to allowing roll-call votes on Democratic priorities, and without the complex safeguards that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell usually places between the will of the Senate and the preferences of the Republican Party.
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IN AN INVESTOR LETTER EINHORN WRITING WHAT IF EQUITY VALUE HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH CURRENT OR FUTURE PROFITS AND INSTEAD IS DERIVED FROM A COMPANYS ABILITY TO BE DISRUPTIVE TO PROVIDE SOCIAL CHANGE OR TO ADVANCE NEW BENEFICIAL TECHNOLOGIES, EVEN WHEN DOING SO, RESULTS IN CURRENT AND FUTURE ECONOMIC LOSS DAVID EINHORN JOINS US NOW EXCLUSIVELY WITH OUR VERY OWN LESLIE PICKER, LESLIE IT'S ALL YOURS.
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MD: A marketing group with people from places like Deloitte and A.T. Kearney and Goldman Sachs and RBC who try to understand what's really going on among the, say, 210 million Americans out there — not just in New York, San Francisco, LA or Boston, which are the hotbeds for consumer investment in VC. We look at stuff that could be disruptive for the normals, which is sometimes unsexy stuff like a stationary bike with a TV. TC: A $230,000 stationary bike is for normal people?
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The second is the ongoing interest among tech investors and tech companies to expand their horizons and explore companies and ideas that might prove to be disruptive in the same way that tech has been, further down the line; or whose solutions could prove to be a helpful boost to their more direct tech interests — for example by becoming acquirers of data systems to run these services better, or by making the cost of electricity to run other services (like internet, or maybe, these days, bitcoin mining) less expensive.
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