That means that Silicon Valley has to be organized, the fashion industry has to be organized, the formerly incarcerated have to be organized, the teachers.
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The whole thing won't be organized around an app or a task; it'll be organized around people, and that I think is a much more natural and human system for how our technology should be organized.
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He believes cities will be organized differently as a result.
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So you have to be organized, ruthless and very clever.
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"The key is to be organized up front," she says.
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Congressional issue discussions can be organized into two broad buckets.
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The secret to being a successful working mother is: Be organized.
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And a fair portion of the activities appear to be organized.
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If you want to get married, you have to be organized.
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"The input can be organized in two alternative ways," he says.
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So I'm spontaneous, but I also need things to be organized.
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An enormous line of more than 200 voters will be organized alphabetically.
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They have a whole sense as to how it should be organized.
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But they have to be organized and can't be fighting each other.
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Various panels, lectures and events could be organized around this historical encounter.
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A more traditional stand-up set would be organized around these characters.
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There are many different ways the Democratic primary system could be organized.
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That is the fundamental fact around which the debate should be organized.
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This means the White House must be organized, on a war footing.
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According to Diario de Ibiza, the protests will be organized by Prou!
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But information is not journalism, and data begs to be organized and interpreted.
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They have to be organized into, essentially, layers and components and be separated.
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Additionally, the data sources are more likely to be organized, documented and joined.
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It is unclear whether another crossing could be organized at such short notice.
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But, for Coleman, music didn't even need to be organized according to rhythm.
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Personal assistant jobs require an ability to be organized, multitask and be professional.
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"Be organized," Olivas warned residents of other California communities vulnerable to the mudslides.
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I find it difficult to be organized with all this sudden online work.
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Eventually, Aussiel said, conferences or talks may be organized to discuss the crisis.
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Four battalions of soldiers would be organized into the Ganga Eco-Task Force.
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What sort of decisions would I make about how society should be organized?
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Click here to learn more about TripCase and be organized the easy way. 9.
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Saturday's rally will be organized and run by the campaign, the White House said.
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Outreach groups to visit the nation's nursing homes and VA hospitals could be organized.
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As demonstrations spread across Syria, Hossein wondered if anything could be organized in Saraqib.
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That means the vote could not be organized until April 2019 at the earliest.
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Every other sector of the health care system must also be organized and mobilized.
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They could be organized on the lines of a geographic area or an industry.
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All foreign nationals need a visa, which can be organized via Russia's consulate department.
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"I'm very ruthlessly efficient, but I have to be organized about [myself]," Obama said.
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I wanted to rehearse, I wanted to be prepared, and I wanted to be organized.
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Ad-hoc solutions are not adequate, we need more solidarity and it must be organized.
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This is where the volunteers need to be organized, helping people muck out their houses.
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To the extent that they're going to be organized, I would assume they're going to.
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Who would be promoted and relegated, and how could that be organized without legal challenge?
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People who score high on conscientiousness are more likely to be organized, faithful, and loyal.
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Spector also announced that the league will be organized into three groups based on geography.
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They get to make important decisions about how the trial should be organized and unfold.
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"The reason I know we're not a cult, you got to be organized," Graham joked.
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You're going to sit and wonder where the supply chains are going to be organized.
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The gun culture that has developed tends to be organized, careful and not particularly widespread.
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You do your best to be organized, Capricorn, and today your skills will be tested.
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Virgo is a sign that likes to be organized—is your home life in order?
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Instagram lets users Save posts, which can then be organized into Collections Instagram lets users Save posts, which can then be organized into Collections Public Collections could fuel Instagram's commerce strategy that Mark Zuckerberg recently said would be a big part of the road map.
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This means that marketing plans, budgets and campaigns will be organized around users rather than products.
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Andy: So it's quite important to be able to be organized when going through the airport.
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Instagram comments will now be organized into threads, just as they are on parent company Facebook.
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The Defense Ministry also announced that an independent committee would be organized to investigate the incident.
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The other thing to say is it doesn't actually have to always be organized like this.
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I've been more organized, which is saying something, for a guy like me to be organized.
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"The reason I know we're not a cult, you got to be organized," Graham reportedly joked.
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Cheap DDoS attacks can be organized with relatively little effort, and cost only a few dollars.
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Those seeking to cross the border into Turkey can be organized into three categories, Deen says.
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OCD isn't a cute way to refer to how you like your desk to be organized.
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But it is unclear that any such resolution could be organized in the next three weeks.
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Light bulbs can be organized into bot armies, directed to harm any other internet-connected target.
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In fact, I was asked at the recent award ceremony whether a third Challenge would be organized.
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Ideally there is some universality in how problems can be organized around a number of optimal aggregators.
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The film has a number of locations that must be navigated and stunts that must be organized.
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With a bag from Away, they'll be organized and stylish as they fly from destination to destination.
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Director of the Gender Initiative at The Times This was the summer I vowed to be organized.
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For them — correctly — any evidence of community transmission is a signal that containment efforts must be organized.
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But they care a lot about exploring all the ways that the social world can be organized.
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After all, if there is any plot to a life, it can be organized only in retrospect.
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Buy by Tuesday, while the convention center appeared to be organized, there were some signs of strain.
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Special exhibitions will be organized during the year, along with family-friendly activities like "color lab" workshops.
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Anger over widespread illegal logging believed to be organized by drug gangs sparked the unrest in Cheran.
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While he weaved in and out of various topics, the promises can be organized into six basic categories.
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Third, government needs to be organized to address a threat that transcends the jurisdiction of any one agency.
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We like our stuff, we like them to be organized a certain way, we have systems and structure.
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But if society is ever going to be organized rationally, getting there is going to be very boring.
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These recommendations will be organized into three sections: New this Week, Coming this Week and Coming Next Week.
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The exhibition in Bonn will be organized by Rein Wolfs, the Bundeskunsthalle director, and Agnieszka Lulinska, a curator.
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" He added, "Why should we worry about organizing people who do not appear to want to be organized?
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Lyft, which will soon sell public stock for the first time, will be organized in a similar way.
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Different pieces of Libya are controlled by different militias, which may be organized by town, tribe or religious conviction.
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Plus, if anyone else shares ownership with you, the business must be organized as an LLC, partnership or corporation.
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The position was supposed to be organized labor's means of exerting influence in the inner circle of any administration.
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Things will be organized a bit differently, but the most noticeable changes are the new typography and the illustrations.
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The governor of Ecuador's northern Pichincha province said more transfers would be organized for Venezuelans in the coming days.
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My work combines different materials and techniques and requires large and small tools, which forces me to be organized.
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In a new exhibition, seven African artists explore how the notion of time can be organized and perceived differently.
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On Thanksgiving, it helps to be organized and have a game plan going into your holiday cooking, Waxman says.
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Panels should be organized based strictly on the speakers' merit, they say, and not on any notion of fairness.
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Voting in one province could not be organized on time and a run-off is required in a second.
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Compromised devices can be organized into "botnets" and used to disrupt internet service of users anywhere on the globe.
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Other itineraries will be organized around special events, including Midsummer Eve in Stockholm and the Military Tattoo in Edinburgh.
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Additionally, the claims information submitted to the APCD must be organized and formatted to meet the APCD's digital structure.
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Truly advanced intelligence will likely be organized intelligently on the atomic scale, and likely even on scales far smaller.
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"The Hungarian nation is not simply a group of individuals but a community that must be organized," he said.
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Be organized and archive your work in a way that makes it easy for you to remember and reuse.
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This was the first large march to be organized following the protests at Hong Kong's airport earlier this week.
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Ingraham on her show said a controlled 2,85033-patient study "could be organized pretty quickly" given the high stakes.
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But that workforce is also more likely to be organized under unions, a structure familiar to Democratic Party organizers.
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We are going to try to be organized but definitely carve out some chances, hopefully more than last year.
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At the time, there were disagreements between lawmakers and officials around how the new operational agency should be organized.
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With neither party ready for that yet, at first secret contacts will have to be organized in third countries.
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That means the first quantum attacks are likely to be organized by countries hostile to the US and our allies.
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My time here could be organized by a series of questions and the many times they've been posed to me.
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Unlike artists, who are almost professionally obliged to spread their emotions dazzlingly wide, biographers need to be organized and neat.
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People-to-people trips will now be permitted only for groups and must be organized by a licensed tour operator.
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Signature cards are being distributed to new employees at the hotel who will decide if they want to be organized.
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Jade also claims "she hosts the best game night in town," and considers her life aesthetic to be "organized chaos."
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One of the other big issues for Microsoft's web ambitions was the way it used to be organized as a company.
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Regardless, the bill should be organized around more tangible, immediate benefits than either the Obama or Clinton health care plan was.
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You, Gemini, might be a messy multitasker, but you still approach the world logically and do your best to be organized.
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The opposition said elections cannot be organized under Martelly, or Paul, who was considered to be part of the president's administration.
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Notes can be organized into folders, and you can easily add screenshots and attachments by using the icons at the bottom.
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Natural wines will be organized by Fish & Game and will be provided by Critical Mass Selections, Goatboy Selections, and Fifi Selections.
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Among other things, that information can now be organized by topic or unit, whereas everything was previously just categorized by date.
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In their base case scenario, a transaction would be organized as a share offer from Deutsche Bank for Commerzbank, they said.
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VW announced several changes Thursday, including that the group will be organized into six businesses and have a portfolio for China.
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Recent research mapping the various combinations of flexible work found over 300 possible ways in which jobs could be organized flexibly.
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The process would have to be organized by the National Electoral Council, which is run by officials from Mr. Maduro's party.
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The resulting stories can be organized into narratives that will fly users from place to place as they watch the presentation.
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The talks, facilitated by Germany and Qatar, have touched on how Afghanistan might be organized but no conclusions have been reached.
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The story teams will be organized around topics such as culture, technology and innovation, money and work, the planet, and politics.
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There will certainly be organized demonstrations outside the convention hall by interest groups opposed to some of the planks as well.
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The more you try to be organized and efficient today, the further off track you will get: Go with the flow!
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It's a living, social camera roll in which photos and videos can be organized, edited, and shared long after they are taken.
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Keeping a running tab and a list of loan numbers is a good idea so you can be organized when repayment begins.
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In the case of Anonymous, I doubt Trump will be organized enough to seriously retaliate; he cannot fire the entire federal workforce.
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The Sanders and Bloomberg campaigns are testing the theory that California is not a place that can be organized with foot soldiers.
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If you decide to stay put and renovate your current home, the No. 1 thing to do is be organized, Drew said.
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The solution also must be organized across communities because much like a virus, this disease doesn't care about political healthcare delivery boundaries.
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Merkel also said a future EMF would be organized on an intergovernmental basis and national parliaments of member countries would have oversight.
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The spontaneous protests soon began to be organized and the rallying cry became a demand for an end to Mr. Bashir's rule.
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But other sources said the configuration of the startup could take many forms and how it will be organized is still in flux.
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Sure, a keyboard could be organized any other way, but keyboard manufacturers keep making QWERTY keyboards, because people are used to that setup.
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That meant they needed to draw on data from Google Analytics, Mixpanel, Zendesk or Salesforce, which had to be organized and formatted first.
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When Facebook launched in 2004, each user had a profile page, but there was not a central place for updates to be organized.
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We just have to start organizing technology companies in a way that you see other companies be organized so that these cultures change.
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Superficially, the permutations of genetic flaws might be boundless, but lumped into pathways, the complexity can be organized along the archetypal, core flaws.
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We can all seek to be "organized enough," a nonjudgmental middle ground that comes from a clear definition of the purpose of order.
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Echoing calls from Germany's Siemens earlier this week, Airbus said it needed immediate details on how its operations would need to be organized.
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Infantino suggested that similar intercontinental mini-tournaments to the Final 8 could also be organized for the top teams in the lower divisions.
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"Massive demonstrations" would be organized, Michael Moore would make a negative documentary and "a team of trackers" would stake out targets at events.
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Conflict between government forces and southern rebel groups, rooted in divisions over how the new state should be organized, broke out soon after.
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And the process for determining endangered or threatened listings could be organized and managed better to the benefit of all the parties involved.
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Much of the store is as organized as any other bookstore, but the piles, the to-be-organized stock, seem to multiply faster.
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The news weekly was infused with, if not pacifism, then a firm belief that the postwar order must be organized to prevent war.
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Any meeting with them must now be organized through a man named Safdar Shah, who introduces himself over the phone as their lawyer.
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The United States pavilion, with Frank's work, will be organized by artist Nayland Blake, who proposed the project independently without an affiliated institution.
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Like the year of the Dog in 2018, the Zodiac element associated with 2019 is Earth, which encourages us to be organized and authoritative.
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"The definition of 'alive' may even evolve to mean, 'as long as your essential personal information continues to be organized and accessible," he said.
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Those business profiles are also going through a slight redesign so all of their shoppable posts will be organized under a new "shop" button.
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" Tillerson said in the letter that he has "no pre-conceived notions about how the Department or USAID should be organized for the future.
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Makei said another meeting between Russia, Ukraine and other participants in the crisis would have to be organized in order to solve the crisis.
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A new electoral law would likely have to be agreed on and a referendum on a constitution held before national polls could be organized.
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It is also creating space for new ideas about how society should be organized that is sometimes missing from our narrative of civil rights.
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The biometrics database of fingerprints and iris scans and photos must be organized into records, and those records are identified by the individual's name.
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Smith-Holt said the group is not currently planning any future trips, but they could be organized in the near future depending on need.
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The secretary of the Air Force has to tell Congress by February 1 how Space Force will be organized and its expected funding needs.
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The protests, which do not appear to be organized by a single political group, come amid rampant corruption, crumbling infrastructure and scarce job opportunities.
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" Worse, he said: "Europeans see Trump as the biggest threat to global order and the European ideal of how the world should be organized.
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The Commission is expressly tasked with determining whether to launch a central clearinghouse where data from various agencies can be organized, linked, and accessed.
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McCracken says small-business needs must be prioritized by the Oval Office and plans to help Main Street must be organized on a federal level.
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Travelers plug in their destinations and the app will generate a list of hotspots around town that can be organized and added to an itinerary.
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"Why should we worry about organizing people who do not appear to want to be organized?" he said, in 1972, shrugging off the evangelical spirit.
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"Trian believes P&G should be organized into three largely autonomous business units under a lean holding company," the hedge fund said in its proposal.
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"The signing of the contract with the representatives of Air Serbia will be organized in the coming days," the statement said, without giving other details.
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The moon in Virgo opposes hazy Neptune at 113:18 AM, reminding us that feelings are messy and can't always be organized into neat boxes.
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" Coulter responded on Twitter that Trump voters could be organized into two factions, "the Tell the Truth faction and the Kiss the Emperor's Ass camp.
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Instead, Congo's electoral commission said later that the election could not be organized until December 2018, reviving suspicions that Kabila intends to cling to power.
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The biggest mistake I see is that people don't have dedicated places for things in their closet, so it is virtually impossible to be organized.
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The workers are supposed to be organized according to a nonhierarchical, horizontal structure, but in fact she is browbeaten and harassed by odious male colleagues.
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They don't see fascism as a difference of opinion that can be argued with, they see it as a political opponent to be organized against.
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"I think some members want more clarification, but I didn't sense there was going to be organized [opposition]," one Freedom Caucus member told The Hill.
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Instead of siloing products in different buildings by gender and separating brands into discrete sections, as in the Haussman store, items will be organized thematically.
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The coming Next Wave Festival at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, the first to be organized by David Binder, finds music depressingly next-to-nonexistent.
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For now, the British arm of Extinction Rebellion has said mass public gatherings will not be organized "if it is not safe to do so".
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For now, the British arm of Extinction Rebellion has said mass public gatherings will not be organized "if it is not safe to do so".
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All of you favorite apps can be organized on a simple homepage, enabling you to easily select Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, HBO Now, and more.
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Then you don't punish because no infringement is found but you can give very direct almost orders… as to how a market should be organized.
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Social scientists came to believe that the fundamental problem of how a human society should be organized was solved: liberal democracy politically and capitalism economically.
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Investigation work will be organized by a joint team composed of representatives of all four signatories to the agreement, a brief statement from the ministry said.
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Additionally, they can be organized very quickly and their innately separate qualities offer protection in case the value of their investment is significantly reduced or lost.
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The innovation hub will be organized by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and bring together 89 universities, manufacturers and nonprofits, according to a Defense Department statement.
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The toolbar up top now includes tabs for further filtering by Photos, Moments, Collections and Years and photos can now be organized by dragging and dropping.
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Also, past rumors have speculated that it will be organized in a "choose-your-own-adventure" style — which the trailer alludes to but doesn't exactly confirm.
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A billion dollars for a data operation, that was run by data dummies who couldn't figure out that maybe people in Michigan needed to be organized.
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Putin said the meeting could take place during the Eastern Economic Forum in the city of Vladivostok in September this year, or can be organized separately.
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Twitter's "explore" feature will be organized by topic instead of content type, and the company is experimenting with topic tabs for a more customized news experience.
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It's unclear, however, how such elections would be organized or whether they would significantly change Catalonia's political landscape, let alone help to resolve the territorial conflict.
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France on Saturday mourned Colonel Beltrame's death, with President Emmanuel Macron praising his courage and announcing that a national tribute would be organized in his memory.
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Whether your working at home or in an office, here are six things you should always keep at your desk to be organized and enhance productivity:
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Speaking at a regular government news conference, Lopez Obrador said a public "consultation" should be held, without going into detail on how it would be organized.
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But it remains unclear if elections can be organized by the end of next year, or if leading politicians, including Kabila, will keep to the terms.
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Senators said that with the fiscal year nearing an end, they would need some hint of how the department would be organized to fund it appropriately.
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Ideal candidates will be organized, have exceptional writing skills, be social-media savvy, will love discussing money and success, and will come with plenty of ideas.
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But an orderly withdrawal of NATO forces can be organized and executed before the year is out and more lives are lost to a lost cause.
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A multiyear exhibition program called "The Studio Museum at MoMA," will be organized by Thelma Golden, director and chief curator of the Studio Museum in Harlem.
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The group, which included McDaniel and campaign manager Brad Parscale, discussed how the vehicle will be organized and financed, and how they expect it to function.
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Security forces have killed dozen of protesters since Kabila overstayed the expiry of his mandate in December 2016, saying that elections could not be organized in time.
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"Today's decision underlines that we do not accept cartels that affect the European market, wherever and however they may be organized, "European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said.
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It's all theoretical right now, naturally, but studies like this help companies looking to get into this business decide how their service will be organized and marketed.
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Watching him become an entrepreneur taught me many memorable money lessons, starting with how important it is to be organized — it can save you thousands of dollars.
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COME ON.' I'm not saying that I'm afraid to make change, but I believe it has to be organized, designed, and respected at the time it takes.
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As a former teacher, central office leader and superintendent, I believe that everything in a school system needs to be organized around teaching and learning, and equity.
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Presidential aides said the government was on a razor's edge over Sunday's lower house vote, which will be organized by Rousseff's political arch-enemy, Speaker Eduardo Cunha.
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A senior police official in Hawassa told Reuters celebrations had been banned on Saturday but that festivities would be organized once the final result had been announced.
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The Australian navy has deployed ships to evacuate hundreds of people so far, with air evacuations to be organized for elderly and sick people, The Guardian reported.
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The bathrooms will be organized on a gender spectrum, and trans museum patrons will be able to choose accordingly, based on how they understand their self-defined gender.
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America's archetypal family unit was going to be organized around a powerful woman with a grown-ass daughter and an annoying, retired husband puttering around and causing mischief.
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Zinke has made a number of proposals related to restructuring the agency, mainly surrounding the idea that land management agencies should be organized by geographic features like watersheds.
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They go to any business, large or small, that happens to be organized as a partnership or an S corporation, as long as it isn't a service business.
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Employees would be organized into groups of fewer than 10 people — the perfect number to be satisfied by two pizzas for dinner — and were expected to work autonomously.
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He said a donor conference with Turkey and regional countries would be organized and he would discuss potential help with NATO allies during next week's summit in London.
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Smaller events may be organized in GDC's absence, but they're unlikely to replace the chance to brush shoulders and network with the powerful and influential who attend GDC.
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Suddenly C corporations would have much lower tax rates than competitors that happen to be organized using pass-through structures, such as S corporations and limited liability companies.
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"Trian believes P&G should be organized into three largely autonomous business units under a lean holding company," the hedge fund said in its so-called white paper.
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"If the arrested person confirms he wants these visits, they'll be organized at a time that's convenient to all sides," Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said on Monday.
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She will be attending a conference that will be organized by Italy Innocence Project, an organization that helps people who have been convicted of crimes they did not commit.
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Speaking after a brief meeting with the king, Lopez said Sanchez would need at least three weeks, possibly a month, before a first parliamentary confidence vote can be organized.
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The tournaments will be organized by Major League Gaming and Gfinity, and start this November — a month after the game launches for Xbox One — and run until July 2017.
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The agreement calls on parliament to select a president within a few days, says elections should be organized on April 24 and an elected president in place by May.
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The majority leader said he will set procedural vote on a full repeal of Obamacare -- with a replacement to be organized some way down the road -- for next week.
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They will be organized by family groups and will be placed so they face others with whom they get along to ensure that they stay calm for the trip.
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"If this primary, without preconditions and without prejudice, allows us to select the best candidate of the left, it's a good idea, and it must be organized," he said.
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According to four people who have read the draft news release, the debates were to be organized by the E.P.A.'s science advisory board and not include other agencies.
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Another option is for the Chinese government to encourage the country's consumers to boycott American products, or to allow such boycotts to be organized at a grass-roots level.
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But much of elite European politics seems to be organized around the premise that they are really problems only because they might lead to an extremist party taking power.
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Whether you stick with one consistent leader or switch it up from time to time, you'll want your leader to be organized and empower other members of the group.
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Peltz's Trian Partners released its long-awaited proposal on Wednesday, and called for P&G to be organized into "three largely autonomous business units under a lean holding company".
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You're going to sit and wonder where the supply chains are going to be organized," Lagarde said in the interview that aired Monday on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street.
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However, I did see an Oprah episode years in ago in which she said books ought to be organized by size, and pulled to the front of the shelf.
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To score one of the coveted reduced-rent units at 461 Dean, renters must enter a lottery, which will be organized by Forest City and the city's Housing Development Corporation.
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Signed, Frantic About Food Dear Frantic About Food, While food shopping, I often find myself longing for a time before food could be organized into a complicated and terrifying hierarchy.
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"You're just trying to do what we do, try to be organized and play real hard," the 153-year-old Babcock said of Toronto's style of play on the road.
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Pre-arranged fights between individuals or factions could be organized by the length of the bata and whether or not there was a knob at the end of the stick.
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It is not clear how, in the next 12 months, nationwide elections can be organized, especially by an election commission that is widely suspected of money laundering and other corruption.
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Robert K. Boyce, the Police Department's chief of detectives, said that common elements linking some of the threats led investigators to conclude that the wave of incidents may be organized.
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Security forces have killed dozens of protesters since late 2016 when Kabila refused to step aside at the end of his mandate, saying elections needed more time to be organized.
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It was important, he explained, to eat well, to exercise plentifully, to have good friends, to be organized and to live in an environment that suits your temperament and character.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama said he spoke with Defense Secretary Ash Carter on Tuesday about how the Pentagon should be organized to meet global threats, including from Islamic State.
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Once Jenner completed her shoe shopping haul, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star posted a photo of her entire shoe collection, which appears to be organized by brand and color.
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Documents that detail their capture and extensive interrogations, particularly with Haddadi, show how ISIS supported the attackers throughout their journey from Syria through Europe -- and how future attacks might be organized.
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He dismissed suggestions that a street race could be organized in Berlin, given that a fan festival scheduled for the week before the German Grand Prix never got off the ground.
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More to the point, the fact that there is a two-week window during which time the march on Washington can be organized, well, that makes the calculus much more practical.
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"Without a Democratic White House, Schumer's view is the D.N.C. is where grass-roots organizing in sync with legislative battles should be organized," said Matt House, a spokesman for Mr. Schumer.
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Basically the idea is to reduce certain functions to standard chiplet size and form factor, within reason, and create a system by which those chiplets can be organized into larger boards.
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For example, they might know that x number of customers have been asking for a certain feature, and this information can be organized and passed onto other parts of the company.
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Hardcore hooligans in Europe also tend to be organized in so-called ultra factions, with distinctive colors and chants that readily identify them, and their potential danger, to a savvy observer.
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Currently, the speaker of parliament is second in line to the presidency, but the constitution states that new elections must be organized within 90 days, a time frame critics say is unworkable.
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"What I'm worried about is the future, because when it's spontaneous and grassroots, it needs to be organized, and we really don't have replacements (to the political class)," said demonstrator Peter Ward.
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After watching coverage of the catastrophic hurricane season this year and thinking about the growing effects of climate change, she insisted that everything the animals would need be organized in one place.
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According to Pauga, the bracket for the national tournament will be organized with geography in mind, so that as many games as possible can be played during the week of conference tournaments.
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While rallies can still be organized under the Peaceful Assembly Act, the NSC can declare any area — a building, a street or a city — a "security area", where protests would be disallowed.
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But do our workplaces have to be organized in such a way that it is mothers, and not fathers, who are penalized or need to make employment sacrifices for being a parent?
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She and other students felt targeted by Ms. Gosey's comments and believed she allowed the divestment legislation to be organized on the Jewish holiday of Passover, which they considered harassing and exclusionary.
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Mission planning is often complicated by bureaucratic hurdles that ground troops have navigated, in part by understating threats in their respective areas, so patrols can be organized and approved at lower levels.
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Currently, the speaker of parliament is second in line to the president, but the constitution states that new elections must be organized within 90 days, a time frame critics say is unworkable.
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"We hope that the data will be organized in a timely fashion and the exact number of cases will be made public and that justice is served as quick as possible," he said.
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Fortunately for Park, his mom eventually relented and suggested he enter into a locally advertised talent audition, which turned out to be organized by one of the biggest K-pop labels, JYP Entertainment.
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The show's curatorial team organized the show around the idea of a "fictional museum," and the display is meant to challenge viewers' assumptions about how artworks should be organized in an institutional display.
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They did not have much to say about how this conference would be organized, or how Three Percenters could be sure the state that resulted would cohere with their interpretation of the Constitution.
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The quick foundational point from the post is that American political opinion is two-dimensional, and those two dimensions tend to be organized around two types of issues, economic and social/identity issues.
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And marchers took to the streets, "extremely organized in military ranks," Ms. Bernikow said, disproving stereotypes that were common about women at the time — that they couldn't be organized and had no discipline.
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With their quick strike on the law in the first days of the new Congress, Republicans had hoped to begin the repeal process before a backlash could develop or opposition could be organized.
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The second is that, though formal climate diplomacy tends to be organized around countries, the real focus both for governments and industries should be on coordinating actions in economic sectors to reduce emissions.
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The need for a product like this really highlights one of Slack's big limitations, where even with threads, there really isn't a great way for communications to be organized in a digestible manner.
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While the language struck from the 2018 National Defense Authorization Act was vague, it did offer some clues as to how the Space Corps would be organized and what duties it would fulfill.
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At their lunch meeting, he read questions from cue cards of three colors that seemed to be organized by topic, explaining that at his age he needed them to keep the details straight.
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In addition, National Guard are deployed at all transport hubs and the new 53-strong Strategic Response Group of the NYPD is said to be organized to deal with terrorism and civil unrest.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Olympic Committee President Alexander Zhukov said competitions should be organized for Russian athletes who decide not to compete at the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Games, R-Sport news agency reported on Friday.
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The new company will be organized into nine geographical zones, with existing SABMiller hubs in Miami, Hong Kong and Beijing phased out within a few months after deal closes, which is expected in October.
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A bombing attack in Madagali earlier in January, believed to be organized by the Boko Haram militant group, was apparently conducted by two women who carried babies past a checkpoint before detonating their bombs.
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Links to websites used to be organized in directory-style systems, but eventually the web grew so large that search engines became a more practical way to surface the content you wanted to find.
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Essentially, it's a decentalized tool for mobilizing smaller, localized protest actions vs the largest demos which continue to be organized via Telegram broadcasts (such as a mass blockade of Barcelona airport, earlier this month).
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"Dewey argued that the primary problems for ethics in the modern world concerned the ways society ought to be organized, rather than personal decisions of the individual," Anderson wrote in her Stanford Encyclopedia entry.
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A bodega or corner shop is likelier to be organized as a pass-through (like a sole proprietorship or LLC) than as a C corporation, the legal designation for companies that pay corporate income taxes.
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" It would be a high-tech company that is unionized, he added, "but it would also be a start-up in the auto industry, not one of the traditional Detroit automakers that would be organized.
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The warning came after a Delhi High Court ruling on Tuesday annulled the AIFF's most recent presidential election and ordered a re-run to be organized by the country's former election commission chief S.Y. Quraishi.
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The rows will be organized by items shoppers have recently viewed, added to watch lists and those that are recommended to you based on eBay's algorithms — which the company compared to those used by Netflix.
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How any European army would be organized, led or governed — let alone financed when so many countries cannot even spend 2 percent of GDP on defense — are questions few advocates have even tried to answer.
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Senators submitted their questions in advance by email so they could be organized by their leaders, but they will be written on a special Senate question form before they are presented to the Chief Justice.
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There are plans for quarterly meetings of a smaller group of tech executives, to be organized by Mr. Trump's son-in-law and adviser, Jared Kushner, said one of the executives briefed on the meeting.
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That's totally something I have to remind myself because I'm very much a planner; I like everything to be organized and to fall in line with my expectations, but that doesn't allow much room for spontaneity.
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If the UK parliament agrees, a so-called Section 30 order would temporarily hand over power to the Scottish assembly for this matter, mandating it to decide on how a new independence referendum could be organized.
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A previous version introduced last Congress passed the committee but never advanced to the House floor for a vote, amid disagreements between officials and members of Congress over how the new operational agency would be organized.
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I think it's a symbol of a certain kind of disenchantment, a disillusionment, an end to the idea of limitlessness, and end to the kind of politics that can be organized around the promise of limitlessness.
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"I have a feeling given the fact that most of the countries are locked down right now, the controlled study of 2,000 patients could be organized pretty quickly, given what is at stake here," Ingraham said.
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Even so, there was little interest, even from the W.H.O. The vaccine lacked the publicity campaign that pharmaceutical companies throw behind commercial products, and "cholera ward care" was saving many lives — when it could be organized.
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You can display games in widescreen or standard view, with multiple wallpaper options to fill in the gaps, and titles can be organized by a range of factors like release date or number of players supported.
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More and more, people are recognizing the historical erasure of marginalized lives as a form of violence to be organized against, and that no one is disposable—certainly not people navigating deep and multiple forms of oppression.
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"This makes it almost inevitable that any union target will eventually be organized," said David French, the vice president of the National Retail Federation, which has warned that smaller bargaining units could be particularly harmful to retailers.
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Gasps will be audible, children will rushed out of rooms, innumerable phone calls will be made, protests and boycotts will be organized, hand-wringing editorials will be written, and general horror will be felt in all corners.
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Trump popularized Steve Bannon's realization that there are a lot of angry men out there, stewing on the internet, often in their parents' basements, angry that women won't have sex with them, and waiting to be organized.
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"One thing that strikes me is how much public talk there is about how we can 'know' things or how the institutions that create and disseminate knowledge should be organized — like the press," Mr. Olasov told us.
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Cybersecurity experts said that a breach of this magnitude could have been the work of a state actor, although there have been sophisticated attacks on Western banking systems that turned out to be organized by criminal groups.
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A shorter extension is possible, but could be seen as pressuring the U.K. parliament to ratify the current deal — as there is widespread agreement that a British election could not be organized until December at the earliest.
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That led to culturally high stakes for cassava cultivation, and informed how attentively and tenderly cassava was grown—the fields had to be organized, because the legend said that cassava were neat and fastidious when they were people.
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A committee of this nature could be organized as a standing committee of the Board, the purpose of which is to oversee Uber's efforts and enhance a culture of ethical business practices, diversity, and inclusion within the organization.
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Earlier this year he presented a social-justice-themed program at the Kennedy Center; at Sony Hall, the concert will be organized around a favorite hip-hop debate topic: Who are the top five rappers of all time?
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The CGT union, whose estimates are systematically three or four times higher than those of police, said 400,000 people took part in Thursday's protest and more protests would be organized despite the prime minister's claims that protests were waning.
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They can advance an agenda that uses the key tools of single-payer—public financing and public purchasing power—to expand coverage, and bring down costs without making an ultimate determination on how the insurance system should be organized.
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In a few years, the next protest from Gaza will not be organized by Hamas, but by mothers because typhoid and cholera will have spread through the fetid water and Gazans will all have had to stop drinking it.
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Other events that appear to be organized by the group tended to focus on rallies around race flash points, including the deaths of black men killed by law enforcement, The Hill found after reviewing 15 events by the organization.
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The show is presented by the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community and will be organized by Dr. Jill Ahlberg Yohe, associate curator of Native American Art at the museum, and Teri Greeves, an artist, curator, and citizen of the Kiowa Nation.
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A political party is supposed to be organized around a set of principles, and if along comes a person who not only defies many of these founding principles but is openly contemptuous of them, you have to take a stand.
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These Cards can have documents or photos attached to make it easier to see – at a glance – what that Card is about, and the cards can be organized into columns called "Buckets" which can also be color-coded and prioritized.
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Massive tree structures could be organized by players, but they never felt HUGE since you were at most connected to eleven other players on your level, up to twelve vassals, and the person at the top of the tree (the monarch).
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The program, aimed at convincing the state's 13 million annual tourists to permanently relocate to Vermont, will be organized by the Vermont Department of Tourism and Marketing and will connect visitors with local employers, entrepreneurs, community leaders and potential neighbors.
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Cyberattacks come in many forms -- the attackers may be an arm of a national government or a state-sponsored group, they may have the encouragement or implicit support of a regime, or they may merely be organized criminal hacking rings.
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And, though he slowly became more and more demented over the years, he seemed to be organized and held together in a remarkable way by his role, the varied tasks of checking, cleaning, and maintenance that he performed throughout the day.
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With the involvement of the Conservancy, a nonprofit organization that programs Madison Square Park in New York, this is said to mark the first time that the United States Pavilion will be organized by an institution focused exclusively on public art.
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Higher Ground Labs is betting tech can help sway the 2020 elections for Democrats The company offers push notifications and reminders of important dates as well as a database of potentially engaged activists who could be organized around social events.
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You just want to get your work done today, Virgo, then return home to a peaceful, lovely domestic environment—but you know there is so much to be organized and worked out, and you're feeling pretty emotional about it all.
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There was her War on Clutter: "There are always closets and cupboards and bookshelves to be organized — it's never-ending," the former Democratic presidential nominee tells PEOPLE in an interview in this week's new issue, pegged to her new book What Happened.
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It's become commonplace to casually or jokingly say that you "have OCD" as a shorthand for wanting to be organized, but as Amanda Seyfried knows, the realities of having obsessive compulsive disorder are much more serious than color-coding your to-do list.
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"These kinds of marches, initiated by groups that are trying to force through their non-standard sexual behaviors, awaken resistance ... it's worth considering if such events should be organized in the future," Education Minister Dariusz Piontkowski told private broadcaster TVN on Sunday.
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Like their natural counterparts, they can be organized by taxon (cervid, like the white stag; caprid, like the faun; bovine, like the Minotaur; feline, like the sphinx), or by habitat (alpine, like yetis; woodland, like satyrs; cave-dwelling, like dragons; aquatic, like mermaids).
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"State violence is justified by Brazilians when it's practiced against specific social groups, seen as disturbers of an abstract 'order' into which society should be organized by the state," said Pedro Geraldo, a professor of public security at the Fluminense Federal University.
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We at the National Italian American Foundation strongly condemn the defacing of historical monuments and expect elected officials and law enforcement to protect our public memorials from further damage so that a true conversation on their place in modern society can be organized.
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They might be organized by nationwide anti-Trump activist groups like Indivisible, but reports from the town halls show constituents raising their driver's licenses to prove their place of residence and wearing stickers with their zip codes to show they're constituents too.
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Still, here's the bottom line on offshore drilling: We're looking at a big change that many people hate, which will probably be badly overseen and which appears to be organized around principles so daffy they don't make sense even to Trump's own party.
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Thanks to longstanding trade and cultural relations between the two countries, and to the presence in Tehran of the German foreign minister, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, in October 2015, an agreement was signed for a show to be organized in Berlin, Mr. Jäger said.
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The government says the new contract will enable services to be organized in a way that makes it easier for patients to access good care seven days a week, but the doctors say it will result in them working longer hours at anti-social times.
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It also reflects the reality that the U.S. remains locked in a battle of ideas among various states as to how the nation's electric power sector should be organized in order to meet the multiple objectives of reliability, affordability, safety, carbon reduction and national security.
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"I think these events need to be organized, because it helps to transmit the culture of the older generations to the younger generation," says Maky Nagertey, 23, a runner-up of the Miss Ada beauty pageant, which occurs in the lead up to Asafotufiami.
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The United States pavilion, with Mr. Bradford's work, will be organized by Christopher Bedford, director of the Rose Art Museum at Brandeis University, which was chosen by the Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs to be the commissioning institution for the exhibition.
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In fact, charter schools do skim in several ways: Parents with the wherewithal to apply, which must often be done well in advance and by filling out many forms, have to be organized, aware and English-speaking and have the time to devote to it.
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"If you can have a rave with 8,000 people on top of a state superfund site, there's something really screwed up with your communication," Hoffman told the Brooklyn Paper at the time, angry that government agencies had allowed the party to be organized in the first place.
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The collusion, initiated by senior executives meeting at hotels and trade shows, was later delegated down the chain of command to be "organized at a lower level by the truck producers' subsidiaries in Germany", the European Commission, the EU's executive body, said after a five-year investigation.
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" In 2100 he wrote in The New Republic that while a ban on war would not eliminate it, any more than criminal law stops murder, if war were "branded as a crime," then "the force of the world would be organized to deal with the criminal.
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Costs for the affected products — which include mostly tech items and other gadgets — will not exceed $10, and they will be organized in a section of the store clearly labeled "Ten Below Gift Shop," in order to avoid confusion among shoppers accustomed to the previous price cap.
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The event appeared to be organized - extra prayer carpets were rolled out, food and water were available in abundance and the gathering was supervised by stewards wearing fluorescent jackets proclaiming them 'Knights of the Dawn,' and bearing the stenciled image of the nearby al-Nasr (Victory) mosque.
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The House approved a plan that would create a Space Corps within the Air Force to oversee military operations in that emerging, and important, domain of military competition, and it would be organized similarly to how the Marine Corps is a distinct service under the Navy.
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One of the things I argue in the book is that there was a wholesale move away from how corporations thought they should be organized, from both business leaders and policymakers and investors, right after the so-called "conglomerate craze" at the end of the 1960s.
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From the Supreme Court to the protection of religious liberties for all, to issues that directly impact the moral decline that we have been experiencing for too long, it has never been more important in my lifetime for followers of Jesus to be organized, pray together, and vote.
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Tronc's digital assets will be organized under Tribune Interactive and be led by Ross Levinsohn, former publisher and chief executive of the Los Angeles Times who took an unpaid leave of absence last month following disclosure of sexual harassment allegations against him while he worked at other companies.
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The Paris authorities also announced that a ceremony would be organized on Thursday, during which two large banners paying tribute to Notre-Dame and to those who fought to save it would be hung from City Hall, and excerpts from Victor Hugo's "Notre-Dame de Paris" would be read.
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What he wanted to say is that there can be many different ways of existing, and societies should be organized in such a way that they allow for the possibility of many types of existences and not insist that there must be one answer, one truth, one morality.
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A professionally coordinated social media campaign, which appears to be organized by the government, has accused the most important prisoner, Prince Mutaib bin Abdullah, the former chief of the national guard and a son of the previous king, of enriching himself at public expense by diverting funds from the national guard.
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"The Latino community deserves to be organized, engaged and mobilized -- and that was the No. 1 driver of why I joined the (Harris) campaign," said Ruiz, a seasoned organizer who helped launch Hillary Clinton's 2015 program "Mujeres in Politics" to get more Latinas registered to vote and involved in organizing.
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Republicans across the Capitol have resorted to attacking the firsthand knowledge of witnesses, muddying the waters with calls to name the whistleblower and even seeking to discredit the Trump administration's ability to be organized enough to execute a scheme to use military aid in order to advance its own political agenda.
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But, as Greenhouse demonstrates, union tactics have hardly lost their relevance, and can be applied by new kinds of workers—even those who may not be allowed to organize, or might have slim chances of winning a union, or who may already be organized but might not be able to bargain or strike.
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If he wins a seat, he hopes to convince the other directors, including Kenneth Chenault, the chief executive of American Express, and Meg Whitman, the chief executive of Hewlett-Packard Enterprise, that the company should be organized from its current multilevel "matrix" structure to three clear global business units to improve accountability.
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Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.) charged, because "you got to be organized" to be a cult.
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Women have always pulled their friends aside and warned each other not to go to dinner alone with this guy or to be careful accepting mentorship help from that one, and the spreadsheet would do the same thing — only now the information would all be organized in a single, easily accessible place.
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The explicit question it raises is whether the American conservative movement should be organized around tax cuts, business-friendly regulations, and a hawkish foreign policy — an ideology that, in practice, happens to be overwhelmingly supported by white people — or whether it should be an explicit vehicle for white interests in an increasingly diverse society.
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Any Democrat who had a change of heart about anything—whether the bill should include a public option, whether the marketplaces would be organized at the state or national level, whether the government should tax expensive health plans—could reshape the bill, and could thus turn trivial changes in senatorial brain function into critical scoops.
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Looking back, the existence of the GSA itself feels foreboding: Hatred toward gender and sexual diversity in the US was so deeply embedded into everyday life that youth programs had to be organized in public schools in an effort to forge an alliance between those of us who were "different" and those that were straight.
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Ross Douthat Since Election Day the great intra-Democratic debate over What Went Wrong has been dominated by two visions of how liberalism should be organized, identity politics versus economic solidarity, with writers variously critiquing or defending each tendency, or arguing that they are complements and that any tension can and ought to be resolved.
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Even with access to a reviewer's guide that retail consumers will never see, I was a bit confused about how to set up teams at the beginning of Clash Mode, how to sort the cards (they need to be organized into stacks of 'playlists') and even how many card each player was supposed to be holding.
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Signatures would be gathered, declarations would be broadcast, rallies would be organized, and executive orders would be signed before something as absurd as that were allowed to happen, before a man both born to fight and blessed with the ability to fight so beautifully would be permitted to spend so much time away from a cage or a ring.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE went after CNN and MSNBC on Tuesday night, saying they "got scammed" into covering an anti-Trump rally that turned out to be organized by Russian groups.
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You get the vitriol of the Tea Party and you get a wholesale attack on voting rights with voter suppression laws and voter ID. So in each instance of progress, and there has been progress, there is a reassurance that our society should be organized in such a way that white people should be afforded privilege simply because they are white, that they should be given access to benefits and burdens of citizenship that others ought not.
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