He's become active in LGBT rights issues in recent years.
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This is where a threat triggers someone to become active.
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The new 332 code will become active on June 212.
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They've become active members in the burgeoning young adult cancer community.
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That programme will become active this year and help diversification, it added.
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So-called latent infections only rarely become active, even in old age.
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Consequently, Europe must become active itself here — as best as it can.
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You may request to be notified via email should we become active again.
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Along the way, Mr. Smith and his brothers have become active in politics.
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The program will become active this year and run through 2020, Hogan's office said.
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Become active in the charting of your own future, and luck will find you.
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After that, Spelacchio's Twitter account would occasionally become active and gently mock local politics.
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If more favorable conditions return, the tuns wake up, rehydrate, and become active again.
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The cost projections are for sample years after the deal would become active in 2021.
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Many of those larger companies have become active acquirers, fueling VC interest in the space.
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While you're sleeping, Wamsley explains, sensory regions of the brain become active without outside input.
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That's 65 electoral votes shy of the 270 they need for the compact to become active.
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Women candidates also serve as role models who inspire young women to become active in politics.
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"But social media has become active ... and that's an area that's difficult to control," he said.
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Now that couch potatoes have social media, they have risen up and become active, opinionated participants.
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There are three brain regions that become active when you are in a longterm, loving relationship.
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When supermassive black holes begin gobbling up matter and spewing radiation, the become active galactic nuclei.
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Consequently, the ECB will probably become active again, especially if inflation expectations continue to be very low.
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It is now clear that the media outlets have also become active players in China's foreign policy.
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The former owner, Cindy Yang, had sold the parlor and become active in Republican circles in Florida.
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Starting November 8, a code website will become active, but you'll be limited to one entry per day.
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These waves are essentially the coordinated rhythms of millions of neurons that become active and go quiet simultaneously.
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In these places if you become successful, it is expected that you will become active in town life.
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It often attacks the respiratory system, although it can localize and become active in any part of the body.
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He also argued that many scientists should drop their pretense of objectivity and become active proponents for their work.
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Raise to Wake is what allows your iPhone to become active when you lift it from a flat surface.
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Dr. Joshi suggested that because Chamba is surrounded by faults, the area has the potential to become active again.
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Once known for cultural solidarity between Pakistan and India, Punjabi border villages like this have become active drug hubs.
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She slimmed down enough to become active in sports, shop for prom dresses and gain a better self-image.
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She decided to return home and become active in politics after a horrific 2012 gang rape in New Delhi.
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In recent years, she had become active online and posted YouTube videos calling for answers in her mother's case.
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In this lesson, you will learn about ways that young Somalis have become active during moments of national crisis.
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He decided to become active in the Alzheimer's Association and to do what he can to destigmatize the disease.
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The aim is to ensure that as students graduate, they are registered to cast their vote and become active citizens.
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The works become active ways of measuring various kinds of relationships, an experiment in reading through the Black Mountain experiment.
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But this relative has become active in alt-right causes, posting offensive material about minorities, immigrants and women on Facebook.
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Working on the demand side means helping girls become active in public life and agents of change in their own communities.
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She's since become active in Rad and her local of the American Postal Workers Union, whose 0006,000 members endorsed Sanders in January.
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In some cases, users are directed to join channels without any content and wait for them to become active, the report says.
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Three of his sons — Giuseppe, David and Ezra — eventually moved to Milan and, by the early 1960s, had become active art dealers.
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He had become active with the National Collegiate Players' Association, a college athlete advocacy group founded by former UCLA linebacker Ramogi Huma.
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Hovering it over interactive items is all well and good, but they'll only become active when it's just in the right spot.
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"We have a fairly strict process for activating sitters and only one-third of those that register actually become active," Greene says.
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The big question everyone should be asking here is: Are we educating our kids to become active citizens or passive, unquestioning consumers?
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As I think about what we need to prepare young people to become active, engaged citizens, I believe civic learning is key.
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"Due to climate shifts, warmer winters and wetter summers, we're seeing slugs become active all year round," Buglife's chief executive Matt Shardlow said.
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"At the resort, guests immediately become active citizens of the galaxy and can dress up in the proper attire," Disney's blog post reads.
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Through seeing and learning the roots of queer resistance, Riemer and Brown want to inspire followers to become active in equality movements today.
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One big drawback: Viruses can mutate significantly with each new generation, perhaps allowing a dead or weakened virus to become active once again.
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The marketplaces that exist at GitHub, npm and Stack Overflow are both made increasingly valuable as more developers become active users and contributors.
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Each is specialized: Some groups of neurons become active when we recognize faces, others when we read, others when we raise our hands.
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By this time Mr. Andreas had briefly attended Wheaton College in Illinois, and his younger brother Lowell had become active in the business.
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Most of the violence against Muslims has involved fringe Hindu vigilante groups that have become active in small towns and cities across India.
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The volcano on the island, once dormant, has suddenly become active, and is threatening a species eradication on par with, well, the last one.
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"Both the platform companies and we ourselves become active agents in the creation of conditions which are then exploited by criminals," Dr. Moglen said.
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Work to establish the center has begun and it is expected to become active in coming days, the Turkish Defence Ministry said on Twitter.
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My hope for the next generation, including my 4-year-old son Diego, is that they vote and become active participants in our democracy.
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The official also said not all tips called into the NTOC become active FBI investigations and some are passed on to local law enforcement.
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In high school, she had read about the Nordoff-Robbins approach to music therapy, which provides techniques for disabled people to become active participants.
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A local official said earlier this week that the militants had become active again in areas between the Diyala and the neighboring Salahuddin province.
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Bobbi Jean Three Legs, a young mother and long-distance runner from Standing Rock who had become active in the camp, had a vision.
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So we have to become active citizens and active human beings, and no matter what happens, we cannot afford to give up on each other.
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But during a lucid dream, the parts of the brain associated with self-assessment and decision-making suddenly become active and light up, he says.
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Not only will there be an uptick in the number of acquisitions, but in the size of transactions as large tech companies become active buyers.
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In Tom, the DNC will have an effective leader who will listen to the people and empower them to become active participants in our democracy.
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It was Reception Day, the moment when new cadets and cadet candidates sign their oaths of enlistment, become active duty soldiers and begin basic training.
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Her doctors told her to get off bed rest and become active once pre-labor started and that's what led McLady to the "Sorry" routine.
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Officials say the country needs to be ready to stop the spread of Zika when winter ends in the United States and mosquito populations become active.
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The Wausau Daily Herald says nocturnal birds, including a variety of owls and nighthawks, have reportedly become active, taken flight or called out during total eclipses.
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Typically, a third of these patients are listed as inactive due to an incomplete transplant evaluation, and about a third of inactive candidates never become active.
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Now, with his joining the board, Pershing Square's involvement will become active — in the style of a number of the fund's activist-oriented positions, he said.
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The official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said that because several details must still be worked out, the program will not become active immediately.
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The act, which established uniform standards for producing and handling organic food, was enacted in the 2000 farm bill, but didn't become active law until 22017.
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For example, he encourages one of the teens, who is about to leave for college, to become active in a group where he can share his perspective.
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And Perez, who has become active in the immigrant rights movement through the organization United We DREAM, said she won't allow the court's decision to discourage her.
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Yates visited the Harvard campus in January to address students about the Obama administration's progress reforming criminal justice laws, encouraging students to become active on the issue.
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In fact, the authors write that previous neuroscience research has found that the parts of the brain associated with hearing voices become active when people read dialogue.
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In 1997, Mr. Mikva and his wife founded the Mikva Challenge, an organization that raises money to encourage inner-city youths to become active in elective politics.
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In recent weeks, he's become active in Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Companies must keep up profitability, and will need to reduce cost while also driving greater volumes of consumers to become patients, and patients to become active patients.
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His father, Baruch, fought with the right-wing, pre-state militia and went on to become active in the Herut Party, a precursor to Mr. Netanyahu's Likud.
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More bad news: While military success against ISIS resulted in fewer deaths in Iraq, the group's become active in more countries -- from 13 in 2014 to 28. 5.
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"We will be monitoring closely if firms become active in this market consistently and solely for reasons other than seeking genuine risk transfer," Bulley told an industry event.
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"By and large the LoC was calm last night but you never know when it will become active again," said Chaudhry Tariq Farooq, a minister in Pakistani Kashmir.
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The research revealed that two genes in white blood cells become active only in case of bacterial infections, according to the study published in the JAMA medical journal.
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"We aim for our battery production to start in 2018 and become active after completion in 2023," he said, adding the factory would provide batteries for 500,000 automobiles.
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One of them is Tom Colicchio, the New York chef and television personality who has become active in American food politics and traveled with Ms. Pingree to Cuba.
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The federal government should extend this requirement to all states, encouraging students across the country to become active, informed citizens — and encouraging teachers to help get them there.
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Critics can challenge us to become active audiences instead of passive observers, and at their best, critics of color reveal layers that would be invisible without their eyes.
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The millions of NAFTA stakeholders should pay close attention and become active advocates, as needed, to help assure that this window of opportunity is not lost in disagreement.
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That delay might be discovered in the DNA, more likely in the sections that control when and how strongly genes become active, rather than in the genes themselves.
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A second delivery of Russian S-400 missile defense systems, set to become active next April, has been completed as of Sunday, Turkish officials said, according to Reuters.
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It claims that it is, in fact, fighting fraud and that it handles 85% of potentially improper accounts in the first four hours, often before they become active.
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Image: WikimediaThe researchers came up with a clever plan: expose tardigrades to various levels of stress, such as freezing and dehydration, and pinpoint the genes that suddenly become active.
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Much like VR, immersive theater—where audiences become active participants in the performance—creates escapist worlds, often replicating experiences where a user can take on a role as another.
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Foster, a family therapist, longtime environmentalist and father of two, had been living in Seattle for two decades, and he'd recently become active in raising awareness about climate change.
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The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics' Math Forum advances these simple questions to encourage students to become active and curious critical thinkers rather than passive consumers of mathematics.
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However, ending the DACA program is actually harmful to national security as it eliminates the opportunity for these young people to become active and productive members of their communities.
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Apple promoted this as a feature that's "great for families," as any limits that a parent (or you yourself) enforces in one place become active across all your Apple devices.
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"What we have seen is basically, these guys haven't been asleep and noticed good opportunities and have become active," Tom Wehmeier, head of research at Atomico, told CNBC by phone.
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Despite all the similarities, something is deeply different in dog genes, or in how and when those genes become active, and scientists are trying to determine exactly what it is.
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Since retiring from the CEO job, Chambers has become active in angel investing, so perhaps he is contemplating another run at at CEO job of a startup or small company.
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Bangladesh and India have been committed allies in the fight against violent radicalism, for example, and the Islamic State has become active in Sri Lanka and elsewhere in South Asia.
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The reason can be found in the activity of linked brain regions, such as the default mode network, that become active when our attention is not occupied with a task.
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Better information will also empower students to choose programs where they are more likely to graduate, find good jobs, go on to graduate school and become active in their communities.
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Temperature-sensitive plants have started to become active earlier than normal, sprouting leaves and flowers in coastal California and southern Nevada through to the southern Great Plains and the Atlantic Coast.
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It's worth mentioning that both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi will become active again when you toggle them off in the Control Center at 5 AM local time, according to Apple's documentation.
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It is above all the 15- to 30-year-olds who have become active, for example, in the important fight against irresponsible climate policies, taking the matter into their own hands.
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The big tech companies will only find themselves enmeshed in a growing public crossfire if they become active arbiters of content, purveyors of speech codes, and forerunners of a "Bladerunner" future.
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The conscious experience of pain, Wamsley explains, occurs when pain-related areas of your cerebral cortex—the outermost layer of your brain responsible for consciousness and higher thought processes—become active.
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As part of our program's duty to country, we teach youth to become active citizens, to participate in their government, respect the variety of perspectives and to stand up for individual rights.
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But under some particular circumstances—if, for example, the cell were making a protein typical of cancer—the velcro would not stick, and the lethal protein would become active, killing the cell.
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The owner family will now become active in brand-related activities, including the group's stake in Merlin Entertainments, operator of the six Legoland theme parks, and in Lego Education used in schools.
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Its social media feeds go dormant after mass shootings, downplaying the role of gun violence in America life, while always remaining steadfastly on message when they become active again two weeks later.
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"If the motor cortex starts sending signals in the absence of any actual movement, then this could cause the auditory cortex to become active, leading the perception of phantom voices," he tells me.
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President Donald Trump tweeted to echo filmmaker Michael Moore&aposs predictions for the 2020 presidential election that included a call for Democratic voters to become active in campaign activities as soon as possible.
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There are many gaps in our understanding of who he is, why the Children of the Forest chose him to "turn," and why he has suddenly become active again and is marching south.
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Furthermore, Wijesekara said, Red Cross crews have discovered that locations cleared during previous anti-dengue cleanup operations had once again become breeding areas because mosquito larvae had survived and become active with the rains.
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Jason is a 9/11 truther and started listening to Alex Jones as a young teenager but before Unite the Right he had been afraid to become active with the alt-right, even online.
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Many of the media giants from the 20173s and early 22017s remain market leaders with multi-billion dollar valuations, however, and have become active investors in startups as a tactic to help themselves evolve.
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Sorvino has also become active in the #MeToo and Time's Up movements and one of the most vocal women to speak out against former producer Harvey Weinstein regarding harassment in a hotel in 1995.
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A high proportion of their Muslim citizens come from the poorest parts of their respective countries, Morocco and Turkey, and relatively few have the wherewithal to become active players in prominent debates or political deliberations.
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A view of the amygdalae, the two almond-shaped areas hugging the center of the brain near the front that tend to become active when someone is digging in their heels about a political belief.
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"The London conference has been cancelled because the British embassy in Tehran could not issue visas for representatives of Iranian companies as its visa section has yet to become active," Ali Kardor told the weekly.
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With a quarter of the world's population infected with a latent form of TB that could one day become active, when you come in contact with this airborne disease, you're going to want some protection.
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One way to make sure you're not ignored is to be visibly present, and to that end, Orona has become active in his local community of undocumented immigrants, helping organize events and rallies around the cause.
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"Education needs to aim to do more than prepare young people for the world of work; it needs to equip students with the skills they need to become active, responsible and engaged citizens," the report states.
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The world would be safer for vulnerable people of all ages if more of us were willing to become active bystanders, to intervene when we see wrong being done, even when it's uncomfortable to do so.
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Other benefits tend to change as promotions become active, things become available, or FoundersCard negotiates a new partnership or improvement to an existing one, so it's difficult to share a comprehensive picture of what membership entails.
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Some joined women's marches in January, and many here have become active in grass-roots groups, galvanized by a special election this month to fill a vacant House seat that has long been in Republican hands.
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Whenever a mammal is in a particular environment, the specialized neurons associated with a particular place in its hippocampus (the part of the brain responsible for long- and short-term memory consolidation and spatial navigation) become active.
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The next step is therefore to irradiate laboratory-grown lines of whale cells, in order to encourage cancer-causing mutations and thus find out which genes become active in an attempt to clamp down on those mutations.
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In a previous study, Georgiadis found that in women, the same areas that tend to become active when viewing sexual imagery that neuroscientists have deemed pleasing also became active in response to photos of vomiting or feces.
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"So if you're the CrossFit kind of person, even though you are pregnant, you can still do that kind of activity and if you are not active, you could still become active at a lesser degree," he said.
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By the time the new owners began to become active, they appeared only interested in gaining control of the operational technology (OT) environment, which operated utility providers' hardware systems like pumps, monitors, and breakers, according to the report.
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Not to be outdone by SpaceX, however, are two companies that lack Musk's star power but have become active players in a new space race that many observers speculate will become the next major source of wealth creation.
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The goals of our program are not only to teach photographic skills, but to empower them to become active participants in their communities and to give them a platform to address social justice issues in the South Bronx.
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Her research led her to what is now known as the SOS response, a DNA repair mechanism that bacteria employ when their genomes are damaged, during which dozens of genes become active and the rate of mutation goes up.
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"There's no doubt that that photo and me getting unjustly fired from my position at work kicked off my drive and kicked off my desire to become active politically," Briskman told CNN's Erin Burnett on "Erin Burnett OutFront" Wednesday.
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In the novel, protagonist Tony Webster's life goes awry when two of his childhood friends — one living and one dead — become active in his life again, forcing him to question who he is and what his life has become.
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If a similar shock were to hit our system later this year, in a head-to-head Clinton-Trump race, the anti-Trump right would have to turn a final corner and, in an ultimate indignity, become active Clinton supporters.
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While promoting the film in Quebec in late 2011 and early 2012, they ended up meeting many students who'd become active in the movement against college tuition hikes, a fight that would involve half the province's student population by April 2012.
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Neymar has a $167 million market valuation, according to the Switzerland-based sports think tank the CIES Football Observatory, but the Spanish daily newspaper MARCA reported last year that a release clause in Neymar's PSG contract would soon become active.
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Research from Dr. Helen Fisher of Indiana University has shown that, when you scan the brains of people in love, they exhibit activity in the parts that produce and distribute dopamine—the same regions that become active when you take cocaine.
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ANKARA, Sept 15 (Reuters) - Turkey's defence ministry said on Sunday that the delivery of a second battery of Russian S-400 missile defence systems has been completed as of Sunday, and added that the systems would become active in April 2020.
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Regular readers of TechCrunch's Market-Mandated Stocks Coverage will note that we've been covering the public market's open and close lately, because with the return of volatility the markets have become active and therefore more influential in day-to-day news.
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In theory, while mammalian species did become active at night to avoid predatory dinosaurs, the evolution of nocturnal vision was the quality that allowed some of our ancestors to feed, forage, and hunt in the dark, and ultimately dominate their unique new niche.
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According to the official who shared a draft of a Federal Register notice with the San Francisco Chronicle, DHS intends to push the date the rule would become active into 2018 while it works on withdrawing it in a more permanent way.
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The deadline for the EBA to make a recommendation is April 2021, the same month the liquidity rules become active, meaning it may not be in time to prevent the rules from entering force with precious metals still included, the LBMA said.
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While it is not a pretty sight to see, Democrats should be thanking Bernie Sanders for inspiring so many people to become active in the Democratic Party, bringing the change to our democratic process that the party, and our country, certainly needs.
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If all goes well, those folks get to spend 15 or so more years living in a home alongside reasonably well-behaved sons and daughters, who develop personalities and passions of their own and become active participants in whatever adventures the family has.
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The disappearance of Mr. Carver and Ms. Brown had taken a strange turn last month when friends and family noticed that their Facebook accounts had suddenly become active, updated with posts they did not believe had been written by the couple, The Daily Beast reported.
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Myrna Perez, who heads the Voting Rights and Elections project at the Brennan Center for Justice, said the Supreme Court had reiterated that states must both give notice to voters whose registrations might be canceled and give those voters the time to either become active or respond.
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Tesla said in a statement it "wanted to do right" by its customers and, as part of the proposed deal, agreed to compensate car owners who had purchased the 2.0 version of Autopilot and "had to wait longer than we expected" for the driving features to become active.
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That figure includes both companies that have tried it as well as those who have stayed on to become active users, and Microsoft would only tell me that many stay on, with the number of people per company ranging from small groups to organizations with hundreds of users.
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" In Burke's own words, "Moderation will be stigmatized as the virtue of cowards, and compromise as the prudence of traitors, — until…the popular leader is obliged to become active in propagating doctrines and establishing powers that will afterwards defeat any sober purpose at which he ultimately might have aimed.
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I used my relationships with DJs and artists to get them to not only become active on the site and use it as a way to communicate with the world, but to in turn promote the social network to their audience — creating a viral marketing loop at no cost.
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Trey Beck, who left a career in finance to become active in Democratic politics, and who supports Warren's candidacy, told me that more aggressively auditing high-income earners, raising marginal tax rates, and taxing income and capital gains at the same rate were more practical correctives to inequality.
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But what I have noticed nationally and globally is that with the rise of white nationalism and elections going the way that a lot of people don't want them to go, young women are being inspired to take on leadership positions to become active and to develop their political voice.
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And we are determined as ever to stay on this path, so that more girls, through Girl Scouting, gain confidence, seek challenges, and become active decision-makers and proficient problem-solvers to the greatest degree possible — and frankly, are better equipped to navigate a world that is still, regrettably, a 'man's world.
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"The referendum's decision is going to affect all of us, particularly if you're a young (UK) citizen, as it will affect you for much longer," Kenny Imafidon, partnerships and research coordinator at Bite The Ballot, a party-neutral movement encouraging young people to become active change-makers, told CNBC over the phone.
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The difference between apes and humans is that in the human line one of these NOTCH2NLs has now become active, and has multiplied to create three versions, known as A, B and C. Crucially, this A, B, C pattern is replicated in the DNA of two extinct species of human, Neanderthals and Denisovans.
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With rents rising, tenants who live in single-family homes that are ineligible for rent control, like Ms. Jimenez, have become active in the Proposition 10 campaign, and she is a member of the Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment, which is running the "Yes on 10" Campaign with the AIDS Healthcare Foundation.
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Sabine Durden, who also appeared at the Republican National Convention and at last month's news conference with Mr. Trump to share the story of her son's 2012 death in a motorcycle crash involving an undocumented immigrant who was convicted of manslaughter, has said that she had been contemplating suicide before Mr. Trump inspired her to become active in his 2016 campaign.
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