Instead of marketing a network or creating conflict television, the goal would be to ask better-informed questions and get better-informed answers.
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Technology brings a clientele better informed in other ways, too.
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It probably won't even make you a better informed person.
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The key to progress is information — making ourselves better informed.
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If they were better informed, would they make different choices?
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And because he is local, his ruling may be better informed.
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Nixon is probably better informed than the average celebrity seeking office.
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Being better informed could make it easier to improve your score.
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One common goal is a better informed public, rejecting rampant falsehoods.
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Even Republican staffers will admit they've never briefed anyone better informed.
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That, in turn, attracts more readers, who end up better informed.
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Transparency should lower prices through four critical paths: better informed patients; better informed employers able to help their workers shop for value; improved ability for employers to discipline middlemen; and public pressure on high-cost providers.
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Now, tell us: do you feel better-informed and ready to browse?
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I wanted to be better informed about a lot of basic stuff.
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He will leave better informed but a long way from brokering compromise.
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When trade associations speak for their members, all Americans are better informed.
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As a result, he was often better informed than his chiefs of staff.
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Teams today are either wiser or more easily embarrassed, or just better informed.
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This empowers the client with relevant information to make better informed investment decisions.
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They were probably better informed than people in England were in those days.
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Scientists from all over the world are standing up for better informed democracies.
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All of this information could allow you to make better informed hiring decisions.
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Of all people, they should have been capable of making better-informed decisions.
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If both patients and healthcare providers were better informed, lives could be saved.
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Women are indeed better informed and have become increasingly fascinated by mechanical watches.
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Shulkin said he could have done more to ensure he was better informed.
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Then Mnuchin, better-informed, will back him up by saying something blatantly false.
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So I just have to be better informed about why they're making this recommendation.
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Yes, we need more voters, but, just as important, we need better informed voters.
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People are apoplectic about how they have not been better informed of what happened.
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You will actually learn a lot, be better informed and be much, much happier.
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He said he ended up better informed and less anxious, with more free time.
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He said he ended up better informed, less anxious, and with more free time.
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Presidents always have advisers who are better informed on foreign policy than the boss.
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Consequently, better-informed immigration hawks like White House senior adviser Stephen Miller and Sen.
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"It's a better-informed public and fire services better able to fight fire," she said.
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By increasing visibility of these hidden connections, Ryanair is helping customers make better-informed decisions.
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"There are lots of different connections that would just make me better informed," Brown said.
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Better informed citizens could only help in saving a world treasure like the coral reefs.
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Moreover, transparency about fund outlays will make the next reauthorization of VAWA far better informed.
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The technology will enable first-aid responders to arrive faster and provide better-informed treatment.
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Voter turnout could be higher, activism stronger and the public can always be better informed.
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Clinton knows how to work the system — she's better informed, better connected, and more strategic.
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Agencies are better informed than ever before about consumers, having amassed huge stores of their data.
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This helps me feel more in control and better informed about how much money I have.
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Respondents also were told that others believe the ads make patients better informed about treatment options.
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Better-informed employees aren't the only reason, but they surely account for part of the increase.
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This will allow buyers and sellers to make better-informed decisions about their future vehicle choices.
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Earlier today, India announced a WhatsApp bot to help its citizens be better informed about coronavirus.
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If he had waited a few days, Mr. Comey would have made a better-informed decision.
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We should also consider other, more radical, ways to make voters better informed and more engaged.
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Such overconfidence occurs when people think they are better informed and better investors than they are.
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The president will usually give a more fact-based detailed statement after he is better informed.
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Maybe if patients were better informed, they'd stop asking for the drugs when they're not necessary.
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In theory, it was a smart idea that could lead to better-informed spending and decision-making.
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I appreciate that Neyfakh doesn't make me feel dumb, then helps me be a little better informed.
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My goal is to be better informed, raise my voice, and participate in a more meaningful way.
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Many of the actioners were already retired, had bigger pension pots than average and were better informed.
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Could he really be no better informed as a retired professor than he was as a child?
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Are people in China are better informed about the presidential election than four or eight years ago?
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Greer in her mid-twenties seems hardly less naïve, or better informed, than she was at eighteen.
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"I still believe it's a good tool to make better informed decisions," Walker told me in December.
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Users were spending tons of time on social media, but they weren't necessarily happier or better informed.
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Both supporters and skeptics of democracy promotion will come away from this book wiser and better informed.
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As treasurer, he often received questions from education experts and realized he needed to become better informed.
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I left the hospital a better-informed patient, with new respect for the operating room staff members.
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There is also no reason to believe this spending makes American voters better informed about the candidates.
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There's also Marshmallow's "Android security patch level" feature, keeping users better informed about the state of their device.
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As it happens, those chances are better informed by history than by the result of a special election.
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This highlights another problem: to stand up to Ms Suu Kyi, MPs must be better informed than "the Lady".
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So yes, that means younger people are almost accidentally becoming better-informed simply because they spend more time online.
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The exchanges stipulate "timely and effective disclosure" on ABS products, on which better-informed investment decisions can be made.
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" Handler said her goal is to "be better informed, raise my voice, and participate in a more meaningful way.
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Ruderman hopes that by doing thorough research, young people can make a better-informed college decision than he did.
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We helped millions of people connect with candidates so they could hear from them directly and be better informed.
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What needs to happen for the public to be better informed and to demand more from their elected representatives?
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The horror of prolonged, unnecessary incarceration will not be overcome until judges are better informed and act more courageously.
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For one, Philpott says, the public needs to be better informed about how addictive some pain medication can become.
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There is an argument that regulators should accordingly insure that consumers are better informed and let them choose for themselves.
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By delivering a document of a reasonable length and scope, the public will be better informed and decision making improved.
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The post-pivot Trump needs to be more presidential: better informed on policy, more self-disciplined and less thin-skinned.
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As users become better informed, the alchemy of taking their data without paying and manipulating them for profit may die.
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I wanted to be better informed about why climate change is happening and what can be done to stop it.
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The Republican and Democratic nominees will be offered the briefings so they will be better informed during the general elections.
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The needs of communications and technology companies can be met while ensuring greater privacy protection for a better informed public.
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I find it interesting that he's so much better informed on Clinton's email issues than the nation's health care problems.
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Amazon's application says the process leads to safer, more connected neighborhoods, as well as better informed homeowners and law enforcement.
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Most headsets also come with compatibility specs, so that you can be better informed on how to pair accurately. 3.
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But she welcomed the F.D.A.'s proposals to ensure patients are better informed about the potential risks of breast implants.
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Better-informed audiences have the information needed to make up their own minds and bring about reforms and democratic institutions.
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You were just smarter and better read and better informed than your dumb ass adversaries, leftist and… Austin: Deeply elitist.
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The presidents we served believed a better-informed public would be more supportive of the president's policy and political objectives.
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We watch news coverage of terrorism because we think it'll make us better informed about how to keep ourselves safe.
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Do you walk away better educated, better informed, and better equipped to make better decisions because of the content we're providing?
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As insurance companies become better informed about the importance of various security technologies, the criteria for underwriting could become more relevant.
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Foster said he sympathizes with their dilemma and added that the public needs to be better informed to fix the problem.
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In the meanwhile, they write, young people "need to be better informed" about the risks of viewing the sun without protection.
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Prospective Social Security beneficiaries should be better informed about the advantages to working longer and waiting to claim benefits when possible.
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Incorporating these recommendations in the rule changes proposed will increase transparency and accountability and thereby lead to better informed decision-making.
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As a result, the American people will be better informed about who's paying for the ads they're seeing this election season.
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I've never heard a teacher say anything offensive, but I do think some of them could be a bit better informed.
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We scroll, click and swipe our days away, better connected than at any point in humanity — but not necessarily better informed.
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This doesn't mean, however, that the nation is better informed or having more rational debates about the issues of genuine importance.
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Newspaper endorsements can help educate voters on national and local candidates and lead to better-informed decisions at the ballot box.
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Once Volkswagen has access to customer data, it will be able to make better-informed decisions on future businesses and products.
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Advancements in substance abuse treatment practices offer new, promising alternatives for better-informed and infinitely more effective and cost-efficient policies.
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Seniors, for their part, would be better informed about whether a cannabis-based ointment does in fact relieve arthritic joint pain.
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Rather, they'd like to ensure that consumers are better informed and that vendors are upfront about the evidence backing the products' effectiveness.
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Those who respond to such studies, however, may be self-selecting—the type of people who are better informed to begin with.
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Real quick, the goal of Manny's is to create a central place for people to become better informed and more involved citizens.
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That earlier interview took place in on March 26, so Trump has had almost four months to devise a better-informed answer.
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They all think the presence of people with private sector experience in the regulatory state helps make the policymaking process better-informed.
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Earlier this year, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg laid out an improved vision for Facebook, that includes helping create a better-informed community.
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Therefore, the better informed we are about the signs and symptoms of trauma, the better we will be able to recognize them.
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In the United States, advances in healthcare and a public better informed about healthy lifestyles has lead to an increasingly aging population.
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As citizens we should try to be better informed about policy issues and the reasons for the decisions by our government officials.
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"We also present analyst price targets and volatility data to help users be better informed on what they're investing in," he says.
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"Today, our nation is safer, elections are more secure, and citizens are better informed about covert foreign influence schemes," Mr. Rosenstein said.
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The goal is to get a more detailed picture of the state of hate in America so that lawmakers are better informed.
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One must wonder if news consumers are better informed on matters of substance or if their heads are filling up with mush.
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The U.S. has many opportunities to benefit from China's size and growth, whether through better-informed trade negotiations or smarter marketing strategies.
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Describing it as a "memorandum of concern," General Allyn said that General McMaster should have been better informed about the Army regulations.
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But many economists say that this reckoning needs to happen much faster and that home buyers urgently need to be better informed.
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Links aren't enough, they need to be able to catch up or read ahead and, in general, be better informed by the product.
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One change that we are making: we are simplifying our newsletters to keep you better informed on what is happening on Extra Crunch.
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They, in turn, are choosing not to cut their own daughters because they're better informed about the physical and psychological effects of FGM.
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Indeed, it remains far from clear, though the notes of Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger show Reagan was better informed than he let on.
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Consumer education will be important, but hoping that better-informed citizens will help put an end to fake news is being too optimistic.
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As more biosimilars are approved by the FDA, patients and doctors need to be better informed about the safety and efficacy of biosimilars.
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If you watch the above video and read the below text, you can consider yourself better informed than Gary Johnson and Donald Trump.
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In those two areas, patients have the ability to make better-informed decisions and hospitals can use the data to improve their care.
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If the president is simply watching TV and reacting to the information he sees, he's no better informed than the average Fox News viewer.
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And it wasn't time particularly well spent: The questions were muddled, the discussion was shallow, and most viewers probably didn't come away better informed.
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This seems to have the effect of making the electorate slightly younger, hipper, and better informed, with a more progressive sense of player value.
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I think we'll actually use aspects of it to create better-informed briefs to make sure that there's better matches, to improve the skills.
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To become better informed on the candidates' stances, recently I read an article in The New York Times; listened to retired Air Force Gen.
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The idea behind the rule is to make patients better informed, so they can talk about the affordability of their medicines with their doctors.
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But prospects still need a rep to guide them through an increasingly complex B2B sales process in order to make better-informed buying decisions.
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Many people smarter and better informed than me work at Microsoft, and they have certainly been contemplating this problem for longer than I have.
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Increase the number of seniors who complete the Fafsa before March 13 (earlier completion leads to larger aid packages and better-informed financial decisions).
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Research on primary voting demonstrates that voters make better-informed and more coherent choices when the race involves just two or three major contenders.
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Ms. Gilbert, who is now a consumer safety lawyer, said that parents in the United States should be better informed about the product's risks.
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Those constituents expect them, over the course of their legislative terms, to use their judgment as better-informed proxies for the people they represent.
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On the plus side, that left me better informed about how I could take advantage of the services offered by my own Platinum Card.
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It is a rejoinder to the pressure on literature to serve as self-help, to make us empathetic or better informed, to be useful.
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That said, scientists are monitoring all these changes and will be able to use the data to make better informed decisions for the future.
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Such an effort would both improve the nonscientist's understanding of the world in which we live, as well as produce a better-informed electorate.
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Facebook's relationship with Definers has been reported previously by Politico and Axios, which seem to have been better informed about Facebook than the company's CEO.
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We think those changes would not only allow customers (and website developers) to make better informed decisions, they would benefit the Internet as a whole.
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A number of schools are focusing more on helping students complete their associate's degrees and making them better informed about what college entails, Brown said.
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We must all hope that when the time comes for actual negotiations, the players on the American side of the table will be better informed.
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I'd even say that people who spend time reading newspapers are probably better informed than an average person and could spot fake news more easily.
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Women travelers need to be better informed regarding precautions they can take, like avoiding walking in streets after dark or taking public transportation or rickshaws.
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We hope that the American public will be better informed about the state of this important aspect of the democratic process through its careful implementation.
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Customers are also better informed about the products they're buying because the information is coming from the retailers and not a third party, he insists.
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The Center For Disease Control and Prevention said that these results reveal that American adults need to be better informed about the benefits of flossing.
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Not only had I spent less time with the story than if I had followed along as it unfolded online, I was better informed, too.
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That would create a disincentive to prescribing more than three days' worth of opioid painkillers, he added, and leave patients better informed about the dangers.
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The goal of Manny's, like I said, is to create a central, affordable and accessible place to become a better informed and more involved citizen.
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Plus, thanks to the Internet and the easy availability of information about art, people are better informed than ever before and more interested in art.
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Yet as William Birdthistle, an academic lawyer, writes in an entertaining new book*, small investors need to become better informed about the way mutual funds work.
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It will program algorithms to prioritize real engagement — like time spent with pieces — over clickbait headlines that lure people in but don't leave them better informed.
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The exhibition remains largely mute about the latter, so one is unlikely to leave the Brooklyn Museum better informed about Israel-Palestine than when one arrived.
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But his contribution to the overall case was minimal and "in hindsight had he been better informed he wouldn't have sent out that tweet," Lamm said.
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"I certainly think that we will be much better informed in our debates if we have that sort of data and it's refreshed," she said. Rep.
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According to HHS, the idea behind the rule is to make patients better informed so they can talk about the affordability of medicines with their doctors.
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"Lessons from the project will enable BP to make better informed decisions when evaluating and developing battery applications in the future," BP said in a statement.
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It defied my understanding of what technology should be—it didn't make my life easier or more efficient, nor did it help me become better informed.
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Joseph Pred, founder of MARS an emergency services company that has worked with hundreds of US festivals, also wants to see festivalgoers make better-informed choices.
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That way, lawyers can steer their clients toward lawful conduct in the first place, and better-informed lawyers will make the legal system function more smoothly.
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In the meantime, start updating your LinkedIn profile and your resume, so you're better informed of options if it turns out you do lose your job.
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When my treatment ended, I became determined to help other women facing all forms of cancer to have a better informed, practical-yet-fashionable, empowered recovery.
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When my treatment ended, I became determined to help other women facing all forms of cancer to have a better informed, practical-yet-fashionable, empowered recovery.
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We can't fix everything, but we can help you be better informed about the decisions you make online — even if you don't realize you're making them.
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You keep whatever resources you managed to scrounge on your last trip out, so every time you leave the lobby, you're better armed and better informed.
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I as much blame the legislators as I do the staff for that hearing because, frankly, we need to help the staff people be better informed.
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One could see that as an indication that people are better informed than we think, and maybe a false story is just a drop in the bucket.
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"When it came to finding human DNA donors, we felt that there could not be two better informed individuals on the planet," Venter writes in his autobiography.
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Trump's barely hidden implication was clear to everyone in the room: Generals were no better informed, and in some cases even knew less, than low-ranking troops.
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As a result, the user would be better informed with respect to the topic and would be in a better position to draw his/her own conclusions.
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" If only the average citizen got better informed, participated more, and had more power, politicians would stop fighting, and start serving "the people" instead of "the interests.
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But the administration, insurers, states, and Congress all have a role to play in making it work even better, informed by the past three years of experience.
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"My goal is to be better informed, raise my voice, and participate in a more meaningful way," she said of her decision and her plans moving forward.
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High-frequency traders have completely ceded day-to-day trading to algorithms they've written, which are better informed, faster and less error-prone than the traders themselves.
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"Nowadays you have a better-informed buyer who is clearer on what they want, what they can afford and why they are moving abroad," says Mr Bridge.
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Perhaps if close to 40 percent of newspaper journalists hadn't also lost their jobs in the last decade, we might have a more realistic, better informed public.
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According to HHS, the idea behind the rule is to make patients better informed so they can talk about the affordability of their medicines with their doctors.
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The Times editorial made clear that reporting in an open society can lead to discomfort and distress among elected officials, in exchange for a better informed populace.
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And these are the committees that can facilitate, in a way that is transparent but also protects secrets that need to stay secret, a better-informed public.
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Stations can even stratify the times they air news for this same reason, which would prevent duplicative programming and create positive externalities for better-informed local communities.
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If they weren't aware of what Islam stands for they should know and research, then make a better informed decision on what they want to support or not.
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Consumers are now better informed, more demanding, and more price-sensitive than ever, and Apple will have to give them some reason to desire a broadly unchanged device.
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So, human beings will have that stuff, but they'll be better informed because they will be using AI and machine learning as part of the customer services workflow.
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People would be inclined to have a better opinion of Mexico in general if they were better informed by ourselves about what we do with the United States.
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The Air Force Special Operations Command's (AFSOC) goal with the new pathway is to enable candidates to make better-informed decisions on which career field suits them best.
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It also would codify changes adopted since 2016 within American intelligence agencies designed to streamline the federal response, better study the Russian threat and keep Congress better informed.
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Let's hope that increased awareness about the 1988 massacre will make the international community better informed of the depths of violence and inhumanity of the Iranian theocratic regime.
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But data that helps cities make better-informed decisions about transit improvements could help Uber rise above the competition while also settling nagging thoughts about the company's trustworthiness.
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"Her work was not recognized during her lifetime," Mr. Korallus said, adding that he felt that it would engage young travelers, who are better informed today than ever.
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At the same time, Congress needs to be kept much better informed of the specific operations carried out by U.S. vetted units in Mexico and throughout the world.
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In April, the 38-year-old announced she is studying to become a lawyer so she can be better informed while advocating for reforms to the US justice system.
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"If he devoted as much time to giving clear, comprehensive speeches on monetary policy, everyone would be much better informed as to what the Bank's thinking is," Mortlock said.
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When she said in her statement on Wednesday that she wanted "to be better informed, raise my voice, and participate in a more meaningful way," she actually meant it.
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With other clients we may say, 'If we don't sell it on the private market within three weeks, we can put it on the MLS and be better informed'.
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All of the units would come with the Integrated Battle Command System (IBCS), designed to give commanders a better perspective of their operating environment to make better informed decisions.
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In April the 38-year-old announced she is studying to become a lawyer so she can be better informed while advocating for reforms to the US justice system.
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Sheila Weinberg, CPA, is founder and chief executive officer of Truth in Accounting, a nonprofit organization that researches government financial data and promotes transparency for a better-informed citizenry.
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"Irrespective of the outcome of the 2016 US Presidential election, the real victor is the US public which is better informed as a result of our work," he writes.
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The promise of digital life was that it would democratize information and creation—that we would all be better-informed and able to share our creative/academic/etc. works.
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Public radio, in which many narrative podcasters got their start, is not for profit, and aims at producing programming in the service of a better, and better-informed, society.
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Patients need to be better informed, he said, and should be empowered to opt out of procedures that are likely to rack up big bills without providing much benefit.
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In my experience, business lobbyists on both sides of the Export-Import Bank issue are deeply informed — better informed than I am, for sure — and make somewhat persuasive arguments.
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Last year, Ikea recalled 29 million dressers after 4 children died when they fell over, an incident Mierzwinski cited as an example where consumers could have been better informed.
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The advisors using DFA funds are better informed, the thinking goes, and so they themselves (along with their clients) aren't panicking or switching money in and out in volatile markets.
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If you truly take the time to study all aspects of a relationship or transaction, you will be much better informed of the benefits and risks that come with it.
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In addition, it would need to break the executive branch's current monopoly on economics and scientific analysis, thereby ensuring that Congress is better informed in its oversight of regulatory agencies.
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Some of the other requests included price transparency measures to let consumers make better-informed decisions about their treatments, and lifting the Affordable Care Act's restrictions on physician-owned hospitals.
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If you're in an underground metal band, you're taking a nuanced approach to personal turmoil and spiritual ennui through examining your dark side and bringing together a better-informed community.
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Kane, who works the graveyard shift as a 911 dispatcher, said she spent extra time reading the news and researching issues so she would feel better informed in her letters.
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"What's more, these technological advancements — chatbots, automated texting — will allow candidates to be better informed regarding the status of their application and more engaged in the overall process," he said.
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While those fees still exist, banks make less money from them after post-Great Recession regulations made charging them harder and as mobile apps keep users better informed on their balances.
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ZIA KHAN Vice President, Initiatives and Strategy The Rockefeller Foundation New York To the Editor: The proposition by Phillip A. Sharp and Alan Leshner must be better informed by the past.
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By getting a notification if a trip is going to take 45 minutes or longer, drivers will be better informed to decide whether they want to turn down the trip request.
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The fate of the TPP remains unclear, but there are several steps the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) can take to ensure that the public is better-informed in future trade negotiations.
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But with exponentially more "news" sites available to track President Trump and Congress, it falls increasingly to consumers to make better informed choices as to where to turn for reliable information.
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"The more transparency we have as far as who is putting out ads and messages, the better informed the voter is," said Jerry H. Goldfeder, a veteran New York elections lawyer.
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Here are some ideas for becoming smarter, better informed citizens and part of the solution: It's time for all of us to hold ourselves accountable for unifying and healing our nation.
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There is a Zika virus education application hosted on the World Health Organization website that was developed for healthcare professionals so that they are better informed regarding the disease and its threats.
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"This guidance will result in a more transparent decision making process, with better informed decision makers on issues that affect our climate," said Liz Perera, climate policy director at the Sierra Club.
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"The FAA believes the BFA program will enhance safety and professionalism, and will allow consumers to be better informed before they choose a commercial balloon ride operator," the FAA said last week.
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Not only that, some argue compulsory voting has spillover effects such as better-informed voters, a more even distribution of political knowledge throughout the electorate, and cheaper campaigns (since turnout is guaranteed).
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There was no sense of the real-time nature of Twitter, no sense of being better informed rather than merely entertained, no sense of being part of a community or connecting with others.
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But you can likely make better-informed decisions by taking the time to actually assess what the benefits and drawbacks are in every situation, and then not being afraid of taking a chance.
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That's absolutely the appropriate tack you should take: that you explain what's happening, and that once those audience members have that information, then they can go forward and be better-informed citizens. Right?
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"Our nation is safer, our elections are more secure, and our citizens are better informed about covert foreign influence efforts and schemes to commit fraud, steal intellectual property, and launch cyberattacks," Rosenstein wrote.
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By understanding how one investment has performed compared to another option you may be considering, you can often make a better-informed decision about which may be the right choice for your portfolio.
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Having an OTA bolstered by subject matter experts across a wide range of technologies and verticals can provide a heuristic resource for Congress to make better informed decisions on matters of national importance.
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"Today, our nation is safer, elections are more secure, and citizens are better informed about covert foreign influence schemes," Rosenstein said at an event in the Yale club in New York last Thursday.
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Founded in Paris back in 2012, before launching today's proposition in 2015, LumApps has developed what it describes as a "social intranet" for enterprises to enable employees to better informed, connect and collaborate.
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Through the use of artificial intelligence, hashed images, and partnerships between companies, we're now arguably much better informed about the scope and spread of these images — and are better equipped to catch abusers.
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"This permits me, better informed, to go back and advocate for what I believe you need, as brought to me by your minister of defense and, certainly, your president," Mattis said in August.
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"Consumers are now empowered to take more control of their own health information to make better informed decisions about their medical care and healthy living," said FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb in a statement.
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The findings might also one day help people with a family history become better informed about their risk of developing a brain tumor so they can be aware of any signs of the disease.
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In fact, recently-appointed Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh distinguished himself on that very decision by being wrong on every count and receiving an embarrassing intellectual drubbing by his better-informed peer, Judge Srinivasan.
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The idea is to let companies that operate in physical domains — starting with infrastructure construction — use AI to help make better informed decisions based on multiple variables, which are large in number and complexity.
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Facebook is testing a new feature designed to give people additional context on articles they see in News Feed, so that they can be better informed about the information they share, read and trust.
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Because not everyone is terrible, plenty of better-informed fans came to Zoe's rescue, sharing their best wishes — and their own bittersweet memories of having done the same to their sons' long, lush hair.
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Mr. Satoh is convinced that, if consumers are better informed about a product's development, they will make smarter choices and be likelier to appreciate their purchases, reducing the risk of them being discarded irresponsibly.
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As writers of countless thought pieces would agree, the youth today love to hold themselves to a certain standard and having grown up with the internet they're better informed about what's good and what's not.
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With this date fast approaching, it's our responsibility to point you in the direction of deals that will help you to be better informed, and one such deal exists on the online learning platform Udemy.
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While older Chinese tourists typically travel in groups where they are ferried between shops catering to them, Chinese millennials tend to be better-informed about what they want, travel independently and spend less on shopping.
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"No offense to your colleague from FOX News but I think that I am little bit better informed than they are in terms of when the White House has made a decision," Sanders said Thursday.
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While I can't give you a buy or sell opinion on any specific deal that's coming out, I tried to give you some helpful information so that you are better informed before making this decision.
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For better or worse, Trump is now the GOP nominee, and there are hundreds of professional Republican Party politicians and operatives around the country who would gladly help him become a sharper, better-informed candidate.
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The memos are short, accessible, free of jargon, and meant to appeal to those involved in making policy, journalists, and writers who comment on policy and, most importantly, citizens who want to be better informed.
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They see these black voters as needing to be led, directed and better informed rather than as sophisticated voters fully capable of making informed decisions that they believe are best for their lives and communities.
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While a significant portion of his fan base doesn't care to be better informed, wouldn't it make sense to peel off enough of them with a degree of intellectual curiosity to elevate our political discourse?
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As the public debate continues to unfold on health care and lawmakers are even more hungry to hear from better-informed voters, PBMs are part of the solution that lowers drug costs and improves quality.
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But most of the empirical evidence we have suggests that it's only the more interested, better-informed people who have enough context to be able to interpret those cues appropriately and to use them sensibly.
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Should Proposition F pass, the San Francisco Board of Education has committed to implementing a plan to give 163- and 17-year-olds the resources they need to be better informed citizens in an election.
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Once this is done, we can start delivering analytics and insights directly to their users in real time and with high accuracy, enabling businesses to make better-informed decisions at a faster speed and scale.
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Seeing just how much money they would lose if and when the next crash happens, and whether that portfolio has enough potential for upside gains to provide a comfortable retirement, will lead to better-informed decisions.
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I often think that if you're getting the information about the news from things that are a little bit slower right now, you're often better informed than if you're staying up to the minute on Twitter.
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"The change will be determined in parliament tomorrow, following which business will be better informed as to whether a change in the prime ministership will be accompanied by policy changes or refinements to policy," Fleming said.
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"The next time I hope the president, if he's going to speak about Sweden, is better informed about what the conditions really are here," Swedish Justice and Migration Minister Morgan Johansson told Reuters in an interview.
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But we believe that, like the British public who were hungry for information and showing evidence of buyer's remorse after the Brexit vote, the American public too will want to become better informed as events unfold.
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With their new voting rights in mind, this clubhouse was intended to be a place where women could meet and share knowledge about political issues so as to be better informed participants in the electoral process.
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Sheila Weinberg, CPA, is the founder and chief executive officer of Truth in Accounting, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Chicago that researches government financial data and promotes transparency for a better-informed citizenry.
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According to HHS, the idea behind the rule is to make patients better informed so they can talk about the affordability of their medicines with their doctors, and to make Medicare and Medicaid run more efficiently.
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Curious citizens could develop a more nuanced understanding of what was going on; voters would be better informed; we would ferret out the truth from the bottom up and greater freedom would be the inevitable result.
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We'll all be fine and probably better informed going forward if that becomes a weekly affair for print and broadcast media while this president and his successors just talk to us directly whenever and however they want.
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" "We've been working with Russia with the [International] Space Station, and doing a lot of things with Russia, not just that," Alicie said, adding that critics of the Russia shirts "need to be a lot better informed.
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"When you have that regular interaction with your eye doctor, you're more likely to take better care of your eyes, because you're better informed," said Deirdre Middleton, spokeswoman for the American Optometric Association, which represents eye doctors.
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Policymakers should foster public-private partnership with government agencies, to ensure that private sector innovations can provide advanced mission-based analytics, synthesizing data in a way that enables better informed decisions to be made for recovery efforts.
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"It wasn't until he got to the White House that he was better informed in terms of what were the possibilities in terms of barriers," Ms. Roybal-Allard added, recalling what Mr. Kelly said about Mr. Trump.
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Kennedy said that the zoom feature on the drone's camera allows officers to see a license plate from two miles away, and that kind of tool helps them make better informed decisions and plot a smarter strategy.
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But warning the American public about disinformation can help mitigate its harm and allow people to make better-informed decisions, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein said in remarks to the Aspen Security Forum in Colorado announcing the policy.
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That people have become so active around such issues should mean that conversations about mental health will be more frequent in 2016, better informed, and more encouraging of empathy, because this is what helps break down social stigma.
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We need to have a much better-informed debate about how our data -- the bits and pieces of information that make up virtually every detail of our daily lives, and our personalities -- is being bought, packaged, and sold.
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We want people to come out with a greater understanding of the science behind cannabinoids so they can have a better-informed discussion and feel more empowered as a patient to have a say in their treatment options.
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Whether you're trying to pick a nondairy milk alternative or curious about intermittent fasting, Reinagel is will likely have an episode on the subject, and her levelheaded delivery will leave you feeling calmer as well as better informed.
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Whether it was because of readers' desire to be better informed, or simply to support a newspaper that was aggressively covering Trump's administration, the Times grew by hundreds of thousands of subscribers in the months following Trump's victory.
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In a seemingly good-faith effort to keep page owners better informed about whether they're continuously posting content that violates its rules, Facebook says it's updated the administrative portal of its site to include a new "Page Quality" tab.
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Still, despite the fact that the public these days is much better informed about transgender rights in certain parts of the world, the realities of what it means to be transgender are very different depending on where you live.
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At the same time, Mr. Xi is grappling with a labor force that is better informed and more easily organized because of social media, and also more assertive, in part because of grass-roots rights groups that have emerged.
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A comprehensive, international approach is needed to promote best practices — and to identify troubling new trends — so that better-informed citizens can make smarter decisions, and so that elections will be perceived by the public as being well-run and trusted.
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Even so, primary voters tend to be better informed than voters at the general election—and reason seems to have prevailed more often than not in this round, as Republican and Democratic voters alike turned to the more electable candidates.
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Just come up with ways of reducing the connection and the thing about it is, by every measure and this is actually been measured by peer-reviewed researchers, you become better informed, you have more free time and you become happier.
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In today's era of readily available statistics and the "on the job" experience that comes with managing fantasy squads, that sense is not entirely invalid—fans really are smarter than they used to be, or at least they're better informed.
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"Senators who opposed hearing from these witnesses, when their testimony would have better informed a judgment on the guilt or innocence of the president, will be hard pressed to explain why," the House impeachment managers said in a joint statement.
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"Managers and owners of the theme parks should immediately release animal health and dental records so that the zoo and research communities can be better informed of the causes and consequences of dental pathologies in captive orca," Jett told Gizmodo.
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"Consumers need to be better informed about the provider networks they are signing up for," said study leader Wendy Xu, from the division of health services management and policy in the College of Public Health at The Ohio State University.
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Another planned update will add more information and clarity around "often confusing travel elements," such as add-ons, duration and transfers — also intended to de-stress the trip-planning processes by making customers feel better informed and more in control.
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A major candidate, one who was expected to shake up the entire presidential race as early as November of last year, crashed and burned, beset at all sides by candidates who seemed better informed on everything from immigration to war powers.
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They're relying on us to tell them what we found when we compared the candidates' answers to reality, and to the best analysis on offer from experts, so they can make a better-informed judgment on what actually happened in the debate.
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The company's active removal of misinformation and its disclosure of those actions has allowed the public to stay better informed about the type harmful content they may come across on Facebook and stay abreast of what the company is doing to combat it.
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That's why Clinton's defeat should have led to a much better informed political class that chose to eschew conspiracy theory explanations for the 2016 results, rely less on polls, and focus on how to better listen to and connect with more voters.
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It is a victory that the American people will be better informed about who is funding the ads they see before they head to the polls in November and have a clearer picture of who is trying to influence how they vote.
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Fueled by the rise of a younger generation of voters who are more educated and better informed than their parents, as well as increasing frustration with widespread corruption and sclerotic government institutions, the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party nearly won the 2013 election.
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While Deaibes laughed off the first wave of witch hunts as comically inept—clueless customs officials looking for illicit hard rock CDs while blithely waving through blasphemous black metal ones – the second round was better informed and more serious in its consequences.
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On Thursday, Cohen said he kept a person identified as "Individual 1," an apparent reference to President Trump, better informed of his efforts to raise a Trump Tower in Moscow than he had previously admitted to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.
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I may be at the extreme end of the yes-brainer approach to shopping, but consumers are better informed and more curious than ever, and taking a stand, even a casual one, against that movement indicates a kind of frailty of imagination.
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But I can never escape the sense that Last Week Tonight's default position is that if you know this stuff, you are a better human being, and that by simply becoming better informed, you are superior to those who hear Oliver's message and reject it.
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Asked about the poll results, a spokeswoman for leading pharmaceutical trade group PhRMA said analysis shows information about disease and treatment options improves cooperation between health care providers and patients, and that making patients better informed is the objective of direct-to-consumer advertising.
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"Many people raised concerns about our ability to enforce our rules fairly and consistently, so we developed a longer, more in-depth training process with our teams to make sure they were better informed when reviewing reports," Twitter wrote in a company blog post.
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"60GHz wireless systems could also enable smart city applications, where data is collected from a massive number of sensors, smart utility meters, smart parking meters, traffic cameras and even street lights so city planners can make better informed decisions," the group explains in today's announcement.
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"Drones are transforming the way first response and civil protection missions operate by not only helping commanders make faster, smarter and better informed decisions, but also by providing first responders with more detailed information from an aerial perspective," said Romeo Durscher, DJI's director of education.
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In addition to convening a group of outside experts, UNC said it would create a family advisory council to provide feedback to hospital leaders and would develop a new system for quality and safety reporting to keep administrators and UNC's board of directors better informed.
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So, the basic argument for another referendum is that voters know much more now than they did in 2016, and that they can therefore make a far better informed decision on the historically critical decision, and in the process break the logjam in Parliament.
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There's more at stake here than you might think: either Big Tech helps Americans become better-informed, more responsible citizens able to think for ourselves, or the Big Censorship era--where politically incorrect "disinformation" could just as easily be criminalized--will soon be upon us.
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In October Jean-Claude Juncker, president of the European Commission, said that the EU needed better trade defence instruments to take on "stupid populists", and the issue is now Chefsache—so important that it must be negotiated among European leaders rather than their (often better-informed) ministers.
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"My personal concern isn't the young girls, it's the adults who should have better informed the girls of the history of our university and why the Trump paraphernalia might be inappropriate in light of recent racial tensions especially coming from non POCs [people of color]," she said.
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The idea is that it can offer the user feedback on how often contractions are happening and how many minutes apart they are, so that expectant mothers and their partners can make better informed decisions about whether labor is starting or if it's just a false alarm.
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The company will also roll out a sub-brand for parents, focused on keeping them better informed about what kids are watching online – an area where there's a clear need for expertise given the vast amount of online content available today via online services and YouTube.
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With this insight, we're better informed of ways we can partner with cities on proven policies to reduce VMT and improve mobility for all" Like Pangilinan's blog, there was a sideways acknowledgement of congestion issues in the joint statement, which acknowledged "rideshare's higher prevalence in urban cores.
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"In the luxury watch sector, the challenge today comes from the change of generational thinking among today's watch consumers who are younger, better informed and more unpredictable," said Oliver Müller, founder of the consultancy firm LuxeConsult and former chief executive of the watch brand Laurent Ferrier.
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Electrek points out that while Autopilot can and does use live data, it also leans a lot of GPS data and its own "high precision maps" built from data collected across the entire fleet of vehicles, which will be better informed though vehicles equipped with the new hardware array.
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College basketball players are no longer prepackaged stars (Bias spent four seasons at the University of Maryland and was the ACC Player of the Year as a junior and senior) and, several generations later, this country is simultaneously numb to and better informed about the aftermath of drug use.
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Considering the momentous impact of Brexit on transatlantic security, global economics and the future of a continent that was once engulfed in mass murder and war, which led to the creation of a unified Europe in the first place, a better-informed Brexit vote would be wise indeed.
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The Facebook -owned instant messaging service announced the WhatsApp Coronavirus Information Hub — in partnership with the WHO, UNICEF, and UNDP — to offer simple, actionable guidance, general tips and resources for users around the world to be better informed about the disease and hence reduce the spread of rumors.
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In a year when major media outlets marveled at the Reagan-esque simplicities of Ben Sasse's frayed bromides and J.D. Vance's dubious anecdotes, or extolled the visionary successes of Dollar General, Night in the Woods is better informed, more compassionate, and more important portrait of America than any of them.
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He created Zwivel with the idea that if patients had a faster and easier way to see doctors' credentials and get doctors to answer questions about surgical procedures and prices in advance, they would be better informed and more likely to sign up when they went for the in-office consultation.
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"I think if we can help other young people especially capture some of the magic of being an investor in the company, and actually feeling like you're part of that company and the products, will lead to an overall healthier economy and a much better informed investing public," Tenev said.
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The more the public knows about how the government is planning to use face recognition technology and other biometric technologies, the better informed the public can be and the better able the public can be to make decisions about how the government should be allowed to use this kind of technology.
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Instead, the official said that the restraint measurement is part of its Inpatient Psychiatric Facility Quality Reporting program, which is intended to encourage facilities to improve the quality of their inpatient care and disseminate information to the public so that they can be better informed when they choose their health care providers.
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"Experience has shown that [Legal Orientation Program] attendees are positioned to make better informed decisions, are more likely to obtain legal representation, and complete their cases faster than detainees who have not" gone through the program, Tae Johnson, assistant director for custody management at ICE, said in the memo, according to the Post.
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And I know and you know from your own behavior that the longer you spend on your device scrolling through, yes, you can get better informed and it certainly allows you to stay on top of what's happening right now in the moment, but it can also leave you feeling listless and jangly and edgy.
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"We want doctors and patients to be aware of the lack of evidence of safety and effectiveness for these uses so they can make better informed decisions about their cancer treatment and care," said Dr. Terri Cornelison, assistant director for the health of women at the F.D.A.'s Center for Devices and Radiological Health.
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"In the United States, what Mark is talking about trying to do is have some kind of greater industry standards bodies, to be able to both harmonize the approach of the different companies to similar sets of issues, and also to make sure that consumers are able to be better informed by the consistency across the board," he said.
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A primary goal of the class — called "Epidemics, natural disasters and geopolitics: managing global business and financial uncertainty" — is to bring "expert knowledge on how to deal with these crises to investors, workers, consumers and savers, so that they are better informed and can make better decisions," said Mauro Guillen, a professor of international management, who coordinated the class.
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We've rolled out, under Tim's leadership, proxy in the U.S., proxy around the globe, and on top of that, it's digital as well, because we want to get your listeners, the retail investors we both care so much about, the ability to give them the information they want in a digital format and make them better informed with less work on their part.
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Arne DuncanArne Starkey DuncanHow Democrats learned to stop worrying and love teachers Obama Education Secretary: US education system is 'top 10 in nothing' Obama Cabinet official: Trump doesn't want educated workforce MORE said on CNN's "New Day" that a low-educated workforce plays into Trump's "authoritarian tendencies," as better-informed citizens would be better positioned to question his false or misleading claims, according to The Washington Post.
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Water immersion, an earlier version of cold water immersion (today's first line treatment for EHS), was described by the Greek physician Hippocrates in 400 B.C. But even as today's young athletes and their parents are becoming better informed about the risks of concussion and dehydration out on the field, many believe that heat is merely uncomfortable and do not recognize the dire risks it can present.
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Widespread resistance to Trump's orders drew more attention to sympathetic cases of people he is hurting, drew more attention to the positive experiences of communities that have hosted refugees, drew more attention to the paucity of security risks emanating from the people impacted, and probably caused a lot of people who may have been generically skeptical of Trump but not knowledgeable about this particular issue to become better-informed.
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"We believe that by putting them out there investors are better informed and can judge for themselves whether our diversity is the type that helps deliver positive performance," said Campos, a former securities regulator who is also the incoming chair of the Latino Corporate Directors Association in Washington, D.C. As it stands, minorities are scarce on corporate boards relative to their populations: African Americans account for 13 percent of the U.S. population, and those who are "Hispanic or Latino" account for 18 percent, according to recent U.S. Census Bureau estimates.
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