Thus strengthening your Facebook profile as a borderless digital identity.
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Nobody should expect the true borderless standard of most cryptos.
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"We feel that gaming is a borderless activity," Sharma said.
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It's allowed people's culture consumption habits to become global, borderless.
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The company launched "Borderless" accounts in May of this year for small businesses who make regular international transactions, and that product is expanding later this year with Borderless accounts for individuals and payment cards.
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"It is the very essence of a borderless Europe," he added.
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It also has skinny bezels for a virtually borderless screen experience.
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The following is an exclusive excerpt from Eliot Peper's forthcoming Borderless.
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A huge refugee flow has raised questions about a borderless Europe.
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It was a borderless meme, ready to travel across cultures and
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Especially since the Borderless account and card makes so much sense.
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Illusions of a Borderless WorldBy Jack Goldsmith and Tim Wu238 pp.
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Borderless CEOs shuttle from one country to another in pursuit of efficiencies.
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Both monitors have borderless bezels and a 1,900R curvature with anti-glare.
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In a borderless virtual world, can national governments effectively police individual privacy?
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Non-European Union member Iceland is member of Europe's borderless travel area.
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So, any time we do that we are breaking that borderless nature.
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Online services like TransferWise provide borderless transfer services with current exchange rates.
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But first, a borderless world, that&aposs the focus of tonight&aposs Angle.
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Importantly, Bitcoin is a global digital currency that is borderless, frictionless and secure.
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The borderless world, it turns out, still has some very powerful guard posts.
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It is a lawless, borderless place, threatened by terrorists and run by crooks.
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Borderless problems, including cyberthreats and climate change, are challenging its problem-solving capabilities.
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The first successful networked, borderless, transnational political coalition has arisen, and guess what?
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Researchers work together across borders on borderless problems—from climate change to artificial intelligence.
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Parks added that car manufacturing could be another area hit hard by borderless trade.
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Neither paradigm is useful in the borderless African continent that he imagines for himself.
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It features a 1.9-inch AMOLED screen that the company says should look borderless.
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In-car connectivity requires collaboration but that industry-wide, borderless cooperation is under threat.
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It has introduced a "borderless" account allowing customers to move money between 40 different currencies.
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Both of these data points speak to the secure, borderless, frictionless power of digital assets.
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Meanwhile, Holup's borderless yet fragmented maps defy local and macro perspectives, including national borders themselves.
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"If everything is digital, and location-independent, you can run a borderless country," Kotka said.
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The new borderless technologies appear to be having much the same effect, at lightning speed.
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Millennials are oriented around neighborhood hospitality, rather than national identity or the borderless digital world.
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Chino Amobi: With NON, we exist as a state, the NON state—a borderless society.
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Money transfer company TransferWise has begun a private launch of its "Borderless account" for consumers.
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It is open and borderless, with relatively liquid markets in every country in the world.
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Not only is it borderless, but places like 217chan were built for right-wing extremists.
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Virtual. Decentralized. Voluntary. Borderless. This is Bitnation, a blockchain-powered government service platform like nothing else.
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Exactly what makes someone "American" has been debated since the nation was a borderless, lawless dream.
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Borderless travel in Europe is all but over, threatening a shining achievement of the European Union.
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It also raised big questions about the future of the internet as a global, borderless commons.
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The European Union's commitment to the free, borderless movement of people is in danger of collapse.
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Since its inception, the internet has struggled to stay a borderless space for ideas and commerce.
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Brexit also creates an intractable challenge to Northern Ireland's borderless edge with the rest of Ireland.
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First, those attacks — hard to attribute, borderless, and sudden — show how cyber threats erode sovereign power.
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Eventually, an international framework will be needed because many of these enterprises encompass global, borderless businesses.
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THE EARLY vision for a borderless, unregulated internet has not panned out as its pioneers hoped.
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Hillary's vision is a borderless world where working people have no power, no jobs, no safety.
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A piecemeal approach of state-by-state privacy laws would be disastrous for the borderless internet.
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The facts of geography are not what matters—the conditions workers are entitled to are borderless.
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Adopting all these styles, spanning sound and tongue, these cosmic meanderings are moving, strange, and seemingly borderless.
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" The Associated Press cited a slogan that read "borderless solidarity instead of nationalism: attack the G-20.
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He beseeched other nations to jointly address these borderless issues, by agreeing and observing enlightened worldwide rules.
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Borderless by Eliot Peper Earlier this year, Eliot Peper released Bandwidth, the first in his Analog trilogy.
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One of the most striking aesthetic features of the OnePlus 7 Pro is its virtually borderless screen.
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Britain's hitherto borderless approach to capital and labour has helped to make it a European tech centre.
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"We want to make sure that people are able to communicate in a borderless way," Bickert said.
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TransferWise, a UK startup that offers international transfers, has also entered the US market offering borderless accounts.
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In 2018, TransferWise debuted a borderless account and multi-currency debit card by teaming up with Mastercard.
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On migration, last year's drama exposed the weakness of a borderless space with wildly varying asylum policies.
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The fuzzy aesthetic blending Italian trattoria, San Francisco bistro and Shaker Meeting House echoed the borderless cuisine.
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That's because American laws, and diplomatic relationships, move slowly and predate the borderless world of computer crime.
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It was capitalism run amok, a borderless and lawless Wild West not witnessed since the Gold Rush.
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From bright neon shoes to see-through pants, the fashion trends of the modern world is borderless.
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Sinn Fein will try to sell the idea that a united, borderless Ireland is better for everyone.
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It's become popular in Japan through the NO-MA Borderless Art Museum, founded in Shiga in 2004.
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With the world becoming borderless, our children have more opportunities than ever to travel without adult supervision.
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It's another step in the erosion of the ideal of borderless travel across most of the European Union.
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Because of the borderless nature of ocean plastics, scientists and activists are increasingly advocating for a global solution.
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Clinton's speech, arguing that his opponent envisions a borderless America where workers have no power and no security.
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And with the internet's borderless nature, the regulations are set to have an outsize impact far beyond Europe.
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This almost borderless style is then further complemented by an incredibly thin profile that measures just 15 millimeters.
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It recently launched a product known as "borderless account," which lets a user hold money in multiple currencies.
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"Borderless money" is more than a buzzword when you live in a collapsing economy and a collapsing dictatorship.
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Today, on the neglected fringes of a city that has been transformed by borderless wealth, globalization means immigrants.
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Both phones have a 250-inch borderless screen and triple-lens cameras with rectangular modules on the back.
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Generally, it's not a practical idea for states to have competing rules for ISPs because the internet is borderless.
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And don't just look within U.S. borders — there is no virtual wall in our borderless digital media world. 6.
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Much of what she represents is precisely what we hope Visa to represent: a borderless view of the world.
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Taking borderless smartphone innovation to new heights, we're thrilled to give you a first look at 'Waterfall Screen' technology.
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The resulting pairings are poetic reminders of the borderless sky, in contrast to the artificial boundaries separating nations below.
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The difference is that Drake's project is not tied to a phenomenon that aims to affirm borderless black identity.
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Globalization and a borderless world have been terrific for the educated, the young, the mobile, the multilingual, the multicultural.
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BRANTLEY The potential for violence that comes from being on edge in a big, borderless country is implicit throughout.
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The phone is expected to come with a single-lens camera and a borderless screen, according to leaked images.
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And national legal systems are ill-suited to protect against the borderless consequences of misuse or misfire of technology.
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Mr. Orban argued that Europe could not preserve the borderless internal Schengen area unless it defended Schengen's own borders.
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I still believe in the dream of being a citizen of a borderless world, even if it never happens.
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Borderless could easily pass as an abstract group show, yet each work is the result of one artist's brain.
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"Global regulation of the cryptocurrency industry is inevitable for this truly borderless financial system to achieve mainstream adoption," he added.
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Worse, Russia has exploited the borderless Internet and globalized media to take the fight to the heart of the West.
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Borderless and equal Too many people have restricted access to free movement, reducing the productivity of billions of talented people.
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If it cuts the number of refugees and the borderless Schengen area survives, a European ideal will have been saved.
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"No one nation can banish this borderless crime alone," Britain's International Development Secretary Penny Mordaunt said in a prepared statement.
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Facebook on Tuesday introduced a comprehensive, borderless economic system for its platform, which is based on a new cryptocurrency, Libra.
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Second, it is a (largely) borderless club of geographically concentrated states with widely varying economies, benefit systems and labour markets.
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Over time, it became a critical foundation in creating the borderless economy that would grow into the modern European Union.
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The danger posed by Trump is theoretically unlimited, as borderless as his proclivities and the terrifying power of his office.
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Kaarmann wouldn't be drawn on either subject and said his firm would simply continue to focus on making money "borderless."
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The music business is increasingly borderless, with music made across the globe as accessible as that made across the street.
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It is this era of peace and borderless prosperity that champions of the European Union consider the bloc's singular achievement.
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It's as if violence is its own country, free-floating and borderless, which Riad ends up visiting more and more.
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Kaspar Korjus, managing director at e-Residency, Enterprise Estonia, said that the initiative was about creating a "borderless digital nation".
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Social democracy's second contradiction is that you can't promote a borderless world and the welfare state at the same time.
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The turmoil is also threatening the European Union's Schengen agreement, which normally allows for borderless travel in much of the bloc.
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Our world may not be borderless, but it is full of dual and triple citizens whose numbers are likely to grow.
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Look at almost any flagship phone today and you'll find a near-borderless infinity screen that stretches from edge to edge.
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Our art-absorption metabolisms have been sped up by the web, which often feels like a borderless 24-hour culture klatch.
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The next book is called Borderless, and will focus on the decline of the nation-state, and comes out October 30th.
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It plans to use the money to develop its borderless account and expand in the Asia-Pacific and Latin American markets.
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No virtual wall exists in our borderless new media world, which means that M&A's pace will accelerate internationally as well.
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Concerns about corruption and the judiciary have also kept Bulgaria and northern neighbor Romania out of the EU's borderless Schengen zone.
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Though prophetic in many ways, Barlow's dreams of a borderless free and equal internet seem more impossible with each passing year.
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Public and private sector partners must unite to establish global standards for combating the growing, borderless threat of digital money laundering.
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The confluence of these and other factors has prompted a re-examination of the postwar promise of a unified, borderless Europe.
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The coronavirus is a borderless threat to social and economic activity on a scale that the modern world has never encountered.
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"Borderless money" is more than a buzzword for those of us who live in a collapsing economy and a collapsing dictatorship.
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I don't have answers, but this whole debate about regulating AI in the United States is useless with a borderless internet.
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They represent three spheres of use for crypto securities and currencies: banking (specifically global banking), tech, and a borderless cyber society.
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The XPS 13 touchscreen model weighs in a 2.9 lbs, uses Dell's borderless InfinityEdge display, and is a PCMag Editor's Choice selection.
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Merkel needs Europe to have a functioning external border if it is to remain borderless within the 20-plus-nation Schengen zone.
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The internet is borderless and plenty of U.S.-based sites like Reddit, Yelp, Google, and Facebook have users scattered across the globe.
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Its discount contribution to the EU budget would end and Britain would be required to join the Schengen system of borderless travel.
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He criticized U.S. border walls when addressing Congress in September 2015 and, as evident by Sunday's remarks, fights for a borderless society.
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Nonconsensual pornography is truly a borderless crime and needs to be dealt with in that way with federal regulation and international awareness.
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"His personal story resonates well with why we launched the borderless account, and why we started issuing the debit card," said Käärmann.
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Yet despite the talk of a borderless currency, a handful of Chinese companies have effectively assumed majority control of the Bitcoin network.
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The idea of European solidarity, and of a borderless Europe where citizens are free to travel and work, seems very far away.
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She achieved the extraordinary feat of turning into political orthodoxy a plainly contradictory credo, that nationalism and borderless capitalism could easily coexist.
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As the times were changing, and moving to a more genderless and borderless culture, Warhol successfully embodied the spirit of the era.
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" Age: 22 Yogyakarta, Indonesia "I do not want to be categorized as male or female because being gender-fluid is being borderless.
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Maybe that's partly because the major social media and entertainment platforms have such global scale that they're almost their own borderless governments.
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The contest celebrated the launch of Dell's new XPS laptop, which boasts the world's first virtually borderless display with an incredibly sharp resolution.
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A frequent collaborator of rising Nigerian afrobeats star Mr. Eazi, Juls sees Fela as a borderless and genreless hero to the African continent.
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It's borderless and mystical, leaving readers to journey on without the guiding light of reason and logic, and instead feel their way through.
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In this new, profoundly globalized, borderless, and increasingly decentralized universe, we are no longer defined by our geographical location in a particular territory.
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The company, valued at $3.5 billion, facilitate cheap and fast cross-border payments, and offer borderless accounts and a multi-currency debit card.
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Automation accelerates the borderless world, includes state and nonstate actors, and allows a distortion of our discourse and a poisoning of our democracy.
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It announced its "caliphate," a borderless jihadist dominion in much of eastern Syria, and joined it to a vast chunk of Sunni Iraq.
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Bitnation has also launched its Decentralised Borderless Voluntary Nation Constitution using Ethereum, promising users to create their own digital nation through smart contracts.
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Here was a different view from a generation of artists playing around with messages that seemed avant-garde, borderless and so very human.
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Bitcoin is a borderless digital currency that eliminates the need for a bank — a common characteristic of different cryptocurrencies that have followed it.
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US-Mexico Border Wall That borderless new world changed with the September 11, 2001 terror attacks, and walls started to go up again.
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The Asus Zenfone 6 stands out for its borderless screen and a flip camera that can swivel to take shots from multiple angles.
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Fuck Zines is still primarily digital and borderless, though the books on display at the fair focused on a range of Mexican artists.
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Yet Zhuravlev's central idea remains poignant in addressing the possibilities of a borderless kind of communication beyond aesthetic codes, formalistic approaches, and theoretical underpinnings.
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Several countries have erected razor-wire fences in what was once a much-celebrated post-war borderless zone as masses of refugees traverse Europe.
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And The Borderless Summit will be held on June 5th in SF, which will welcome a few hundred investors, thought leaders, and global founders.
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With the Web being a borderless global space, intelligence needs to be targeted, expensive and therefore accessible to only the most sophisticated state actors.
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The warrant "allowed government agents to conduct a borderless dragnet search with no geographic limitation," wrote Levin's lawyer, J.W. Carney, in a court filing.
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"E-commerce is a global and borderless business, so we have to prepare and do continuous improvement to make our customers happy," Zhang said.
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Part audio-visual installation, part cybercunt, Fake Accent reflects on digital humanism and borderless cities to ask a question: How do we come together?
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We often prioritize themes that are "borderless" or playing out worldwide, from immigration and climate change to technology, geopolitics, trade, pop culture and gender.
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Liberalism used to recognize the complexities of immigration; now it sees only a borderless utopia waiting, and miscreants and racists standing in the way.
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Last year, it introduced its traveler-friendly borderless account to European customers, which lets users hold over 40 currencies and switch between currencies instantly.
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And it's an economic dilemma, one which globalization, with its borderless opportunities and the mega-billionaires these opportunities create, has no incentive to solve.
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The iPhone 11 similarly has a nearly borderless screen, an ultra-wide-angle camera, and the same processor that powers its pricier Pro siblings.
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And because online ticket scalping crosses state and even national borders on the borderless internet, it can be problematic for laws to have teeth.
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The well-funded organizations that work overtime to gum up our border enforcement efforts and push for what ends up being essentially, a borderless world.
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In return for Ankara's cooperation, Brussels promised a series of incentives, including granting visa-free travel for Turkish passport holders to Europe's borderless Schengen Zone.
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And if we have huge fans that believe Estonia will succeed as a digital, borderless nation, they can now be financially connected to our economy.
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The force of globalization, of nomadic humanity, of borderless cyberspace has engendered an equally strong counter-force of nationalism, nativist politics and anti-immigrant bigotry.
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Competitors like Dell have for years offered laptops with seemingly borderless displays, and it's nice to see Apple taking this approach with the MacBook Pro.
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What's real is that Britain is better off with more than a half-billion other people in the borderless European miracle that is the union.
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And is there really even a distinction between a domestic terrorist and an "international" terrorist anymore, given the borderless nature and sophistication of online communications?
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But for the European Union, this continuing experiment in shared sovereignty, borderless trade and freedom of movement, the virus has been a serious systemic shock.
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Rather, it&aposs the notion that high-quality phones with features like facial recognition and borderless screens may no longer come at $1,000 a pop.
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The ruling Communist Party encourages web use for business and education but rejects the notion of a borderless internet and the free flow of information.
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The internet is a borderless medium and the movement of electronic information enables virtually all North American commerce by connecting users with goods and services.
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Earlier this month, South Africa, the continent's most developed economy, signed on to the African Union's free trade agreement that proposes continent-wide borderless trade.
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This is a worst-case scenario, and it's one that I hope becomes a thing of the past as more borderless options for insurance emerge.
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However, the decentralized nature of the blockchain technology powering cryptocurrency, as well as the currencies' own multinational and borderless nature, makes effective regulation extremely difficult.
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Mr Ibuki says toymakers are taking a "borderless" approach: selling to a wider age range, and teaming up with trend-driven sectors like tech and fashion.
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The utopia of a borderless cultural world is only real until you face a refusal from an embassy because you are part of a 'risky population.
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For the chancellor their shibboleth, a demand that secondary migrants be checked and turned back at German borders, risked further undermining Europe's battered "borderless" Schengen zone.
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But the world has changed drastically since the United Nations was established, and the evolution toward a borderless world is continuing, posing new challenges to mankind.
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JD.com said the deal is part of its 'Borderless Retail' strategy, which includes staff-less stores and retail outlets that mix e-commerce with physical sales.
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Does the company, which has recently launched important partnerships, a revamped "borderless" business offering and a Mastercard debit card, have aspirations to provide other financial services?
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For all it's joyful coming-out videos and fascinating borderless memes and it's new push to reward diverse creators, YouTube is still a massive American corporation.
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Positioned as a companion to your existing bank account, the TransferWise "Borderless" account and debit card lets you deposit, send and spend money in multiple currencies.
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He added that bitcoin, which has been soaring this year, could rally further as well, since "borderless money" will have more appeal if the outbreak intensifies.
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The tech giant also announced a new TV with an 8K borderless screen, which leaked before the announcement, and new screen sizes for The Frame TV.
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How can Google use the rhetoric of "borderless" benefits to justify working with the country whose "Great Firewall" has imposed a border on the internet itself?
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How can Google use the rhetoric of "borderless" benefits to justify working with the country whose "Great Firewall" has imposed a border on the internet itself?
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Both phones feature triple-lens cameras just like the standard versions of Samsung&aposs Galaxy S8003 and Galaxy Note 10, as well as a borderless screen.
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And more recently it has launched its "Borderless" account, a multi-currency banking product that includes a debit card and lets you deposit, send and spend money.
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A few years later Schengen came close to buckling, as over 1m migrants exploited the borderless zone, testing the asylum systems of some countries to the limit.
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Some of these items are not regulated everywhere; however, because of the borderless nature of our community, we try to enforce our policies as consistently as possible.
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Today, the El Paso-representing teenage sensation released a star-studded remix to the track featuring Lil Wayne and Kehlani who lend their own borderless love stories.
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The Galaxy S10 has a lot of the same other features of the S20, like reverse wireless charging, an in-screen fingerprint sensor, and a borderless screen.
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And, Disney's global multi-platform marketing machine is second to none and holds the unique power to promote Netflix's already near-ubiquitous brand in a borderless world.
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Spread of terror Rouhani's critique didn't stop there, blaming global powers' post 9/11 security strategies for "the genesis of borderless violence and terrorism" in the world.
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This can be done directly via the TransferWise app and service for both consumers and SMEs, via third-party integrations, or via the company's own Borderless account.
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Luckily the Ouattaras' lorry was not robbed, but Bright Gowonu, a Ghanaian analyst for Borderless Alliance, an NGO which tries to promote more trade, was less fortunate.
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E-Estonia is an illustration of a digital nationalism whereby nation-states engage with global borderless technologies and language in support of a distinctly sovereign bordered order.
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To be sure, it's engaged in its own high-profile campaign — Tan France, of Netflix's Queer Eye, is the face of TransferWise's borderless account and debit card.
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It also has a large full HD+ 6.2-inch screen that's nearly borderless, matching the design that's become popular on most high-end smartphones in recent years.
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In a sense, this is borderless music, forged out of alchemical interactions between people but also a higher-level interaction between the communities those people make up.
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That will most likely require setting up border controls and checkpoints, meaning an end to the borderless Continent that is the most visible expression of European unity.
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But supply chains have become so sophisticated as to be borderless, and Audi and other foreign companies have already invested billions of dollars in the United States.
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That debate is another sign of how the coronavirus is testing the bloc's continuing experiment in solidarity over issues like sovereignty, borderless trade and freedom of movement.
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Eurostar is a high-speed train between Britain and the rest of the European Union, and it was meant to be the embodiment of a borderless world.
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"It is really a matter of bringing your US dollars on to the blockchain and making them borderless 24/7," Tyler Winklevoss told CNBC over the phone.
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It has a curved, borderless AMOLED screen made by TCL with no "notch" cutout, a quadruple rear camera setup, facial recognition, and an in-display fingerprint reader.
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But those borderless designs also introduced the "notch," a cutout near the top of the display for housing components like the selfie camera and facial recognition sensors.
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Buffered by support from labels and the strength of the internet's borderless capacity, the musical undergrounds in otherwise overlooked cities are now more visible than ever before.
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Both smartphones offer modern features like a borderless screen, high-end cameras, and facial recognition for roughly half the price of premium devices from Apple and Samsung.
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The world of social media is the borderless virtual realm that has transformed our lives and our access to other people, to faraway lands and to new ideas.
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Peper's next, Borderless, follows a new character, Diana, who is rebuilding her career as a freelance spy after being kicked out of the government after a failed mission.
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Instead, they exist in a borderless fantasy world where places are merely scenic backdrops and props, settings designed to give the digitally enhanced vehicle action scale and texture.
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"I found myself thinking that I had to use full bleeds to evoke certain things," Moore says, speaking about the borderless, two-page spread often used in comics.
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These include continued global expansion, with a particular focus on the APAC region, where the company now has a dedicated hub, and further development of its Borderless account.
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At 5.63 lbs, the battery can last up to 15 hours—and the borderless display (meaning there's virtually no bezel surrounding the screen) makes the onscreen images pop.
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"Increasingly, it is becoming a borderless world, and what is important in human relations is to transcend religion, to transcend culture and put emphasis on love," she said.
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The Nintendo switch, an innovative device that's a handheld and TV-based console in one, Runners-up:HP Monitor 22w Borderless, $112Nautica Travel Sport Eau de Toilette Spray, $29.99
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Generations growing up between the 1980s and the 2000s saw how an expanding Europe brought tangible benefits — borderless travel, job and educational mobility within the bloc, rising prosperity.
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The worst cases go to Dr. Natarajan, the director of Aditya Jyot Eye Hospital in Mumbai, whose visits are facilitated by the Borderless World Foundation, a nonprofit group.
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TransferWise, for example, launched a free borderless account in 2018, which likely posed as a more attractive option than Ipagoo, which charges $6 for its account per month.
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Zhang wants the app to continue to grow abroad, saying that he hopes his ByteDance will be "as borderless as Google," according to the South China Morning Post.
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The couple said the show, called "Becoming Borderless," is about the concept of redefining home, and they share with viewers what their life is like on the road.
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Moreover, many of the world's major challenges — climate change, instability in financial markets, food and water insecurity, infectious diseases, migration, war and terrorism — are complex, interdependent and borderless.
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Now Santa's getting kind of crazy, Diving at Lenore Skenazy, Climate prescient James Hansen, Goth-y rocker Marilyn Manson, Joanne Liu, borderless doctor, Sly Stallone, and Robert Proctor.
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The $211,000 price point only became the norm for flagship smartphones relatively recently as phones gained advanced features like facial recognition, nearly borderless screens, and triple-lens cameras.
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Carrillo's paintings draw from the borderless history of art and re-envision it through the heightened Chicano consciousness of his generation and the richness of his bicultural roots.
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In this instance, since the original announcement, Starling has made significant headway on its own Starling Payments business, and TransferWise launched its own "borderless" banking product and debit card.
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"Countries and organizations across the globe working together as one entity is the modern response to borderless serious and organized crime," Europol's director, Rob Wainwright, said in a statement.
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No matter where they are — California, Iowa or the Carolinas — these thousands of startups rely on the inherently open, borderless nature of the internet to compete and to scale.
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And heat is taken off immigration because, in a borderless society, a resident need not even have visited Estonia in order to work and pay taxes under its dominion.
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More likely is that groups seeking a borderless United States discovered a loophole ripe for exploitation and have been coaching waves of foreigners on how to game the system.
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When an aggressor has the ability to use borderless networks to launch attacks that can't be intercepted or prevented, those attributes and therefore sovereignty itself are called into question.
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In recent months, hedge funds and ordinary investors around the world have piled into Bitcoin, lured by the promise of a borderless digital investment with no one in charge.
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In fact, it seems $21,2000 only became the norm for smartphone prices in recent years as devices gained new features like borderless screens, facial recognition, and more advanced cameras.
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My mind can and must go anywhere, borderless and limitless, not threatened by anyone or anything, not President Trump, not ICE, not immoral laws defined by power and not justice.
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The commission also recommends giving European border management agency Frontex access to the Schengen Information System, a security database shared by countries that are part of the Schengen borderless area.
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"For us, it doesn't really matter if the money is in a bank account that is connected directly to TransferWise or if it is in the Borderless account," he says.
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A third is that it must be borderless, which is unthinkable under a regime that wants to restrict the flow of people and money in and out of the country.
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Conversely, Aditya Novali's "IDENTIFYING SOUTHEAST ASIA: Borderless Humanity" (2017) seeks to question the function and operation of borders, and issues of acculturation, but the work loses nuance along the way.
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Companies like General Motors, Ford and others have built their supply chains around the North American Free Trade Agreement, with borderless operations stretching across Canada, Mexico and the United States.
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Everything here is brought to an intimate level, creating the sense of a conversation within a small circle of friends who happen to be participants in a borderless, international network.
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And it was delivered by older, working-class voters in areas of Britain hit hard by globalization, angered by immigration and anxious about their nation's identity in a borderless world.
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Lastly, given that the internet itself is a borderless entity, who will serve as the global police force, and what will keep companies from simply moving to less privacy-restrictive geographies?
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It's hard to disentangle the internet's benefits from all the negativity and anxiety it inspires, but one of the truly good things is in the way it's made music virtually borderless.
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Sleep Dealer was an early warning that the internet might appear borderless and community oriented, but as a tool, it can be harnessed for the purposes of authoritarianism, bigotry and exploitation.
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There's also a small charge to make external payments locally from your Borderless account so that TransferWise can cover its own costs, but this is inline with standard business banking charges.
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Secondly, OLED used in smart glasses can drive a borderless see-through active projection display area, getting rid of the grayboxing effect found on liquid-crystal-based displays requiring a backlight.
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In the US, TransferWise launched a borderless account and debit card last year — that card works around the world and lets people pay regardless of the currency they are spending in.
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Sometimes the art seems borderless; Ruth Mulvie, a UK-based painter, depicts colorful Palm Springs-inspired pool parties, while Gabriel Schama and Chandna Agarwal, Oakland-based woodworkers, laser cut intricate mandalas.
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OnePlus' phone, for example, has a borderless screen with a higher refresh rate for smooth scrolling and a triple lens camera, two features that even slightly more expensive iPhone 11 lacks.
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Worse, once the studly but hapless Mangiacavallo (the name means "eat a horse") makes his entrance, he and Serafina seem to be communicating across an abyss on that big, borderless stage.
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Soon she grew dismayed by French and German plans for greater integration, a European Central Bank and single currency, and the borderless utopia that sought to banish nationalist rivalry and bloodshed.
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At first glance, the Asus Zenfone 6 and OnePlus 7 Pro may look fairly similar from the front, considering they both have borderless screens with no notch cutout for the camera.
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Now there are a lot of great Windows 10 laptops available, many of which have cribbed the ideas first demonstrated on the XPS 13, like its compact size and almost borderless display.
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Now there are a lot of great Windows 23 laptops available, many of which have cribbed the ideas first demonstrated on the XPS 13, like its compact size and almost borderless display.
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The TransferWise Borderless account offers account numbers for the U.K., Europe and the U.S., meaning that for most functionality it is just like having a local bank account in those supported countries.
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"Our goal is to make sure that the internet works the way it was intended to — it should be global, and it should be borderless," Alvarado told CNBC in a phone interview.
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McNiece and Allen underscore their borderless approach with this week's Noisey Mix, a two-hour exploration of a sound and scene they've found themselves digging deep on recently, the UK jazz scene.
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But navigating the uncertainties of Brexit is proving to be a tough task for newcomers in the financial services sector who are luring in users with borderless, frictionless payment and banking solutions.
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It's not a distinct redesign like what we've seen on Apple's 2549 iPad Pro, which sports a nearly borderless edge-to-edge screen and Face ID just like Apple's iPhone X lineup.
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" Robbie Makinen, president and CEO of KCATA, called the project "microtransit" insofar as it creates "a seamless and borderless transportation network for our residents that is easy to use, comfortable, and affordable.
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The gains in user experience of a true borderless head-worn display in a mixed reality environment are massive, because it enables an improved blurring of the real versus the virtual environment.
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Constant harping from the Alternative for Germany (AfD), a right-wing opposition party, and its ilk all over Europe threaten Chancellor Angela Merkel's commitment to uphold the vision of a borderless bloc.
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It's a small but necessary improvement for Apple if it wants the MacBook Pro's design to remain competitive with rivals like Dell's XPS lineup, which have boasted nearly borderless screens for years.
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Several of them purchased considerable coinage and then began to hype it as a powerful disruption that could underpin all manner of financial innovation, from mobile banking to borderless, instant money transfers.
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It's tricky because when you do that you are breaking this borderless service, and part of what makes Facebook so special is that you can communicate so freely all over the world.
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" It comes to light that the mole is motivated by a desire to build "one world" — a single borderless country that brings to mind Facebook's hope to "bring the world closer together.
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When it opened, in 220, the bridge symbolized the unfurling of a vibrant, borderless Europe, but in recent years it has been more closely associated with smuggling, of people, weapons and drugs.
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Even with a lower price tag, the phones will still offer features like a nearly borderless screen with a hole-punch cutout for the selfie camera and a triple-lens camera setup.
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And while it was designed for Europeans, the borderless nature of the online world has virtually every commercial entity that touches the web making changes to its sites and apps to comply.
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Even the book's layouts, with only a few panels on each page and frequently borderless backgrounds that dissolve in a hash of pen scratches, didn't look like anything else in their time.
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In past years they might have talked by phone only a handful of times a year but they now talk nearly every day, comparing notes, treating their zones as linked and borderless.
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Songs like "Hackers & Jackers" and "Grip" showcase a dark, gothic approach to the legacies of dancehall, trap, and more borderless music, swirling them all together in a way that's heavy and mystifying.
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And while GDPR was designed for Europeans, the borderless nature of the online world means that virtually every commercial entity that touches the web has to making changes in order to comply.
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Last year TransferWise introduced its borderless account, which allows business users in the U.K. and Europe to hold 28 different currencies, with a local account number and the ability to switch currencies instantly.
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In a call with Joe Cross, General Manager USA at TransferWise, he told me that the company had been privately testing the new Borderless account with a few hundred customers in private beta.
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Through $DALA protocols (Kopa, Soko and Kazi), consumers have access to borderless, low cost, efficient and unique financial services enabling them to earn, save, borrow and transact in a new, decentralized, financial system.
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This is the first problem the free to open TransferWise Borderless account addresses, effectively letting you receive money like a local, including being given a local bank account number with a single click.
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New UpperHaven residents Jo Walker and her husband unpack their belongings inside borderless panels that aren't always set sequentially and allude to a nasty scandal involving a dog mauling in their recent past.
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Industry officials said law enforcement officials would find it difficult to catch the ringleaders, mostly because such cyberattacks are borderless crimes in which the attackers hide behind complex technologies that mask their identities.
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"This mobility is great for the law-abiding and equally great for the non-law-abiding," said Douglas H. Wise, a former senior C.I.A. officer, of the borderless travel within the European Union.
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If it were up to me, we would visit a lot more museums (and my husband and I occasionally do, if the kids are otherwise occupied — although the whole family enjoyed TeamLab Borderless).
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Davos is the signature gathering of the global elite, an event synonymous with the dream of a borderless, free-trading, fully integrated world — the exact kind of globalism that Trump claims to oppose.
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Unless we allow nations to re-erect borders in this borderless world and control the global flow of data, to the detriment of the freedom of information on which people have come to depend.
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But Barlow—cofounder of the Electronic Frontier Foundation and "junior lyricist" for the Grateful Dead—became a statesman anyway, if such a term can be applied to the borderless territory he made his home.
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This can be done directly via the TransferWise app and service for both consumers and SMEs, via third-party integrations, such as with incumbent and challenger banks, or via the company's own Borderless account.
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Operator CEO Robin Chan (left) and new Operator China CEO Yolanda Xue Operator CEO Robin Chan (left) and new Operator China CEO Yolanda Xue "We're making commerce borderless", Operator CEO Robin Chan told me.
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The momentum behind global integration and the "borderless" challenges this has created is seen as a threat to state sovereignty – and now, nation-states are taking a variety of actions to wrest back control.
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Their popularity in Europe and the United States gave millions of Latin Americans the sense that they were part of a borderless, highly original culture that produced more than just caudillos, guerrilleros and boleros.
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Judis constructs a straw man when he takes on "the cosmopolitan liberals who believe in a borderless world," for how many liberal arguments, outside a John Lennon lyric, seriously demand a world without countries?
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While the number of migrants has fallen sharply in recent years, public anger has not, and the question remains whether Europe can preserve its borderless domain and, in a sense, its reason for being.
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It's the latest legal tangle for the app-based business, which has faced protests from taxi unions and regulators around the world, reflecting larger tensions between long-regulated industries and the borderless, online economy.
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London-based financial tech firm TransferWise's new "borderless account" allows users to hold money in multiple currencies, and that could help businesses conduct their activities much more efficiently, according to the start-up's CEO.
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Immigration Without a deal, British passport holders will be considered "third-country nationals" and will need to comply with different rules to travel in the Schengen area, a borderless zone of 26 European states.
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The $300 device comes with a nearly borderless display and a glass rear panel like most premium smartphones and a dual-camera setup that includes a 12-megapixel lens and a 5-megapixel lens.
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Lastly, in Ethereum's game, the global domination theme is seemingly absent, with the board looking more like Chinese Checkers (or the blockchain itself), to denote the possible cyber reality of a borderless global economy.
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Beginning with the Treaty of Rome, a 1957 modest economic agreement signed by France, West Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Belgium and the Netherlands, the experiment gradually grew into to the behemoth of a nearly-borderless alliance.
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However, TransferWise co-founder and Chairman Taavet Hinrikus has always insisted that the Borderless account is designed to work as a companion product to your main current account and not a fully fledged bank replacement.
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It promises to have an impact on the internet's competition with brick-and-mortar retailers, as well as continue to address the ongoing legal questions surrounding real-world borders in the borderless world of online.
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Another major European concern he has is the possible breakdown of the EU's borderless travel arrangement, Schengen, as a result of the millions of refugees that have flooded in from Syria and other troubled states.
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Camp said he aims to fix technical and other challenges plaguing projects like bitcoin and Ethereum, and wants to resuscitate virtual currency's original promise: An instant, affordable and borderless means of payment for the masses.
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In January, the EU gave Greece three months to start registering people or be kicked out of the Schengen Area — a "borderless" zone made up of 26 countries — allowing Greeks to travel freely within Europe.
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Mr Salvini's calls for tougher borders and protections for "European culture"; Mr Macron's for overhauling the borderless Schengen area, introducing a European minimum wage, investing more in artificial intelligence and creating a European Security Council.
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In the next, any semblance of order has disappeared: a borderless white field covered in staccato vertical lines of red and blue; gray, ghostly tree branches reach upwards from the splotchy base, towards the deluge.
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A list of newly granted patents hints at some of the features Apple may be building into a future device and potentially their next iPhone, including a larger, borderless screen with an embedded fingerprint scanner.
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Yet, perhaps because of the never-ending push by political activists and big business for a borderless America, the law has been interpreted in a way that essentially surrenders American sovereignty to everyone except Americans.
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On Thursday, at this year's Conservative Political Action Conference, he described the "center core" of Trump administration philosophy as the belief that the United States is more than an economic unit in a borderless world.
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The growing contrast between migrants who are poor and those who are wealthy reveals a less-noticed form of global inequality, as well as an acceleration of a new culture of the rootless, borderless rich.
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Germany will halt all arm sales to Saudi Arabia and ban the 18 Saudi suspects linked to the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi from entering the 26 countries in the EU's borderless Schengen Zone, reports Reuters.
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Mr. Zulawski, 75 when he died in February, was an important figure in the history of Polish cinema and in the emergence of a borderless, cosmopolitan European style of filmmaking during the Cold War and after.
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BRETT ELDREDGE: 'GLOW' Atlantic Nashville; CD, $9.97; MP3, $9.49 Perhaps you have listened to the youngish country star Brett Eldredge and wondered just how, even in these polyglot, borderless, permissive times, he makes sense in Nashville.
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Seeking a way to emulate the safety of female companionship, Nico Mazza and Arianne Keegan co-founded She/Folk, a borderless conglomeration of women and women-identifying creatives, as a forum in which to share experiences.
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Mr King looks at ideas such as breaking up the euro, a global organisation to reconcile capital flows between countries or even a borderless world and concludes they either will be insufficient or are unlikely to happen.
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"We want to continue growing the content library both within the US and outside the US." Netflix has spoken often about its desire for a borderless catalogue, but content is often tied up by existing rights agreements.
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More than a million people reached Europe in 2015 in the continent's largest refugee influx since the end of World War II — a crisis that has tested European unity and threatened the vision of a borderless continent.
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It has been borderless, lowering the costs of transmitting information, supporting freedom of expression, exchange of information and giving our entrepreneurs an open canvas on which to innovate and a level playing field on which to compete.
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Rather than cast himself as the equal of his contemporaries in US pop and hip-hop, he would leapfrog them, leveraging the borderless nature of streaming services to take his vision for Latin music to new horizons.
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A foreign policy platform to match their domestic ambitions would explain that our endless, borderless war on terror has an opportunity cost: money and talent drained on a failed attempt to manage remote populations from the sky.
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What's also new is a borderless economy being in the hands of one company, a company that has the power to unilaterally change policy on a dime, as evidenced by the recently announced changes to app subscriptions.
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Unlike money, bitcoin — instead of relying on the central authorities of governments to issue it and on banks to process its transactions — enables decentralized transactions between any parties using this borderless currency, avoiding fees in executing transactions.
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But there is some good news -- an agreement that allows borderless land travel between Ireland and the UK for their citizens will remain in place, and Irish nationals in the UK maintain their right to remain there.
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Right-wing demagogues grunt about tighter border controls, liberal thinkers gush about the incoming of a new, open borderless world, and none of them have the full picture: the world is both entirely open and entirely closed off.
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If we want to preserve, to the maximum extent possible, an open and borderless Internet, then the path is obvious: Allow the IANA transition to proceed, and then diplomatically twist arms to shut down the ITU's telecommunication sector.
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Though the unified team, whose uniform features a blue map of a borderless Korean peninsula, have lost heavily in their first two games, against medal contenders on both occasions, they have captured the imagination of South Korean fans.
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Read more: We spoke with MoneyGram execs about the company's push into digital P2P payments and how it's playing catch-up with VenmoLast year, TransferWise launched a borderless account and multi-currency debit card in partnership with Mastercard.
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It suited a world view, a dream of a fluid, borderless, decentralized financial system beyond the reach of governments and banks, inclined as they inevitably are toward corruption and self-dealing, or at least toward distortions of incentive.
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The travel ban also flies in the face of the World Health Organization's decision to label the coronavirus outbreak as a pandemic on Wednesday: the designation calls for a global response to a problem that is effectively borderless.
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Although this was the first time I met Lokanandi, it was quickly apparent that he was interested in building connections and creating a borderless, multi-racial community, which isn't always the case among poets or the avant-garde.
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If the leaks are to be believed, we can expect the Pixel 4a to come with a borderless screen measuring around 5.7 or 5.8 inches, a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor, a headphone jack, and a single-lens camera.
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"Today not only Salvadorans will judge the actions we take to protect the environment, because this is a borderless issue," Johnny Wright Sol, a lawmaker who was one of the proponents of the bill, said in a statement.
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Both the Asus Zenfone 23 and OnePlus 27 Pro offer high-end features like a borderless screen, 26-megapixel camera, facial recognition, and an ultra-wide-angle camera lens for $483 — about half the price of flagship smartphones.
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Now, through finance, trade, law, values and culture, Britain is mixed into a borderless market of 28 nations and more than a half-billion people that has brought peace, stability and an unprecedented, if uneven, prosperity to Europe.
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Revolut, the London fintech startup that offers a card and current account features, coupled with low currency exchange, is launching a new product aimed at businesses — upping the ante against competing services, such as TransferWise's recently launched "Borderless account".
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The legislation also would reform the Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty process and establish that data providers should not be subject to data localization requirements, which Hatch says are incompatible with the speed, innovation and borderless nature of the Internet.
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But in adapting the novel by Paul Bowles, who had just settled in Tangier when he wrote the book, Bertolucci is trying to account for how people struggle to find a place for themselves in a suddenly borderless world.
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They include borderless bankers who suddenly rediscover the importance of nation-states when it comes to bailing out their banks, and international networkers who, in the words of Thierry Baudet, a hot new populist in the Netherlands, are forever "failing upwards".
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LONDON, May 11 (Reuters) - A breakdown in Europe's borderless Schengen area as a result of the migrant crisis will more destructive for the region than a crisis of the euro zone, Italian Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan said on Wednesday.
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Under the Decentralized Borderless Voluntary Nation (DBVN) constitution, anyone can establish a nation based on their own principles, cultures, or traditions, and states would compete with one another for citizens by offering the best price and quality for their services.
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The Galaxy S10, despite being a year old, still has a great camera and many of the same features as the Galaxy S20, like an in-screen fingerprint sensor, a sharp ultra-wide-angle camera, and a crisp borderless screen.
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The S10 also has a fingerprint sensor that's baked into the screen and Samsung's "Infinity-O" display, which is a new type of borderless screen the company introduced last year that implements a hole punch-like cutout for front-facing cameras.
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Late in his presidency, he has lamented that extremism will not be defeated by force alone, but he has failed to find an alternative to the borderless shadow war of covert missile strikes and special forces raids that he greatly expanded.
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But progress has been slow and EU officials have warned time is running out to agree on and also implement a joint approach before Europe's Schengen system of borderless travel - and with it a corner piece of European integration - collapses.
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Britain has always been something of an outlier in the E.U., joining what began as the European Coal and Steel Community two decades after it was formed and declining to participate in either the euro currency or the borderless Schengen zone.
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He said the IMF's economists were also looking into how much of a negative impact there would be if restrictions were put on the EU's borderless travel arrangement, Schengen, to try and control the flood of Syrian and other refugees.
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With Breach, he brings to a close his tale of algorithmic geopolitics that started with Bandwidth (which I reviewed on TechCrunch) and continued with Borderless, all the while exploring topics of privacy, social media psychops, and the future of democracy.
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European officials working on a migration overhaul that will affect borderless travel say that the virus is at the very least a setback for their efforts, as it offers populists another opportunity to underline the importance of national border controls.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Any attempt to regulate cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin must be on a global scale as national or regional rules would be hard to enforce on a virtual, borderless community, a director at Germany's central bank said on Monday.
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Its reach to the Gulf of Mexico and halfway to Austin is borderless and porous, a jostling sprawl of people who arrive on direct flights from 30 other countries and through one of the busiest container ports in the United States.
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He is part of a tribe of lawyers, economists, journalists and trade experts who helped turn the high-speed train, known as the Eurostar, into the embodiment of the idea of the near-borderless world that the European Union stood for.
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Europe is battling a migrant crisis which threatens its principle of borderless travel; Greece is wrangling with creditors over financial aid it needs to pay debts due in July; and in June, Spain will vote again to try to break a political deadlock.
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This whimsical map, which is a modern-day nod to Nieuwenhuys' ideal of borderless living, considers what it might look like if the boundaries of the world dissolved and all the subway systems of every major city connected to form one, sprawling system.
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"Jenna and Mackenzie" is a hazily romantic (and questionably sober) vision of a night out, while "TM in the Meat Rack" is evocative of a Wakefield Poole film: a queer figure suspended in borderless space slowly materializing into the shape of pure desire.
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His passage begins with a statement of intent ("We come borderless, but full of body") and only becomes more emphatic from there, a statement of power and intent to a society whose most powerful people hold xenophobia and racism as core value.
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The left-right certainties have given way to an amorphous and fluid body politic torn apart by massive immigration, borderless Europe and France's epochal identity crisis — a grave danger in a country where rising unemployment and poverty continue to feed social unrest.
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It was an attack on George W. Bush's Iraq war and Hillary Clinton's Libya incursion both, on Nafta and every trade deal negotiated since, on the perpetual Beltway push for increased immigration, on the entire elite vision of an increasingly borderless globe.
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Of course, a Polish passport today is also a passport to work anywhere in the European Union, the greatest political creation of the second half of the 20th century, a borderless union of half a billion people (at least until Britain leaves).
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When border guards can be ambushed and killed on the American side of the border, while attending to their duties, in a government vehicle — the United States has drifted far closer to becoming a borderless state than should ever have been the case.
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"It's a step forward for completing our vision for borderless money, where anyone anywhere in the world can spend and receive money globally without having to worry about the hassle and the exchange rate," TransferWise co-founder and chairman Taavet Hinrikus tells me.
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In May, the mayor of Schengen, the town that gave its name to the borderless area in most of the European Union and that made commuting between countries easy in the first place, decided to close a border road at peak commuting times.
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At one point, Mr. Merz challenged the viability of Germany's generous asylum laws in a borderless Europe — a common refrain that means little in the face of a set of European and international rules that will keep those laws on the books.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Money transfer company TransferWise said on Tuesday it is launching a low-cost "borderless" account and debit card in the first quarter of this year, in its latest bid to win customers by undercutting the foreign exchange fees charged by banks.
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SUDAN ARCHIVES AGE 23 WHERE Los Angeles, via Cincinnati BEGINNINGS Before she became Sudan Archives, a one-woman electronic folk-and-soul act built around borderless violin playing and a digital looping station, the musician, born Brittney Parks, was a reluctant singer.
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Poorer materially, of course, but above all poorer in its shriveled soul, divorced from its neighborhood, internally fractured, smaller, meaner, more insular, more alone, no longer a protagonist in the great miracle of the postwar years — Europe's journey toward borderless peace and union.
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When this story is finally told — when the sordid details are revealed, the dots finally connected — the Republican Party will be the political and institutional version of Mr. Cohen, who squandered his integrity in the service of a man of borderless corruption.
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NATO, which in recent years faced an identity crisis, has found something of return to form in its attempts to counter Russian aggression on its "eastern flank" (a decidedly NATO phrase that leaders seemed eager to use in demonstration of a certain borderless solidarity).
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" He shares the spreading view that this has led to many different Europes — the states within the eurozone and the Schengen borderless-travel agreement; those outside; and the ones outside the union entirely — "instead of one Europe into whose bosom Romania could escape history.
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It offers a sharp, truly-borderless screen, a sophisticated camera that in some cases performs better than Samsung's, advanced features like fast-charging and in-screen fingerprint detection, and a smooth screen with a higher refresh rate for hundreds of dollars less than Samsung.
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Price: Starts at $600If you're on a tighter budget and don't necessarily care about having the latest iPhone but still want a phone that has recent features like Face ID and a nearly borderless screen, the iPhone XR is probably the right choice for you.
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Though the deliveries are provided by Dada, the new Walmart to Go service is not directly related to the recent investment that JD.com and Walmart jointly made to deepen JD's "borderless retail" strategy that blends online and offline shopping, the company clarified with TechCrunch.
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Channelling his history in underground electronics, as well as a childhood love for free-as-fuck musicians like Mary J. Blige and Lil Kim—he's made this take on rap that feels borderless and alien, built around mutating beats and a sort of syllable hopscotch.
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These pages also set up the ethereal look of the graphic novel: The word balloons are borderless, and the scenes are presented in grayscale and burnt orange (a testament to the bold pocket squares his grandfather wore to give his outfits a burst of color).
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In a borderless European Union, which prides itself on free movement of people and travel, crisis response becomes a test of the institution itself and the philosophies behind this unique grouping of 27 member states with about 445 million citizens and $16 trillion GDP.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Alphabit, a global fund that invests in digital currencies, has been launched with a target of $300 million, co-founder Liam Robertson said in an interview, as managers seek to tap growing demand for virtual assets that allow for instant, borderless transactions.
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Less appreciated are the peace and stability it has provided to hundreds of millions of people over generations and the myriad ways — from disappearing cellphone roaming charges to cheap borderless travel — it has improved life for Europeans whose forebears lived in a charnel house.
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If projections are to be believed, the growing trend in how people choose to live and work is fast outpacing the service and policy enhancements needed to keep up with a borderless workforce bound only by its need for a reliable Wi-Fi connection.
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The fact that companies like Asus and OnePlus are doing so at such low price points — while also bringing premium features like triple cameras and borderless displays to their devices — makes the direction that the industry is headed in feel all the more promising.
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But the vast majority, spanning In and Out camps, agrees that Britain should be in the EU's outermost orbit: beyond the euro zone and the (notionally) borderless Schengen zone, exempt from as many rules and costs as is practical and under no circumstances subject to further integration.
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Not only do we get hear more of Angel's vocal, but it was also produced by the duo Bon and Brixton-based multihyphenate Gaika, who draws on the legacies of dancehall, trap, and all sorts of other borderless genres, and who we've profiled in the past.
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The Digital State I study nationalism in the digital age, focussing on Estonia and Russia, and I found the idea, in Nathan Heller's article, that Estonia's "virtual" and "borderless" governance is a window into a post-national future somewhat simplistic ("The Digital Republic," December 18th & 25th).
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In fact construction of international walls and fences has surged worldwide to deter unauthorized migration; Europe's borderless Schengen zone is under existential threat; Brexit promises to divide Ireland once again; and, if someone has his way, a "big, beautiful wall" may rise south of here soon.
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The moves by the two Scandinavian countries represented another step in the erosion of the ideal of borderless travel across most of the European Union, amid rising concerns about the costs imposed by the tide of migration and fears that terrorists are seeking to enter Europe masquerading as refugees.
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Happily we've avoided this parade of horribles, at least for now – instead of walking blindly down a path toward a balkanized network where even friendly nations are at each other's metaphorical digital throats, the Second Circuit has put us on a path toward acceptance of a globalized borderless world.
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After warning on the dangers of nationalism in Europe, with scary parallels on the rise of Donald Grump in the United States, Rowling gives a passionate defence of internationalism and the European ideals of a borderless continent: I'm the mongrel product of this European continent and I'm an internationalist.
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Yuimetal says that when she was first introduced to metal, everything was super new for her, but the biggest thing that she's learned from metal is that through music you can connect to a whole bunch of different people from a whole bunch of different places and it's borderless.
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Obama and Froman made clear what folks on the other side of the pond have known for a long time: "ObamaTrade" in its dual incarnations of TPP and TTIP — and indeed the administration's entire "trade agenda" — is actually about establishing borderless, transnational governing authorities, not unlike the European Union.
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With the euro zone struggling to shake off debt worries that have nearly split the currency bloc in recent years, Padoan said an even greater threat now came from the possible breakdown of Europe's borderless Schengen region as some countries introduce emergency controls to stem the movement of migrants.
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In the context of the challenger bank comparison, I suggest that one way to think about TransferWise's Borderless account is that a multi-currency account is a feature of its core international money transfer business, whereas for challenger banks, money transfer and currency exchange is a feature of its bank accounts.
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Over the course of six studio full-lengths, Longstreth and his constantly rotating cast of players have been crafting some of the most engaging and beloved indie rock (whatever that means) of the 21st century, informed by borderless genre-leeching that posited Longstreth as the heir apparent to David Byrne.
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Perhaps this is why wifi has stood out in an increasingly crowded field: He's synthesized the regionless, borderless world of the internet age from which he takes his name, while lacing it with a narcotically addictive flow and a distinct ear for melody that's allowed him to develop while others stagnate.
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Such a device could broaden the iPhone's audience, giving Apple a way to target those in the window of an upgrade opportunity that don't want to spend much and may not need features like a borderless screen and facial recognition, but still want an iPhone that feels fast and new.
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In conversation with The Creators Project, Rey Parlá, who is the brother of painter and installation artist José Parlá, maintains an air of secrecy regarding his process: "The paintings are processed in various ways; my methods are borderless," the artist quickly states, enigmatically referring to the title of the exhibition.
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As well as speeding the passage of Greek olives and German dishwashers, borderless travel allows hotels in the east of Germany to have their sheets cleaned in Poland, where wages are lower, and workers in Italy to commute to Switzerland (also in Schengen though not in the EU), where wages are higher.
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The idea was to build and shore up a new system—for everything from payments and banking to health care and identity—that was either a replacement for the old one, or at least an alternative to it, one that was borderless, independent of state control and of exploitation by Big Tech.
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"The space has remained relatively stable over the past several weeks and crypto markets are reacting with resilience as people start to gain a more nuanced understanding of the long-term potential of blockchain technology," said Rob Viglione, co-founder of ZenCash, a coin that promises privacy for borderless, decentralized communications and transactions.
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Powered by global immigration and the borderless procrastination magnet of social media, the Facebook group has become a gathering place for laughs and reflection on the complicated experience of first generation Asian immigrants who have grown up reconciling the expectations of their heritage and the identity of the country they call home.
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The administration argues in the Supreme Court that the borderless nature of e-commerce should subject someone selling potholders on Etsy or vintage Air Jordans on eBay to taxes in every state — but then it opposes European governments using the same rationale to tax billions in revenue by the largest American multinationals.
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Over the past few years, leaks such as the Panama Papers and the Paradise Papers have illustrated how wealthy people exploit cracks in the nation-state system by shopping for friendly jurisdictions that afford them (and their money) a borderless life without social or fiscal responsibility toward the places where they live.
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Moving beyond simply sending money from one country to another, the company is launching its "Borderless" account, a new online banking account aimed at businesses, sole traders and freelancers who need to conduct business across borders and in multiple currencies, and who want to take advantage of TransferWise's low exchange rate when doing so.
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However you read Mr. Hammons's recent art, and many ways are possible, one central fact holds true: He is messing with — expanding, exploding — ideas of what art means, and especially what "black art" means, making it broad enough to be borderless, useless as a descriptive label by a controlling and abidingly racist market culture.
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With the rise of streaming and the borderless music ecosystem it fosters, artists and executives from the Spanish-speaking world are heeding the lessons of "Despacito" — as well as highlighting the groundwork that made the phenomenon possible — to gauge where Latin music with crossover aspirations must go to secure its foothold in the United States.
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As the emerald isle gears up for Brexit and the challenges that will pose, above all, to its domestic economy, namely in critical sectors such as agribusiness which rely enormously on the U.K. as a borderless export destination, the ability of Kenny's team to convincingly sell Ireland's story abroad as an attractive trade partner will be under close scrutiny.
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The change is essentially forcing users to choose which they value more — the ability to share old borderless images in Snapchat and have a good-looking story, or the ability to use their iPhone's native camera app (which can capture higher-quality photos and videos with more features because it's not relying on a public API).
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Although he is understandably covert about his process, the artist is eager to explain why he's called the show Borderless: "The title for the show is a metaphor for the multiplicity factor inherent in photography, which was born out of experimentation and has continued to sporadically germinate in all forms, methods, processes, and directions," Parlá explains.
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I sat in on a completely magical recording of a collaboration between British producer Nico Bentley from Afriquoi and "one-man band" from Malawi Faith Mussa, who sang lyrics about a borderless world in his language and played a guitar followed by a traditional instrument known locally as a mphenenga which was made from a fruit and sounded a bit like a kazoo.
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Designing his idea of what that Apple phone will look like is digital artist Gabor Balogh (who previously showed us an attractive vision for what smartwatches should look like): Gabor's concept ties the borderless screen in with a new augmented reality (AR) system that would essentially turn the iPhone into a window unto the world around us, with handy information superimposed on top.
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The Administration is committed to the principles that have allowed the Internet to reshape our world: Preserving the open and "borderless" character of the global Internet; guaranteeing users' freedom to move, store and manage data; enhancing the growth of the digital economy; and promoting public-interest policies that protect privacy and deter cyber-crime, including theft of intellectual property, and abuse.
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"We have 6-8 weeks," Rutte told a panel on Europe at the World Economic Forum in Davos, adding that he believed the Schengen borderless travel zone in Europe could be saved but that first the bloc must agree on a mechanism to replace the failed Dublin system, which says that migrants must seek asylum in the first EU country they enter.
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Sitting in his wood-paneled office on Thursday, days after a fight over resurrecting a hard border between Bavaria and Austria that almost brought down the German government, Mr. Kurz said the only hope of preserving borderless, visa-free travel in Europe was to get tough on the Continent's external frontiers — a step that raises its own practical and moral issues.
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As exemplified by the Sino-Google conflict which led to the production of the Great Firewall, this interview explores how the borderless nature of computer networks has led to two incompatible notions of sovereignty — one based on the amorphous cloud and one based on the rigid boundaries of the nation-state — and the possibility of a new understanding of citizenship for the information age.
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That constant contact with international fellow-travelers tends to erode national and local allegiances and create borderless identity groups defined by race, religion, and ideology … Whatever the sins of nationalism, I think history shows that militant trans-national movements are far more dangerous – they also commit mass violence, but they fail to provide the public goods and institutions that make life good in peacetime.
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As foreign oligarchs snapped up English teams, loaded them with players from South America, Africa, and the European continent, and turned these lucrative organizations into debt-ridden investment vehicles, a new metaphor set in: This was the England of high finance, rampant speculation, and wildly inflated assets, a node in a borderless network that caters to an ultra-wealthy transnational elite at the expense of hometown identity and tradition.
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While Thiel says the tech hub's isolation "from the problems of other places" is "better understood as an extreme strain of parochialism," cosmopolitan has been historically used as a code word for "Jewish," though some Trump supporters would no doubt clutch their pearls and reject that characterization:How can Google use the rhetoric of "borderless" benefits to justify working with the country whose "Great Firewall" has imposed a border on the internet itself?
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I am prepared to lend half an ear to such notions, even if they are paltry quibbles when set against the wonder of a borderless Europe at peace, access to a market of half a billion people, decades of growing prosperity since Britain joined the European Economic Community in 1973, and the British capacity to count in the world as a leader within a united Europe rather than become an insular minnow adrift in the English Channel.
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Apple's notch at the top of the iPhone X allows the company to have a nearly borderless screen everywhere else, plus it accommodates the earpiece and TrueDepth camera for Face ID. Asus et al have a sizeable "chin" at the bottom of their phones, so the cutouts at the top are self-evidently motivated by the desire to just look — not function, look — like an iPhone X. Part of me sympathizes with manufacturers like Asus who are desperately scrabbling around for a distinguishing feature.
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