Call to action Policymakers reacted to the study with a call to action.
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If 20 dead first-graders were not a call to action, then a call to action would never come.
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Make no mistake: While this statement is a call to action for Facebook, it's also a call to action for all of us — its users.
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" 'A call to action' Chance the Rapper also encouraged companies in Chicago and around the country to donate to Chicago schools, calling his contribution "a call to action.
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As a call to action, though, it's sort of muddled.
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Today, Beyoncé's website features the singer's own call to action.
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"This is a very compelling call to action," Pack says.
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Milano simply renewed the call to action this past Sunday.
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Nevertheless, the research is a "call to action," Cooke said.
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You mentioned that the show is a call to action.
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A new online application, Call To Action, wants to help.
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They transformed our family crisis into a call to action.
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However, the meeting was absent a clarion call to action.
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And the experience was a call to action for her.
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This vote has been, for me, a call to action.
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My decision was to respond with a call to action.
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Far from being inaction, prayer is a call to action.
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And that is really what our call to action is.
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It was less a call to action than to reflection.
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Awareness of risks can also be a call to action.
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He later described hearing a "call to action" from Reagan.
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A call to action The Alzheimer's Association couldn't agree more.
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The images and background stories are a call to action.
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He rouses them from complacency with a call to action.
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Tarantino also issued a call to action for his fellow men.
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Clinton concluded the speech with a call to action and compassion.
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These signs also felt like a very specific call to action.
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The "call to action" part of the pitch is extremely important.
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Williams' speech also included a call to action for white feminists.
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I'm hoping for mobilization — a call to action, raised social conscience.
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" He explained that meeting Gabe "felt like a call to action.
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But maybe we can take this as a call to action.
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Marijuana is not explicitly mentioned in the Global Call to Action.
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In 2018, empowerment isn't a color — it's a call to action.
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Let 2016 serve as a lesson and a call to action.
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Wyden's call to action was published, and Sprint followed shortly afterwards.
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Ellinghaus said despite no call to action to go to Cadillac.
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I see the documentary as a call to action for people.
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As I said, at least we have a call to action.
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"It gives consumers a call to action to do something today."
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" Berners-Lee said the call to action was "compelling and urgent.
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The GenderCool Project is a call to action, Ms. Goldstein said.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden also made a call to action.
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For us, the loss in Florida is a call to action.
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The call to action at times like this may feel urgent.
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That's the call to action coming from Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy.
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It&aposs also a direct call to action, with specific demands.
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Lee ended his speech on Sunday with a call to action.
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Friday as part of a call to action by Parkland survivors.
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The (union's) choice for a drastic call to action was not necessary.
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But it is definitely a call to action: buy a crown. Immediately.
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The day also marks a call to action for accelerating gender parity.
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It stood as another powerful call to action in Hollywood's ongoing reckoning.
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I wanted this to be a call to action, a wakeup call.
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Integrate a call to action: Finally, leave the listener with something actionable.
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So Chrissy turned her personal humiliation into a powerful call to action.
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In his call to action, Murthy spoke exclusively about the opioid crisis.
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My cousin's death was, for me, pretty much a call to action.
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The stadium announcer told the crowd it was a call to action.
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"The call to action is simple," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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So newly arrived Syrian refugees have taken up the call to action.
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The tragedy in Oakland is a sad and gruesome call to action.
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Amid the mayhem, parents and community leaders demanded a call to action.
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He spoke for about twenty minutes, finishing with a call to action.
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Larry Hogan, a Republican, described the shooting as a call to action.
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For Erica Leonard, the mall's manager, it was a call to action.
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CNN's call to action ended up exceeding anything we could have ever imagined.
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But for many artists, writers, and activists, it's also a call to action.
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Do you have a call to action for our readers to get involved?
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In the movie, how do you address activism or this call to action?
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It gives the customers a sense of urgency or a call to action.
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More importantly, it's a call to action: We need a code of ethics.
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Yesterday's alert ignited a call to action that worked — the suspect was apprehended.
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" Shen ended her essay with a powerful call to action: "Tell your story.
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She adds that the biggest call-to-action for allies is to educate.
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"Supply-side reform" is being made to sound like a call to action.
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"This is a call to action," he wrote in response to Krasinski's Tweet.
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"Come to Mama" is a livelier call to action for peace and love.
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For someone like Michael Murphy, The Force Awakens was a call to action.
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Then there's the call-to-action horny question, pioneered by writer Nicole Cliffe.
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Is there a call to action for the everyday individuals concerned about this?
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Ms. Palmer didn't know, but she took it as a call to action.
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It's a call to action for other cities and governments to scale up.
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It will be a call to action on the issues she has championed.
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Hogg responded to the Ingraham blow-up with a rapid call to action.
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The policy implications -- and associated call to action -- thus appear entirely self-evident.
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This is a call to action, a reminder that the future isn't fixed.
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Clinton and Democrats running for Congress are becoming a combative call to action.
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The Trump administration's rationale barely addresses the concerns in the call to action.
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It's exactly these structural problems that the call to action looks to address.
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Her timely new book is both a corrective and a call to action.
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"People are ready for a call to action," Obama's voice is heard saying.
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"This is a call to action," he wrote in response to Krasinski's tweet.
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No Music For ICE further explained their reasoning behind the call to action.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg issued a call to action in The Washington Post.
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For many Americans in Paris, Trump's election has been a call to action.
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Once again, I was struck by her potent and sobering call to action.
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However, the wording of this call to action is a little more urgent.
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This call to action may be the most important advice he left us.
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Roberts later described hearing a "call to action" from Republican President Ronald Reagan.
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They posted a "call to action" on Instagram that got very inquisitive replies.
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Mr. Kgositsile saw his poetry as both art and a call to action.
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In my mind, it's a narrative that ends in a specific call to action.
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The call to action worked, to the horror of Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz.
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That was former president Barack Obama's new year's call to action on Twitter Saturday.
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"Think," was President Obama's call to action Tuesday afternoon at a rally in Philadelphia.
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But at least now Facebook has enacted the spirit of that call to action.
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His call to action included behaving responsibly (and not childishly) within a societal framework.
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Gates' call to action comes as a measles outbreak spreads around the United States.
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Go. Do. It. The clip cuts to a call to action: Head to GetToThePolls.
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"You cannot try to 'wait things out'," a Refuse Fascism call to action reads.
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For many tech workers, the defining call to action was Trump winning the election.
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This movie is a call to action, and a movie that brings people together.
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But it wasn't before she sent a call to action out to her followers.
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It is a call to action and an opportunity that must not be missed.
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" McPeak says 4/20 these days is "half celebration and half call to action.
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If ever there was a call to action for civil rights, it's right now.
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The actress delivered a emotional call to action during her acceptance speech at WSJ.
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The new treaty is a call to action, and we should all answer it.
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For actress Kyra Sedgwick, America's regular gun massacres are a wrenching call to action.
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The AFT has issued a call to action to oppose efforts to arm teachers.
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Perry offered a call-to-action to help the people suffering in Hurricane Harvey.
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"You guys don't have to do anything, there's no call to action," Hill said.
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Some are using the day as a call to action to change immigration policies.
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These incidents should be a wake-up call – and a global call to action.
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PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT TO SIGN THE PETITION AND SUPPORT IT'S CALL TO ACTION!
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CALL TO ACTION SEND IN THE TROOPS TO STAND WITH US IN BURNS OREGON!
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Along with this call to action, her work with climate change lobby group, 350.
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Now, the ocean needs a call to action; otherwise it will all be destroyed.
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"It's not just a reflection: I see this work as a call to action."
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FIGHT BACK!" and ends with a call to action: "It's time to warrior up!
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Negative emotions, far from being denied or glossed over, are a call to action.
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Larry Hogan said the shooting was a "call to action" to address school safety.
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It has clean, inoffensive text, a standard picture, and an unobjectionable call to action.
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But it's kind of a call to action, that's where I'm looking at it.
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It is a call to action we must act upon with seriousness and speed.
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For all its flaws, the Green New Deal is a useful call to action.
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Call to action Want to become a professional writer in less than 18 months?
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What's your call to action for local residents and people outside of New York?
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" Clooney closed the conference with a call to action to the assembled journalists: "Investigate us.
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Common has seen the call-to-action power art can have first hand this year.
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Around noon on Monday, McCain tweeted a call to action requesting help from his audience.
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And recognize that a hashtag is a call to action, but it isn't the action.
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Unfortunately, lululemon has lost its way and I believe a call to action is needed.
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The last year has been a call to action from the public, New York Sen.
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And they represent a call to action that begins with an acknowledgment of hidden truths.
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He said that "more than 500 organizations" had responded to the president's call to action.
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That's not necessarily a call to action that all Facebook users are accustomed to making.
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Compassion & Choices will release a third video from her issuing a "call to action" Wednesday.
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Zuckerberg's call to action suggests a pathway to move toward a new and improved internet.
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But it is a call to action that follows news that teen vaping is skyrocketing.
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That is part of the call to action - it needs to be an integrated approach.
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Hillary Clinton took things a step further and issued a call to action on Twitter.
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Many Democrats and independent legal experts interpreted Mueller's remarks as an unequivocal call to action.
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He suggested a call to action from the American people in response to the report.
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The science is robust, the risk is significant, and the call to action is here.
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Another cited the more recent tragedy in El Paso, Texas, as their call to action.
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The plaintiffs say that call to action caused the stampede which lead to the collapse.
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Showrunner Bruce Miller closed the show with a thank you and a call to action.
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"Formation" was a sleekly executed call to action and an empowering statement of Black identity.
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So the company is meeting the call to action with a new program dubbed FoodShare.
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BEIJING — It started this week with a call to action from China's leader, Xi Jinping.
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As its title implies, this is not just a memoir but a call to action.
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Biden later tweeted a similar call to action, this time with an instruction to text.
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"There was a celebration, and then a call to action," he said, and both mattered.
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Shaver should be alive, and his death must be taken as a call to action.
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Taken together, his essays are an indictment, a road map, and a call to action.
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If they ended with a call to action, did it inspire you to take it?
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"Once again, I was struck by her potent and sobering call to action," Gore tweeted.
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Turner said he "answered a call to action" when he became a special needs teacher.
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"It's a wake up call and a call to action," Rasser says of China's progress.
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This was not a call against any one person, it was a call to action.
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Shortly after, the Holy Grail's call to action began to pick up steam with other businesses.
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Call To Action asks for your home address and gives you all the numbers you need.
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If Hammer's call to action takes hold, it could have cataclysmic consequences for Stan Lee's creation.
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And with the L train shutdown approaching, his call to action has picked up serious steam.
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That doesn't necessarily make Joker a call to action, or an invitation to real-life violence.
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What Google did, in attempting to silence my colleagues, was in fact a call to action.
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A business account might be better off acting generally accessible and adding a call to action.
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Heather Heyer's mother Susan Bro issued a spirited call to action at her daughter's memorial yesterday.
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The 2018 awards season served as a call to action — an extremely necessary one at that.
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The music video serves as an "inspiration and call to action," as Nettles explained to PEOPLE.
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And he used his time on stage to ask viewers to consider a call to action.
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This isn't the first time Schumer has combined personal news with a political call to action.
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However, within challenger bank Starling, the other Flux bank partner, no such call-to-action exists.
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For Mike Belleville, diagnosis of early-onset Alzheimer's three years ago was a call to action.
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" Now in the camp's urgent final hours, Hinman continues to ask for a "call to action.
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Stewart's song also serves as a call to action for people to take initiative by voting.
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That's exactly the situation we face now, so it's time for a new call to action.
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The warning signs this summer are a call to action for better clean water protections nationwide.
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Some people see the opacity of the For You page algorithm as a call to action.
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However, this Veterans Day should also serve as a call to action for our nation's leaders.
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Our hope is that such information will be both sobering and a clarion call to action.
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While the former show represents a call to action, the latter is a call to mourn.
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The call to action is a broad statement of intent, rather than a detailed policy proposal.
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Chasing Coral is an environmental call to action, and its sweeping ocean panoramas can't be beat.
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Warren's speech was a call to action aimed at the next President of the United States.
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We only unite in a belated societal call-to-action when a crisis reaches epic proportions.
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The first "call to action" in the report is to achieve e-Connectivity for Rural America.
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But on Thursday, Washington signaled a moment of bipartisanship with a call to action: Play ball!
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This is not only a cautionary tale for the Trump administration, but a call to action.
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It said its choice was a "call to action" to help fight false information that circulated.
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Students have organized walkouts in recent days as a call to action and show of solidarity.
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Long ago, your journey began with what the Crystarium's inhabitants now hear: Hydaelyn's call to action.
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Because while buying books is important, that "call to action" distracts us from the real problem.
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They need to demonstrate a call to action to solve this problem once and for all.
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Streep's call to action — to donate to the Committee to Protect Journalists — is also an admirable one.
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" She ended the speech with a call to action: "We need you to take risks on us.
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Harbour ended his speech with a call to action on what was already a politically-charged evening.
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It is a call to action for all of us, as citizens, to take back our democracy.
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Instead, she said she was sorry for distracting from the "see something, say something" call to action.
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CASAA quickly issued a call to action and distributed talking points to help vapers oppose the measures.
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There's a focused, single-link call to action page if you've got one big thing to promote.
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And she brought up her call to action again during her acceptance speech at Thursday's amfAR gala.
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Giffords took to the podium to conclude the press conference with her own powerful call to action.
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Also, check out VICE Impact's call to action to support the Sierra Club's Ready for 100 campaign.
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This supports sending and receiving text along with interactive reply bubbles with multiple call-to-action responses.
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For many it was a call to action, to work scientifically or politically to fight gun violence.
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At the end of the VR film is a call to action advocating for donations to outfitaranger.org.
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In a moving PSA, Scarlett Johansson, Chris Hemsworth and more Avengers make a powerful call-to-action.
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We support the global call to action for water, sanitation and hygiene in ALL health care facilities.
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My call to action is clearIt should be clear to the reader why you are contacting them.
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Castro delivered the crescendo of his speech in Spanish and closed with a similar call to action.
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Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Twitter and Amazon issued a joint statement in support of their call to action.
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Anthony Wright, executive director of Health Access California, said the election should be a call to action.
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Larry Hogan said Wednesday's shooting should be a "call to action" to protect schools in the state.
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" It closes with a call to action: "We hope you'll read the hotel industry agenda for yourself.
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With a direct call to action, it couldn't be easier to get involved with this powerful project.
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But Willimon's call to action came equipped with places, time, and an apparent desire to follow through.
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His original call-to-action went viral, and he's received over 1,000 submissions in nearly two weeks.
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But Ring's call to action shows how Amazon advertises Ring as a vigilante extension of law enforcement.
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But his opening remarks — delivered with reporters present — were something less than a stirring call to action.
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A call to action As policymakers begin to catch on, rules and regulations will start to change.
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" The movie isn't a "call to action," he insists, but "a call to self-reflection to society.
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President Xi Jinping recently issued a rousing call to action, according to the state news agency Xinhua.
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She issued a national call to action on social media and through a network of advocacy organizations.
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" Hill called the new research "a call to action" and added, "we should be studying these policies.
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It is both a call to action and an accusation, a source of unity and a slur.
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In April, YouTube rapper Lil Dicky released "Earth," a star-studded and totally unlistenable call to action.
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But what he made is neither a viable work of art nor an effective call to action.
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We support the global call to action for water, sanitation, and hygiene in ALL health-care facilities.
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The Slumflower's hashtag acted as a call to action to thousands of other women with saggy breasts.
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Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg followed with a similar call to action on her Facebook page.
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Your sign-off should include a call to action, giving the recipient a sense of next steps.
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The comments serve as Trump's most direct call to action against the attacker since Tuesday's lethal incident.
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But I am hopeful that this will be a sort of call to action and open some eyes.
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Warren issued a call to action and tweeted a link to her plan to protect reproductive health care.
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Publishers can build "call-to-action" units, where they can encourage newsletter sign-ups or Facebook Page likes.
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" As Lane Bryant posted on Instagram, the campaign is a call to action "A revolution in the making.
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It's not the first time that Phoenix used an awards show stage to deliver a call to action.
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"It's really a call to action to services and application developers to come work with us," Chong says.
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They will be able to respond with structured messages that include images, links and call to action buttons.
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I don't think it's hopeless at all, but I do see this paper as a call to action.
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Obama's speech was framed as a call to action rather than a recitation of his accomplishments in office.
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A doctor call to action As policymakers begin to catch on, rules and regulations will start to change.
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" She ended the graph with a call to action for her followers: "Own who you are and slay!
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International Women's Day (IWD) is an annual call to action designed to leave you feeling empowered and inspired.
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But Wednesday's vote will likely serve as a largely procedural call to action, even if the votes pass.
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After the election, Villa Instagrammed a neutral call to action for unification, and hashtagged both #Trump and #Hillary.
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App install call-to-action units are very new, having entered into alpha testing as of this week.
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" She ended her post with a call to action: "We need to change the way we raise boys.
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Their manifesto, the Hacktivism Manifesto, was meant as a call to action for hackers with a social conscience.
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"I only post things online that are either hopeful or a direct call to action," he told me.
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The bright blue call-to-action button now appears on the top right, directly beneath the Cover Photo.
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Cruz's victory in Iowa and Trump's nearly 20-point victory in New Hampshire is our call to action.
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If it serves any purpose, it is as a call to action, though not an especially strong one.
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" Later in the day, the president himself tweeted a somber call to action, urging people to "plan ahead.
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We're basing the imagery, the wording and the call to action on testing we've done in these districts.
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That is a stunning call to action and is the driving force behind CHF's strategic thinking and planning.
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For it to be hate speech, it must be coupled with a call to action to inflict harm.
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This call to action has renewed debate about appropriate collective and governmental actions to limit greenhouse gas emissions.
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I've watched its nascent growth from a singular innocuous hashtag to a rallying social media call to action.
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Most notably, users will be able to add a spotlight button, letting users customize their call to action.
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In the final years of the Obama administration, United States officials began to embrace Unesco's call to action.
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Similarly moving was Frances McDormand's acceptance speech for best actress, which quickly turned into a call to action.
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This means creatively impactful messaging that highlights one key message, easily digestible with a strong call to action.
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" "In today's reading from Isaiah, 'do right, seek justice and defend the oppressed' was the call to action.
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That's because our current national scene requires a bigger call to action than nostalgia or incremental policy-tweaking.
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The immediate call to action is for social distancing and to let our health professionals do their jobs.
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The latest call to action from Facebook's founder comes as increased regulation looks inevitable, at least in Europe.
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Students have planned walkouts in schools across the country as a call to action and show of solidarity.
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Wonder's call to action prompted a stream of Twitter users to share their dreams with the #DreamStillLives hashtag.
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You should read your anxiety about money as a call to action, says certified financial planner Douglas Boneparth.
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"We want to nudge the industry forward and provide our tool as a call to action," Moore said.
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In response to the Mueller indictment Trump issued not a call to action, but a vindication of himself.
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Cavalcanti said that he does not see Trump's statement to governors as a call to action for makers.
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The filibuster was a call to action — a response to what many Americans feel has been political inaction.
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The site issued a call to action to vendors to come together and speak up for food carts.
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It allows advertisers to include videos, maps, soundbites and call-to-action buttons in a full-screen, vertical display.
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It must also serve as a call to action for us to deal, once and for all, with hate.
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Now that the standoff has entered its fourth week, World Central Kitchen saw it as a call to action.
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Does recording a solo podcast episode with a strong call to action usually yield in high traffic and sales?
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As the best-known American wine region, Napa's response can be both a model and a call to action.
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I think this past week has been a call to action to everyone in the business: Hire more women.
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Each episode also includes a call to action that encourages the audience to take part in ending sexual violence.
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There's now an unmissable call to action for the user when Gmail detects a potentially malicious or fraudulent message.
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In the speech, Neal provides a call to action to the book world to write more about mental health.
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People watch the videos and see the risk that we take, and it's kind of a call to action.
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The post is the largest employee-based call to action on climate change in the tech industry to date.
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" Milano's call to action came just days after Georgia's Republican governor, Brian Kemp, signed the so-called "heartbeat bill.
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It's important to encourage good behaviors by giving our users timely triggers, that have a clear call to action.
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In the wake of the White House Call to Action, I hope even more will consider joining the ranks.
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On Saturday, Billy Porter delivered a stirring call to action for all members and allies of the LGBTQ community.
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Take a look at the 10/10 costume below, and read Poulter's call to action about bullying in schools.
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The Women's March should continue, but there needs to be a call to action for strategic planning and organizing.
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However, Call To Action doesn't currently take a political position, nor is it associated with any political action groups.
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Remarkably, Call To Action was a weekend project build by a team of ten, some friends and some strangers.
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That shared sense of purpose binds us together as friends and is the basis of our call to action.
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Facebook executives add that ads also usually include some sort of call to action, such as ''Liking'' a page.
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McCain has issued a call-to-action, and FMC echoes his concern for the state of our representative democracy.
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"This is a call to action, by a writer who wants people to celebrate their comfort pants," he said.
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ITI also wants the principles to be received as a call to action by the industry and the government.
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" He also tweeted the following call to action: "Lets fight like hell and stop this great and disgusting injustice!
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This may have something to do with the fact that Charles Manson took it as a call to action.
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I applaud, salute and pray for the few remaining doctors in Aleppo who have issued their call to action.
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" Dozens of environmental groups released similar statements following the report's release, with many dubbing it a "call to action.
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What this is, I believe, is a call to action for all of us to examine with our humanness.
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The election of President Donald Trump has proved a call to action for voters on the party's left flank.
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Think about a call to action that's closest to you, and go out and start to learn for yourself.
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The strong reactions and discomfort around something so small and seemingly insignificant was the call to action to me.
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The piece suggests that ACA repeal or Trump's ignorance of some international norm might be his call to action.
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Opinion The survivors of the Parkland shooting have led a national call to action, and the nation has responded.
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She came up with the hashtag #TweetYourThobe, intended as a call to action, and started a private Facebook group.
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The Christchurch call to action will build on work already being undertaken around the world by other international organizations.
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When she saw Jackson-Beckham's call to action against prejudice, she felt it was important to add her voice.
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Facebook executives add that ads also usually include some sort of call to action, such as "Liking" a page.
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It happened in his most recent call to action, specifically to help garner fundraising and support for his campaign.
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This passionate fanfare and call to action has likely been heard at every Loft party since its initial release.
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In schools across the country, students have been staging walkouts as a call to action and show of solidarity.
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The White House has issued a call to action, asking researchers to scrutinize the data on all road deaths.
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The group's latest initiative is #ValueTransLives, a call to action in light of the uptick in violence against transgender people.
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The Trump administration thanked Ardern and Macron "for organizing this important effort," but declined to join the call to action.
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Ross's talk was a call to action — a plea to reorient Americans' collective, and ultimately capitalist, approach to environmental activism.
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Pichai ended with a call to action asking people with slurred or otherwise impaired speech to submit voice samples here.
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"This is a real call to action; this is a family discussion," said John Carter, president of Nationwide Retirement Plans.
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Then at a weekend rally, this is the best, Congresswoman Maxine Waters, issued her own very soft call to action.
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COM, FOUNDER CHIP WILSON WRITES, UNFORTUNATELY, LULULEMON HAS LOST ITS WAY AND I BELIEVE A CALL TO ACTION IS NEEDED.
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The call to action specifically mentions the DCCAH as the city agency with the expertise to lead such an initiative.
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Luckily, Egglesfield recovered — and has turned his story into a call to action, now volunteering with St. Jude's Children Hospital.
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That sentiment isn't new for the 11-year-old social network, but it is latest call to action by lawmakers.
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An example with PepsiCo-owned Smartfood features a call to action prompting consumers to ask Alexa to order the popcorn.
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So here's a call to action: Make your Arthur memes as filthy as possible and don't you ever, ever stop.
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The next step in the rumor-mill process is to get a call-to-action from someone else with credibility.
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"We're ready for a national emergency call to action," said Greisa Martinez Rosas, the advocacy director of United We Dream.
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"The call to action really came out of necessity, because of the attacks by the legislature and governor," Marcario said.
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The reality star tweeted out a call to action on behalf of a man searching for a bone marrow donor.
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After a delivering a stunning speech — part thank you, part call to action — McDormand concluded with two words: inclusion rider.
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It was intended as a call to action for the tech industry: Facebook was going to help get people online.
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" Maybe next Ocasio-Cortez can adopt Marx's famous call to action as her campaign slogan: "Workers of the world unite!
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Those pieces were meant to be this call to action, the idea of giving freedom to each and every individual.
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The blogger accompanied her call-to-action with a raw snapshot of her post-pregnancy body while holding her baby.
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Here's the call to action: To kick things off, Fallon even shared one of his own personal dating faux pas.
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We're officially deeming this on-stage moment as a call to action to get the Trainwreck star a major moniker.
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He notes that personal data is not being collected, but Call To Action does track which reps are being called.
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Travis Threlkel is bringing it to the two-day musical event in order to create an environmental call to action.
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I'm encouraged that they did the survey, though, and I'm encouraged that they framed it as a call to action.
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That's true whether or not the call to action is a subscription, a whitelist or one of many other options.
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Yet their call-to-action ignores the gap between how carbon taxes operate in theory and how governments implement them.
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That's why we can't just watch it happen, we have to answer our leaders' call to action and fight back.
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FMC proudly joins him in this call-to-action and implores our colleagues in Congress to embrace imperfection as well.
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The march was a visual rebuke to the new President and a call to action for many of the women.
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Surveying U.S. economic dominance, Servan-Schreiber described his book as "a call to action" — action to rejuvenate French economic power.
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In our call to action paper, we offer concrete ideas for three institutions: the media, religious institutions and higher education.
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Meanwhile, countless businesses around the U.S. participated in the call to action, in response to President Trump's controversial immigration agenda.
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This gives publishers like Tastemade and IGN an extra call to action to bake into their Discover channels and marketing.
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The Squanchtendo launch comes with a call to action to apply for their open positions, which you can do here.
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He should have issued a global call to action, enlisting the support of every Catholic to find victims and perpetrators.
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The clip is basically his call to action for the GOP -- which ignores the fact the party's already nominated Trump.
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Some of Mr. Guaidó's failures have been tactical, such as issuing his call to action on Twitter, Mr. Singh said.
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Those posts often included a call to action, like asking users to join a bogus group or share the post.
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In San Antonio on Saturday night, Sanders ignored his Democratic rivals and delivered a general election-style call to action.
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Her tips for creating a profile to attract job offers include using keywords, positive reviews, and a call to action.
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Extinction Rebellion was established in the U.K. in May 2018 with about one hundred academics signing a call to action.
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First, journalists and fans have an obligation to treat Biles' story as a call to action, not fodder for gossip.
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Paradise is less than 80 miles from Nevada City and the tragedy there was a "call to action," says Senum.
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Calyann Barnett, the exhibit's creative director, told CBS that Wade wanted to include a call to action in the exhibit.
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" I also found Trayvon Martin's star, visualized as a cosmic Akoben war horn, a "symbol of a call to action.
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It feels like a call-to-action, but not to "us" or "them" per se, but to humanity writ large.
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The CDC didn't release the new numbers just to despair at the situation, but rather as a call to action.
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Her bravery is a call to action to all of us to continue resisting deportations and to stand with vulnerable communities.
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He's thrilled with his Supreme Court pick, his multiple photo ops and with his congressional call to action on numerous fronts.
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In March, several journalists posted a video online with a hashtag that was a call to action: #DeixaElaTrabalhar — Portuguese for LetHerWork.
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You said also, that you had a call to action to ask the leaders around the world to also end socialism.
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If Prime Minster May heeds this call to action, imports of fox, rabbit, minks, raccoon dogs and chinchillas furs could cease.
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Here At Home: Beyoncé shared a powerful call to action in response to the deaths of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile.
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A call-to-action, which encourages people to vote in solidarity with their community is something that energizes our young people.
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If IWD is about a "call to action for accelerating gender parity" our list is evidence that we are getting there.
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LebaenesePapi's post apparently resonated with the Twitterverse, who retweeted his call to action more than 156,000 times as of Tuesday morning.
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Gabourey Sidibe's directorial debut, The Tale Of Four, resonates as a poignant call-to-action for the Black Lives Matter generation.
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It has a similar "Hello, Dragon" call to action or an option to keep the car assistant listening in the background.
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Marsha Blackburn for Senate, and for Jim Cooper for the House of Representatives, Swift gave her fans a call to action.
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To kick things off, we chose to honor Sally Ride, first American woman in space, in our call-to-action Vine.
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The Carpetbagger The actress Gina Rodriguez has responded to the #OscarsSoWhite controversy with her own call to action for Latino audiences.
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Though Obama's idea is not an original one (women have already been saying this), it's definitely the right call-to-action.
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Clamoring for page views on your blog posts or conspirators for your call to action will get easier, and less exciting.
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The call to action here really is that people need to go get tested and not be afraid to get tested.
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And in your conclusion, leave your audience with a call to action or some other way for people to get involved.
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He records a song about his love for women, with a call to action that men start seeing us as equals.
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What was different about this call to action from the news stories and aid appeals on Syrian refugees shared daily online?
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"It was always intended as a call to action," said BinderCon co-founder and freelance writer Lux Alptraum of the community.
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No one is exempt from Biden's call to action; to stem the national tide of sexual violence, no one can be.
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Immigration activists are staging protests throughout the country, rebranding the labor rights holiday as a national call to action on immigration.
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President Trump's climate retreat has served as a call to action for state legislators to go even further on climate solutions.
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Conjuring images of duct tape and kidnapping, the president offered an insistent call to action about human trafficking at the border.
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The interview was then posted to the NBCA website and its social media pages with overlays giving a call to action.
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Respond to their call to action to defend the rights of racial minorities by funding their cause, volunteering or showing support.
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Included among the many that have answered the call to action are William Rogers, Kristen Ley, Scott Allen, and Julia Reyes.
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Or they're watching the charity's call to action video, which highlights who is being impacted and benefiting from their donation tonight.
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While it may not offer concrete solutions, such an earnest, lyrical call to action can't help but echo beyond the stage.
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"I think this call to action, to bring in new participants, really accentuates the communal aspect of this festival," he said.
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No reasonable person would believe that this video was a call to action, or an endorsement of violence towards the media.
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The commemoration of the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom should serve as a call to action for each one of us.
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He had been tracking the emerging civil rights movement throughout the 21967s and saw Greensboro as his personal call to action.
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If the prospect of lost U.S. jobs isn't enough of a call to action, perhaps the loss of our security is.
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As we reflect on the historical accomplishments of the women who came before us, we must renew our call to action.
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In the nearly two decades since we started our foundation, we've found that surprises can be a powerful call to action.
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"What if someone mentally unstable reads it, interprets it as a call to action and kills me for real?" he asked.
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Students from schools across the country also staged walkouts this week as a call to action and a show of solidarity.
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The American Medical Association labels gun violence a public health crisis and there has been a recent call to action from physicians.
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And lawmakers are growing more and more worried the upper chamber could be blindsided by a call to action later this year.
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But the call to action in this town is hitting a new level during the early days of President Donald Trump's administration.
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After Oliver's call to action, several people posted variations of Oliver's suggested language, and some used obviously fake identities to do so.
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Without naming the exact issues, Zendaya put out a strong call to action, reminding young people of their role in this fight.
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Glendon ended his speech at the Sohn conference with a call to action crafted specifically to the one-percenters in the crowd.
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Although her school was on spring break, and therefore could not participate, Kundai says it was a call to action for her.
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Al Qaeda responds As if in answer to the ISIS statement, al Qaeda shot back Sunday with its own call to action.
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" Then, the clip cuts to Offred, who issues a call to action to the residents of Gilead: "Wake up America, morning's over.
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The result always ends with "the final call to action in the last two-to-three seconds of the video," Weinstein said.
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It was a pitch-perfect Westworld response, with even the actor's delivery filled with moral ambiguity and a dark call to action.
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As the White House Call to Action outlines, there are a variety of avenues through which companies can engage beyond hiring refugees.
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"They serve as a call to action from those people to keep America great by ridding it of such infestation," they added.
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It's a call to action for both its members and the larger community of YouTube content creators to demand improved working conditions.
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Trump's website features a similar call to action: There's only one problem: The Art of the Deal is not out of print.
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An Inconvenient Truth came out in 2006 — its central call to action was that we owe addressing climate change to future generations.
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For example, an ad about a new smartphone could include a verbal call-to-action inviting listeners to learn about its features.
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Call to action: Giles said mayors have got to organize to lobby their senators and representatives to get the results they want.
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We quickly moved to course correct, including introducing new creative with a stronger call-to-action and further optimizing our media mix.
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To me and many like me, Black Lives Matter is more than a call to action — it is a statement of worth.
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"It is a call to action for the complacent, to stop letting these fringe hatemongers have the floor," she said with emotion.
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Upon his arrival on Monday, Trump is scheduled to speak at the "Global Call to Action on the World Drug Problem" event.
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As entertaining as it is informative, We the Voters promotes a clear call to action, encouraging young voters to make informed choices.
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The email, reportedly sent to all employees, sounded a strong call to action to get Tesla's auto production numbers up to expectations.
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The investment comes in response to the Obama administration's "Call to Action" initiative, asking U.S. companies to help ease the migrant crisis.
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Philadelphia Union captain Alejandro Bedoya made a passionate call to action on Sunday during his team's match in Washington against D.C. United.
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Which brings us full circle to the concluding paragraph of Sotomayor's dissent in Husted, both a jeremiad and a call to action.
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Call to action Talk is well and good, but there was widespread recognition in Davos that real change won't happen without action.
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Shea Moisture's first national call-to-action, which debuts tomorrow, is aimed at both addressing and, hopefully, helping to fix this issue.
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To all the immigrants with legal status or citizenship, those already here, especially celebrities and luminaries this is your call to action.
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"I hope to some degree this is a call to action for Americans to take ownership of their financial standing," Hamrick said.
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Months and years away from family and friends in remote, dangerous locations just to be ready when the call to action arrives.
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"I appreciate you picking up — you don't normally do that," Critelli told him, mixing in positive affirmation with a call to action.
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It's a call to action that, however stirring in its own right, requires the fight to continue on other fronts as well.
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"Free America" was one of the nascent US's first protest songs, a Revolutionary War call to action song by minuteman Joseph Warren.
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More of a representative sampling, with anecdotes, than a comprehensive survey, it is nevertheless a warning flag and a call to action.
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We hope the nation's communications providers will heed our call to action and take this simple step to improve the customer experience.
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Students in schools across the country have also staged walkouts this week in a call to action and a show of solidarity.
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So when I first encountered the script in college, it read almost as reportage or agitprop, with an implied call to action.
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But here, their direct gaze became an emotional call to action: these were real people, and simply observing them wasn't an acceptable option.
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The conflicting accounts led to confusion in the press over whether Oliver's call to action was actually responsible for the FCC's technical failures.
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If we're to have a united America, we need to admit this publicly and often and then we need the call to action.
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The most uplifting aspect of this election has been the intense, immediate, and inspirational call to action that younger generations are pushing forward.
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" Malala ended her very first tweetstorm with a call to action: "On and off Twitter, I'm fighting for girls — will you join me?
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Your first call to action should be mapping out an exact itinerary to get a grip on what types of outfits you'll need.
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Civil rights attorney Alexandra Brodsky first pointed out the removal of the report, "Rape And Sexual Assault: Renewed Call To Action," Wednesday morning.
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This call to action started after the actress was suspended this week when she posted a screenshot containing Harvey Weinstein's private phone number.
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It's a call to action and a demand for governments to act boldly — and as such, it's imbued with a feeling of hope.
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That there is no present path to that outcome is not a fact to be accepted; it must be our call to action.
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"We believe there is now a call to action for Congress to create a simple, fair federal solution for micro-businesses," Silverman added.
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For advertisers, this is a call to action to create more compelling and relevant content that is tailor-made for each digital platform.
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By Wednesday, more than 10,000 people had joined the EFF's call to action and the HP forums were inundated with complaints from users.
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"We encourage other lenders to the industry to join us in supporting this call to action," he said in a statement on Wednesday.
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And Sandberg didn't stop there: She also issued a call to action, asking other leading companies to step up their paid leave policies.
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To that end, the National Democratic Institute will launch a global call to action next week to stop violence against women in politics.
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Vance sees this as a call to action and will tell anyone she meets how she feels if it comes up in conversation.
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The use of art as a coping mechanism and a call to action in the face of adversity is, of course, nothing new.
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" Added Jenner, 61, in her re-post of Lawson's, "Call to Action for the media to report on these missing women of color!!!!
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If you weren't already fired up about women's rights being threatened, this Mars cycle will sound an impossible-to-ignore call to action.
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The Global Burden of Disease AMR (antimicrobial resistance) project is to be launched today at the Call to Action conference in Berlin, Germany.
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Jackson partnered with Swing Left, a political organization working to flip the House, to make the political call to action ahead of midterms.
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"Google's new policy is a call to action for all those in the private sector who profit off of mass incarceration," she said.
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And last year, the National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine issued a national call to action to make eye health a priority.
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Although other regional tensions dwarf the actions and dialogues that make these partnerships a reality, they should serve as a call to action.
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FDA Commissioner Gottlieb's recent call to action and the ensuing conversations have persuaded us that the time has come to take this step.
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"My call to action is for everyone to take a deep breath, put your reasonableness pants on, and work this out," he said.
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The Marketplace Fairness Coalition, whose membership includes some of the groups that signed the letter, expressed support for the groups' call to action.
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It's no surprise, then, that our subtle call-to-action was echoed by almost the entire roster of speakers, exhibitors, and audience members.
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Related: Original Creators: The Futurists The Vision Behind the Lens: An Exclusive Interview with Cinematographer Ed Lachman Additivism: 3D Printing's Call to Action
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Mr. Bush also released a "call to action" report examining threats to the liberal democratic order and making recommendations for protecting American institutions.
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Mr. Raja said the call to action — published on his Facebook page — had been an administrator's error, and the post has been deleted.
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"I wanted each of these — or at least four of the five — to have a call to action on the bottom," he said.
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Today is International Women's Day, which celebrates the accomplishments of women around the globe and is a call to action in gender parity.
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"This report is a call to action — and we will heed that call," Matthew Whitaker, the acting attorney general, said in a statement.
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The women who stood by her see Ms. Pelosi, and her call to action on immigration, as critical to taking back the House.
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Gretchen Carlson, a former Fox News anchor, is issuing a call to action to billionaire and former New York City mayor, Michael Bloomberg.
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For this reason, today we are releasing a new report, Food for Thought: A Call to Action on the Future of Sustainable Agriculture.
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It&aposs a call to action that has become the theme for this year&aposs World Economic Forum annual conference in Davos, Switzerland.
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The report concluded with a "call to action" that includes urging the Food and Drug Administration to put previously approved regulations into effect.
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But a change that had a bigger impact was subtle: I included a call to action at the end of my "About" section.
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"This year it's really a call to action," Lisa Leach, the executive director at the Lovering Health Center in Greenland, N.H., told Politico.
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She ended her post with a call-to-action for her followers, asking them to join her in breaking the cycle of violence.
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The initiative is in response to a call to action from President Barack Obama in his final State of the Union Address. Sen.
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Hess, a pediatrician, put out a call to action to different groups to report the video to get it removed from the site.
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Most importantly, the guidance issued a call to action for the nation, calling the extent of sexual violence in America's schools deeply troubling.
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But the move signaled a rare call to action by the group, which has grown increasingly antagonistic to Republican efforts on tax reform.
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Potential candidates answered the call to action and were asked to write an application of sorts, explaining why they were qualified and interested.
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Maybe Kevin Hart's moving speech was the call to action everyone needed to hear to make sure what happened in 2016 doesn't happen again.
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While a tweet's message can get coverage in the news, it's the hashtag that has staying power and serves as a call to action.
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They concluded their damning account of the federation's continued use of "monopoly power as a weapon against the players" with a call to action:
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It is a call to action for every country, every community, to start preparing for the metaphoric storms that are already on their way.
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Frances McDormand did something rare when she accepted her Oscar for Best Actress at the 2018 Academy Awards: She issued a call to action.
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"We've got to get out of denial," Myers urged the crowd, some of whom appeared visibly uncomfortable when she delivered her call to action.
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The stylist is also putting out a call to action for the fashion industry to donate to Time's Up's legal defense fund for victims.
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They could have gone with Small Business Saturday as the hashtag, but by saying, "Shop small," they're actually giving you a call to action.
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For publishers and platforms, it is a call to action to further innovate and create experiences that align with consumer expectation, mindset and intent.
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There was also a call-to-action video posted on Whistle Sports' social media channels, and two before-the-video ads created for NBA.com.
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This call to action should be welcome news as the importance of the internet to nearly all aspects of people's daily lives seems indisputable.
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Even before sex-positive anthems like "One Minute Man" and "Work It", Supa Dupa Fly's "Sock It 2 Me" was Elliott's call to action.
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As the past few months have shown, this collective call to action isn't easy, bringing with it feelings of guilt, sadness, shame, and anger.
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Last month, he put a call to action out to his fans: he wanted help finding one of his favorite jacket from the 1980s.
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It's a permanent record of the bond between a father and daughter and a call to action for smokers and others susceptible to COPD.
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Gina Rodriguez is one of PEOPLE's 25 Women Changing the World — and she was only 13 when she first heard the call to action.
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The Christchurch Call to Action is named for the March attacks at two New Zealand mosques by a white nationalist who killed 50 people.
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The latest call to action targets four major building materials companies based in Europe: CRH (CRH), Lafarge Holcim, Heidelberg Cement (HDELY) and Saint-Gobain.
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"This report is a call to action to business leaders," Mark Malloch-Brown, chair of the Business & Sustainable Development Commission, said in a statement.
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It was also a call to action aimed at President Woodrow Wilson to take legislative action to protect African Americans from anti-black violence.
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Losing Michigan was my fault, I'll do better in the future, and I hope my supporters will take this as a call to action!
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She also puts a call to action out for people to join the Andiamo team if they want to get involved with their mission.
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This includes a call-to-action within the Monzo app to link your account to Flux when you spend in a Flux partner merchant.
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Rometty's call to action comes at a time when the AI skills gap and the future of work exhibit a growing sense of urgency.
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He wanted to go on TV and talk about protesting with a specific call to action — like his focus on dismantling the electoral college.
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Together, they planned a commission into loneliness to begin in late 2016—a call to action rather than politicians saying stuff and doing nothing.
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I'm sure plenty of people have declined to repost the call to action for fear of appearing needy or like they're pandering for engagement.
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EDT: President Trump participated in the Global Call to Action on the World Drug Problem at the United Nations headquarters in New York City.
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Give a clear call to action for the reader, and make sure the email includes all necessary contact information in an easily-accessible format.
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Demonstrations kicked off early in other cities, unifying the message online with #BlackLivesMatter and #FreedomNow, the name given to the collective call to action.
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Building on that thought, the ceremony issued a call to action to combat global warming, putting forward the strategy of reforestation to capture carbon.
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Second, our next president and speaker should issue a joint call to action from the private sector to commit to closing the Opportunity Divide.
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Clinton issues a comprehensive call to action, from mobilizing "massive turnout" in the 2018 midterms to doing some "serious housecleaning" when the dust settles.
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"As the Tea Party learned in 2010, you need a call to action that's singular," said Matt Bennett, co-founder of the Third Way.
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What's next: The formation of this council and vague commitments by employers to "create" 500,000 jobs amount to, at best, a call to action.
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But the plot ends up losing momentum as it tries to entangle Fergus, the contraband pistol, the vicious Redcoats and Jamie's call to action.
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" The union said it and other unions, along with airline management, will work together on a "'Call to Action' for government assistance this week.
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The subtext to this call to action is the California privacy regulations that are set to take effect by the end of this year.
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Have a call to action Too often if you ask participants of the same meeting what was accomplished or discussed, you'll get different answers.
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"Let this be a call to action, for Americans from all corners of the country, to rise up and speak out," Mr. Schumer said.
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DOCCS is proud to meet the Governor's call to action and do our part in stemming the spread of COVID-19 across the state.
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It also uses TikTok's self-serve ad platform to place in-feed ads that include an app install button as a call-to-action.
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In December 2018, Microsoft President Brad Smith unveiled principles for facial recognition regulations in a rare call to action from a leading industry figure.
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" The Last Poets' David Nelson's spoken-word call-to-action, asking of the crowd, "Are you ready to smash white things, to burn buildings?
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" The Last Poets' David Nelson's spoken-word call-to-action, asking of the crowd, "Are you ready to smash white things, to burn buildings?
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Although an ISIS flag is pictured on the front cover, "The Field of Fight" is, in many ways, a call to action against Iran.
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The walkout is an attempt to show solidarity with the students who survived the massacre and is a call to action, CBS News reported.
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In describing Lincoln's call to action, Saunders provides an appeal for his limbo denizens — for citizens everywhere — to step up and join the cause.
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"The reason for this call to action is because of the strong and consistent evidence linking intake of sugary beverages to adverse health outcomes."
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That call to action seems to match up with a report released Thursday from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's Highway Loss Data Institute.
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In Marley's later years, his most popular period, he usually closed with "Get Up, Stand Up," a call to action, to arms, to revolution.
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Despite his call to action, however, the president and his staff have offered no details as to exactly how they intend to accomplish that.
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And why this film works better as a call for a Hillary Clinton biopic, or a conversation about millennials, than a call to action.
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Facebook announced Friday it's adding call-to-action buttons within Instant Articles to make it easier for publishers to build their digital audiences using Facebook.
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In addition to his call to action, the show has created a Chrome extension to help remind you of Trump's Drumpf-y past at DonaldJDrumpf.com.
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"The political and societal backlash that has played out in our social media bubbles the past few years is a call to action," Miley wrote.
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"It is a call to action for all Americans and our great companies to take the necessary steps to enhance our national cybersecurity," he said.
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Studie show that a customer is three times more likely to interact with a retailer's call to action if they send their message post-purchase.
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Kamala Harris denounced the Alabama law at a series of campaign events in New Hampshire, and made it a call to action for Democratic voters.
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In just one day, the call to action has garnered over 6k responses, with people suggesting names like Estrella, Mila, Floss, Lamington, Luna, and Opal.
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Changing America seeks to not only inform but spark a call to action, offering needed information and real solutions to our country's most pressing problems.
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The call to action came Monday in a letter from The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, an umbrella organization of civil rights groups.
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The letter concluded with a call to action for Cuomo, and all other elected officials, to protect their constituents by taking sexual assault cases seriously.
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She's got some staggering statistics to prove it: In a new video for environmental nonprofit Canopy, McCartney issues a call to action for tangible change.
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The riff ultimately becomes a call to action, referencing many American political movements over the years and extolling the values of organization and never quitting.
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The world leader's call to action included a photograph of the conflagration, which would help his 4.1 million followers visualize the fire's scope of destruction.
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Given Hastings' many ambivalent statements about net neutrality throughout the year, this tweet isn't something we should necessarily take as a forceful call to action.
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Watching Jackson bury himself in both music and substances—abusing the latter, which affects the former—is a more urgent call to action than not.
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Though Wyden clearly took inspiration for his latest tax return tweet from a Wendy's fan, it's not his first call to action on the matter.
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After her tearful call to action, Clarkson celebrated some of her favorite artists from different music genres, most of whom were nominated for multiple trophies.
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The Trump administration's attempts to suppress research on science from climate change to vaccines has become a call to action for many usually apolitical scientists.
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The best way to read "Why Liberalism Failed" is not as a funeral oration but as a call to action: up your game, or else.
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When you launch the Call To Action website, you're prompted to enter in your home address, and the app will then locate your Congressional representative.
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The event is part-music festival featuring The Kills, Sky Parade, The Dandy Warhols and at least 20 more, and part-environmental call-to-action.
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President Trump on Monday is participating in the global call to action on the world drug program at the United Nations in New York City.
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Changing America seeks to not only inform, but spark a call to action, offering needed information and real solutions to the country's most pressing problems.
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This data reinforces the need for equity in our disaster preparedness and response and should serve as a call to action for the entire field.
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Here is our call to action: refugee children, whether on our doorsteps, or in remote borderlands, must be protected, sheltered and equipped for their futures.
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Equal part hilarious and scathing, the actress, who recently signed on for the impending Will & Grace revival, didn't mince words in her call to action.
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Democrats need to use this debate as their own call to action to do the hard work of sifting through and drafting actionable policy proposals.
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Our call to action for lawmakers is to authorize funding for the new US HIV strategy — and to remove harmful policies that will undermine progress.
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The images of dead and dying children following the Syrian regime's most recent chemical attack represent a call to action among the world's civilized nations.
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This is a call to action for Muslim women to be more forthcoming with their natural intelligence and power on any platform they can find.
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About 3,500 miles away in London, James O'Malley, a freelance journalist and currently the interim editor of Gizmodo UK, felt a similar call to action.
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At this free event, which is first come first served, young people can discover the mission that's behind many musical compositions: a call to action.
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But it was the death of her cousin, who was gunned down last year leaving a party, that served as her clearest call to action.
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Public Enemy's "Fight the Power," with its call-to-action "We've gotta fight the powers that be" lyrics, followed the same rap-as-protest trend.
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But what started as an earnest call-to-action — to vote with your airline miles and choose Miami over Maui — quickly spun beyond conservatives' control.
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As a series, Broken tells seemingly disparate stories, but each episode ends with a similar call to action for government regulation and widespread consumer activism.
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Young audiences took from "The Graduate" a warning about an older generation's seduction of youth for its own ends, and also a call to action.
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At the 2016 Academy Awards, Leo DiCaprio accepted his Best Actor trophy with a speech that included a passionate call to action on climate change.
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Rather, she said this class was "graduating at a time when there is a full-fledged assault on truth and reason" — making a call to action.
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If you're including stuff in your pitch that doesn't help build the case for your call to action, you should absolutely scrub it from the script.
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Joaquin Castro, D-Texas, who fired up the crowd that had gathered after a call to action on social media by another Clinton adviser, Adam Parkhomenko.
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According to an emailed statement from Clover Letter cofounder Liza Darwin, the call to action was partially inspired by Hillary Clinton's concession speech on Wednesday morning.
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It's a vigorous call to action to her audience, reminding them to forge their own identities and beat their own paths forward, regardless of daunting circumstances.
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It's a commitment to valuing the practice of art and to fighting for the commonwealth of museums as much as it's a critical call to action.
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The Bloomberg report also adds that other business-focused features, like reviews and more call-to-action tools, may be arriving in the future as well.
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Twitter was initially unresponsive to fans' call to action, which was especially glaring considering the lengths Instagram has gone to recently in defense of Taylor Swift.
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Soon after her encounter with the police, Romanova's employer issued a statement of support, along with a call to action to write in to the authorities.
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Why it matters: Some experts tell Axios this is an urgent call to action, as the U.S. drug epidemic is more complicated and entrenched than expected.
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But the spirit of these records offer a worthwhile gesture for those who feel a call to action, but feel overwhelmed by the swirling bad shit.
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"Our approach is to be empathetic and to give a call to action," says Reid, explaining that Amazon will attempt to send kids to their parents.
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"Little did Robert know, his call to action was the determining factor between life and death for what he was about to discover," the post says.
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The goal is really quite simple: keep people more engaged on a website and help website owners with their call to action, whatever that may be.
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Nevertheless, Bruguera is excited and tireless in her call to action for Cubans to collectively test the limits of their political system by running for president.
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It's a call to action to preserve Earth's remaining megafauna; the vestiges of a planetary heritage which once existed across Europe, Asia, Australia, and the Americas.
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Asking tech companies and others to participate in this call to action, and providing the data to work with, could indeed be an effective first step.
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While the film ends on a hopeful note, sounded by nothing less than Kendrick Lamar's protest staple "Alright," the film's structure is a call to action.
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"It's Going Down," the online hub for antifa organizers, has also issued a call to action urging groups to arrange their travel to Gainesville for Oct.
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"We have the opportunity to keep people employed, and it's kind of a bit of call to action for people to come to shop," Schneider said.
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" The ad continues with a call to action for the USSF to "be a beacon of strength and end gender pay inequality once and for all.
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They mustered the musicians and influencers joining the call to action (which is open to anyone) with help of co-organizers Shameik Moore and Ireland Baldwin.
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It's a call to action on the inequality and the newly made Instagram points out letters from female farmworkers to quotes from powerful women in Hollywood.
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Given the interest in the service, the team is planning to regroup after the holidays to see where they want to take Call to Action next.
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" And if you do, in fact, love it, Daniel requested a call-to-action for her own fans: "Tag the Queen if you think she'd approve.
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Despite its origin in Black theater, it stands well on its own as a call to action for Black youths to discover and harness their greatness.
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"I like titles that make people curious, but also offer the potential for your own interpretation but have some sort of call-to-action," says Kuehnle.
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It was a love note as much as it was a call to action, and a sentiment that Simons reinforced in his acceptance speech Monday evening.
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The leaders of New Zealand and France have drafted the "Christchurch Call to Action," a nonbinding resolution that urges greater restriction of "extremist" speech and content.
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This call to action was careless because the evidence shows that these practices do little to improve community safety, and do a lot to alienate communities.
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The book, which hits bookstores today and was published by Apollo Publishers, is "part memoir, part current affairs and also a call to action," he says.
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Though its call to action identified the day as explicitly "anti-capitalist," it is only loosely a "strike" in the more formal sense of the word.
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Freada Kapor Klein: That's interesting, but maybe there is a call to action for those who are — I once long ago heard the term post economic.
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History suggests that when "ethic cleansing" and "genocide" are invoked, such as in Bosnia and Sudan, it is usually accompanied by a worldwide call to action.
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It's the title of his latest book, "Half-Earth," a call to action to commit half of the planet's surface — land and oceans — to protected zones.
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The episode underscored the concerns swirling around Echo and other smart speakers, like Google Home, which often sit in intimate spaces, awaiting a call to action.
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In a call to action for virtuous city-dwellers to join the search for the vandal, the City wrote on its Facebook page: Who did this?!
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The new video blends the short series' classic retro, experimental aesthetic with a call to action for anyone who cares about the wellbeing of the Earth.
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By bringing this up just after introducing a toddler and a call to action for neonatal research, Trump invoked a dangerous comparison between abortion and parenthood.
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These emails start with company branding at the top, have a striking image to peak interest, contain descriptive copy, and end with a call to action.
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Fifty years after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, black pastors are issuing a call to action and using different methods to achieve common goals.
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Yet the ruling is not the reprieve many think it is, and should instead be a call to action for those committed to equal educational opportunity.
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While March 5 no longer marks the official end of DACA, it should remain a call to action for the White House and members of Congress.
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"This expansion would go well beyond existing state and federal law," the NRA said in a call to action opposing the Oregon measure earlier this month.
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This striking incongruity should be a call to action for our best and brightest minds to re-engage and re-imagine our system of self-government.
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John Lewis (D-GA) stood in front of 50 Jon Ossoff volunteers at a campaign barbecue on Saturday and gave them a direct call to action.
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Clinton used her concession speech to extend a powerful call to action to the people, particularly women, who believed she would become the nation's first female president.
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Its fifth call to action is to "vote with our dollars," or stop working with agencies, suppliers and ad tech companies that don't comply with its requirements.
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The singer debuted a new video for the song on "Good Morning America" Monday in the midst of LGBTQ Pride Month and included a call to action.
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The estimate provided by de Vries may not be perfect, but it warrants a call to action; bitcoin is a beast that needs to be tamed.[Joule]
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While many apps and wearables collect fitness data, Under Armour holds users accountable for being more active by giving them a series of call-to-action prompts.
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Earth's Call is a new nonprofit that is finding and funding innovative solutions to the climate crisis, and the event is a celebration and call to action.
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When the NHTSA saw a 2370 percent increase in deaths in 23, it made an official call to action for researchers to study why this is happening.
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It can often seem as if one voice is never enough to drive change, but with the collection of individual voices comes a powerful call to action.
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Following the ebola outbreak of 2015, he wrote in the New England Journal of Medicine that world governments must take said outbreak as a call to action.
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So it was a call to action and the rooster became my spirit animal for this record, which is why he ended up on the album artwork.
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At launch, businesses can add up to three buttons to their messages, and can customize the call-to-action text (or emoji) on these buttons, as well.
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"Decisions that the court renders on critical legal protections and rights will serve as an urgent call to action on the part of the left," Aron added.
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But it also renovates its predecessor's call to action by showing how change is possible, not just through international collaborations, but on the individual and local levels.
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Its call to action implored leaders not only to usher in new laws, but to see them enforced, measure their progress and be transparent about the results.
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"Jesse's speech is an eloquent and passionate call to action against countless unarmed African Americans being murdered at the hands of Police across America," one petition said.
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"We are at a critical time of action to protect global amphibian biodiversity," Gray and colleagues write in a call to action in the journal PLOS Pathogens.
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Swiping up with a clear call to action, including quick-following an account or getting more information, is user friendly and there's clear intent for the advertiser.
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The call to action seems to have worked, as it took less than 24 hours for the app to takeover the number one download spot on iTunes .
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They can then combine this targeting feature with YouTube's new direct response video ad format, TrueView, which offers a customizable call-to-action in a video ad.
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The movement also includes a pin designed by stylist Arianne Phillips and jewelry designer Michael Schmidt, who put out a call-to-action for the fashion industry.
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This should be a call to action for the community, non-governmental stakeholders, and local, state, and especially federal agencies to invest deeply in the Malheur effort.
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"The concept was simple: Our people, our commitment to each other and a call to action," Airbnb Chief Marketing Officer Jonathan Mildenhall told Mashable in an email.
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"The footage is a cry for help," he told Thomson Reuters Foundation, and the film a call to action, shedding light on threats to Brazil's indigenous tribes.
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Tim Cook's letter to investors on Wednesday is around 22002,400 words and noticeably lacks that charismatic call-to-action around exciting new Apple products on the horizon.
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This call to action is echoed by a lyric in the song "Man in the Mirror," by Michael Jackson, who arguably struggled with his own inner wolves.
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Though his call to action at times reads like an advertisement for the $128 billion company, he demonstrates how helping society can also boost the bottom line.
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From Poitier to Rosa Parks, Oprah shared the honor with fellow revolutionaries, while making a call to action sure to stir future revolutionaries for generations to come.
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It was also a stirring call to action as Kimmel urged members of Congress to do something -- anything -- about the wave of gun violence in the country.
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The film acts both as a monument to those who have experienced the ordeals of forced migration and as a call to action to those who haven't.
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Despite the president's call to action, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said the Senate will continue to pursue a joint plan to repeal and replace the system.
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The Tories' latest crop of Facebook ads contain another call to action — this time regarding a Johnson pledge to put 20,000 more police officers on the streets.
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The hope is that this proposal will be a call to action to bring change legislatively, in public opinion, and throughout our country, lifting up every American.
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" In 2017, Legal Momentum, the law firm Orrick, Herrington and Sutcliffe and the Foundation produced a report "A Call to Action: Ending 'Sextortion' in the Digital Age.
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Nowhere does the wartime rhetoric of the Covid-19 pandemic seem starkest than in the draft-like call-to-action for volunteer health providers in New York.
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As the week closed, the company issued "a bold call to action for the creative, media and communications communities" to support its efforts in advertising tobacco products.
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HiSmile used TikTok's self-serve ad platform to promote its influencers' videos to other users in-feed using a "Shop Now" button as a call-to-action.
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More members of Congress must join his call to action and ensure that these young people are not left in limbo after the president's six-month timeline.
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At churches and block parties and in classrooms, our experiment offered this call to action: You are the most qualified person to engage the people you love.
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If thousands of teens were dying from a new infectious disease or a heart ailment, there would be a public outcry and a national call to action.
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Changing the process Rather than seek the national spotlight as a Senate or presidential candidate, Abrams has turned making US elections more fair a call to action.
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"Despite this report being incredibly depressing, to be honest, at the same time I think we can see it as this real call to action," says Brooks.
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"We're ready for a national emergency call to action," said Greisa Martinez Rosas, the advocacy director of an organization with more than 100,000 members and 55 chapters.
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It's a call to action regarding the hundreds of missing Black girls in Washington D.C., a storyline that, despite being ripped from Twitter, is a huge problem nationwide.
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Call to action: Two months after the New Zealand shooting, Facebook, Google, Twitter and other Big Tech companies have signed a wide-ranging pledge to combat online extremism.
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" After a short skit, Paul starts off the vlog with a call to action for his fans to buy his merch, because "YouTube cut my AdSense in half.
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"What that symbolizes is the amazing courage of not only the flight attendants but all the individuals on Flight 93, who took that call to action," Clark said.
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REPORTER: Touching back on Iran, of course this week you've put out a call to action to other countries to rally with America to put pressure on Iran.
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He is the author of several books highlighting the danger of China's economic and military rise, including "Death by China: Confronting the Dragon - A Global Call to Action".
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As a call to action for her 2020 campaign, the California senator recalled her "bittersweet" 2016 victory party in Los Angeles on the same night that Clinton lost.
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The newer TrueView for action is also available for those advertisers who want to customize a call-to-action that's important to their business, like leads or referrals.
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Q Touching back on Iran: Of course, this week, you put out a call to action to other countries to rally with America, to put pressure on Iran.
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Instead, she closed with a powerful call to action during a night meant to be about forging unity between Clinton supporters and those who still support Vermont Sen.
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The call to action stimulated property developers to tag museums on to many of their projects in return for tax benefits and to curry favour with local authorities.
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"I believe our call to action has been so successful because the cruel nature of the Zero Tolerance policy is something that people feel strongly about," she says.
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" The statement ends with a call to action: "We must use our voices to contact the politicians and representatives in our districts and demand social and judicial changes.
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Flake's remarks seemed as much a call to action for his colleagues to rebuke the President and his rhetoric as they were an announcement of his future plans.
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As good as that ad format is, it was like five times better when you could just respond by voice in order to execute the call to action.
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At a time when it seems trite or disingenuous to put a cause at the center of your brand, Maison Margiela's feels like a legitimate call to action.
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"This report and the burden of disease associated with air pollution are an urgent call to action," Chris Murray, director of the IHME, said in the news release.
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" REI tweeted a call to action for their followers to join them in solidarity by changing their profile pictures to an image reading, "We love our public lands.
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" In a statement, the White House said it supported the goals of the "Christchurch Call to Action" but was "not currently in a position to join the endorsement.
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This sort of community call-to-action is just what crowdfunding was born to do and it's great to see the cash going to such a nice cause.
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Where the new moon is restorative and the full moon is expansive and specific to the time of year, the waxing crescent moon is a call to action.
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So, here's a call to action for the 148 countries that don't currently have a woman on their currency: Quit being a royal pain, and pull your weight.
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This call to action to give our election system the cybersecurity that a critical infrastructure deserves is not written with novice's viewpoint about the insecurities of internet voting.
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American lives are at stake and the world's greatest democracy must heed the call to action and pave the way for the recovery and rebuilding of Puerto Rico.
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"We welcome this report and hope that the Commerce Department's 'Call to Action' results in some real action from Washington," said James Litinsky, co-chairman of MP Materials.
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The call to action comes just one week after President Obama signed into a law a much-debated overhaul of the nation's 40-year-old toxic chemical rules.
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On a conference call, Dr. Murthy was asked how Mr. Trump's plans to roll back the Affordable Care Act might affect his call to action on substance abuse.
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"This morning, we will answer President Trump's call to action, and we will send a clear message to all who are hurting because of this law," he added.
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CBA was also questioned on how it was compensating affected customers, which included a "call to action" letter asking them to make a claim on problematic insurance products.
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Businesses have been using things like alphabetical order, call to action, keywords and more to shape business names for optimized discovery, recall and responsiveness since the phone book.
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The less controversial or call-to-action style posts were likely designed to buffer the politically divisive content, helping to build out and grow an account over time.
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In a "call to action" on Thursday, a militia group known as Oregon Three Percent said it would provide security, transport and refuge for the absent Republican senators.
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So, our real call to action to all of our digital audience is take this energy, harness this unbelievable digital power for real, tangible impact on the ground.
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So many of us have come to view our scant downtime as a call to action, an opportunity for challenge and growth instead of a moment of rest.
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Alexander DunlopNew York To the Editor: While I appreciate the analysis provided by the editorial board, let's not overcomplicate this: What we saw was a call to action.
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The "call to action" is one of the oldest tricks in the marketing book, as is the color red, shown in research to draw attention and inspire impulsivity.
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The coronavirus outbreak has mobilized young people in China, sounding a call to action for a generation that had shown little resistance to the ruling Communist Party's agenda.
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Mr. Barrasso's remarks — "If we are serious about climate change, we must be serious about expanding our use of nuclear energy" — were hardly a clarion call to action.
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New York's law leaves a loophole for individuals who spend copiously on a campaign without tying it to a specific bill or call to action, Ms. Rotman said.
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Within the first few minutes of its premiere episode, viewers are effectively mocked in the form of a call to action by Awa, one of the featured interviewees.
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The webpage is an extratextual consolation-slash-call to action for readers, with a galley of inspirational people and lists of organizations to volunteer with or give money.
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Q Touching back on Iran: Of course, this week, you put out a call to action to other countries to rally with America, to put pressure on Iran.
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But Democrats like Gigi Sohn, a former Wheeler aide, said Pai's moves were a severe blow to the Lifeline program and saw it as a call to action.
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This is a call to action for health-care professionals to become acutely aware of the changing health-care goals and policies that affect our profession and patients.
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" 'Sober puss' to a 'call to action' As a child, Roberts was so serious and focused that an aunt said he was sometimes known -- fondly -- as "sober puss.
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Obama organizers in 2008 dramatically increased volunteerism (up to 18%) just by A/B testing the words and colors used for the call-to-action on their website.
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"Let's answer Joey's call to action by supporting a local nonprofit that serves food to more than 5,000 households in Athens County each year," the fundraiser page says.
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So, we use, again, the year 2040 as our call to action, we want to see economic equity, we want to see an economy that works for all.
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Now, Sidibe has teamed up with Refinery29's Shatterbox Anthology for her directorial debut, The Tale Of Four — a poignant call to action for the Black Lives Matter generation.
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It's important to encourage young women to remain optimistic about pursuing a career in STEM—and that is what Microsoft's International Women's Day call to action doubles down on.
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When you install certain fonts, fine-tune a color scheme, and create call-to-action buttons, you're doing more than just beautifying a website — you're increasing its overall trustworthiness.
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" State government adeptly and comprehensively responded to Shumlin's call to action Multiple state and local actors sprung worked cooperatively to create a holistic, effective approach nicknamed "hub and spoke.
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Besides offering stop-gap protection to users, it also serves as what Lowes described as a call to action to encourage consumers to exchange their devices for new ones.
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In a political season that already has prompted a national conversation about civility and tolerance, choosing a call to action historically associated with incivility and intolerance seems ill-advised.
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But we were together in high school, not dating, but we went to high school together during the events of September 11, and it spurred his call to action.
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To make your voice heard and to let your representatives know you will vote on the issue of sensible gun legislation, PEOPLE is releasing an updated Call to Action.
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"The Time Is Now is a music-driven call to action in support of amfAR's push to end HIV/AIDS in our lifetime," said longtime amfAR producer Andy Boose.
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"Reuters' groundbreaking report on the condition of children born with opioid dependencies should be a call to action for all members of Congress," Casey said in a separate statement.
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She began with a call to action for her fellow Republicans: "This is a fight for the soul of our party and the future of our nation," she said.
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The video is also a call to action for those who feel inspired by the message of inclusivity to post their own images, paired, naturally, with a hashtag: #weareallthefantasy.
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Less than 12 hours after Hoggs's call to action, Rachael Ray's pet food company Nutrish announced its decision to remove its ads from Ingraham's program with more following suit.
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These profiles (Jonas Blue, for example, or Converse), display a curated selection of GIFs along with a custom banner, short bio or call to action, and links to socials.
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The rapid emergence of the "keep RBG healthy and alive at all costs" call to action isn't happening just because people like her a lot — even though they do.
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As long as we are keeping these conversations going long enough to redirect some of that attention to the work, to the actual call to action, it's worth it.
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Kickstarter designated the month of February as a call-to-action for lovers of boutique book projects, drawing them together into a kind of conceptual cohort called Exquisite Objects.
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The call to action is reminiscent of the Wendy's chicken nugget teen who got 3.6 million retweets, making his plea for free nuggets the most retweeted of all time.
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She ended her Instagram post with the following call to action: "Ladies, let's break the silence so the next generation of girls won't have to live with this bullshit."
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"This should be treated by all ATM deployers as a call to action to take appropriate steps to protect their ATMs against these forms of attack," the alert said.
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Some deceptive designs even include a call to action displayed on the colorful button they do want you to press — with text that says something like 'Okay, looks great!
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Primary races and elections over the past year have been a veritable call to action, with people from diverse ethnicities, races, ages, and gender-identities winning in record numbers.
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A new way to sort and stock"This is a call to action with a goal of consistency across every backroom in all 1,839+ stores," the rollout guide says.
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The organization has issued a nationwide "call to action" to its members, urging them to go "incognito" to polling stations on Election Day to "hunt down" instances of fraud.
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The Democrats' call to action comes just as federal health agencies are grappling with the spread of the mosquito-borne virus within the continental U.S. for the first time.
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Their call to action includes poking fun at current French President Francois Hollande, translating many current memes into French and swapping images of Trump for images of Le Pen.
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A recent report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change on the global steps needed to limit global warming to 1.5 degree Celsius is a clarion call to action.
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Although not a direct call to action, Karyn Olivier's "The Battle is Joined" approaches the question of what might be done with existing monuments to update their contemporary resonance.
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So now his show is "in some ways a call to action," said Dana Friis-Hansen, director of the Grand Rapids museum, who initiated the project with Mr. Rockman.
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The call to action came after GM confirmed in a statement that an employee who works at the Cole Engineering Center in Warren has tested positive for the virus.
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January's Women's March was a kind of communion of the previous generations of feminism, a present-tense call to action, but it was also an acknowledgment of the past.
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And in December, the US surgeon general issued a call to action over the health consequences of e-cigarette use by teens, which had previously been declared an epidemic.
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Someone who not only recognizes the deep challenges facing patients today and the devastating policies of a failed health care law, but someone who answers the call to action.
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This is a call to action for all young Americans... let's rise up, stop bickering, and work hard to create solutions that will fix the problems that government can't.
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EFF shot back by saying the advocacy group "exists because of the donations of tens of thousands of regular people," and made a call to action to its donors.
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"It's a good call to action for the youth to get out there and vote and have a knowledgeable experience about what's going on in America," Ms. Cordover said.
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The group also quoted a complaint from a viewer that said they were "fed up with having the gay agenda crammed down our throats" in its call to action.
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And while we agree with Secretary LaHood and Governor Rendell's call-to-action ("Building infrastructure for the future can bring country together"), we vehemently disagree with their policy prescription.
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He closes with a call to action and, perhaps, a shout to those that supported him in the past but now feel left behind by a directionless Democratic Party.
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"As a person of deep faith who has been called to public service, I look at Dr. King for inspiration, because his call to action was personal," she said.
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Many experts said that the link between Zika and microcephaly is well established and that the cases were a call to action for the medical community in the United States.
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It's a call to action, an inspiration, a reason to boost each other up and not tear each other down, and a constant reminder that the fight's not over yet.
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A fund manager is issuing a call to action against a major Hong Kong restaurant chain, claiming that a proposed property purchase would only benefit five current and former insiders.
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Moreover, the feature, which allows organizations to select a target audience and call to action for their ads, were designed to be accessible to those without marketing or advertising backgrounds.
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For example, when you visit the homepage of Mutiny customer Amplitude, things like the customer testimonials and the call to action will change depending on the size of your company.
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For reproductive rights advocates, the election results are a call to action, revealing how important the ongoing battle for choice is—and how much work we have left to do.
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A racist meme shared thousands of times on Facebook and Twitter may seem like an inconsequential joke to some, but it's a call to action for a hateful, unhinged person.
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Yeah, if you think about it, the advertisements weren't very effective in some instances because the call to action is incongruous with the way you're actually engaging with the media.
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Redditor PRV_Psychonaut posted a call to action in the r/Trees subreddit on Monday, asking their fellow ents to join them in making an effort to help clean up trash.
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In memory of Everything, and as a way to inspire other dog owners to form lasting memories with their pups, Sontag-Ratti created an Instagram call to action last year.
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WATCH: PEOPLE's Call to Action: Contact Congress to Ask What Is Being Done to Stop the Epidemic of Gun Violence Authorities believe Paddock was using Danley's identification at the hotel.
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The Page Like call-to-action simply places a Like button unit in the article that also shows how many of the reader's friends already like the Page in question.
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This isn't a call-to-action against Ramadan or other Muslims—I still soak up whatever spiritual benefits that I can when calories and weight aren't dominating my every thought.
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The chef's call to action comes in stark contrast to President Donald Trump, who has been criticized for not doing enough to aid the island, home to 3.5 million Americans.
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It's a call to action, backed by the United Nations, to advance gender equality from your small corner of the world by attending a rally, volunteering or daring to dream.
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" In the image promoting #DeactiDay that's spreading on Twitter, the call to action lays out how after a user deactivate their accounts "Twitter has 30 days to make it right.
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Christian Vizl's beautiful black-and-white photographs of sea animals contained in his new book Silent Kingdom: A World Beneath the Waves act as a much-needed call to action.
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The students understood that the play was intended not only as a history lesson, but also as a call to action to stop the hate: Tikkun Olam ("repair the world").
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Asserting that his wing of the party is in the midst of assembling a grassroots army, Bannon issued a call to action to those who share his point of view.
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"The Castro regime's repression of human rights and fundamental freedoms in both Cuba and Venezuela necessitates worldwide concern and a louder international call to action," Pompeo said in a statement.
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The music video — which featured several women discussing their personal stories over Nettles' soaring vocals — was meant to serve as an "inspiration and call to action," Nettles explained to PEOPLE.
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The ads that get new life with images tailored to a specific place — or a new call to action — are often the ones the campaigns believe to be most effective.
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If the president and his administration were to lead a call to action in defense of these animating principles and ideals, even implacable enemies would have to respect these efforts.
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They are also a call to action to states and cities to establish policies that make sure that those families can support themselves and truly recover after losing it all.
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Call to action for Pride: The LGBTQ takes the month of June to celebrate the community's wins in the fight for equality, but there's still more work to be done.
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If I'm being fair, the difference could be that songs like those are a bit more vague in their targeting of Nazis, whereas mine is a specific call-to-action.
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Global greenhouse emissions rose last year, an unwelcome development after they'd leveled off the 3 previous years and a clear call to action for the world's long-term energy goals.
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For others, the call to action is for Congress to pass laws that require greater data protection in order for Facebook to operate in the U.S. — which can take time.
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They're 5- to 15-second video ads users can skip, and while there's no click-through or call to action now, Facebook plans to add that in the coming months.
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The shutdown is a call to action for cyber criminals at home and around the globe to probe for vulnerabilities and strategically position themselves for decisive strikes in the future.
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At a campaign stop in Iowa on Tuesday, a woman stood up and, her voice quavering, said she feared "voter fraud" before offering a stark call to action to Gov.
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The enormous challenges we face as a nation — the climate crisis, the shrinking middle class, skyrocketing housing and health care costs, and many more — are a stark call to action.
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Crystal is taking Trump's call to action to heart ... telling us she's heading back to her home in West Texas to help her husband start his own screen printing business.
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The scientists are using the data as a "call to action" for coastal cities to examine the issue and decide on the best ways to respond to rising sea levels.
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The deck shows how the format works by showing an ad for PepsiCo-owned Smartfood that features a call to action prompting consumers to ask Alexa to order the popcorn.
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"As our nation's doctor, I urge you to issue a call to action on vaccine hesitancy in the United States and make this crisis a public health priority," Pan wrote.
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The device prods you to reach your goals throughout the day, with specific requests to knock out steps, and you'll get a call to action after long periods of inactivity.
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"Let's answer Joey's call to action by supporting a local nonprofit that serves food to more than 5,000 households in Athens County each year," Will Drabold said in the post.
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" Sanchez's call to action was met with vociferous affirmation and ardent support from a crowd waving signs with battle cries like, "Stop taxing my vagina!" and "There will be blood!
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Veering away from VR and AR specifically but staying within the realm of emerging technology, Doctorow's keynote address was a call-to-action against technology's ever-creeping domination upon us.
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Then, Gumbel issued a call to action: [The law] uses the guise of bathroom concerns to deny certain rights to gay and transgender people, and effectively greenlights discrimination towards them.
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It was unveiled by Vice President Joe Biden and considered a "call to action" in the higher education world, and a cornerstone of the Obama administration's efforts to tackle campus rape.
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In addition, Facebook says its investments in things like those call-to-action units, new types of ads and changes to where ads can be placed have begun to pay off.
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A year later, while some progress has been made to address the threat of white supremacist extremism, in too many places that call to action has been met with deafening silence.
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The hashtag #DeleteFacebook was trending on Twitter when Brian Acton, the co-founder of WhatsApp, which Facebook bought for $19 billion in 2014, joined in with his own call to action.
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On what would have been Brittany Maynard's 30th birthday, her supporters have released a new video with her issuing a "call to action" for getting Death with Dignity laws passed nationwide.
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Rather's most recent call to action came as the unprecedented 2016 presidential election hit a fever pitch as eventual victor Donald Trump clashed on the campaign trail with rival Hillary Clinton.
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The fact is, notoriety serves as a reward for these killers and as a call-to-action for others who would seek to do similar harm in the name of infamy.
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Facebook's latest answer is to essentially serve as a free website builder for small businesses, a la Squarespace, stuff the pages with call-to-action buttons, and monetize it with ads.
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That's because the environment of a landing page is perfect for sucking you in, drawing you further down the page and exciting you before hitting you with a call-to-action.
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Rather than a program or a call to action, it was a general paean to democracy and the American spirit, an attempt to align a vote for Hillary Clinton with goodness.
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From the official POTUS account, Trump on Thursday morning tweeted a call to action to Americans in favor of the bill supported by the White House and House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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The countries meeting at the United Nations promise to establish a "call to action," and dozens of voluntary commitments to help the island countries and others who co-exist with oceans.
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"A Day Without a Woman," a call to action for women around the world to show the value of women's paid and unpaid labor by striking, coincided with International Woman's Day.
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Waiting desperately for the next meeting update, the next glimmer of hope, the next call to action we can take so it can be our turn to celebrate our father's return.
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The survey also asked users to indicate their interest in a "call to action" button, a way to let followers make donations, and a "sponsor marketplace" to match users with advertisers.
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The feature is an extension of Twitter's previously launched "Conversational Ads," which give advertisers the ability to post images and videos along with call-to-action buttons that include customizable hashtags.
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" Inspiring us with his words, he ended with a call to action for his fans, saying: "We all have the power to change the world and make it a better place.
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That call to action follows revelations that social media sites, like Facebook and Twitter, were used to spread false news and socially and politically divisive advertisements during the 2016 presidential race.
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Lfodder joined the community this summer after seeing a post reach his Reddit front page, part of a rush of more than 25,000 subscribers that arrived since LocalGamer's call to action.
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"I want this to be a call to action, an end to a culture of coverup for these sexual predators both at USC, other colleges or other institutions," Davis said Monday.
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This book has no agenda and makes no argument; it simply reveals the truth of the country in which we live, and allows us to formulate our own call to action.
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Things end on an optimistic note, however, as Misty muses "the world won't end unless we want it to," which I guess is as good a call to action as any.
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Never again The evening was filled with mourning of those lost, with a series of pictures and a reading of the victims' names, but it was also a call to action.
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It ends with a kind of call to action, both for viewers and for Thorn himself, but even more poignant is what happens during the long pan at the video's midpoint.
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More than a year after #MeToo became a global call to action, transforming the conversation around gender, power and who gets a seat at what table, how much has really changed?
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Our Call to Action meetings and Violence Reduction Initiative, which convenes daily at police headquarters, have ushered in a new era of collaboration among community organizers, city agencies and police officers.
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But the model, according the co-authors, is a call to action: Governments and individuals must take immediate steps like lockdowns and social distancing to stem the impacts of the pandemic.
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This image, shocking and moving, represents the theme of wasted life that runs through all three books — a memorial to the dead and, to the unstoppable living, a call to action.
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Feinberg's finely tuned examination of the intersection of gender and class — Jess is a union organizer and factory worker — is a call to action against injustice and intolerance across all lines.
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The authorities were concerned that Roof, who repeatedly stated that he had committed the murders as a call to action for persecuted whites, had become a cause célèbre for white nationalists.
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Empowering drug treatment agencies, with their experience and expertise, to play a leadership role in bringing naloxone training to the business world takes this call to action a crucial step further.
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It's led to a lingering sense of resignation among gun reformers that, despite the recent tragedy and Trump's call to action, Congress isn't ready to stick its neck out for reforms.
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Because above all, Genital Jousting is a call to action, making clear that, "Every man needs to take the first steps towards understanding and embracing alternate forms of masculinity," Fraser said.
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Acknowledging that identity groups have not always been — and indeed, continue not to be — treated equally in this country should not be a cause for agitation, but a call to action.
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The survey also asked users to indicate their interest in a "call to action" button, a way to let followers make donations and a "sponsor marketplace" to match users with advertisers.
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At its best, public art does a service to a community, it can inspire a new conversation, or be a space in which people are moved to create call to action.
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It is on the peripheries — which are really the epicenters — that Adam Green's call to action offers an alternative path to simply learning and repeating the canon in exhibitions and collections.
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"If you think you have what it takes to bring one of these houses back to life, a new primetime TV series wants to hear from you," the call to action reads.
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MNL: It seems, Nadja, that you were very involved in the social media call to action, which contributed to the range of locations and diversity of voices represented in the first issue.
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But one peculiar call to action that Benioff voiced two days ago on Twitter, in favor of abolishing the oft-misunderstood Section 230, may not have been all that well thought out.
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She rang in 18 by opening a school for refugees in Lebanon and celebrated 19 with a call to action for her cause of getting more girls in school across the globe.
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The three college students are becoming organizers for "El Paso Strong," a call-to-action group to encourage young people, particularly in the Latinx community, to become more politically active and vote.
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Sadly, rather than this growing weight of evidence being a call to action or promoting a rigorous debate on answers to the impending threat, the silence is deafening among our elected leaders.
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Although Watson followed his call for a boycott up with sympathy for creators who make a living on the platform, other YouTubers have since expressed their concerns with his call to action.
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While the attack raised a national alarm about the rising danger of white supremacist extremism in the United States, it should have done more: It should have been a call to action.
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The Direct Message Card can be customized using either an image or video and up to four call-to-action buttons meant to encourage Twitter users to slide into a brand's DMs.
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Last year, Cagle and PEOPLE published a "Call to Action," urging readers to reach out to their representatives in Washington, D.C. to find out what they're doing about the gun-violence epidemic.
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Since traffic deaths saw a spike in 2016, this study is yet another call to action, reminding drivers that accidents caused by distractions can be prevented by simply putting down the phone.
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"This call to action is not just about regulation, but instead about bringing companies to the table and saying, 'You have a role too, and we have expectations of you,'" said Ardern.
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It was an urgent and timely call to action well before #BlackLivesMatter was even conceptualized, with black and white moviegoers alike confused as to why such a deeply deserving project was ignored.
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The Royal Family will NOT retreat from public view in the wake of an ISIS call to action against 4-year-old Prince George ... sources directly familiar with the situation tell TMZ.
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Last Tuesday, Google issued a call to action on Twitter, declaring that every day should be Equal Pay Day and directing readers to a Google page with tips for implementing pay equity.
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The April full moon is a reminder of our own strength and a call to action: You survived the winter — so what will you do now to ensure you thrive come summertime?
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" Lady Gaga whispered that familiar call to action for women everywhere as her memorable 229 Grammys performance segued from the mournful country balladry of "Joanne" into the soaring melodies of "Million Reasons.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Surgeon General issued a call to action on Thursday to end what he called a public health crisis of drug and alcohol addiction that is underappreciated and undertreated.
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"I would say these are both a commitment of the pioneers developing AI as well as a call to action," Dean Garfield, president and CEO of ITI, Dean Garfield told The Hill.
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Last month the Presidents' Council on Impact Investing, a group of impact investors and philanthropies convened by the U.S. Impact Investing Alliance, issued a call to action for government and other stakeholders.
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On Tuesday, students from a high school in Florida staged a walkout and marched toward the school where the shooting took place as a call to action and a show of solidarity.
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Bedoya's call to action received support from his coach, his team, and his fans in the wake of two mass shootings in Texas and Ohio left 29 people dead over the weekend.
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That's why we are issuing a call to action to those in the House and Senate who prefer partisan bickering to protecting women and families from this virus: let's get to work.
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Like the WHCD, we wanted the event to be highly visible and compelling enough to entice corporations, celebrities, and other social influencers to join in the effort and resulting call to action.
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Brookie said this new method involved driving user engagement for a specific demographic to a specific page, then creating a call to action once the page reaches a critical mass of followers.
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In addition to its vast assortment of product offerings that give back various amounts to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation, the company has also launched hashtag #TimeToEndBreastCancer as a call to action.
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Yasmeen Hassan, the Global Executive Director of Equality Now, said in a statement that this campaign should go beyond spreading awareness and that users should treat it as a call to action.
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"If We Were Vampires" deals expressly with the impermanence of life ("Maybe time running out is a gift"), but treats it like the call to action that it is meant to be.
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Beyoncé last played here in February when she woke up the Super Bowl halftime show with her debut performance of "Formation," which sparked controversy for its call to action against police brutality.
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Ty Warner, the chairman of the self-named company that owns the hotel, said he offered the hotel to the state after he heard Cuomo's call to action during his daily briefings.
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So when the Indian Supreme Court struck down this fall the country's colonial-era law criminalizing gay sex, Johnson Ong — 2,500 miles away in Singapore — saw it as a call to action.
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Others were not using basic social media capabilities, such as call-to-action buttons that can be used to ask followers to sign a petition, attend an event or make a donation.
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But even as Mr. Cuomo sounded the alarm, it remained to be seen whether his call to action would actually reverse the subway's decline and change the daily experience of frustrated riders.
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However, this anniversary of King's death should not simply be a reflection but also a call to action that we must do better, Americans, human beings, for the sake of us all.
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Others were not using basic social media capabilities, such as call-to-action buttons that can be used to ask followers to sign a petition, attend an event or make a donation.
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Broken down by party, Democrats have put the greatest emphasis on health care ($7.98 million), followed by "social issues" ($5 million), "call to action" spots ($2.9 million) and "Social Security" ($453 million).
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They also picked up a similar theme: an urgent call to action using the story of activism driven by women, in that case the "Bread and Roses" textile workers' strike of 1912.
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There is a sense in the Latino community that Trump is increasing discrimination, racism, and hate-speech against Latinos and immigrants, and this has become a call to action for many Latinos today.
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It was a call to action – if someone like her can be involved in the work she is involved in then not a lot of us have any reason not to be active.
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It all may have started with a simple call to action on the web, but the Women's March on Washington has grown into something far more historic — and it's finally happening this Saturday.
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While they were not permitted to join in traditional combat roles, these women answered the call to action by filling the enormous void in the workforce left by the soldiers who were deployed.
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" If ya missed it ... the rapper's fans made a call to action over Twitter, which lead Fab Fiver Karamo Brown to tweet: "Lol why does everyone want @PostMalone to be on the show.
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This is really a call to action for the ballerinas of color to show themselves; for the artistic directors, it's a challenge for them to do what they say they want to do.
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As part of the Call to Action, Accenture has also set up an online platform that can serve as a key resource and clearinghouse for U.S. firms that are interested in engaging further.
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"Notoriety serves as a reward for these killers and as a call-to-action for others who would seek to do similar harm in the name of infamy," Gross said in a statement.
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We have sparrow racing, we have a new call to action by Commander Zavala, who wants the Guardians to go in and get a little more competitive with the way they experience strikes.
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The email call-to-action unit lets readers share their email address directly with the publisher on Facebook, in order to receive the email newsletters or other email updates the publisher may offer.
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My friends in Nisantasi, Istanbul's most westward-facing neighborhood, texted saying they were hearing gunshots: Heeding Erdogan's call to action, men had gone out on the streets, attacking the tanks and foot soldiers.
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This isn't a film that explains why these things happen; it's an emotional call to action that reminds us of the horror and loss of these events — events that continue with alarming frequency.
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He also referenced it in his 2018 op-ed in the Washington Post, where he provided a roadmap for fixing Facebook that he hoped would be a call to action for the company.
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Gabriela Cowperthwaite's documentary film comes from a journalistic and scientific angle, but Hargrove's book is a passionate and specific call to action, based on first-person observation over years as an orca trainer.
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" At the same time, he doesn't want Brut's journalists to veer too heavily into advocacy or activism themselves: "We don't do a call to action, we're not activists, we don't point a finger.
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There is a parenting call to action by Rogers to be our kids' needed guides though a world that is more complicated and nuanced from their perspective than it may seem to us.
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"This visit by such an influential member of a U.S. administration should stand as a call to action for all Alberta industry," Prosperity Fund founder and President Barry McNamar said in a statement.
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In Yelp's case improvements include a photo slide show, the elimination of competitor ads from their profile page and the capacity to insert "call-to-action" buttons — to print a coupon, for example.
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And, finally, it implies a call to action of retaliation against those donors, seeking to force them into the shadows or suffer financial harm, loss of relationships, or being ostracized by their community.
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The province's call to action comes not long after the Tragically Hip's highly publicized farewell tour last summer when soaring resale prices brought the issue of ticket scalping to the forefront once again.
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According to Campbell, the journey begins with accepting a call to action, going through trials and explorations into the unknown, and then bringing back the wisdom gained from those adventures to the community.
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The White House on Wednesday announced it would not sign the Christchurch call to action, an informal international pact among France's and New Zealand's leaders and social media platforms to combat online extremism.
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The pope's encyclical (a formal writing), Laudato Si, is a sweeping call-to-action for world leaders to put aside politics and focus on the need to preserve and care for our environment.
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The lack of a call to action may have something do with the fact that Mr. Acosta is a somewhat polarizing figure, viewed by some of his press corps colleagues as a showboat.
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For example, reserving the use of the word "catastrophic" for only some extremely violent storms, would make it more of a common call to action rather than a description of just one episode.
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Whilst a novel isn't a call to action, a raising of awareness, in the same way a memoir can achieve, My Dark Vanessa will help people process their own similar or adjacent experiences.
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Orlando was a call to action that we have reached a point in U.S. history where we must recognize that the safety of our nation must take precedence over every interest group concern.
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Pelosi's call to action comes as the White House plows ahead on transferring federal funds not contingent on Trump's declaration toward building a wall along the southern border, despite already facing several lawsuits.
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And if you're the President, it's long past time for you to issue a national call to action -- to call for reinforcements to serve as mental health workers in this time of war.
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Newman's rise ahead of the primary comes during a tumultuous and polarized time following President Donald Trump's 2016 victory which led to the mobilization and a call to action for many -- especially women.
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"The content should be broken down into three sections: What are you offering (headline); how will it help the reader (message body); what should the reader do next (call to action)," he added.
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This call to action should be well received both in the House and the Senate, and across the political aisle, since Republicans and Democrats alike are keenly interested in exploring workable legislative options.
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It should also include a call to action like, "I look forward to connecting to discuss next steps," so the employer knows just how interested you are in moving forward with the position.
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The call to action by the Solar Energy Industry Association came a day after it released a study claiming the levies would cost some 62,000 jobs and $19 billion in clean energy investments.
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"This endorsement is a call to action in the House to develop a bill that mirrors the Alexander-Murray health care legislation and bring it to the floor for full consideration," said Rep.
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Both Twitter and Instagram have policies prohibiting doxxing, and we contacted both to ask whether they will leave Swift's post on the internet and what they'll do about her controversial call-to-action.
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Nina Turner, a top surrogate for the Vermont senator's campaign, gave a stem-winding call to action after telling reporters she expected "hundreds of thousands of people out there" in Philadelphia at the convention.
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Following a call to action from the Association of Children's Museums, museums in Indiana, New York, Massachusetts and other states have pressed for more humane treatment of immigrant children and urgent action from politicians.
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The study's authors, led by Delores Knipp from the University of Colorado and Brian Fraser from the National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, say the historical event should serve as a call to action.
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"This study should be a call to action—the industry needs to solve these issues," says Bryan Reimer, an MIT researcher who studies human driving behavior and worked on the research on brand names.
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"We're ready for a national emergency call to action," said Greisa Martinez Rosas, the advocacy director of United We Dream, an immigration advocacy organization with more than 100,000 members and 55 chapters, last week.
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" On Sunday, June 3, Pride workout organizer and CrossFit Infiltrate gym member Ryan Nix posted a call to action on Facebook: "Last week we received an email from the gym cancelling our PRIDE workout.
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New York (CNN Business)Apple's call to action to get people to use iOS 13 is working: More than half of all iPhone models introduced in the past four years now use iOS 13.
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Despite these injustices, thousands of Japanese-American citizens answered the call to action against tyranny during WWII, many of whom would sacrifice their lives for a country willing to incarcerate their families back home.
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Last week, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that he would be encouraging agencies to do whatever they could to accommodate "religious observance," a call to action that could undoubtedly undercut protections for LGBTQ employees.
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Although the group issued the same call to action last year (this will be the second year that no women are taking the keynote stage alone at CES), the alert took off this year.
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Some publications have tried to get around this by publishing two versions of web pages and linking them together with some kind of "read more here" call-to-action on the AMP-optimized page.
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As the agency does, however, "Last Week Tonight" host Oliver has issued another call to action, encouraging web users to write the FCC to ensure it keeps "strong net neutrality rules" on its books.
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They write up a title and body text, add an image and select a call to action like a button people can hit to visit their website or a choice of pre-written replies.
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But the report is also a thunderous call to action, laying out what tools we have at our disposal (we have plenty) to mitigate global warming and to accelerate the turn toward cleaner energy.
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"Our main call-to-action with this, for the broader global community, is just to share the publication with their family, friends, networks, and help us get it as wide as possible," Collure said.
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The regional call to action follows a set of national guidelines released by the Ministry of Education in October directing teachers and schools to take more responsibilities rather than shift the load onto parents.
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Frito's mom Corie Gemmiti enlisted the help of Facebook and the Texas Human Heroes by posting a picture of Frito with his call-to-action sign: "Hi, my name is Frito," the sign read.
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It was a call to action in May, more than past administrations had done, and it was just a start — all the more reason why ongoing delay in these perilous times is extremely risky.
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I am so angry at those who follow the 'white supremacy' agenda in my own country that sends a signal across the world that massacres like this is some kind of call to action.
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As the global health community marks the fourth anniversary of a global call to action for child survival, we must continue to make women and children a top priority of our foreign assistance programs.
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She shined a spotlight on the historical use of purge programs as a voter suppression tactic, charted a path forward, and sounded a call to action for groups concerned about protecting minority voting rights.
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"The call to action is for people to start having the conversation and having it well in advance: What do they plan to do and how will they take care of it?" said Henderson.
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That the change still isn't there, that we're still arguing and putting forth the same complaints, the same suggestions, the same call to action, that's been bubbling since the 1970s, is a bit dispiriting.
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They may call on wireless carriers to team up and help build the network, in what the source described as a call to action to protect the country and put aside their business models.
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" Accepting the award for outstanding directing for a comedy series at the 2016 Emmys, Soloway made headlines by ending that speech with a call to action, made not once but twice: "Topple the patriarchy!
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Obama can't believe you're even thinking about voting for Trump Obama can't believe you're even thinking about voting for Trump "Think," was President Obama's call to action Tuesday afternoon at a rally in Philadelphia.
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Many of the provisions in the call to action like "development of industry standards or voluntary frameworks" or "cross-industry efforts" to share information to block coordinated attacks seem far more organizational than censorious.
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He briefly worked for Call to Action, a church reform group, on a project to help people fired from their jobs as Catholic school teachers, music directors, and pastoral associates because they are gay.
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The Royal Family isn't taking any chances in wake of the terrorist call to action targeting Prince George ... TMZ has learned he'll be getting added protection at his school and on outings around London.
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What both Crowe and Blanchett are addressing is beyond the immense hurdle of putting out yet-another devastating fire — it's a major call to action for climate change, and one that is completely unavoidable.
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"'Not one more' — three simple words that serve as both a statement of principle and a call to action for the growing gun safety movement," said John Feinblatt, president of Everytown for Gun Safety.
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Confrontational, horrifying and beautiful in equal measure, Hulu's Handmaid's Tale is both a timely parable and an electrifying call to action against the evil that is allowed to flourish when good people do nothing.
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Stopping genocide around the world could and should serve as a unifying call to action, and a request for every American, including both the President-elect and his opponents, to turn their powerful gazes outwards.
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"I thought something we could do today would be to ensure we can hear the voices that a Trump presidency will do everything to suppress," Russell told Refinery29 over email about her call to action.
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New tools, like call-to-action buttons, fundraising buttons and buttons to contact elected officials, combined with traditional tools, like mass-event invitations, make it easy for political groups to form and spread on Facebook.
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Vafa's conjecture was originally quite strong and led to "huge excitement," said Wrase (you can read about that here), serving as a call-to-action for string theorists who felt the framework was under threat.
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TORONTO — Michael Moore's new documentary, Fahrenheit 11/9, which had its premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival Thursday night — is an effective, moving, and messy call to action that will come to theaters Sept.
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The three college students are becoming organizers, helping erect and grow "El Paso Strong," a call-to-action group to encourage young people, particularly in the Latinx community, to become more politically active and vote.
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While many apps and wearables collect fitness data, Under Armour holds users accountable for being more active by giving them a series of call-to-action prompts — and this is where Under Armour really excels.
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The ball bounces against the wall and, picking up backspin, returns to its fixed place in "The Street," whose denizens are stuck in their personal bubbles until the next call to "Action!" or telephone ring.
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Over the next 48 hours she would design a logo and a font and contact everyone in her creative network, brands and artists alike, to answer the call when she tweeted a call to action.
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On Twitter, the group put out a call to action to its followers, urging them to expose any potential compromising information they can find about the soon-to-be new leader of the free world.
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In addition, Cordial applies machine learning technology to optimize the emails — not just testing out variations on one element, but every part of the email, from the subject line to the call-to-action button.
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It's been one year since a single gunman took the lives of 29 people at an LGBTQ nightclub in Florida, and the queer community is marking the solemn anniversary with a powerful call to action.
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As the Republicans work to dismantle the ACA and we wait in limbo, knowing of the potentially devastating effects, art like this is a call to action and a way to bring in new audiences.
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When the real Edward Snowden pops up at the end of Snowden, it clearly wants to be a call to action: This Is A Real Guy, And We Shall Therefore Carry On His Noble Fight.
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"Twitter's health will be built and measured by how we help encourage more healthy debate, conversations, and critical thinking; conversely, abuse, spam and manipulation will detract from it," it said in its call to action.
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"We saw this as a call to action to promote Dublin as an alternative to London," said Ms. Bushnell, who has been meeting with Irish ministers to discuss how to entice entrepreneurs away from Britain.
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