A paper Santucci co-authored noted that 1,331 penile case studies had been recorded in medical literature—a seemingly large number, given that only a small fraction of medical incidents become case studies.
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We do case studies on some of our big donors.
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My company started [appearing] in case studies with my competitors.
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Sometimes I read case studies for six hours a day.
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Case studies are, in some cases, made public or redacted.
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Reviewing client meetings makes it easy to build case studies.
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They brought together mouse studies, case studies, and epidemiological data.
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Professor Koehn has written more than 20 Harvard case studies.
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During and after my pregnancy, these case studies haunted me.
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We grant companies a veto over case studies written about them.
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Ford's success has become a staple of business school case studies.
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The curriculum can no longer rely on one-dimensional case studies.
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His turnaround of Nissan is the subject of many case studies.
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It highlights nine case studies, from Azerbaijan to Egypt to Indonesia.
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Nor did they fit several other case studies in Petersen's book.
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His alter egos were not case studies; they were role models.
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Case studies on each of these situations where the outcomes varied can be found in our special report titled, 'Activist Activities II: Emerging Trends, Rising Influence (Nonfinancial U.S. Corporate Campaign Case Studies and Profiles of Notable Activists).
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Mr Horowitz draws some thoughtful lessons from each of his case studies.
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To produce these digital videos, Cheang conducted research on ten case studies.
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The course uses real-world case studies to help facilitate your learning.
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Mika is a landslide researcher, and loves case studies where nobody dies.
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This slide is the first of two case studies in the pitch.
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It presents case studies that make its surveillance offerings sound more cuddly.
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Understanding and Managing Urban Tourism Growth beyond Perceptions Volume 2: Case Studies.
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Some case studies suggest people can get the virus more than once.
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We have not seen case studies that appear to adequately justify this.
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You've done a lot of case studies at Harvard, who would you?
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And of course the wider world is full of similarly striking case studies.
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Other schools may stop buying our case studies if they doubt their objectivity.
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Case studies have begun to quantify the early impact of Industrial IoT deployments.
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Despite his defense, he lacked evidence and case studies to prove his claim.
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Yet the very case studies he cites tend to contradict his own theory.
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Coronavirus patients with cancer had a similar death rate, according to case studies.
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The biographies of China's leaders are case studies in human resourcefulness and resolve.
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O. does some case studies, and I do some accounting and economics work.
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It provides responses to likely concerns and provides case studies from recent campaigns.
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One of their recent case studies reported that shaking provided 3.95% interaction rates.
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Each of the five stand-alone case studies are well-written and interesting.
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While written for educational purposes, the case studies don't lack for narrative flair.
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We were taught to see these pregnant teens as case studies—not humans.
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It's been great digging into the case studies and working with the wonderful staff.
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Brink Lindsey: The book outlines four case studies of where things have gone wrong.
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That "and so on" includes case studies from virtually every field and every background.
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The analysis below relies on clients and case studies from our experience at OpenSponsorship.
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One of his most compelling case studies comes at the end of the book.
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Halo's website lists case studies that have shown immediate benefits for strength and technique.
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Knowledge of and familiarity with a wide range of branding frameworks and case studies.
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We used them as case studies, so the interviews weren't much longer than clips.
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It uses case studies about civilian prosecutors when arguing about military prosecutors, for instance.
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First remote teams, good thing we're here, and also case studies of adaptive leaders.
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The modern history of direct listings is short, consisting of exactly two case studies.
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On its website, Jumpshot lists some previous case studies for using its browsing data.
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I feel like there will be case studies on this for years to come.
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His case studies show that cost-benefit analysis will result in "guesstimation" at best.
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Currently, the gallery houses "Five Communities," which features different case studies in officer-community relations.
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Highspot's software analyzes various communications with prospective clients, including presentations, case studies and training videos.
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It even lists the same two products in the case studies section of the website.
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These case studies show most clearly the danger of accepting a mere "tolerance" of immigrants.
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The truth is that you shouldn't raise your hopes too high after single case studies.
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We get a lot of inquiries about case studies and past brand collabs as well.
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"This will be one for the business school case studies," Mr. Ackman said last week.
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A real strength of "The Content Trap" is the detailed case studies underlying the analysis.
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There is a huge amount of research available [on it], empirical research, and case studies.
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But published case studies suggest that lucid dreaming can provide effective relief from chronic nightmares.
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Game of Thrones provides a number of case studies—here are the eight most prominent.
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It simply isn't possible to enumerate but a tiny fraction of the fantastic case studies.
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It was once the subject of business school case studies praising its methodologies and innovation.
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The show includes case studies of people who say these wellness techniques changed their lives.
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It also seems it is very rare, given the case studies I'm finding and working through.
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"Recurrence of age-old conspiracies or tropes occurred across many of the case studies," Joseff said.
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A group of doctors called FOAMed shares medical visualizations and case studies on Twitter and Periscope.
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The authors put forward four case studies to illustrate the choking spread of rent-seeking behaviour.
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All of the case studies involved children, ranging from 6 months to 14 years of age.
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It happened, and, you know, you can read the case studies, as I did in college.
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She said her intention is to start publishing case studies by the end of the year.
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Coyle starts with big ideas and dials them into systems, justifying them all with case studies.
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His work with her was the subject of two case studies by the Harvard Business School.
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Can you give me some examples of the data you used or case studies you analyzed?
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You update for when there's changes in the field of study, scientific breakthroughs, new case studies.
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They read books, news reports, business school case studies, newsletters and Twitter lists of relevant accounts.
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And we have relatively few recent case studies on success stories of how that has happened.
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The company released some new case studies on campaigns with lenses as part of Thursday's announcement.
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The review included interviews with survivors and their supporters, along with case studies and official documents.
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The New York Times is presenting case studies in resilient design, focused on New York City.
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The case studies explore how women participate in peace processes and why their inclusion advances security.
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The closest are a review of case studies and a survey of those married to police officers.
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One key area hones in on case studies that companies are using increasingly to filter prospective candidates.
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School districts in Tennessee, Montana and Missouri are listed among the company's "case studies" for school deployments.
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I knew that I was already ahead because of the coursework and case studies in strategic communications.
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But the researchers simply used the men as case studies to see how the disease would progress.
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I think that if they used circumstances like this one as case studies to address their audience.
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Indeed, there are horrific reports and case studies of practitioners using nausea-inducing drugs or electric shocks.
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And it's full of concrete—and hilarious—case studies so you can see their responses in action.
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However, as there are no case studies in the literature, this is complete speculation on my part.
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Milosz offers four case studies of writers he knew, showing how each had reasoned himself into submission.
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Again, the 2002 tariff serves as a lesson, looking specifically at Ohio and Michigan as case studies.
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Mina and Alex seem less like teenagers and more like case studies with traumas rather than personalities.
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While microhistorians have long zoomed in on individual case studies, Hughes pinpoints her subjects even more narrowly.
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All of our case studies are unsponsored and published solely at the discretion of the research team.
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All of our case studies are unsponsored and published solely at the discretion of the research team.
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Retail giants Patagonia and The North Face are excellent case studies in this question of corporate responsibility.
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The New York Times is presenting case studies in resilient design in and around New York City.
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Thom Fitzgerald looks at news stories, case studies and first hand experiences as inspiration for his show.
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"We are looking at these things at the moment through the lens of particular case studies," Hayne added.
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Case studies: Investment advisors, lenders, banksSocure provides lenders, financial institutions, and e-commerce retailers with identity verification software.
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Previous studies on the effects of war on wildlife were mostly individual case studies, and the results varied.
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Google is looking for high-profile customer case studies as it tries to eat into AWS's big lead.
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Case studies and credit profiles include Ladbrokes Coral, William Hill, International Game Technology, Gamenet, Schuman, Snai and Codere.
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Still, it would have been improved by a conclusion that could identify enduring themes in its case studies.
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In any case, studies suggest that killing terrorist leaders usually does not mean an end to the violence.
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Same old story, Bella thought, and when the conversation turned to statistics and case studies she stopped listening.
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There are a few handy case studies that get wheeled out as examples of what not to do.
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Ms. Jones, a gifted role-player, performs as the academic as well as all of her case studies.
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His case studies of those with neurological disorders were works of literature even while they broke scientific ground.
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Ma says he now passes around case studies about failure to colleagues at Alibaba, instead of reinforcing success.
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The report highlighted case studies examining how climate change may also lead to a rise in gender violence.
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MBA students should expect to read case studies, or real-world examples of why businesses succeed or fail.
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What is striking about your book are the case studies, showing how different ministries and commissions actually function.
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Morris may be joined in the great case studies of near blunders by New York's L train fiasco.
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The albums reviewed below function as case studies in the deployment of hooks or the lack of them.
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One of the case studies in your book that I thought was especially interesting was the Monterey pine.
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"Initially, it was a few of us [doctors] putting our case studies out there," Sebin said in an interview.
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These sculptural contortions are embodied case studies in the politics of shame, humiliation, and related forms of psychological discomfort.
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Case studies of patients who have received the treatment have shown that those implants sometimes have severe side effects.
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These two case studies aren't definitive, and experts tell The Guardian that temporary smartphone blindness is a rare phenomenon.
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The large proportion of his case studies mentioned one or both of the two when talking about having fun.
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Scientists can look to the brain, case studies, symptoms, and treatments, all to find evidence of a distinct disease.
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The full report, "Retail Bankruptcy Enterprise Values and Creditor Recoveries: Fitch Case Studies--5003th edition," is available at www.fitchratings.com.
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The company also said it would start publishing public case studies on certain high-profile accounts that get banned.
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The patient, whose identity remains anonymous as is customary in case studies, had no signs of scratches or wounds.
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Students dissect company decisions retrospectively, and the case studies themselves may not be relevant after the decision was made.
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Wednesday's report applies the model to six case studies planned, underway or completed in Asia and the United States.
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Eighty-three percent of the case studies we examined showed some increase in nocturnal activity in response to disturbance.
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And if Dell pulls it off, he&aposll have achieved an impressive comeback worthy of business school case studies.
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The paper is built on three case studies: the Defend Europe campaign, the Charlottesville rally, and the German election.
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I wanted to talk to these girls so much because they had more to say than just case studies.
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Case studies offer intriguing results, there are small studies with mice that seem promising, but then it fizzles out.
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Case studies gathered by the TPO and the UN Trust Fund to End Violence Against Women line the walls.
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Students at a French business school who participated in the main public case studies involving Nestor weren't so convinced.
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The survey presented doctors with nine patient case studies to see what their recommended course of treatment would be.
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Sean Illing I like that you used historical figures as case studies to illustrate your arguments about the ego.
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There need to be more specific case studies, more precise denunciations and more individualized responsibilities for human rights violations.
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According to Google's own case studies, Local Campaigns helped brands drive a median fivefold extra return on ad spending.
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These case studies show that substantial tax relief yields a healthy economy, job growth and greater take-home pay.
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As we packed up our notebooks and travel mugs, however, I wondered why these case studies were called accidents.
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In a new paper**, the authors outline three case studies where well-intentioned efforts to help consumers compare prices backfired.
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Utilizes three case studies to show how different insurance firms are using chatbots to transform business operations and customer engagement.
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The full report, "Retail Bankruptcy Enterprise Value and Creditor Recoveries: Fitch Bankruptcy Case Studies - 10th Edition," is available at www.fitchratings.
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Recently given a diagnosis of aphasia, he's racing to finish a book of case studies before the dementia takes hold.
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The book features so many case studies of the N.C.A.A.'s arcane, Dickensian rules that they start to feel numbing.
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The only way to appreciate the full scope of Bush's love of birthdays is to look at several case studies.
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Three of the case studies BetterAir cites on its website were conducted in partnership with a third-party testing company.
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In nine case studies, author Kat Tretina saw no medium or long-term effect on companies targeted by Trump tweets.
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Then, they will debate two very different case studies of animals already engineered: fast-growing salmon and offspring-free mosquitoes.
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Mr. Singal and Ms. Murphy may be case studies for people who don't believe "cancel culture" is real, or effective.
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"(Syria) is one of those case studies the North Koreans will use in their discourse with the US," Baker said.
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" Dr. Almond adopted more of a psychoanalytic approach, coupling Freudian case studies with postmodern interpretations of "Frankenstein" and "Rosemary's Baby.
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According to AdWeek, we should expect to see case studies from four months of test partner campaigns in coming weeks.
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MIT's Center for Information Systems Research (CISR) has been studying this issue for years through case studies, interviews and surveys.
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Today, environmental advocacy group the Sierra Club has released a new report, offering case studies from the campaign thus far.
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This is followed by a few case studies from Mr. Tusk's consulting businesses targeting early-stage companies facing political obstacles.
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Last week provided two grim case studies in how fans, friends and family react to the suicides of beloved celebrities.
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Case studies: Prices for U.S. steel continue to fall and, if the weakness continues, it could eat into profit margins.
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Fitch Solutions case studies build on data from its CDS Pricing Service and proprietary quantitative models, including CDS Implied Ratings.
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Two publications from 1988 and 1990 describe case studies of a doctor massaging a patient's rectum to cure intractable hiccups.
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Only three of seven "case studies" it cites resemble the kinds of stories Trump has highlighted in his "angel families" events.
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African mobile payments solutions in Kenya and Nigeria are used as digital finance case studies by big banks across the world.
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Zamora points to some case studies for individual countries, and says OLPC wants to commission more comprehensive research in the future.
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The book is divided by chapter into case studies of different disasters through history — which one kept you up at night?
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ISIS, one of the story's biggest case studies, has long been known for its frequent and effective use of social media.
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Through interviews, surveys, case studies and commentaries, the council will deliver unprecedented analysis and insight into today's most pressing tech issues.
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With the Agile Project Management Training course, you'll find out just how innovative this method is by exploring different case studies.
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Instead, WTH presents a great deal of weak epidemiological data, case studies on one or two people, or other inconclusive evidence.
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In a 2013 review, Cramer identified 76 unique incidents of "adverse events" from yoga — documented case studies where things went wrong.
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The site includes "case studies" from Australia and Washington, D.C., as well as statements of support from leaders in those places.
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Deathscapes features hard data and articles by Indigenous elders about custodial deaths, and case studies and artwork responding to deaths worldwide.
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Its attempts at standards-based reforms, No Child Left Behind and Race to the Top, are case studies in federal limitations.
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When a customer has a positive response, BirdEye syndicates it where possible, or creates case studies, referenceable stories or marketable content.
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The superhero franchise movies can be interpreted as psychological case studies of the powerful, but they are also defenses of power.
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Current antitrust inquiries into Facebook won't be following any common case studies, Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody told CNBC on Monday.
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"Let's talk about facts, let's talk about case studies, and let's talk about the real stories, not just hearsay," she added.
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Case studies: Early intervention, meticulous tracking, quarantines and social distancing helped Singapore, Taiwan and Hong Kong get their outbreaks under control.
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Next came a description of how the technology works, a hands-on project using computer-vision models and then case studies.
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All of these local successes get turned into mini case studies and are logged in Built for Zero's menu of strategies.
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While authorities have published case studies describing the acute lung disorder observed in people who vape, its exact cause remains unclear.
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In addition to not being compelling on its own, the obsessive preoccupation with the subject distracts from otherwise fascinating case studies.
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His book is divided into three parts — survival, failure, future — each of which subdivides into three case studies about specific places.
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Reading about Tulving's case studies, McKinnon recognized a resemblance to her own experiences—minus the brain lesions, injuries, or debilitating side effects.
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Throw in the unexpected blind-date factor and these clips become fascinating case studies in body language, human behavior, and modern dating.
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McKeogh mentioned a couple of case studies from his time in the field, including the controversial upending of Eric Spoutz's forgery empire.
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You might just detect a conspicuous absence of concrete case studies to validate this "data-insight-action-value" chain as a concept.
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The research, published on Tuesday, includes recommendations and seven case studies of cities that have made equity in park funding a priority.
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Case studies for Gotham include allowing soldiers to plan missions, evaluating where to land and how to evacuate if things go wrong.
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Our publishing arm sells case studies to other universities and publishes books and a magazine; that brings in 29% of our revenues.
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Among the case studies they learned last year is the story of Rothenberg Ventures (RV), a four-year-old seed stage firm.
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Take the ongoing lead poisoning crisis in Flint, Michigan, which is listed as one of the 35 case studies in the report.
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But lately European MBA courses have included search-fund case studies that have whetted the appetite of some intrepid would-be entrepreneurs.
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Students take part in a one-year program that includes class time (both online and in-person), case studies and an internship.
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It also has case studies of other cities that have solved urban planning problems in innovative ways, including in Singapore and Florida.
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The charity told me that they have no case studies of people who don't feel confident about the mastectomy choices they made.
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But "the whole criminal justice system" has obvious, readably demonstrable problems that can be teased out through any number of case studies.
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"While microhistorians have long zoomed in on individual case studies, Hughes pinpoints her subjects even more narrowly," our reviewer, Leah Price, writes.
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I put out a call for stories from post-chat workplaces, and some replies were indistinguishable from the company's own case studies.
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Using a variety of unique, real-world demos and case studies, this two-hour course will teach you Excel's advanced analytics tools.
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Beginning with this article, The New York Times is presenting case studies in resilient design, focused on the New York City area.
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O. starts his 93L year (or his first year) tomorrow and already has had homework/reading/case studies for the past week.
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The first episode of "The Goop Lab" features case studies of people who used psilocybin to treat their anxiety, depression, and PTSD.
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Winterberg's story, published with Harvard Business School professor Sandra Sucher in a series of HBS case studies, begins in Germany in 2008.
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Book Entry Business school case studies involve a wide range of situations in which critical decisions have been or must be made.
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Case studies have shown that patients who are diagnosed with chronic Lyme are later found to have other health problems, such as fibromyalgia.
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Historical case studies are incredibly important to injury biomechanists because they often present unique scenarios that are unlikely to occur in modern times.
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Some of the most novel case studies and applications of innovation and crowdsourcing are coming from unexpected places: large enterprises and government agencies.
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A. The WEC said that it drew upon 32 country case studies, representing roughly 90 percent of global installed solar and wind capacity.
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Across eight lessons and five tests, you'll take part in a live webinar that examines successful case studies of content and viral marketing.
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Waiters will now become a restricted free agent, and should make for a fascinating case study in an offseason of fascinating case studies.
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To see the full panoply of these measures being deployed against democracy, there are no better contemporary case studies than Hungary and Poland.
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In this e-book, you'll learn best practices for programming style, testing, and debugging, along with in-depth case studies with working code.
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Ben made me feel better by telling me how difficult his case studies found it to remember a singular time they'd had fun.
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We did a ... Harvard Business School, they do these case studies, and they're doing a Blumhouse Case Study, which I'm very proud of.
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Rather than simply play a caricature or superficially mimicking case studies like Michael Jackson, who best to model themselves after other than themselves?
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Jones had pulled together some case studies for my visit: phones that were sent to the shop for data recovery after they died.
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Results from the report are organized under two broad themes: prevention and promotion, and management and treatment, illustrated through 700 different case studies.
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Of course, FBI agents need to carry out their airborne missions within the rule of law, so the presentation includes several case studies.
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An expansive new report released Monday by Oceana isolates several case studies of fishing vessels "going dark" by switching off their AIS trackers.
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The book dives into case studies of how startups have dealt with collisions with government entities, at both the national and local levels.
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ShareAction, which lobbies worldwide for a responsible investment system, called for expanded use of detailed case studies and guidance on what to include.
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"A few of the participants had such dramatic decreases that Frohlich's team is currently writing case-studies on them," a press release says.
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The other two, however, are like case studies in how dependent TV is to properties other media have developed in the year 2016.
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Using various historical figures as case studies, Holiday illustrates the perils of egotism and explains how un-self-awareness is our greatest impediment.
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Case studies conducted so far of patients with mild cases of COVID-19 show most come down with a fever and dry cough.
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The invite-only conference included case studies from brands like mattress company Tuft & Needle and pet food provider I and Love and You.
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There are obvious limits to such "n of 1" case studies — an anecdote isn't data — but knowledge has sometimes been advanced this way.
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One of the classic case studies for this type of action is the "green bans" that took place in Australia in the 1970s.
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Jerry McNerney (D-Calif.) that would require the NIST guidance disseminated to small businesses to include case studies of cyber protection and recovery.
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Case studies: We broke down two episodes that have drawn the scrutiny of investigators, in which Mr. Cohen has undermined Mr. Trump's narrative.
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As the exhibition notes in its case studies, other human remains from this era are still very much a part of museum collections.
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Unlike the 30 days Apple needed for the FDA's de novo classification, the HeartGuide had to undergo two years of testing and case studies.
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The case studies about online conversations about women's reproductive rights and climate science found that old tropes and falsehoods continue to drive divisive conversations.
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Across nine different case studies in healthcare, IT, and manufacturing, you'll find out how this technology can be harnessed to remedy real-world issues.
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HBS educates less than 289% of American MBA students but case studies written by our faculty are used at business schools around the world.
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Despite the case studies and short-form documentaries of users discussing their bonds with the characters from Love Plus, it's easy to remain skeptical.
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It came down to the final exam, and I had spent many hours studying and memorizing formulas to do calculations for the case studies.
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Satter and Morris have published numerous books and case studies but are still developing a way to test their methods in controlled clinical trials.
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Her current favourite is The Man Who Mistook his Wife for a Hat, Oliver Sacks' compendium of case studies of patients with brain disorders.
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Lloyd said he hopes to discover these potential case studies with a new call-for-proposals soliciting concepts for how hyperloop could benefit cities.
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We can't say for sure, but these true case studies of brushes with Pokémon Go–related death make a compelling argument for staying indoors.
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" One of Soracom's case studies is Farmnote, "a solution that involves attaching a sensor to heads of cattle and polling data on their activity.
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You'll dive into case studies on real, successful indie films, and learn about all the challenges, breakthroughs, heartbreaks, and victories that occurred during production.
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For instance, two case studies detail patients who suffered MRI-induced burns in their tattoos that were attributed to iron compounds in tattoo pigments.
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Physicians publish case studies to outline solutions and guide other professionals who might one day have to remove a penis from some similar object.
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He pored over Harvard Business School case studies, sought outside expertise and created a 120-page playbook for doing business and building customer loyalty.
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This pattern is also projected, greatly magnified, on the dome high overhead — a beautiful effect that recurs more modestly with the other case studies.
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But according to numerous cybersecurity experts, companies are mostly basing their preparations on the few case studies they've seen, creating the potential for gaps.
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According to Smith, the Malleus Maleficarum details three specific case studies in which witches were said to have magically deprived men of their penises.
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"Case studies generally agreed to be spokespeople because they feel proud of their experience and their new body image," the press officer told me.
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All these duets are exploratory, but they don't read like examples of Graham's psychoanalytical approach; they come across more like multifaceted sociological case studies.
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Matt Warner is president of the nonprofit Atlas Network and editor of the forthcoming book Poverty and Freedom: Case Studies in Global Economic Development.
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After all, hasn't the world benefited from the beautifully rendered case studies by such masters of the craft as Sigmund Freud and Irvin Yalom?
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The case studies are variously drawn from some 16 years of co-teaching a well-regarded seminar on "Studies in Grand Strategy" at Yale.
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A lot of our teaching is not about imparting conclusions, but it's putting out alternatives and case studies and having a debate on that.
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The topics ranged from investing in real estate to discussing international equities to highlighting other severance negotiation case studies in order to retire early.
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The testimonies and case studies build effectively to President Trump's travel and immigration policies, which seem less helpful than ever after the evidence presented.
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In an ideal world, the faceless girls in my Life Orientation case studies would come to life in stories written as tenderly as Juno's.
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Physicians submit case studies from all over the world, and Level Ex can turn those real-life scenarios into games doctors can play and study.
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Although these effects have never been observed in humans (outside a few case studies of people eating astronomical amounts of soy), the damage was done.
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In 2014, the venture capital firm Union Square Partners backed a company called Figure 1, that also lets clinicians share case studies through its app.
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The authors consider four different case studies, within which they compare research "inputs" (such as the money spent on researchers and lab equipment) and outputs.
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I evaluate these case studies and ask these many questions because I want to know if I am robbing my child of a father figure.
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Case studies suggest it can lead to heart disease risks, mood disorders, inflammation, or even cancer, but that is hardly a definitive list of effects.
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This step-by-step guide features case studies, checklists, and interviews with people like Democratic Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, #BlackLivesMatter founder Patrisse Cullors, and Soledad O'Brien.
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"We want them all to be case studies for what you can do on the platform," Frenkel says of the games that will be included.
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Mercifully, Kessler's choice to present his case studies in a flowing, often personal narrative uninterrupted by footnotes makes for pleasurable, enlightened reading for the layperson.
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The case studies from these states exemplify how states can indeed be the "laboratories of democracy" as described by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis.
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Szabłowski has compiled a set of case studies full of tensions and contradictions, but he uses them to draw a simplistic conclusion: Freedom is scary.
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Solstad writes up the lives of his heroes as if he were producing finished case studies, each sealed and beyond the power of his intervention.
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The book wove together science, history, literature, philosophy and case studies and remains one of the best philosophical meditations on the age of biological psychiatry.
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He points to at least seven different case studies published over the past decade, which all suggest that vape oil could be hurting people's lungs.
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To do this, she recommended getting testimonials, creating case studies, and building a portfolio that reflects the brand and niche you're carving out for yourself.
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Everyone has been asked to print a lot less — a tough task for a school that has previously run on hard copies of case studies.
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These vignettes often have the flavor of case studies, with interlocking themes related to the brittleness of the body and the complicated work of mourning.
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The firm videotapes nearly everything that goes on there for future case studies, and employees are given homework and graded on their understanding of Principles.
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And I'm struck reading Davies's case studies by how frequently the issue at hand has less to do with economics than with power and cruelty.
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Graham Allison's "Destined for War," also helpfully illustrated with maps and charts, reinforces French's arguments with wide-ranging, erudite case studies that span human history.
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Citing data and case studies, they look at the different paths to wealth and how to be successful in a range of careers and lifestyles.
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But they are passages that turn those delivering these monologues into social case studies, a status that the bluntly drawn performances do not always combat.
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In fact, the lack of community participation is a major reason housing reconstruction projects following disasters fail, according to a global review of case studies.
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The report features in-depth case studies examining 31 at-risk World Heritage properties in 29 countries, focusing on those that are important tourist destinations.
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Boy did I try to ... She had so many data points from the case studies that she of course has studied and led and everything.
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Every hip-hop song that became a hit offered its own case study, but in this gestational stage, those case studies didn't add up to much.
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There's no shortage of similar medical case studies throughout the years of unfortunate patients who got lead poisoning and chronic joint pain from long-buried bullets.
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The case studies also identified the fact that algorithms and other key elements of how social media platforms work are easily co-opted by bad actors.
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Orenstein told Insider that one of the case studies that stuck with her while conducting interviews for the book was of a teenage boy named Mason.
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In the automotive world, car plant leads use the platform to detect defects on vehicles in the assembly line, according to case studies from the company.
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The study: Lead author Camilo Mora and a team of researchers examined nearly 2,000 case studies between 1980 and 2014 where people died from extreme heat.
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Telecoms point to the failures, at great public expense, of such projects in Groton, Connecticut; Provo, Utah; and Burlington, Vermont, as case studies in municipal mismanagement.
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These case-studies need leveraged properly to advocate for more visibility community wide while avoiding the hype that can take us all down the wrong path.
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The first deployments of blockchains it's checked will go out in a few months, and the startup has released some case studies to prove its worth.
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To give the story a broader scope, he broke up the narrative with recurring "case studies," which feature compressed portraits of other people in the ward.
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Advanced Energy Economy has detailed over 85033 case studies of regulatory barriers that discriminate against innovative, clean, and cost-effective energy options in competitive energy markets.
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Above all, Wasserman advised the entrepreneurs present to look at case studies in which founders ran into problems and to consider how they'd handle the situation.
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In subsequent tweets, Brown referenced case studies seemingly showing the adverse effects of weed on children, so we fact-checked a couple of those as well.
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Out of case studies, stats, and raw intuition, they are conjuring a character—the representative Z—who will haunt public discourse well into the next decade.
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There are very few case studies of what happens when Republicans outside those narrow categories criticize Mr. Trump, because very few of them have done so.
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She also includes logos of key clients on her website, and creates case studies and before-and-after videos to showcase the value of her work.
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Every leader should also read case studies, to understand how frequently other leaders, at Horace Mann, NPR and elsewhere, have bungled these situations, usually through cowardice.
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Einstein, who died in 1955, wrote the foreword to Dr. Sharp's first book, "Gandhi Wields the Weapon of Moral Power: Three Case Studies," published in 1960.
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Case studies on patients who have contracted the new coronavirus have found that older patients and people with preexisting health conditions more commonly develop severe symptoms.
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Speaking of psychology: Stephen Grosz's "The Examined Life" and Peter D. Kramer's "Should You Leave?" offer fascinating (and helpful) case studies in human motivation and desire.
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The condition is called superfetation, and while it is fairly often seen in mammals, including cats, only a few case studies have been reported in humans.
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Snyder takes apart the myths that surround domestic violence, many of which she herself once believed, embedding analysis and actionable steps in deeply reported case studies.
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In the current case studies, one woman went to the emergency room with severe vaginal bleeding after having sex for the first time following three laser treatments.
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Thought they'd appear to make good case studies, ISS astronauts don't undergo issues with galactic cosmic rays because the space station is still within Earth's protective magnetosphere.
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The Air Transport Action Group, an advocacy group for the airline industry, has highlighted case studies where biofuel could be made from processing municipal waste or algae.
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"If we can walk out of this with some really compelling case studies, even if they are not very favorable," then GiveMini will have met its goals.
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Last month, the company's head of trust and safety said she would like to publish case studies, to publicly explain Twitter's reasoning for banning high profile accounts.
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Doctors today feel more able to navigate the law's complexities because they now have more support, as well as years of case studies and experience, she says.
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Neuroscientist V.S. Ramachandran, known for his books on neurological case studies and work with phantom limbs, is largely credited with bringing mirror neurons out of academic obscurity.
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Consequently, most of the more than 5,000 people in Liberia who contracted, and then beat, the disease have become walking case studies in coping with immeasurable loss.
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However, Dr. Fiona Vera-gray, a research fellow at Durham University, argued that isolated case studies were of little use and that the problem runs far deeper.
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Though surrounded by technological dazzle and eye-popping facts and figures, the heart of "The Believers Are But Brothers" is three stories based on real case studies.
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Guidance documents, best-practice case studies and tool kits may work well for city governments, but they aren't for us — except when they are developed by us.
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There are numerous case studies presented in the article: Is there one that supports your point or best reflects your own experience with phones and mental health?
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Between the interviews and the staff stunts, there are various "case studies," like a veteran who tried to kill himself multiple times before finding MDMA-assisted therapy.
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Author Amanda Kolson Hurley presents case studies in Radical Suburbs: Experimental Living on the Fringes of the American City that range from anarchist communes to bourgeois utopias.
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The book was panned in a New York Times review, which argued that Diamond's case studies were riddled with inaccuracies and tailored to meet his specific framework.
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One of its case studies alleges that the country's largest multinational petroleum consortium, Dar Petroleum Operating Company, funded militias in the oil-producing regions of South Sudan.
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"[The Sega Genesis Mini] is completely copycat," said Andrei Hagiu, an associate professor of information systems at Boston University, who previously wrote case studies on video games.
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The success stories have a powerful sway on the thinking of CEOs and they are rich in context because they demonstrate actual case studies rather than hypotheticals.
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But detailed analyses of the case studies of experts often suggest that certain situational factors beyond the control of these exceptional performers also play an important role.
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How it worksLarge enterprise companies might have 50,000 pieces of content, such as brochures or case studies, available for salespeople to use to court customers, Wahbe said.
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Learn By Example: Statistics and Data Science in R Nine hours of real-life examples and case studies to introduce you to the R programming language. 3.
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More From Tonic: Because of its rarity and the pejorative nature of the condition, there is very little research, Paulman says, mostly just case studies detailing individual experiences.
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We've also been mining case studies and observed animal bodies decomposing, so we've really been looking at the story of human decomposition through the eyes of forensic anthropologists.
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Some previous case studies do suggest vaginal laser treatments are safe, but the potential for repeat procedures and the long-term outcomes are not yet known, Krychman said.
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Take the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, revered as the place of Jesus&apos crucifixion and burial and one of the pavilion&aposs five case studies.
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PEN's Campus Free Speech Guide offers case studies on how to address hateful speech with information sheets explaining the law, sample policies, and sample statements, among other tools.
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The New Models of Policy Change project at New America, which I direct, has spent the last 18 months conducting case studies of transpartisanship's key participants and outcomes.
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He said case studies have indicated that women who regularly use talc on their genital area face up to a 40 percent higher risk of developing ovarian cancer.
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They assimilate skills through real-life case studies, and the school promises programming language proficiency after only a month, no matter what a student's skill set or background.
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Much of the work on this issue, Welty says, will involve more case studies and observations as individuals see what happens when CBD is combined with other drugs.
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The company's safety team wants to begin publishing public "case studies" explaining Twitter's decisions to ban or suspend high-profile accounts, said Vijaya Gadde, Twitter's Trust & Safety lead.
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In the last few weeks, on its Facebook for Journalists Site, Facebook introduced an online training, available through Blueprint, and drawing on a bank of reporting case studies.
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Making an argument for urgently needed reform, Meskell presents numerous case studies and an analysis of UNESCO 's legal framework, which is vulnerable to manipulation by corrupt actors.
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For discovery and explanation, as the clinical epidemiologist Jan Vandenbroucke has argued, practitioners' instincts, observations and case studies are most useful, whereas randomized controlled trials are least useful.
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Your bosses just want you to tweet at followers with inane server statistics or cloud computing case studies, but you just want to tweet dank memes, don't you?
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They assimilate skills through real-life case studies, and the school promises programming language proficiency after only a month, no matter what a student's skill set or background.
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The numerous case studies add up to a plea for more investment in the spaces and institutions (parks, libraries, childcare centers) that foster mutual support in civic life.
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But, also like its predecessor, these themes are expressed through character; figures that other shows might treat as sidekicks or case studies become our lens on the world.
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The largest case studies out of China indicate that around 80% of those infected with the coronavirus had symptoms of a bad cold and are expected to recover.
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"I am currently between seven to eight weeks pregnant and want a medical termination," explained 30-year-old Alison, one of the case studies cited in the report.
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Through hands-on case studies, practice modules, and real-time projects, you'll delve into the world of intelligent systems and machines and get ahead of the robot revolution.
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Mr Horowitz uses some unexpected case studies—Genghis Khan, Japanese samurai, Toussaint Louverture (leader of a slave revolt in Haiti) and a reformed gang leader called Shaka Senghor.
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The 2010 film, based on the bestselling book by journalist Stephen Dubner and economist Steven Levitt, sheds light on human behavior through hilarious, and oftentimes provocative, case studies.
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The New York Times is presenting case studies that highlight how the built environment is being made more resilient in New York City and other nearby coastal areas.
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We have exactly two impeachment case studies in the modern era, Bill Clinton and Richard Nixon, which involved very different fact patterns and unspooled in very different ways.
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The app that Mr. Dalio is developing will include some videotaped Bridgewater case studies but only ones that employees have agreed can be shared with the outside world.
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NEW YORK, Oct 3 (Reuters) - Harvard Business School is known for guiding the next generation of financial leaders through compelling case studies in management, innovation and global intelligence.
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Several case studies in the scientific literature showed a curious link between disorders in the bone marrow—where most of our body's immune cells are "born"—and schizophrenia.
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Using case studies ranging from the Kardashians to Miley Cyrus to Paula Deen to Big Dick Energy, she explores and pinpoints the term with nuance, curiosity, and wryness.
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While not comprehensive, the report, published this fall, is impressively thorough, treating much of its content as teachable case studies, rather than a set of self-affirming anecdotes.
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One of Young's lawyers questioned Gartenstein-Ross about his use of eight case studies to draw a conclusion that Nazism can be a gateway to Islamist terror support.
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If you know even the rudiments of striking technique this is one you should watch, soak in the beauty of, and file in your brain under 'Case Studies'.
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And the communities they brought this connection to, who might not have had decent internet access before, could be case studies for how newly-connected people use the tool.
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The exhibition works with ten historical and contemporary case studies of individuals who have been outcasted or incarcerated due to reasons of gender variance, sexual preference, or racial differences.
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Edwards has written 25 books on American politics, including Predicting the Presidency, which draws on public opinion data and case studies to analyze the persuasive powers of the presidency.
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The organization is partnering with rescue services to include animals in evacuation plans and developing an online risk management toolkit for vets with advice and case studies, said Huertas.
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Though several case studies have shown the Zika virus in fetal brain tissue, this is the best evidence to date that Zika does, in fact, cause the developmental disorder.
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The researchers only focused on OneDrive and Google Maps as case studies, but what their findings applies to any other service that uses short URLs that are too short.
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In my time there, such people were held up not simply as case studies in achievement but as a kind of categorical validation of the ideal of black institutions.
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He says there are already some doing token engineering audits, incentive design and consultancy, but he hasn't seen anyone else with a functional simulation product that's produced case studies.
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He sifts through his life in associative digressions, encompassing case studies of patients, family memories, and the fates of those caught up in the atrocities of the twentieth century.
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When including the standard deduction of $1503,000 for married filing jointly, the filers' taxable income falls by $29,600, according to case studies from the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center.
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The stories contained in these case studies illuminate much about American politics, including how party coalitions change and how issues interact with personalities and resources to determine electoral outcomes.
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Case studies can be done — and probably have been — on why people disclose privileged information to journalists and what a high rate of such might say about an institution.
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After conducting extensive case studies of the vehicle and renewable-energy sectors, among others, the bank ascribes some of the blame to Chinese industrial policies that undermine fair competition.
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His case studies include the convicted pedophile Jerry Sandusky, the double agent Ana Montes, the Ponzi-schemer Bernie Madoff and — because Gladwell is nothing if not ambitious — Adolf Hitler.
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Set in the everyday drabness of Bucharest or other, even less glamorous Romanian cities, they turn the grievances, frustrations and hopes of ordinary people into deadpan philosophical case studies.
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The team tailors case studies to industries and by channel (such as SEO or social media) to demonstrate an understanding of the field and the most relevant outreach channels.
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Case studies and books have examined what happens to a community when a Walmart muscles in, how the retailer uses its enormous leverage to lower prices and undercut competitors.
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In 1998, the journal Pediatrics reported a few case studies of children swallowing gum that formed "a solid mass of indigestible material" — known as a bezoar — in their gastrointestinal tracts.
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Case studies to be presented during the two-week session are expected to include incidents where guarantors to loans lost their homes due to bad advice, according to preliminary submissions.
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His case studies include the crude but crippling attack on Estonia's information systems in 2007, which was probably a Russian response to the moving of a Soviet-era war memorial.
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And the last third are case studies that are hopefully still entertaining to read in the form of what we did for Tesla, FanDuel, Lemonade, Handy, Eaze, and so on.
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The authors (both professors at Stanford GSB), draw on hundreds of case studies to focus on how to spread a mindset, rather than a specific set of rules or guidelines.
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And then it was about structuring it in a way that made sense, streamlining information and dividing it into different topics and issues and case studies to illustrate our point.
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It is too early to discern the long term impact of Obama's initiatives, but they will provide useful case studies to reveal the type of policies that best foster innovation.
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And even when high-profile violations are determined, it's not apparent that those case studies meaningfully trickle down to clarify smaller, everyday decisions by content moderators on Facebook's lower rungs.
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These statements are supported by compelling case studies: Hawaii and Alaska, the most recent territories to become states, averaged double-digit economic growth for more than a decade after admission.
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Case Studies in Macro-Economics Personal finance is an essential skill, but it's also important to know and understand the "big picture" variables that make our economy rise and fall.
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Amid a widening gap between rich and poor, nothing screams income inequality louder than cities, including Cleveland and Philadelphia, case studies in renewal and gentrification, but also in crushing decline.
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This book communicates the leadership principles at Outward Bound USA to a larger audience through real-life events, case studies, and key principles current or future leaders can take away.
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To assess the impact of the TVPA, I have examined thousands of diplomatic cables, case studies and media stories, conducted 85033 interviews worldwide and completed a global survey of NGOs.
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Dr. Fisher's attitudes toward non-monogamous relationships and casual sex are case studies of biological determinism, the idea that all human behavior is dictated by genes or other biological characteristics.
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In the report, the researchers also published case studies, for instance on the devastating toll that mercury, used in gold mining, has had on indigenous tribes and remote fishing communities.
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Using case studies of entrepreneurs behind brands like J.C. Penney and Levi Strauss & Co., O'Toole examines what works and what doesn't when it comes to building sustainable, socially conscious companies.
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Austen would not be my first example of how the past can threaten liberalism (the Greeks do offer rather clearer case studies), but she is not a terrible one either.
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America's history of the exploitation of domestic terrorism by political opportunists is replete with case studies, from the Red Scare of the nineteen-twenties through the abuses following 9/11.
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There are case studies of cannabis-related deaths via at least three mechanisms: (163) Tachycardia, (216) Passing out after dabbing and hitting ones head, and (26.3) Psychotic episodes inducing suicide.
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But research and case studies are beginning to show promising signs -- a patient in London is believed to be cleared of the infection, according to a study published this March.
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The practice, which is still largely based on anecdotal evidence and case studies, seeks to explore the feelings and visuals in our dreams without necessarily arriving at a singular meaning.
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Mr Horowitz uses some unexpected examples as his case studies—Genghis Khan, Japanese samurai, Toussaint Louverture (who led a slave revolt in Haiti) and a reformed gang leader called Shaka Senghor.
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"We use client case studies that demonstrate all of the items we provide advice on for different kinds of clients, and the net positive impact to a client's situation," he said.
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In a way, Norpoth and Abramowitz are serving as case studies in a separate kind of social science experiment, one that tests the exigencies of academics, presidential politics and modern media.
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Once I have a few more projects under my belt, I plan to create a website, showcase a few case studies, and offer web development and copywriting as a package deal.
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Based on a few case studies, they also found that one third of these suicides in custody occur within 24 hours of incarceration, and 76 percent within seven days of incarceration.
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These shows quickly become glossy case studies in the ethicist Lisa Tessman's theory of moral failure: Sometimes, when presented with two bad options, there is really no correct choice to make.
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Still, there's an important caveat to add about all this research: We're much more likely to see case studies and research that come to positive conclusions rather than the negative ones.
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The show opens in this center gallery with the first of several case studies, the term used here for a featured garment whose making is detailed in an extended wall label.
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Most importantly, the Office provided the public with the ability to weigh in on different quality case studies to assure that the patent corps was applying the rules and regulations uniformly.
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Using case studies from the Navy SEALs to the San Antonio Spurs to elementary school students, he demonstrates both successes and failures in cultures, and, more importantly, the 'why' behind them.
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While the esoteric case studies and historical summaries will appeal primarily to readers already familiar with Marx, the book also offers the simple pleasure of watching Davis's nimble mind at work.
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Its case studies of erotomania, Othello syndrome, and Couvade syndrome (in which a man seems to experience pregnancy at the same time as his partner) have a fable-like, poetic quality.
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After analyzing trends across multiple industries, looking at case studies, sales fads and other factors, CB Insights nailed down 12 industries that anticipate the biggest influx from millennials' new spending power.
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A recent Credit Suisse survey points to case studies from China to Brazil showing local brands in sportswear to pharmaceutical products remaining popular even as consumers become wealthier and aspirations rise.
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Particular artworks are exhibited alongside case studies documenting their original owners, predominately Jewish people forced to sell their possessions, or whose homes were looted as they either fled or were murdered.
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The My Lai massacre in Vietnam and Haditha in Iraq were two of their case studies — the latter being one of the Marine Corps' most controversial chapters in the Iraq war.
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"Palaces for the People" reads more like a succession of case studies than a comprehensive account of what social infrastructure is, so those looking for a theoretical framework may be disappointed.
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The company says its case studies have shown that over time the number of drivers' alerts lessens, meaning they are changing schedules or learning to recognize their own drowsy warning signs.
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In the 13th edition of Fitch's Bankruptcy Enterprise Values and Creditor Recoveries case studies, Fitch notes seven past reorganizations in the Technology sector with recovery multiples ranging from 0003x to 8.4x.
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They cite case studies like Google's struggle to do business in France and Yahoo's compliance with Chinese censorship to demonstrate how governments continue to exert their influence to control the web.
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Yet his actions at Starbucks — including a raft of innovations introduced before and during the recession, like health insurance for baristas — became the stuff of adoring Harvard Business School case studies.
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A handful of clinical case studies were published in the late '923s and early 2000s, but we had to wait until 2009 for a general population study with a decent sample size.
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And a survey of 1003 case studies from research papers on the cost of employee turnover showed it costs a company a full 20% of a worker's salary to replace that person.
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The results didn't turn up much: a few research papers dating back to 2002 or prior, random case studies, all of which cited sample sizes of about a dozen patients or less.
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British solicitors Atwells published case studies in 2016 documenting the cases of several workers - including a consultant, a waitress and a retail employee - who were fired for contravening policies against visible tattoos.
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In case studies, Clark found that because the products are designed to work on the chemistry of the hair, all hair types can benefit from Lubricity, including natural African-American hair texture.
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Hayne said he has been deluged with public submissions and wants to use case studies to highlight broader problems in the financial sector, which contributes $100 billion a year to Australia's economy.
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The discussion, along with Gadde's comments about public case studies, appears to suggest that Twitter has been re-thinking the "we don't comment on individual accounts" policy, at least in some cases.
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Shah pointed to case studies like in Dar es Salaam, Tanzani's most populous city, where a pilot project focused on waste management after pinpointing garbage-clogged ditches as breeding hotspots for mosquitoes.
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You'll also examine four in-depth case studies about tech titans Apple, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn so you can study each company's business model and apply these findings to your own company.
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The report published by Privacy International also includes case studies on exporters in the US and Israel, which is home to the largest number of surveillance companies on a per capita basis.
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After wading through a bushel full of cherry-picked case studies and a basket of bureaucratic happy talk, the report paints a dismal picture of decline in a crucially important EPA program.
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The good news for veteran campaign consultants is that employing these placement techniques is complicated and requires creating far more case studies than a newbie or a politician can muster or master.
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We now have plenty of corporate case studies from the last 20 years that demonstrate that you can indeed build a profitable, open-source company that is also very popular with users.
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Case studies conducted by the authors show that lies and distortions on the right spread easily from extremist Web sites to mass-media outlets such as Fox, and only occasionally get corrected.
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If it sounds counterintuitive, if not crazy, to tear down a highway that still carries thousands of cars and trucks each day, there are a number of case studies to point to.
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And even those apples-to-oranges case studies are based on such thin evidence that it's more like the Pentagon is comparing an apple to a child's drawing of an orange. Adm.
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The partners want to apply their creative skills to a market where brands mean more than adsUnlike most consulting firms, Fndr doesn't release case studies or any real evidence of their work.
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These techniques had easily passed muster with the lawyers for my previous book, so this attorney's focus on the few, lightly sketched case studies in the new book caught me off guard.
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In 2016, Kapsalis published a series of case studies about the impact Open Access programs had on various cultural institutions like the Cleveland Museum of Art and the New York Public Library.
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This installation throws the unsuspecting viewer first into a sea of inky darkness, which is then illuminated at regular intervals by the portraits of her 210 case studies in the central gallery.
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The case study didn't include — as the case studies in The Snowy Torrents don't include — the psychological factors that led these skiers to continue when the signs against it were so compelling.
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In a fact sheet sent to reporters, the White House cites the effectiveness of food stamp work requirements implemented in Kansas and Maine — the case studies often used to promote work requirements.
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The former bankruptcy law professor has a seemingly unlimited appetite for case studies, research papers and news articles, some of which are flagged by friends and former colleagues from her pre-Washington years.
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Here are a few key takeaways from the report:Three case studies highlight chatbots' potential to improve customer satisfaction, slash man-hours needed for customer service tasks, and speed up transaction and processing times.
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It has failed to manage conflicts of interest adequately: for example it gives companies a veto over case studies written about them and academics can be paid by the companies they teach about.
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A number of case studies show that private screeners are not only more efficient at their jobs, allowing them to screen more passengers in less time, but are also better at detecting threats.
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When business school professors are writing their WeWork case studies years from now, one of the biggest practical lessons may be this: WeWork should have taken far less money from SoftBank's Masayoshi Son.
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Automating Inequality uses these case studies to chart these societal fluctuations: The increase in poverty in the country, decrease in resources allocated in helping the poor, and the rise in automation decision making.
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The Department for Exiting the EU (DExEU) on Tuesday afternoon issued the status update on government preparations for such a scenario, including the implications for specific sectors as outlined in several case studies.
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The inquiry will examine 10 case studies over the coming days, including incidents of overcharging customers, poor product disclosure and inadequate handling of insurance claims, said Rowena Orr, a lawyer assisting the inquiry.
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"Different studies and numerous documented case studies reveal repeated stories of exploitation of the adolescents in various forms in textile sector," said R Paritha, president of the textile union, said in a statement.
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Case studies: In Hungary, Prime Minister Viktor Orban uses the subsidies as a patronage system, auctioning off thousands of acres of state land to friends and family, allowing them to qualify for subsidies.
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While the overall scale of wage theft in Indonesia is forbiddingly hard to establish, there are a few edifying case studies that the WRC and other industry critics have documented in some detail.
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The evidence from those experiments is overwhelmingly positive — see this post, or this one, for some examples (and great before-and-after pics); see here for a more formal list of case studies.
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In nine case studies presented in the new research paper, the programmers' statistical model shows that the likelihood of a chance match is "on the order of one in a million," O'Brien said.
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By using Professor Ostrom's case studies as a blueprint, the United States could work with other nations to implement global solutions to tax competition that don't trample on the sovereignty of individual nations.
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Flimsy taxi regulations backed by weak municipal governments are quickly overwhelmed by the multibillion-dollar company and its armies of lawyers and lobbyists and their briefcases full of case studies and legislative suggestions.
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These companies also own dozens of agencies, the largest of which can spend $1 million to $2 million on fees and production costs for the video case studies that every award entry requires.
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Case studies of how the virus has spread showed that the large gathering of people at the live animal market may have "boosted" the transmission of the virus among more people, researchers said.
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Case studies in how to maximize miniature spaces, they are intimate neighborhood hangouts with elevator-size kitchens where the food and cocktails are more interesting than ought to be achievable under such conditions.
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In less capable hands, "Billion Dollar Brand Club" could read like a series of dry business-school case studies, but Ingrassia's keen storytelling and painstaking reporting ensure a far different fate for readers.
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Individual case studies have their own limitations — no scientist would say that they have conclusive evidence from only one data point — but granular detail on single cases helps them understand how infections unfold.
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"We have multiple case studies of our work that give benchmarks of what we see as good work, though we are always trying to deliver more than [in] previous phases," she said. 2.
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For example, case studies in Mexico show a win-win relationship from establishing research and development facilities outside the U.S.: every 131 jobs added in Mexico lead to 333 jobs created here at home.
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On August 14th it announced a plan to distribute 13,000 take-away boxes to chicken shops, emblazoned with anti-knife-crime messages and case studies of young people who have handed in their blades.
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The reality is that these programs have been going on for years, and while there are some egregious case studies, there are also success stories of cities effectively using economy development subsidies as well.
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He doesn't entirely succeed (who would?), but he presents fascinating case studies that suggest animals suffer from some of the same mental disorders we do — and can and should be treated with similar medications.
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Capgras syndrome can teach us a lot about how a healthy brain recognizes faces, but because it's so rare, it can be hard to study; it's usually reported in single case studies, like Arthur's.
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We have a highly variable cost structure, a global footprint, multiple business lines that give us some diversity and case studies for how quickly our businesses likely to rebound after a shock like this.
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Graham Allison's "Destined for War: Can American and China Escape Thucydides's Trap?" makes his arguments through historical case studies that illuminate the pressure toward military confrontation when a rising power challenges a dominant one.
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Here's a breakdown of its learning lineup: Understanding Machine Learning In this class, you'll dive into case studies to learn about applications of AI in the realms of customer service, finance, healthcare, and beyond.
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Highspot uses machine learning to help salespeople land and retain customers by organizing and recommending the types of sales content, such as brochures or case studies, most likely to help them win a deal.
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Climate change, tourism, and global responsibility While each of the 31 case studies presented requires specialized conservation solutions, researchers have made it clear that the ultimate responsibility for protecting these monuments is a shared one.
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He is an openly unreliable narrator; even before he admits that some of the case studies "were me, are me", there is a whiff of uncertainty, of fact melding with fiction and becoming distorted, grotesque.
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"How a beach umbrella fatally impaled a woman with 800 pounds of force"One can find plenty of horrifying case studies in medical journals, and this one from the Journal of Forensic Sciences doesn't disappoint.
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Early scientific literature advises doctors to extract and freeze a sperm sample within 20113–36 hours of death but case studies show that under the right conditions, viable sperm can survive well beyond this deadline.
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One former senior British security official said it was an "article of faith" that Russian government hackers were seeking to penetrate UK critical infrastructure though the official said he could not cite public case studies.
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The War on Children report draws on case studies of children and their families in conflict-affected countries, and interviews with 40 experts, including former senior military officials, strategists and historians, legal experts and humanitarians.
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In reality, prices for antiretrovirals under compulsory license "exceeded the median international procurement prices in nineteen of thirty case studies, often with a price gap of more than 25 percent," according to a comprehensive study.
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Amazon Studios will begin to solely rely on preview audiences and case studies, which are the norm for traditional broadcasters such as NBC, CBS, and Fox before they develop shows into a full-length series.
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Abigail Weil New York City Menand briefly mentions that one of his case studies—Daniel James, who published a fake memoir as "Danny Santiago"—had been a blacklisted screenwriter in Hollywood during the McCarthy era.
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As far back as 2002, a US Secret Service report based on case studies and interviews with surviving shooters identified mental illness — typically either psychosis or suicidal depression — as very common among mass-homicide perpetrators.
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One of the earliest published case studies, from 2014, told the heartbreaking story of a 21-year-old whose brainstem ganglioglioma had returned after multiple rounds of chemotherapy and radiation, leaving him in a wheelchair.
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Snapchat is private about releasing statistics around their ad campaigns, but ahead of its IPO, they shared a few case studies in its S-1 filing that show the effectiveness of brands using Snap Ads.
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One of the best case studies of center-left intraparty schism can be seen in the upcoming May 22 runoff election for the Democratic nomination in the 7th Congressional District in Texas — upscale suburban Houston.
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One idea currently being developed, Whelan said, would tailor courses to the current pandemic, creating case studies on ethical issues related to COVID-19, asking students to think about scenario planning amidst the current crisis.
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In case studies, she gives us each partner's account — and then unravels them, pulling on this strand and that, investigating the stories we tell about ourselves, where these stories come from and who they serve.
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Journalists and others interested in tips and case studies on social journalism can refer to First Draft News (full disclosure — I used to blog for First Draft, and I worked at Storyful for four years).
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What's next: Because of case studies like Slate, Facebook is also testing more buttons that will allow users to sign up for free trials of a publisher's digital subscription and automatically download a publisher's mobile app.
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You'll learn the fundamentals of planning and executing strategies for maximum efficiency and impact, fortify your knowledge with a quiz and sample project, and do a deep dive into case studies for B2B and B2C content.
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According to case studies provided by Amazon, social media companies use the program to weed out "fake followers" and find "micro-influencers" who have strong followings on social networks and could be used to promote brands.
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At least in the case studies, I haven't' seen any instance of somebody contacting [an infection] from a toilet seat, and that is the type of thing that somebody would write up as a case report.
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A4AI has also created a Good Practices Database with case studies of low and middle-income countries improving access, such as Namibia, which has allowed new service providers to enter the market and seen costs decline.
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At another point in the book a set of case studies turns out to be dream recollections infused with horror and humor, further unsettling the notion of what, exactly, a subject might be in this work.
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Two years later, with a top executive courting the industry in Houston, dozens of clients on the roster and a detailed public website full of AWS Oil and Gas case studies, the effort is well underway.
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Guide to Podcasting | December 2015 | Vanessa Quirk of the Tow Center for Digital Journalism published a report on the history, market, and business models of podcasting, including case studies on the implementation of different business models.
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Case studies: In Hungary, Prime Minister Viktor Orban uses the subsidies as a patronage system, auctioning off thousands of acres of state land to friends and family that, in turn, allows them to qualify for subsidies.
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Diamond chose his case studies not for the insights they offer, but because they're the countries he's lived in (save for Japan, though Diamond reassures the reader that he has Japanese cousins and nieces by marriage).
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First, it should provide a comprehensive ethical training for future engineers and data scientists at the undergraduate and graduate levels, with case studies taken from real-world algorithms that are choosing the winners from the losers.
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In the first of three Instagram case studies, Spacek describes how he not only determined the location of a friend on vacation in Hong Kong, but also could have framed him to be an internationally wanted criminal.
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According to the app's development team, since launch, Principles in Action has had roughly 115,000 downloads and an average of 30,000 monthly active users over the past three months, with users completing more than 5,000 case studies.
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Finally, rounding out this education is a crash course in Lean Six Sigma — a combination of the two aforementioned methodologies — that uses case studies and real-life examples to show you how peak efficiency can be achieved.
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Other forward-looking cities, such as San Francisco, Singapore, Helsinki and Glasgow, are already using digital technology and smart sensors to build futuristic urban services that can serve as real-world case studies for Toronto and others.
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The council looked at 34 case studies between 2001 and 2014 and measured the time it took for travel and tourism to return to normal as well as an estimate of lost arrivals due to the crisis.
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The results of our research — which have deep application to the United States — are captured in a Handbook on Human Security: A Civil Society-Military-Police Curriculum and Local Ownership in Security: Case Studies of Peacebuilding Approaches.
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These include either studies that do not support the claim or evidence that is highly preliminary, such as papers speculating on possible hypotheses, case studies on one or two people, or test-tube studies on cell cultures.
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Lepore found that Christensen's case studies were ambiguous and overblown: Seagate Technology, a company that was supposed to have been "felled by disruption," had in fact thrived, doubling its sales the year after Christensen ended his study.
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A review of case studies published in Nursing Study and Practice in 2012 found that a toothbrush can be a breeding ground for disease-causing bacteria and viruses (as well as blood, saliva, oral debris and toothpaste).
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Over the course of the two-day seminar, two case studies were presented and analyzed in detail by people who had shot and killed, or participated in the shooting and killing of, armed persons attempting mass murders.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Many of the exhibitions at Lower East Side gallery carriage trade are conceived as case studies for analyzing the complex intersections between luxury urbanism, the attention economy, and the built environment.
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And he pops up in the earlier episodes, hourlong case studies of Watergate, Iran-contra and the scandals of the Clinton years: Cut from Trump complaining about a witch hunt to Clinton's being questioned about Monica Lewinsky.
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Each episode unpacks a controversial wellness idea—cold therapy, energy healing, orgasm coaching, psychic communication, dieting for longevity, and psychedelic medicine—and explores its merits with expert interviews, case studies, and a stunt from the Goop staffers.
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A case studies page is filled with testimonials from happy customers, including Shell, Hess, and Willbros, who've used AWS services to do more survey work, monitor wells, optimize pipeline routes, better estimate project costs, and improve cybersecurity.
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What it does: Highspot uses machine learning to help salespeople land and retain customers by organizing and recommending the types of sales content, such as brochures or case studies, most likely to help them win a deal.
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Duhigg, who prefers Malcom Gladwell-esque case studies for his book, explains that the chain's baristas are well trained on what to do when something goes wrong, such as a messed-up order that angers a customer.
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We have studied women's contributions to stability around the world, and a new interactive report includes in-depth case studies and an index tracking women's participation in formal roles in peace processes from 1990 to the present.
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It has expanded an undergraduate curatorial fellowship for students from underrepresented communities and conducted a series of case studies that tracked the steps taken by the leaders of eight museums to foster diversity among their staff members.
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The attacks shut down health-care services by Britain's NHS, hobbled the logistics operations of shipping giant AP Moeller-Maersk and stymied the production of the HPV vaccine by drugmaker Merck, among a slew of other case studies.
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This being Harvard, the mayors looked at case studies, on subjects from a sandwich-shop keeper in Amsterdam who was struggling to navigate his city's bureaucracy, to the use of data in a blight-stricken city in Massachusetts.
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" Children under 6 who complete or attempt suicide are "pretty damaged kids," he said, explaining that the "one thing that jumps out" in case studies of these young children is how "they've been dramatically exposed to domestic violence.
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Some of Walker's most surprising case studies are of ethnic minorities whose historical narratives have been subsumed by Russia's victory cult, and who have been recruited, seemingly against all odds, to fight on the side of their oppressor.
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As a part of what he calls "The Wallace Report" (a collection of research with a title that he tells me makes him "sound important"), he presents case studies—examples of how a shitty attitude pervades different scenarios.
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There are TED talks and Freakonomics case studies, online personality tests, influential books, and articles that advise which tipping points to avoid or seek out, how to feel better by doing power poses, and how to be happy.
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Such an assessment frequently involves evaluating students in their abilities to create and answer their own questions; to develop case studies based on readings as opposed to responding to hypothetical cases; and/or to make and defend arguments.
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Liberally illustrating her advice with case studies, Hillis transforms the idea of living alone from a dreary monotony suitable only for women who can think of no better option into a thrilling opportunity teeming with glamour and verve.
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Most of the book's chapters are case studies, examining when and why democracy or dictatorship flourishes, with examples that range from Britain's Glorious Revolution in 1688 to the fall of Soviet-style Communism in Eastern Europe in 1989.
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"For other copywriters, your own work may look like a podcast, a five-day challenge, and/or a YouTube channel highlighting your tips, case studies, and strategies, or hosting a workshop or your own virtual summit," Corcoran said.
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Hopefully, the next generation of founders will take a look at Epstein, and Khashoggi, and China, and Ghosn, and the Sacklers, and a whole host of other case studies and learn from them and change their fundraising practices.
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Although he refers to a couple of these "case studies" in passing in the final chapters of the book, their stories are told at a remove, as examples drawn from textbooks rather than key players in the narrative.
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Each of the five case studies in the 21_21 Design Sight show — which is funded by his office, the manufacturer, the gallery and its founder, the Issey Miyake Foundation — focuses on more than 30 aspects of its subject.
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In this section we present three sports-related case studies to demonstrate how students can develop good research questions, assert a strong claim and study mentor texts as a way to improve their debate writing and speaking skills.
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McKinsey's report offers several country case studies where it estimates the "GDP boost" potential of digital finance to each economy: China ($1.1 trillion), India ($700 billion), Brazil ($152 billion), Mexico ($90 billion), Nigeria ($88 billion) and Ethiopia ($15 billion).
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Unable to accept that, I began using all my personal time to research air and water pollution; I educated myself about the science of climate change, and read case studies about entrepreneurs who had done things differently — and succeeded.
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Although reports have found no absolute proof that talc causes ovarian cancer, those who have filed lawsuits rely on case studies that claim talc, when used on genitals, increases ovarian cancer risk by up to 40%, the AP reports.
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The company is currently beta testing new conversation features in public view, and the company's head of trust and safety has said she would like to publish "case studies" explaining Twitter's rationale for banning or suspending high-profile accounts.
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Instead, Kessler's book reads like an ode to the great romantic scientists of the 19th and 20th centuries, men like Sigmund Freud and A.R. Luria, who offered vivid case studies of single subjects in the absence of empirical data.
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In all four of our case studies, and undoubtedly in countless others, a court with a Justice Bork would have ruled in ways that would have reduced the significance of the Supreme Court and enhanced the role of legislatures.
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Right now the Porto Protocol website primarily serves as a clearinghouse of information, offering case studies of companies that have taken steps to confront their own carbon footprints as well as the presentations that were offered at the summits.
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"In less capable hands, 'Billion Dollar Brand Club' could read like a series of dry business-school case studies, but Ingrassia's keen storytelling and painstaking reporting ensure a far different fate for readers," Claire Martin writes in her review.
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The New York Times is presenting case studies, and an associated glossary, examining tangible measures in and around New York City to make buildings and infrastructure more resilient in the face of floods, surges, high winds and heavy rains.
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We have the Single Supervisory Mechanism and the Single Resolution Board and we have case studies of how it is working in reality so I think a lot of progress has been done but having said that, is it yet perfect?
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Looking at BECCS and direct air capture as case studies, it's particularly clear that there's only so fast you can act, and that modelers, engineers, politicians, and the rest of us must face up to the necessity of negative emissions together.
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Julius Shivegha, a keeper with the Trust for over ten years, demonstrates there's no shortage of case studies: "Roi here is three years old, from Masaai Mara, (and) was left an orphan when her mother (was) killed by poachers," he says.
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A female patient—an amalgam, like all the figures in the book, of several different case studies and encounters, both "real and imagined"—sits down in the doctor's office, having been referred to him because her brain appears to be "rotting".
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Modern slavery happens everywhere, so it was a case of bringing together different case studies that demonstrate different elements across regions and probability factors, because of course there would be no other way to show how this does happen everywhere.
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In their case studies, the authors found that every child who went on to be successful had unique stories about how their were raised, but their plots were all the same: They had parents who made very strategic parenting choices.
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Even so, it's increasingly clear from both domestic and international case studies that without better financial access and literacy, attempts by retailers to go completely cashless will marginalize a segment of the population that's already struggling to make ends meet.
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U.S. District Judge Sam Lindsay in Dallas on Friday ruled two University of Arkansas professors' proposed testimony about OxyElite Pro was unreliable as it was based on a study of mice rather than humans and case studies instead of epidemiological ones.
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Because there are lots of case studies of companies that have made completely different companies, but they're so divorced from the core business that you never get the cross-pollination that you need to make one plus one equal three.
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While there is a wealth of case studies on the topic, written mostly by emergency physicians, there are no comprehensive studies on it and there is every reason believe that those who partake in the practice keep it a secret.
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A collection of 29 case studies assembled by the National Consumer Law Center included similar horror stories, such as the tale of a 95 year-old Tuskegee airman and his legally deaf and blind wife, who were sold $42,800 in projects.
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Case studies of vaping injuries go as far back as 2012, when a 42 year old woman was seen multiple times in the ER and prescribed "several courses of antibiotics" before doctors finally told her to stop using e-cigarettes.
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The book's 18 case studies, along with the Balinese terraces, include thorny acacia corrals in Kenya that protect livestock and are covered in edible seedpods, and midair footbridges in northern India made of interwoven tree roots and navigable during monsoons.
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"Its strongest hand is the promise of 5G and that its leadership position will lead to an explosion of demand for its technology," said David Yoffie, a professor at the Harvard Business School, who has written case studies on Qualcomm.
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As topics like sexual harassment dominate the national conversation and chief executives weigh in on the ethical and social issues of the day, business schools around the country are hastily reshaping their curriculums with case studies ripped straight from the headlines.
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The aim is to create a database of online local news publications in the U.S. and Canada, a set of case studies focusing on specific publishers and a "starter pack" for entrepreneurs as they consider launching local publications of their own.
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Yes, there is a lot of Trump-induced panic on the left and in the media, and yes, the environment around some college campuses is hysterical and illiberal, with the spasms of violence at Berkeley and Middlebury particularly ugly case studies.
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It also includes more short courses that emphasize job skills — both hard skills, such as a new computer language or technology, and soft skills, such as learning how to engage in difficult conversations — using real-life problems and case studies.
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Both the Office of National Drug Control Policy and the President's Commission on Combating Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis are case studies of how government can champion and potentially streamline drug development so that patients can begin benefitting sooner.
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The experience and use of IGI in states and countries in which assisted suicide is legal will provide a significant and well-documented set of case studies upon which we can rely to perfect it as a method of execution.
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"I remain of the view that proceeding by way of case studies ... is the best way of finding out what has happened, finding out what was done or not done in response to what happened," Hayne said at the opening of Monday's session.
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" A handful of case studies show us where those opportunities lie: Otis sells pirated DVDs that otherwise would be out of his buyers' price range; Lee peddles water at busy intersections, believing "this is all there is for young men like him.
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And as audiences continue to look back on Smith and McCullah's films, several stand out as case studies of how "chick flicks" — however you think of them — can be gripping, challenging, impressive art that sticks in hearts and minds in big ways.
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It's got a few case studies in the works to show how its system can help in a variety of situations, from warning vehicles and pedestrians about each other at popular pedestrian crossings to improving path planning by autonomous vehicles on the road.
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Though crabs have likely been a topic of conversation (and humor) as long as humans have had sex, some suspect our focus on them may have been artificially inflated in the 70s on, thanks to a series of profile-boosting medical case studies.
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We threw around ideas and then recruited case studies who came in and spoke to the actress, as well as the script writers, and actually some of the stories you saw on screen in the end were heavily based on people's experiences.
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The report analyzed information garnered from 15 banks of varying sizes and from different home regions on their Brexit planning measures and also looked at 8 case studies of banking transformation programs in the past that have taken longer than 2 years.
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The committee considered six case studies, including using gene drive to control mice destroying biodiversity on islands, mosquitoes infecting native Hawaiian birds with malaria, and a weed called Palmer amaranth that has become resistant to herbicides and a scourge for some farmers.
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In the tome, the professor of management at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania uses research and case studies of innovators to show readers what it takes to recognize an original idea — and what it takes to bring it to life.
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"This continentwide assessment confirms what many case studies have hinted at — war is a major driver of wildlife population declines across Africa," said Kaitlyn Gaynor, a doctoral candidate at the University of California, Berkeley, who has studied armed conflict's influence on wildlife.
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Though possessed of different temperaments, both are alive to difference, variety, the possibilities of our rangy humanity; both are avid chroniclers of our species — Sacks in his case studies, and Hayes in his character sketches of the people he meets in the street.
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The New York Times is presenting case studies, and an associated glossary, looking at tangible measures being taken in and around New York City to make buildings and infrastructure more resilient in the face of floods, surges, high winds and heavy rains.
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At a town hall meeting, Farirai Gumbonzvanda, a delegate from Zimbabwe, asked UN Secretary-General António Guterres why women from rural backgrounds — who were represented at the UN "on banners, as footnotes, and as case studies" — weren't permitted to attend and speak for themselves.
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By using a combination of historical research, pop culture case studies, first-person experiences, and interviews with her own friends, Schaefer creates a beautiful portrait of how modern female friendship has evolved to be a positive force that is making women stronger than ever.
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The advent of social media and "clicktivism" may have lured us into thinking otherwise, but our case studies are clear: Time and skill invested in face-to-face relationship-building make the difference between success and failure for strange bedfellow partnerships in the political arena.
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Ahead of the meeting in Puerto Vallarta, UNICEF released a new report with series of case studies – practical examples that show how governments, civil society partners and host communities in all regions are already working to support and integrate uprooted children and their families.
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If you are in sales and someone wants to schedule a demo with you and get one of your case studies, you would need no fewer than three apps: your email app, your calendar and your cloud storage app to look up that case study.
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On the commercial Web, data is a form of currency and often considered a portal into profitability, and, as rampant blog posts and case studies have demonstrated, aggressive, shame-inducing exit pop-ups are the en vogue strategy for pressuring people into providing it.
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Among the case studies highlighted by the EFF are the Syrian Archives—a cache of human war crimes documentation which YouTube has repeatedly flagged, and Tumblr's bumbling adult content filter which indiscriminately removed scads of content, much of which wasn't sexually explicit at all.
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In its inaugural European Gaming: Speculative-Grade Handbook which provides industry analysis and case studies on various gaming issuers, Fitch says the supportive economic outlook and positive sector trends will facilitate deleveraging across the sector, driven by sustainable top-line growth and margin expansion.
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Affinio CEO Tim Burke, whose company went through the Microsoft Accelerator program in Seattle in 2016, told me that Microsoft is not just giving his company a clear playbook to follow, but also providing help with creating collateral like content, case studies and video content.
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An examination of two case studies—Kim Jong Un's North Korea and Muammar Gaddafi's Libya—provide an analysis of the future use of manufactured refugee crises, and possible solutions that are needed to completely comprehend the true nature of the effectiveness of this coercive tacit.
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In a paper published last month in Lancet Psychiatry , he and a co-author reviewed brain imaging and case studies on withdrawal and argued that patients should taper off antidepressants over the course of months , rather than two to four weeks, as current guidelines advise.
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Still, despite the success in these two case studies, a lot more work will have to be done to see if a keto diet's benefits extend to more people, and to fully elucidate the mechanisms by which the keto diet could help alleviate schizophrenia symptoms.
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The 'tech for health' vision — which lacks any kind of timeframe whatsoever — loops in an assortment of tech-fuelled case studies, from applying AI for faster diagnoses (as DeepMind has been trying) to Amazon Alexa skills being used as a memory aid for social care.
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But Tallis, a clinical psychologist, takes a serious look at the neuroscience of the phenomenon, focusing on sensational case studies — like the man who kept 3,000 prostitutes in his employ, spending all his money in the hopes that they would fall in love with him.
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Some of these case studies (and the conclusions Odets draws from them) feel dated and not particularly profound, and Odets is at his best when focusing less on his patients and more on the gay men with whom he has shared his own life.
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So, viewed through the window where I'm looking -- which is primarily into the legal industry and the trial courts -- these past few years have raised fascinating case studies about how our government functions and given journalists like me dramatic and important stories to tell.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "The Fruit Juice Delusion," by Erika R. Cheng, Lauren G. Fiechtner and Aaron E. Carroll (Sunday Review, July 8): The abundance of uncontrolled case studies can give an impression that a single dietary item, like juice, is linked with obesity.
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The narrative's medical experience feels dynamic and lived; the book's greatest strength lies in the clarity with which Alice's disease unfolds, and the most touching bits are a series of stand-alone case studies of the patients Alice and Oliver encounter briefly in the hospital.
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Through dozens of case studies, from apartment blocks and government ministries to universities and convention centers, "Architecture of Independence" uncovers not only the unsung splendor of African cities but also the contemporary lives of schoolchildren, office workers and street vendors of today's Dakar or Nairobi.
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More recently, in April, Dalio and his team launched the Principles in Action mobile iOS app, which includes the book's full text intertwined with interactive videos (including some from actual internal Bridgewater meetings), animations, quizzes and case studies built to help users track personal growth goals.
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Other case studies are expected to show banks providing loans without first assessing the viability of businesses, relying instead on personal guarantees and residential mortgages to back the loans, as well as loans being put in default even though business borrowers had not failed in repayments.
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NSO has long claimed that it takes care to ensure that its software, called Pegasus, is only used against suspected criminals and terrorists, even though groups such as University of Toronto's Citizen Lab have repeatedly published case studies of NSO malware being used against journalists and activists.
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While Swisher pressed Frei on a number of topics, ranging from gender diversity in tech to more specific Uber issues, Frei took a decidedly academic approach in many of her responses, often citing case studies to support her theories on how to best fix Uber's culture problems.
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In a 2016 report from the French National Institute for Demographic Studies, or INED, a survey of more than 22,000 case studies of second-generation French citizens of African descent identified that second-generation African immigrants continue to be "highly disadvantaged" in the labor and education market.
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The other four case studies described callers who wanted help setting up automatic updates of case statuses and incidents where people were given "peace of mind" when they called to make sure ICE had deported a criminal from the US or that the person was in prison.
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"I give most social media case studies a bit of a hard time because by and large their metrics don't really equate to business success," said brand and advertising expert Peter Field at an event held by global marketing research organization Warc in London on Tuesday.
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"The settlement resolves allegations that Dermagraft salespersons unlawfully induced clinics and physicians with lavish dinners, drinks, entertainment and travel; medical equipment and supplies; unwarranted payments for purported speaking engagements and bogus case studies; and cash, credits and rebates, to induce the use of Dermagraft," it said.
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"Five sector case studies - agriculture, food processing, automotive, retail, and healthcare - suggest that annual productivity growth to 2025 in the G19 and Nigeria could be as high as 4 percent, more than needed to counteract demographic trends," according to a report from the McKinsey Global Institute.
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Join us at Smart Cities Week with a free pass to the expo floor where you can see live smart city technologies in action, hear case studies of these technologies currently being used in cities around the world, and network with those who are leading the way.
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Among the future measures set out in the new guidelines, Samsung says it intends to raise employee awareness of human rights via in-depth training with a focus on "case studies for all employees," and by conducting an analysis of human rights risks and their impact.
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Alberto Mingardi, an adjunct scholar at the libertarian Cato Institute and director general of Istituto Bruno Leoni, a free-market think tank, has repeatedly criticized Dr. Mazzucato for, in his view, cherry-picking her case studies, underestimating economic trade-offs and defining industrial policy too broadly.
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City: Seattle, WAYear founded: 2012Total funding: $212.2 millionValuation: $790 millionWhat it does: Highspot uses machine learning to help salespeople land and retain customers by organizing and recommending the types of sales content, such as brochures or case studies, most likely to help them win a deal.
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In their upcoming book "The Self-Driven Child," Ned Johnson, the founder of PrepMatters, a tutoring and test preparation service in Washington, and Bill Stixrud, a clinical neuropsychologist, use scientific research and case studies to make a convincing argument for giving children more control over their lives.
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For example, when a salesperson is about to contact a potential customer, Highspot uses machine learning to analyze data including on the interactions the salesperson has had with that customer and can recommend the three or four case studies most likely to help them win the deal.
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A few case studies also have suggested that NSAIDs might contribute to kidney problems in endurance athletes, and it was this possibility that caught the attention of Dr. Grant S. Lipman, a clinical associate professor of medicine at Stanford University and the medical director for several ultramarathons.
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