Solid & Striped is a case study for this decade.
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Mr. Stiller is a perfect case study in male insecurity.
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The Jeb Bush campaign offered a case study on this.
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This case study also embodies an impasse in museum reform.
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Like for a jewelry brand we did a case study.
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Another case study about Latino Americans gathered data from Reddit.
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The case study tracks a hypothetical married couple, the Lees.
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Another case study is Germany's growing contribution to international security.
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It was an exemplary case study in supply and demand.
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The workplace collaboration startup Slack is a good case study.
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Birmingham itself provides as good a case study as any.
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That's why Bernie Sanders provides such an interesting case study.
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Yoko Ono is a fascinating case study for an Aquarius.
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Last year's Cooperstown class provided an especially illustrative case study.
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A paper was published this year detailing Ryan's case study.
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Freud would be done with this case study in about .
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The issue of gun control is one instructive case study.
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The initial police investigation is a case study in ineptitude.
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A similar case study occurred just a few months later.
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A single case study is far from conclusive evidence, however.
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Hurricane Irma provided a timely case study on energy independence.
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Horowitz uses him as a primary case study in leadership.
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The 2017 Trump tax law is a useful case study.
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Fan's case study proposes one of a multiplicity of alternatives.
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Mr. Manafort's indictment is a case study in international corruption.
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Case study: Shopping centers can be hubs for spreading germs.
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At Miami, we did a group case study on Publix.
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One case study is Elon Musk, the C.E.O. of Tesla.
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The Stanford case study cited high teacher turnover in 2010.
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But a case study focused on Oklahoma found different results.
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The failure is now a case study for physics students.
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This will be a case study for years to come.
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The authors use health care reform as a case study.
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Her trial was a perfect case study for the conference.
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Aroldis Chapman is another enigmatic case study for converted relievers.
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He uses the 727 accidents as part of a case study.
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The Brexit referendum provided a particularly dispiriting case study of this.
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The BBC, a far bigger broadcaster, provides a useful case study.
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He's a perfect case study, and fully dedicated to the program.
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Business schools will turn this situation into a great case study.
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Bloomberg uses black voter suppression as a case study: On Oct.
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This provides a perfect case study for playing defense against Trump.
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The second case study digs into a familiar consumer brand, Jacuzzi.
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The case study was published in the journal Neurosurgery this week.
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Another case study from the Netherlands highlights this still-mysterious relationship.
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Again, the Catholic Church's sex abuse experience is a case study.
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Also: A fascinating case study of how fake news goes viral.
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The Dallas Cowboys are another interesting case study in drafting replacements.
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Its facility in the city of Adelanto is a case study.
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This year's Democratic presidential campaign has been a good case study.
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For a case study, look no further than Democrats in Congress.
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The news conference was a case study in such orchestrated chaos.
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A Spotify case study is still listed on the AWS website.
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Barack Obama is a classic case study in foreign policy idealism.
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The case study was published Tuesday in the journal BMJ Case Reports.
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Stringfellow's—adopted American-style lap dancing, as "a case study" in the
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Limbaugh is a good case study, but he's not the only one.
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As this bizarre case study shows, don't just leave it in there.
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The history of the case study is long and celebrated in medicine.
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I head to Starbucks to focus on reading the case study/prompt.
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The result is a case study in how not to avoid outrage.
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To reiterate, the paper is a case study of just one patient.
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Its withdrawal from Frankfurt offers a case study of what went wrong.
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But that's just a case study, not a full-scale clinical trial.
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Officials view Arizona as a case study of why border fencing works.
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ASK Sadiq Khan for a case study and he gives you seven.
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Case Study homes sell on the private market for millions of dollars.
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We hope this serves as a helpful case study for aspiring founders.
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At least Yahoo has left behind a case study in M.&A.
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What happened in Viacom is a case study for ethics and loyalty.
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Harvard Business School uses her negotiations with Walmart as a case study.
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In a typical case study, patients are referred to by their initials.
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Their sham valuation is a case study of corporate dishonesty and corruption.
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The initiative draws on research from a previous case study on Burqah.
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This is a case study of what happens when we do that.
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Insects are a case study in the invisible importance of the common.
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Analysts see Attapeu Province, where the flooding occurred, as a case study.
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As a foursome, they were a case study in hope and trauma.
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In fact, the American Revolution is a case study of interest convergence.
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Andrew: It will be a case study in the unitary executive theory.
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The researchers say the United Kingdom may provide an encouraging case study.
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Check out our video series and case study report at cityparksalliance.org/infrastructure.
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You can find a real-world case study here in Rhode Island.
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California and Massachusetts offer a case study within the high-tech industry.
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Ford's searing testimony was a case study in how to come forward.
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The history of this program is a case study in mission creep.
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Colin Kaepernick and the Myth of the 'Good' Protest Case Study #3.
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If there were a case study about me, what would it say?
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The implications could be far-reaching and a case study in political change.
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Reunion Island stands as a fascinating case study of man's intersection with nature.
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She would have made an exciting case study for the late Oliver Sacks.
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Yet a fresh case study on the MBA may be in the making.
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Venezuela is another case study of the new speed of Trump's foreign policy.
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He arrives just as I'm putting the finishing touches on my case study.
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VH1's latest experiment, Scared Famous, is a case study in reality television.
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That's what happened to the 61-year-old man in the case study.
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Which makes him a very interesting case study, because success has changed him.
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Whatever the reason, Bratton's departure presents an interesting case study in institutional change.
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On Friday, the Association published a blog post addressing the CDC case study.
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Thankfully, we have a perfect case study that proves we don't need Uber.
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Meanwhile, the President's sudden firing of Comey presented an almost irresistible case study.
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Hopefully this serves as a useful case study for other founders and investors.
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The February 1989 Chicago mayoral primary provides perhaps the most relevant case study.
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Her 2008 primary battle with Barack Obama furnished an instructive case study, Mrs.
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He has been symptom-free for over a year, the case study reported.
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Google published a case study of its work with the Hoover City, Ala.
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But cases of such infection are usually fatal, the case study authors write.
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Her pregnancy was so exceptionally complicated, it inspired a scientific journal case study.
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It is a case study in how society collectively shapes its own history.
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"You Oughta Know" is a bit of a case study in this problem.
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Unity's growth is a case study of Clayton Christensen's theory of disruptive innovation.
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Is Syria a case-study of what is in store for the world?
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Texas, in particular, is a case study in college football's coach-centric reality.
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For a recent case study, look to the University of Miami in Florida.
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"In some way, I feel this apartment is his case study," says Gohar.
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Barcelona, slowly, made the leap from sports team to business consultancy case study.
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This third case study has not been published in a peer-reviewed journal.
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We saw it once again in 2018, a case study in voter suppression.
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They point to Seattle as a case study in "over-enforcement" gone wrong.
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Arkansas, because its switch came so long ago, is an underexamined case study.
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Trump's attacks on the F.B.I. are a case study in his polarization strategy.
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Harvard's business school even offers a case study on how he conducted his business.
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Wisconsin is emerging as one case study for where the Clinton campaign fell short.
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In 2014, Rao's team published a pilot case study on seven of these patients.
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Matthis realized Sterara's video was a perfect case study of the biomechanics of balance.
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A famous case study in the consumer internet space was between Friendster and Facebook.
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For this point, Weinstein is a perfect case study, and bludgeon for the right.
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If he could get some data, Deflategate had great potential as a case study.
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It also provides another case study for techies and ISPs regaining their cyber rights.
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Our case-study method, in which students learn from real business situations, is popular.
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Carl QUINTANILLA: Dirk, I think Oreo is actually a really interesting business case study.
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As a demonstration, Foursquare ran a case study analyzing T.J. Maxx's recent retail success.
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Still, it's just a case study, meaning it's not necessarily representative of a pattern.
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Another case study highlighted how a street protest could be instigated for about $200,000.
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It's a single case study in a sea of datasets scraped from the web.
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But this work was based on a single case study published in Current Biology.
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She even pointed to a country she'll use as a case study: the Netherlands.
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Yet Trump as a case-study against post-modernism also provides several interesting points.
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Jeremy is a perfect case study of how not to go about cultural appropriation.
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"This as a case study for how we think about antitrust policy," he said.
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Thatcherism, Hall found the case study that would consume much of his work and,
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For now, AWS does not have a Whole Foods case study on its website.
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The last decade of American politics is a case study in why redistricting matters.
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And this summer alone has provided a case study on how disasters affect livability.
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Viacom appears to be a case study in the problems of dual-class stock.
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FastShip is a case study in the potential danger of collaborating with the Navy.
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What to watch: California could make for an interesting case study, the spokesman said.
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Trump's decision to fold on family separations at the border is a case study.
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Its dining experience was cited in a Harvard Business School case study in 2011.
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But this weekend provided a case study of the problem brewing at the border.
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"It was this great case study in peer-to-peer misinformation," Ms. DiResta said.
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A June 28 dinner in Brussels was a case study in his unapologetic style.
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" Nevils called Lauer's open letter denying her allegations "a case study in victim blaming.
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Twenty years ago But the case study of 1998 looms large for political strategists.
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Her neighbor Heather initially pegs Rebecca as a case study for her psych class.
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They say the App Store is a case study in anti-competitive corporate behavior.
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Japan sees, roughly, 3,000 cases annually, according to the authors of the case study.
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It offers a case study for what may happen as Amazon continues to expand.
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Oklahoma and New Mexico offer a case study of how that has played out.
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Their recent case study claimed a much higher 13.2% voice engagement rate this way.
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At Davos, Macri presented his country as a case study in successful nation branding.
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Let's just say that Smith would have made quite a case study for Freud.
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Some called him a case study in paranoia and bigotry, his mild demeanor notwithstanding.
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The wilderness-death or near-death "case study" is a literary genre unto itself.
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"What can we do?" the woman who brought the case study asked the group.
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An updated printing of the book came with a new attribution to the case study.
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It is, in other words, a case study of the Brexit negotiations as a whole.
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But it was a solid case study for what can happen when GPS messes up.
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Envy of the world Events on Friday were a case study in the Trump presidency.
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At the paper's center is a case study about our poor 63-year-old protagonist.
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BlackBerry was starting to generate interest, and Osterloh dove into a case study of it.
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In one case study Degani shared, Voicesense tested its technology with a large European bank.
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A retailing case study with added steam, it was read by millions by the poolside.
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NXY-363 turned out to be just one case study in a sea of examples.
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It was clear that no one wanted to talk to me about this case study.
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That's about the same tack that the researchers behind this latest case study are taking.
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It became a business case study of how social media can harm a company's image.
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The mother in the case study had been consuming two placenta pills, three times daily.
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PATIENT H.M. is probably the most famous human case-study in the history of science.
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Garden City was selected as the sole case study for small towns in middle America.
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Facebook confirmed its critics' fears when it issued a case study of the 43 election.
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It's a case study for business schools and an example for Wall Street law firms.
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Business schools around the country are seeking to turn the tale into a case study.
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Griffith's ups and downs, and ultimate success, is a fitting case study for Davis' mission.
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It's hard to think of a case study that went so compellingly wrong so rapidly.
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One case study shows 4 in 5 landlords use criminal background checks in rental screenings.
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And he's working on a case study to be published in the British Medical Journal.
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But the DNC deception is the most detailed and most significant case study so far.
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That also helped Haidilao become a case study at the Harvard Business School in 2011.
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As such, she is a case study in the trickle-down effects of systemic persecution.
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Still, the study's authors hope their case-study will help to guide future conservation policies.
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On Wednesday, President Trump offered a perfect case study in how these powerful networks function.
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He often cites his work on a 2013 bipartisan immigration bill as a case study.
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A new beverage called Recess is a case study in where those desires meet. Bubbles?
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They became a case study for researchers, offering a window onto a poorly understood disease.
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The case study was published in the Annals of Pharmacotherapy at the end of 22010.
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The quintessential case study is the slow diminishment of Washington Square Park in Greenwich Village.
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The backlash, including threats of violence, looked like a case study of coulrophobia — clown phobia.
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" Nevils slammed Lauer's open letter later Wednesday, calling it a "case study in victim shaming.
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Yemen presents a catastrophic case study of what can happen when the center cannot hold.
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Another woman presents a similar case study: She was 23, he 50 and verbally abusive.
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Prospective candidates are asked to complete a personal experience interview and a case study exercise.
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The British neurologist Oliver Sacks transformed the medical case study into a new literary form.
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Do these events amount to a case study in the impossibility of rehabilitating a terrorist?
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Whatever its impact, RT is unquestionably a case study in the complexity of modern propaganda.
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Constance: Ooh, this is tricky, and actually, Veronica Mars is a good case study here.
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In short, the Bitcoin market is a marvelous case study in ambiguity and animal spirits.
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Peru is becoming something of a case study on the issue of aid versus exploitation.
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One case study, for example, cited "exceeding abilities" as a reason for a climber's death.
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After all, Bitcoin and Ether's runaway valuation looks like a case study in irrational exuberance.
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But kids YouTube is basically a case study showing that gatekeepers can serve important functions.
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It is almost a case study on how not to carry out a covert operation.
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Then making it Action Jack sort of thing, and his Harvard case study was perfect. Yeah.
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In her classes, she uses Wansink as a case study in how not to do research.
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The changing tenant list in New York City's Times Square may offer the perfect case study.
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In one case study, a 43-year-old man suffering from debilitating Tourette's Syndrome received DBS.
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The case study is a competitive application to attend a conference as a funded student participant.
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So it makes for a perfect case study on the shift to systems of intelligence (SOIs).
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It's actually a business case study that we hear about when in -- what is it, 1982?
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And the successful resurrection of a certain packaged ice cream treat is a perfect case study.
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The case study presented is indicative of larger loopholes in the immigration system, the AP contends.
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Sasha, whose real name is Marina Ann Hantzis, is a case-study in successful brand management.
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The region itself could yet turn out to be a good case study in patient capital.
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One case study found that a man's cocaine abuse caused his brain to be 'eaten away.'
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The session begins with a video case study which then leads to an interactive group discussion.
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When spread to humans, about 25% of Capnocytophag infections are fatal, according to the case study.
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As always with a single case study, it might not as incredible as some headlines imply.
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All the injuries documented in the case study involved Nerf guns shot from a close distance.
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Ronda Rousey is a case study in the contradictory effects of American fame on the psyche.
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In every episode, a [HBS] faculty member discusses a case study that they've written and taught.
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The skills she developed negotiating with Walmart became a case study at the Harvard Business School.
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Americans are unwittingly participating in a case study in how not to prepare for a crisis.
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The book's archetypal case study is French society over the past two and a half centuries.
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She convinced a handful of professors to make her company a case study for their classes.
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That effort makes "Actually" a rich and disturbing case study, if one that is also manipulative.
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The Romanian film Collective, from director Alexander Nanau, offers a steely case study in observational rigor.
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But Cohen's whole career in media is in fact a case study in white male privilege.
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Another video, "A Case Study of Transference," shows two pigs mating in front of an audience.
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The backlash, including threats of violence, looked like a case study of coulrophobia — fear of clowns.
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Next, watch this 82-second video providing an introduction to the case study about orangutan protection.
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International Business Machines is living a case study of a large, established company vying to transform.
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The American commercial airline industry provides an informative case study on the dangers of comprehensive consolidation.
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And based off of your physical conditioning, this would be a great case study for myself.
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"The Lazarus Group first-stage loader to me seems like the perfect case study," Wardle says.
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The iOS App Store, in their telling, is a case study in anti-competitive corporate behavior.
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To some Biden allies, it seemed too little too late: a case study in political indecision.
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" Nevils responded to Lauer's letter on Wednesday night, calling it a "case study in victim shaming.
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" Following Lauer's denial, Nevils slammed his open letter, calling it a "case study in victim shaming.
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"To anyone watching: I am a great case study in what NOT to do," Christensen said.
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The article, "Smoking With the Jackal," was a case study on how to question a detainee.
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Ferocious and bold, Thatcher is a case study as much in willpower as sharpness of tooth.
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She collapsed in her driveway and died before help could arrive, according to the case study.
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It's also a case study of how, speaking art-historically, Bacon was neither fish nor fowl.
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" ________________ Re: Bridgewater has pointed to a Harvard Business School case study as support for its management style and how radical transparency contributes to the firm's performance "In addition to the HBS case study, three prominent researchers have spent considerable time at Bridgewater viewing and analyzing the culture.
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Perhaps Birkenstock will present a case study in how to succeed without the world's largest online marketplace.
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The JC Penney case study shows that even seasoned executives make costly mistakes repositioning a retail brand.
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In this light, Oleck's video actually seems like a good case study to better understand the phenomenon.
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She uses the 2013 video advertisement for Poo-pourri as a case study in her brand school.
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That effort has quickly become a case study in the difficulties of getting competitors to play nicely.
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Once conspiracy theories take hold, this case study suggests, they can influence the political climate for generations.
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"Microdosing is a case study in citizen science," he says of his 1,000-participant-and-growing study.
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Education technology startup Byju's, backed by the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI), is now a Harvard case study.
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"Habitats," his last case study, is something of an outlier, somewhere between a building and a city.
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Over the years, the "Egg Tart Effect" has become a classic case study for Taiwanese consumerism culture.
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This will become a powerful case study that will surely draw tons of developers to Snapchat's platform.
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His suicide in June 2015 capped off what had been Rikers's most infamous, and tragic, case study.
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Although the results are inconclusive, they might want to take a look at a new case study.
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Go deeper: The child described in the case study isn't the only person with a MDA5 mutation.
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The man's story was detailed in a case study published Monday in the Canadian Medical Association Journal.
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"A very good and recent case study about the lifestyle of cybercriminals is Roman Seleznev," he said.
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Fotopoulou first began to work on confabulation during her first case study, a man from South Africa.
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An oft-cited case study is California, where voters banned battery cages in the state starting 2015.
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Virgin America has long felt like a case study for the state of the country's airline industry.
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From an historian's perspective, Trump presents an interesting case study in the viability of post-modernist theory.
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One thing that Gawker is a case study of is the internet more than meanness qua meanness.
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The store is practically a case study in how to run a business in a gentrifying neighborhood.
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California started as a case study in what ignoring the environmental consequences of your actions can bring.
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The switch, announced on Wednesday, is a case study in unintended consequences, commendable goals gone somewhat awry.
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The iconic California Democrat, seated just behind Trump's left shoulder, was a case study in shifting emotions.
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In a recent case study, a man with HIV and syphilis went blind in his right eye.
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One case study examined Cracker Barrel Old Country Store and Jack in the Box, two restaurant chains.
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A closer look at the commission's dysfunction is a case study in how to forestall government reform.
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Along the way, he became a case study in how one who was lost could be found.
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This is definitely a promising case study with tantalizing results—but it's just a one-time thing.
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The "Gang of Eight" immigration bill that passed the Senate in 2013 is another good case study.
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There's one scientific case study done on cannabis and period pain—but it was published in 1847.
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Nevils called Lauer's statement "a case study in victim blaming" in a statement to NBC Nightly News.
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What has happened to these documents in the intervening years is a case study in Plath's legacy.
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Cure is magnetic, weird, and seductive, a case study in humanity's inner darkness being ritually, methodically unleashed.
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The New York Times has been a case study recently in the difficulties of traversing those minefields.
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The solar panel case in particular has been a case study in the complexity of global trade.
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On the syllabus was Uber, a case study in both sensational business success and rampant corporate misbehavior.
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Critics of Japanese justice said that Mr. Karpelès's experience presented a case study in the system's faults.
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This film's absolutely convincing depiction of intimate abuse is less a case study than a political theory.
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" Nevils responded to Lauer's letter on Wednesday, referring to it as a "case study in victim shaming.
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"New Hampshire could be considered a case study of why one result doesn't guarantee another," she said.
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What followed was a fascinating case study in human behavior and the management of a large organization.
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" Following Lauer's denial, Nevils also slammed his open letter, calling it a "case study in victim shaming.
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So much so that it should be a case study in how not to manage a crisis.
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In 2018 AT&T and the Dallas Innovation Alliance conducted a year-long smart city case study.
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" Nevils went on to slam Lauer's open letter later, calling it a "case study in victim shaming.
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There are normally three types of interviews during the on-site: behavioral, case study, and culture fit.
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Over the weekend, Facebook gave a case study in how the company reacts inappropriately to negative news.
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What a stain on New York and a case study in the incompetence of its political class.
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The medical supply industry makes a particularly revelatory case study of the difficulties of untangling global trade.
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It's a case study in the ease with which strident criticism of Israel shades into anti-Semitism.
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But experts in flood management hailed Valmeyer as a case study in how to respond to disaster.
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The saga of the bagel, though, remains a useful case study about the politics of food emoji.
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But a case study published in October added yet another bizarre, bushy-tailed wrinkle to the prion saga.
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In one case study, researchers followed a 21-year old male bodybuilder as he prepared for a contest.
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The freak accident, described in a case study published Wednesday, is just one of thousands in recent years.
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The reason: it used Rothenberg Ventures as a case study for students after Rothenberg graduated from the program.
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To the latter two points, LHH is essentially a case study in how not to be a boos.
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Facebook used the recent U.S. election of Donald Trump as a case study into misinformation on its platform.
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Experts on flood management still look to Valmeyer as a case study in how to respond to disaster.
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A great case study of what Clinton is up against comes in my home area of northeastern Pennsylvania.
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She will also be a part of a case study called The Team of an Online Video Creator.
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It's a case study of hope for U.S. employers willing to invest in the future of their workforces.
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But this was only intended to be a case study, the least-liked researcher argued, a starting point.
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Yet that's what ended up happening, a case study in why this kind of conversation is so fraught.
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Thus, this article is intended as a case study in source protection based on the limited information available.
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But a new case study suggests that, under the right circumstances, pot can indeed cause serious health problems.
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Julieta, the narrowest case study, is a film about a woman who's been left behind by a man.
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The Guggenheim Museum acquired Xu Bing's "A Case Study of Transference" (1994) according to a report by ARTNews.
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Some of Facebook's biggest acquisitions present a case study of acquiring one's way to nearly insurmountable market dominance.
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When people say Americans won't give up their cars, Los Angeles is a case study on automotive saturation.
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Latin America seemed to be a case study in how democracy could lay down strong roots and prosper.
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Here's a fascinating case study of a woman who was duped by an entity on Facebook (The Hill).
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Brooke Nevils slams Matt Lauer's open letter denying her rape allegations as 'a case study in victim-blaming'
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"We created ridiculous enthusiasm for the hashtag 'Vaporized,' " marketing agency Cult Collective said in its Juul case study.
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The compassionate-use experimental treatment is detailed in a case study published in the journal Nature on Wednesday.
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A good case study is Amazon, which pays a rate much lower than its more traditional retail competitors.
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The woman, who was not named, was featured in a case study in the journal Clinical Infectious Diseases.
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"We look at the Washington, D.C., market … as a case study that largely confirmed both of these concerns."
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The cross-border cooperation failures in the case of the November Paris attacks are a telling case study.
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But Harbour Air presents an interesting case study for how electric flight can make business sense as well.
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China's experience provides a good case study on how COVID-19 could wreak havoc on our own economy.
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Bret: Her campaign will go down in history as a case study in peaking two weeks too early.
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Lopetegui has become a parable on the perils of ambition, a case study of the dangers of hubris.
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But the scale of Baltimore County schools' digital conversion makes the district a case study in industry relationships.
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Take the example of Nicolaï Michoutouchkine and Aloï Pilioko, sensitively described in a case study by Peter Brunt.
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Mr. Ross's Russia ties are a case study in how layers of offshore secrecy can hide potential conflicts.
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It's an instructive case study in how local government leadership has to work collaboratively to make things happen.
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Kiribati is a heartbreaking case study for those interested in taking stock of our rapidly accelerating climate woes.
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In "A Case Study of Transference" (238) by Xu Bing, two pigs copulated in front of an audience.
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" The profile, by Times reporter Richard Fausset, was a brilliant case study in Hannah Arendt's "banality of evil.
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Germany is also an interesting case study in the inertia of sexism, despite the symbolism of Angela Merkel.
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One of the patients from the Singapore case study had normal stool, but their poop still tested positive.
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There's a case study in Bueno's book about a woman who miscarried twice, whose husband was grieving deeply.
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The case study was published in the current issue of the Journal of Investigational Allergology and Clinical Immunology.
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That law is a case study in the effort to take benefits away from the supposedly undeserving poor.
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Vermont is a surprising case study in how things can quickly go wrong when hospitals invite police inside.
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As a case study, consider acute myeloid leukemia (AML), one of the most serious and challenging blood cancers.
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"The Ford-class program is a case study in why our acquisition system must be reformed," McCain wrote.
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President Trump's recent DACA decision is a case study in the consequences of writing law through executive order.
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Her memes serve as a case study for what will likely come during the 2020 campaign and, more importantly, as a case study for what our obsessions say about us and how we understand the very politicians we love or hate within the fandom factions to which we choose to adhere.
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San Francisco is a case study of how high housing costs alter the economics of everything, including restaurant service.
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Hamad, who coauthored the case study, had read about the condition before but hadn't seen it in real life.
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The company's experiment, which Reuters is first to report, offers a case study in the limitations of machine learning.
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Lynn wrote a position paper in 2015 for booksellers, and Amazon is Khan's case study for remaking antitrust law.
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It's a case study in how carefully the NATO leader chooses his words so as not to offend Trump.
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Strat-O-Matic's founder, Hal Richman, pointed to the Los Angeles Dodgers rookie Joc Pederson as a case study.
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Marvel's new series is a disappointing case study in studios needing to try harder to tell difficult stories well.
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This specific case study proves that we are living in a post-technology world where company building isn't binary.
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This makes the new policy an interesting and unfolding case study in the governance and regulation of emerging technologies.
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Tobacco, for instance, seems like it would offer a comparable case study, but doesn't give us much useful information.
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So despite Trump would have his supporters believe, El Paso is not actually a case study of "walls" working.
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One case study describes a man who experienced "tremors, sweating, shivering, and confusion" after taking ayahuasca while on Prozac.
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They have to, as part of the Case Study, they have to talk to the employees at the company.
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However, there is no case study that is a gold standard on how to use Snapchat in a campaign.
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A case study in small-dog syndrome, what I lack in height, I've always made up for in presence.
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Now he was a case study in the physical devastation and psychological ripples that result from surviving a shooting.
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"Hawaii Five-0," the 1960s procedural that CBS revived in 2010, is considered a case study of that model.
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Lawmakers stressed that Congress would not seek to copy the GDPR, but rather use it as a case study.
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The Maduro regime is just the most recent case study and the people of Venezuela have finally had enough.
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Doctors saw one of these sweating episodes while the patient was on an office visit, the case study said.
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This show, more than revealing anything about Fox News or America, is a case study in creating a monster.
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In many ways, the Renewable Fuel Standard mandates are a case study in how not to structure government policy.
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" He said "this clown is a walking, talking case study for the limitation of a prison's ability to rehabilitate.
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Some have drawn inspiration directly from Vik's case study, which appeared in the journal Science Translational Medicine in 403.
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The reporting of the Battle of Hue, the single bloodiest battle of that war, affords a good case study.
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These first cases occurring within a span of two years is concerning, the scientists wrote in the case study.
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Glen offered up a case study: "Central Park is the most visited urban park in the US," she said.
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The still-unfolding drama offers a case study in Trump's ability to handle competing U.S. interests during international negotiations.
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Considered within the world of publishing as a whole in 2017, The Wire makes for an interesting case study.
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If Nurmagomedov winds up being the next opponent for McGregor this bout was absolutely fascinating as a case study.
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Last night's ceremony at the Dolby Theatre in LA was a case study in the limits of self-awareness.
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This is where the defensively sturdy and stylistically understated Conley, your new role model, becomes an interesting case study.
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CBS appears to be a case study in how behavior at the top of a company can trickle down.
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And country music — the ancestral lifeblood of our mutual home, Nashville — offers a divided America a revealing case study.
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Newcastle United provided perhaps the most obvious case study against Manchester City — the Premier League's runaway leader — on Wednesday.
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Caesar just released his second album, "Case Study 01," which includes this duet with the R&B star Brandy.
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Taiwan had become a case study for its swift response to the crisis with just 100 cases confirmed Tuesday.
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The rice-growing hamlet serves as a case study in how perceptions of the violence in Rakhine have diverged.
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Philipps, 39, is a case study for her own "sparkly human" theory — something she invented a few years ago.
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It killed at least 383 people, caused about $700 million of damage, and became a weather prediction case study.
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Read this case study, "How Fake News Spreads," with your students, and invite them to annotate as they go.
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Again, some employees complained about the outing later and the episode became a case study to be discussed internally.
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Microsoft is a case study in how a growth-mindset culture can help companies succeed in the future economy.
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Yandex—the internet company with a global presence unusual for many Russian tech firms—is a relevant case study.
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In a report called Creative Financing for Smaller Communities, one case study suggests how suburbs can buck the trends.
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First, China's size and influence make it an interesting case study for further research and testing of development programs.
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Amazon is perhaps the clearest case study in sticking with what it knows: supply chain, logistics and customer experience.
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Instead, the island, once a case study in diversified island economies, is now a bankrupt, uncompetitive and broken place.
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It has one of the fastest growing internet user populations on the planet and provides an illuminating case study.
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Here's a case study of the complex and often countervailing forces at work as science seeks to police itself.
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You'll also get to examine an actual real estate case study so you can practice your financial modeling skills.
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The community in Orleans, in Jefferson County dotting the northernmost tip of New York State, is one case study.
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Today, however, it has become a case study in the Bay Area's booming tech industry and escalating housing crisis.
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But right now, it looks like a case study in the ways a much-hyped initiative can fall short.
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American Apparel is a good case study for this phenomenon; the brand has changed under Gildan in very clear ways.
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Case study The patient, a Washoe County woman in her 70s, had been living for an extended period in India.
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This battle is often studied by young US military officers as the exemplary case study of high intensity conventional combat.
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It also struck her as a case study in how the government itself can be a source of false allegations.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Hellman & Friedman and Blackstone Group's failed German bid offers a case study in private equity's biggest dilemma.
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The case study did not discuss the size of the worm (pictured above, bottom right), but it looks bad enough.
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Her case study is the federal No Jab No Pay policy, which links Child Care Benefit (CCB) payments and immunizations.
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The benefits have included a 70 percent reduction in calls from nurses regarding missing doses, according to one case study.
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A useful case study might be the European Union's Second Payment Service Directive, which came into force early this year.
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Sansa presents an especially interesting case study because she's had so many influences and absorbed so much from other characters.
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This is, perhaps, the most horrific case study of just how politicized the judicial system has become in recent years.
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In one case study, participants with and without borderline personality disorder (BPD) controlled their own avatar in the VR world.
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"We are a true case study of how building a diverse company allows you to iterate and scale and succeed."
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The book's third case study is of an algorithmic model in Pittsburgh meant to predict the likelihood of child abuse.
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Intesa said on Friday that possible industrial combinations with insurer Generali were still merely the subject of "a case study".
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The woman profiled in the case study was one of 22 people who visited NYEE complaining of eclipse-related damage.
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The previously unreported incident offers a case study in how Amazon's technological prowess is helping it dominate the retail competition.
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But my own story is a case study in what it takes to put women to work for America's economy.
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But in other areas, too, relating to infrastructure, income inequality, and health care, Irma provided a case study in precariousness.
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This is a true case study for how brands can greatly benefit from working with social media influencers like Kylie.
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In some respects, it's a case study in how relationships fray when lives that once shared a parallel vision diverge.
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" Mr. Torres said the complex was "a fascinating case study of the hubris of urban planning back in the '70s.
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Their war is a case study in the ways wealth and poverty, social media, race and citizen surveillance are colliding.
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PULLING IT ALL TOGETHER: Consider the following case study as a blueprint: Imagine proposing to build an inherently social application.
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New Orleans is a great case study partly because it avoids many of the ambiguities of other education reform efforts.
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Using Mikko as a case study, they tell me that through homeopathy and natural supplements, these people can be "rescued".
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As a case study, he asked The Times to cancel its contract with Equifax for services like providing employment verification.
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And it's become a case study in how difficult it can be to slay vaccine misinformation once it takes root.
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His experience over the past year is a case study in how a trade war can disrupt a fledgling enterprise.
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As far-right Hindu leaders gain traction in India, some see Rama Setu as a case study in ideological excavation.
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He gave an example of a case study he learned from a colleague involving a patient who presented with pneumonia.
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A case of asymptomatic transmission similar to the one described in the new case study was previously identified in Germany.
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The Wilshire Park "case study" and the Private Security Camera Incentive Program collectively launched a new era in Ring's history.
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From there on out, Uber became framed as a case study of the toxic "bro culture" rampant in Silicon Valley.
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But they're trying anyway... And this is how it happens, another case study in the destruction of a shared truth.
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This weaponization of the law against the very philosophy that one claims to champion is a case study in irony.
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But I also felt that my prior work on gender and girls was kind of a case study for capitalism.
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The lack of guidance for Americans on how much meat to eat could be a case study in this problem.
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Here we have, then, a case study in sustaining a varied, disciplined investigation of painting as structure and object-making.
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It's a case study in the unforeseen consequences of well-meaning attempts at wildlife conservation, so protective as to be counterproductive.
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Love Your Melon is a case study that Facebook touts as a stellar example of how to use social media successfully.
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"In the years before, my crop only fed us for two months," USAID quoted Walaga as saying in a case study.
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HP's EliteBook Folio turned out to be a case study in the compromises inherent in building such an exceedingly thin machine.
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They point to a 2016 CDC case study in which a baby's bacterial infection was linked to his mom's placenta pills.
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Frankfurt offers a case study of what can cause Uber to draw back in one place even as it expands elsewhere.
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Japan is a case study of what is likely to happen today when a lot of carbon-free electricity goes away.
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A Brief History Of Women Fighting On TV Scared Famous Is A Perfect Case Study In The Workings Of Reality TV
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As a case study for how the world sees US politics right now, the Politrip answer would be…not so good.
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For Claire Wardle, the head of nonprofit First Draft News, which looks at disinformation, it makes for an interesting case study.
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Startups and investors could use a good case study on connecting the promise of African e-commerce to practical business models.
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The medical literature does include one notable case study in which soy consumption is linked—more or less anecdotally—to manboobs.
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For Steve Coll, the conflict in Afghanistan has proved to be a "humbling case study in the limits of American power".
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One is the EC-1, which we launched last week with a 20,000 word case study of Patreon, the crowdfunding platform.
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In 2003, an eight-year-old girl "most probably" got gonorrhea from a dirty airplane toilet, according to the case study.
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This is ultimately just one case study, and there's far more work to do before we can declare victory over pain.
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There's a case study that business schools use as an example of how companies can manage a crisis of public trust.
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A really good case study in how impossible a visceral notion can be to dislodge, even when it's been comprehensively debunked.
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For centrist establishment parties looking for lessons in how to tackle populist insurgents, Fianna Fail will serve as a case study.
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But instead of being a breakthrough, the innovation, he said, became a case study in how business interests trump patient needs.
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It's an impressive report that could stand as a case study for other organizations looking to make their workplaces more inclusive.
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But it would still be a folly, a case study in ideology's exacting costs, for the Democrats to take the chance.
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A man had dentures lodged in his larynx for over a week after surgery, according to a recently published case study.
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This phenomenon can happen if a doctor inserts the device too deep into a person's arm, according to the case study.
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The case study describes how a 42-year-old man was found unresponsive by his wife after his use of tianeptine.
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But Justin Gatlin, the best of the great American dash men, offers a case study in the new approach to dopers.
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As noted in a new International Journal of Infectious Diseases case study, the infection was initially misdiagnosed as a brain tumor.
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I think we could be a case study, a proof of the concept of how we can be redesigning our cities.
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The case study also noted he worked in construction, and was potentially exposed to mold while working on water-damaged buildings.
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It is during this stage of the EY interview process that applicants will often be asked to complete a case study.
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"At the end of the day, it really to me points to the hazards of a single case study," he said.
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"Brazil is very interesting as a case study, in the sense that the corruption is not in the politics," he said.
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Dolphin and Union caribou, as this endangered population is called, provide an interesting case study because they're different from other caribou.
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Ikea's opening in India — and its subsequent success or failure — is likely to become a case study for other international retailers.
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The country's first store is opening in Hyderabad, and it is likely to become a case study for other international retailers.
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The coronavirus outbreak presents a global case study, on a radically compressed timescale, of the possible geopolitical consequences of climate catastrophe.
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Throw in the blow from the coronavirus, and it turns into "the ultimate case study for a sports industry," Conway said.
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It became known for its in-depth features, which often recast a company's rise or fall as a lively case study.
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President Trump's handling of the coronavirus pandemic has been a case study in a management style marked by falsehoods and intimidation.
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Russia's suggestions that the British government might have carried out the attack in its own city make a classic case study.
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That outcome furnished a prime case study in polarization, with fully 91 percent of the state's Republican electorate voting for Moore.
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You might use this news as a case study in helping your students know how to determine the reliability of sources.
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Still, it's a notable case study in the limits of the right's ability to wage an information war across the media.
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ZTE serves as a case study of the challenges China faces as it seeks to enter its next phase of growth.
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In a nutshell, the corporate tax issue provides an excellent case study of the problem of "path dependency" in public policy.
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Wuertz has written a rich and descriptive case study — or a "Gatsby"-esque takedown, if you will — of 1970s South Korea.
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Instead, during the second half of class, Ryan distributed a case-study synopsis about a party of experienced skiers on Microdot.
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" He pointed to what he described as "case study of this happening in the past, where China has essentially weaponized tourism.
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Mr. A, as he was referred to in his 2007 case study, was still conscious, but pale-faced, drowsy, and lethargic.
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When CGTN aired a package on the railway in July, the network praised it as "a case study" of China-Africa relations.
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In a 2000 case study, a 30-year-old woman died after treating her chronic Lyme with intravenous antibiotics for 27 months.
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A 46-year-old man in the BMJ case study told doctors he chewed 20 sticks of sugar-free gum a day.
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But the Alabama race might offer Bannon a case study in how far he can push Trump from outside the White House.
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" Mr. Baron called the Pulitzer-winning coverage "a case study in why we need a free and independent press in this country.
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FOR A CASE study in the complexity of transitions from central planning, consider the knotty mess that is China's interest-rate system.
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Pandora's flagship attraction, Flight of Passage, might as well be a case study in how to pull off that kind of challenge.
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That McDuff is also a vegetarian helps keep the story focused on the burger business as a case study in metastatic ambition.
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Dr. Robaei found "multiple darkly pigmented subconjunctival concretions" inside Lynch's eyelids, "some eroding through the conjunctival surface," according to the case study.
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In many ways, Sarah is a perfect case study in how to think about the benefits and risks of running versus walking.
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Where Jones's catch was a case study in perfection, the catch Julian Edelman made two minutes later was a clusterfuck of improbability.
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Populations of invasive ring-necked parakeets (Psittacula krameri) provide an excellent case study, owing to their patterns of rapid growth and spread.
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That shake-up is a case study in Mr Xi's style of modernisation, and may hold lessons for reform in other areas.
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And looking at the Reality Defender and SurfSafe plug-ins in more detail makes for a good case study in this regard.
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He wrote up a case study, which was published online in the Journal of Brain Stimulation as a letter to the editor.
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The Washington Post recently looked at the "demise" of Sears as a case study in the decay of once-powerful retail giants.
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The British Medical Journal reported a creepy-sounding case study where a man in Portugal contracted the Anisakis parasite from eating sushi.
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The case study here was Holder's attempt to prosecute Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and other alleged 9/11 plotters at a Manhattan court.
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Most television isn't, of course, but Girls is an interesting case study because from its DNA, it seems very much the opposite.
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" Sempsrott, who was not involved in Eden's treatment or the case study, noted that it was "done in an academically rigorous way.
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It could be a hate-watch; it could also be an interesting case study on those living in a bubble of wealth.
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And Catalonia is a case study in what a years-long effort for progressivism and independence looks like when democracy is stifled.
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Economically trade barriers are a bad and harmful idea, but what Findlay offers is a case study in the politics of trade.
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Warren Buffett warned students about the perils of using debt and leverage decades ago, using Donald Trump as a negative case study.
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Classes could prepare for and hold each debate, one after the other, or they could choose only one case study to investigate.
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In fact, the evidence in the historical case study much of this rhetoric is based on has shifted considerably in recent decades.
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One case study in Perron's research describes an elderly woman who committed suicide after repeat infestations of bed bugs in her apartment.
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He argued that the eventual Democratic nominee will need to proceed carefully and pointed to the 2016 contest as a case study.
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These transplants have yielded "13 babies born worldwide" via uterus transplants, including the birth documented in the new case study, Brännström said.
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It's looking at these in a case-study method, how, historically, we have liberated and limited our notion of citizenship through pictures.
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But California's 39th district is a case study in what can go wrong when the national party gets involved in local races.
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Today, Caesar quietly released his sophomore album Case Study 01, his first body of work since what some considered a cancelable offense.
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To me, the story of flying pets is a case study of how mass dishonesty can become acceptable, with some significant costs.
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For a case study in how this numbing of the political senses works, look no further than Mitt Romney and John McCain.
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Today the whole episode stands as a case study in how difficult it can be for Mr. Remus to balance everyone's needs.
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Ethics scholars said the incident at the fair, which closed Sunday, offered a case study in the complexity of creating political art.
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But the timing threw a spotlight on a case study that has roiled the gun control debate here in the United States.
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In 2015, Amazon used Garage data to help an auto insurer target specific customers, according to a case study on its site.
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It is a unique case-study of mobile finance in Africa being employed to impact human behavior during a public health emergency.
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It is also a case study in the constraints of a purely narrative approach to the problems of inequality and social suffering.
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Aside from the H9N2 pandemic exercise, the participants discussed the case study of how the Obama administration handled Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
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He's known for residences that are California cool — as though Richard Neutra's famous Case Study houses got a warm 21st century makeover.
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The WIPO victory is also a case study for what kind of effort the West will need to win these key roles.
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Every day the Trump administration provides us a case study in how unchecked power over immigration risks humanitarian crises and moral wrongs.
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A case study in the format's flaws, Gail Freedman's "Hot to Trot" delves into the world of competitive same-sex ballroom dancing.
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Mr. Mueller, the first special counsel of the Twitter age, is living out a high-stakes case study in prosecutorial public relations.
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And in Italy, perhaps the West's best case study in those methods, it is far too early to tell what is working.
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The Upshot The city offers a case study of how high housing costs alter the economics of everything else, including restaurant service.
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When he first heard about Dennis O'Brien's project, he thought it was stupid: a case study, in ugly stucco, of runaway development.
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As if to offer a case study, the Cleveland Orchestra opened Carnegie Hall's season on Thursday and Friday with two contrasting programs.
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How Unity built the world's most popular game engine Unity's growth is a case study of Clayton Christensen's theory of disruptive innovation.
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HealthyCapital examined a case study of a 45-year-old man with blood pressure of 150/95, which means he has hypertension.
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According to the authors of the case study, the woman had smoked cigarettes in her teens and twenties, but stopped after that.
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The alliance, which involves sharing purchasing and design expertise, was once considered a case study of innovation in the era of globalization.
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"The UAW has become a case study of why not to join a union, and workers are clearly taking notice," she added.
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Dr. Croce's story is a case study of the complex and often countervailing forces at work as science seeks to police itself.
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Israel's relationship with Argentina has improved since Macri won the presidency in 2015 and now provides a case study for wider engagement.
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Pacific Gas and Electric, California's largest electric utility, offers a case study in how some corporate disclosures can be far from perfect.
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Oddly enough, the entire affair tends to get shrugged off as meaningless; when really, it should be seen as a case study.
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Google is one of their case study employers, but there's AT&T and many others who are starting to do this now.
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For anyone committed to resisting extremism in the coming Trump years, McCrory's failed one-term governorship is a case study worthy of attention.
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But the case study demonstrates placenta pills can carry serious health risks, and that new moms should avoid them, the CDC report said.
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Following a massive crackdown, violent crime is rare and Dharavi has featured in movies, art projects and a Harvard Business School case study.
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Advertisers that have used AdQuick include Lyft, H&R Block, Orange Theory Fitness (featured in this case study) and O'Connor's old employer, Instacart.
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The interview was a case study in Stann's talent for steering a conversation away from unexpectedly uncomfortable terrain while not bursting out laughing.
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I constantly tell myself that just because one article or case study shows X, it does not mean that will happen to me.
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Vietnam offers a case study in the conflicting pressures the likes of Facebook and Google confront when operating in countries with repressive governments.
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Mongeau has never been particularly brand-friendlyMongeau is not seen as "safe" to brands, which makes her an interesting case study, Jones said.
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Roll up for such clickbait as: "Artificial intelligence process re-engineering case study", and "Improving deep neural networks: Hyperparameter tuning, Regularisation and Optimisation".
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Google previously published a blog post and video that promoted Cheetah as a case study in how to monetize apps on its platform.
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For China, the stakes are high, said William Kirby, a professor at Harvard Business School who has authored a case study on HNA.
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A recent case study, the official said, was the October 16 parliamentary election in Montenegro, a small Balkan nation straddling East and West.
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In another case study, a menopausal German woman treated by Genesis got pregnant and gave birth, according to information Sfakianoudis provided to Gizmodo.
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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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Zhang Zhiwei of Deutsche Bank has used America's anti-dumping duties on China-made washing machines, imposed in 2017, as a case study.
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The group's successful campaign prompting Nestle to raise standards for its palm oil suppliers has become a case study for corporate problem solvers.
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But he thinks that the legal fight against tobacco companies provides a case study for how these types of challenges can be beaten.
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But Alabama provides a case study in how difficult it can be to dissect religion's complicated role in the nation's fraught abortion debate.
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This case study highlights how the EU repeatedly uses environmental concerns as a smokescreen to protect its own companies and industries from competition.
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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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Edge isn't a very popular browser, but it still makes an interesting case study in the intractable war against low-quality information online.
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Their hunch was that users presented with a case study (redeveloping a rural Alabama town devastated by tornados) would produce higher-scoring (i.e.
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The Dornish royal family as written is also a case study in how specific acts of violence can have ripple effects through generations.
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There are complexities to the Disick-Kardashian relationship that we may never understand, but their situation does serve as an interesting case study.
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It's basically a case study in unintentional racism, down to how white supremacist its acronym is: People United for Racial Equality, or PURE.
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Both projects were a case study of mockumentary success, and that was all it took for the style to overtake our TV screens.
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Nevils criticized Lauer's comments as a "case study in victim blaming" and Farrow said his book went through a "meticulous" fact-checking process.
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So they make you the protagonist in this case study, and you have to make a decision as the management of the company.
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"The combination of its simplicity and its popularity makes it the ideal case study for how and why people classify themselves," Auerbach writes.
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For those who view Philadelphia as a case study on beverage taxes, these findings are alarming, but they're not isolated to the city.
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"Victory" is an engrossing mélange of psychological case study, star-crossed love story, and home-invasion thriller—"Gatsby" meets Mills & Boon and Pinter.
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Tulsa's CAP program is a case study in how local design and flexibility allows communities to tailor programs and maximize long-term effects.
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But the two rail species, on either side of the deluge, represent an unprecedented case study of avian iterative evolution, the authors concluded.
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It sends a report to an engineer with feedback on my interview, and flags our interaction as a case study for further analysis.
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The tool is a fantastic case study for why people should care about AI, even if it's not revolutionary on the tech side.
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The film, about a woman with multiple personality disorder, is based on a real case study and subsequent book authored by her psychiatrists.
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Many Democrats view the demographic and political shift in Nevada as a case study for the political consequences of their stance on immigration.
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Ms. Weingarten, the school union president, said in an interview on Thursday that Ms. DeVos's calendar was a case study in her priorities.
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I don't know if "delusions of Sherlockian grandeur" is an official psychiatric diagnosis, but if it were, he'd be an excellent case study.
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"French Kiss" makes for an interesting case study because acid house, in its own strange, unsettling, otherworldly way, can be incredibly sexy music.
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Well, the case study in the back of Hooked is not about some gaming company or a social network — it's the Bible app.
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It cites the case study of a restoration of soil and water in Ethiopia's Tigray region, a notoriously drought-prone and degraded area.
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Those convictions were later overturned and the ordeal has become a case study for how scientists convey uncertainty and risk to the public.
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In a case study, researchers at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York used advanced imaging techniques to examine the man's eyes in detail.
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The town became a case study of how Americans' material expressions of grief can become more an obstacle than an aid to recovery.
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" Doniger organizes her version of parental lore like a case study, beginning with "Who Lester Was," then moving on to "Who Rita Was.
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Rather, it's a case study in how to build a deep narrative using all the elements of cinema to tell an unforgettable story.
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The professor might explain why he chose the case study, pause the discussion, or email the class, acknowledging the disruption and, perhaps, apologizing.
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The Guggenheim originally agreed to include the third piece, "A Case Study of Transference," but only as a video of a Beijing performance.
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In the process, Infosys has become a case study of how market forces and immigration changes by the Trump administration are reshaping corporations.
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It's a real-life case study to show that in a world full of bad news, emotional intelligence can be used for good.
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That research and the new case study from Singapore adds to a growing body of evidence we have about fecal-oral transmission risk.
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The glass-and-concrete-block design was inspired by the experimental Case Study houses built mostly in Los Angeles from 1945 to 1966.
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One clocks his robust physique turning in on itself in a cumulative disgust that emerges here as just one more individual case study.
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In a recent conversation with Acton Smith, I dug into the company's strategy and the case study it can provide to other entrepreneurs.
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"This project will ultimately be a case study for how the M.T.A. needs to operate going forward," Mr. Cuomo said in a statement.
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In today's show, we discuss how the unsolved killing of Seth Rich became a case study of how and why fake news endures.
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The volumes did not just reveal J.R.R. Tolkien's mind at work, he said; they also provided a case study in the creative process.
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It was a case study in wheeler-dealer diplomacy, aimed at unlocking progress in a conflict that has bedeviled decades of peace efforts.
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In using her story as a case study, however, the article implies that we're all, in the end, better off without the drugs.
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But Northern Ireland's history often reads like a case study in how the most extreme elements in the society can wreak undue havoc.
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According to an unpublished 2014 Stanford Graduate School of Business case study that Bridge provided, profitability would depend on achieving scale very quickly.
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Meghan may have married someone whose family comes with a lot of baggage, but she didn't sign up to be a case study.
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This season has been a case study in how to reinvigorate a competition: not with fireworks and showmanship but with genuine, compelling drama.
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The data storage company has become an entrepreneurship case study on the success of the "freemium" model in straddling consumer and enterprise markets.
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"Chris Grayling and the ferry contracts will evermore be a case study in ministerial incompetence," said Andy McDonald, the opposition Labour's transport spokesman.
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Florida is a case study in how a small shift in the black vote can make a big difference in a key battleground.
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The premise behind this complaining was silly, Sorscher contended in PowerPoint presentations and a Harvard Business School-style case study on the topic.
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Portland, Oregon has become the case study for cities and states around the country looking to address pay disparities at their biggest companies.
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Instead, it became a case study in the lengths Republican lawmakers in the state are willing to go to push through their agenda.
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"To the best of our knowledge, this is the first report of takotsubo cardiomyopathy triggered by wasabi consumption," the case study authors wrote.
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The game was a nice case study for those who believe that James Harden deserves the Most Valuable Player Award over Russell Westbrook.
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Today, Fréjus offers something more: a case study in two major forces that have fueled the far right's rise in France and elsewhere.
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If Trump does decide that he needs to take a hard line on Russia, he's got a good case study to work from.
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It's interested in him as a case study for America as a whole, someone who embraces all of his worst and best selves.
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Boyer and McCurdy worked on a 2008 case study of a man who mixed kratom and the narcolepsy drug modafinil and experienced seizures.
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Dagley's new exhibition at Spencer Brownstone is a case study in sustaining a varied, disciplined investigation of painting as structure and object-making.
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Nonalcoholic brews provide a useful case study in how mainstream purveyors are framing nonalcoholic drinks for a growing market of sober-curious people.
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That guy might have made for a bracing case study, but once all the bluster has been removed from him, he's kind of dull.
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The Rook's latest episode, "Chapter 4," which aired Sunday night on Starz, is a case study in how deeply inconsistent this show can get.
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"While this is interesting research, it is a single person case study," stressed Karen Pearce, director of care for the Motor Neurone Disease Association.
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Its business case study said RFID capabilities could cost the industry $0.1 per passenger on average for savings of more than $0.2 per passenger.
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After a severe injury in which both of her legs were crushed, an unnamed woman was sent to hospital, according to the case study.
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"It's the confirmation of several theories that predicted this ought to be the case," study author Chuck Hailey, Columbia University astrophysics professor, told Gizmodo.
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"This is a case study of how the growth in shale, and the change in the U.S. position affects perceptions about security," said Yergin.
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A case study: Colombia, still recovering from a 50-year civil war, has taken in hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans on temporary residency permits.
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Mr. Gitai conducts an inquiry of the consequences of political extremism, a case study of how inflammatory language can sow the seeds of violence.
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The boy, profiled in a case study published by the Centers for Disease Control, had cut his head while playing on his family's farm.
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This actually happened to a woman in Russia, according to a case study published this week in the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM).
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The Trump administration's plan to weaken the beryllium rule offers a case study in the renewed power businesses can wield in the regulatory process.
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Advocates of a deal point to President Barack Obama's 2015 accord with China aimed at reducing commercial cyber espionage as an instructive case study.
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The Berkeley case study Berkeley became the first US city to pass taxes on sugary drinks in 2014 after voters overwhelmingly passed the measure.
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Albert Dinelli, counsel assisting the commission, said Thiruvangadam's experience was a case study of issues arising when some customers transact with auto-finance lenders.
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The story of this revival is the subject of a new case study by Herminia Ibarra and Adam Jones of London Business School (LBS).
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After the initial controversy about Fight Club's violence and irreverence faded, it gained an appreciative following and became a case study in possible misinterpretation.
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They were part of a drive to improve public services through competition, but have become a case study in the difficulties of contracting out.
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Jefferies pulls from an audit of a partnership between IBM Watson and MD Anderson as a case study for IBM's broader problems scaling Watson.
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Increasingly, this series has become one long case study in how governing based on fear, discrimination, and violence has unpredictable and often catastrophic results.
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That's the conclusion of an unusual case study just published in the journal Thorax by researchers at the University Hospital South Manchester in England.
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An interesting case study over the past few years has been Oscar Health (which, incidentally, received $20173 million in investment from Alphabet last year).
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Cruyff's case study is hardly a persuasive argument to never 'go back' – his time as Barca manager heightened rather than harmed his standing there.
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Case study: Last week, Futuremark released their own study on the performance and battery life of iPhones shortly after a new OS is announced.
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How it worked: Policymakers are still looking at Seattle as a case study in how a high minimum wage could actually work in practice.
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But the real cause of Europe's butter shortage offers a case study for advocates of deregulation, especially in the supremely over-regulated European Union.
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On the higher-end of the spectrum, Selfridges is a unique case study as it's applying pressure to designer brands to promote more transparency.
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Indeed, her controversial record is a case study of how officials, not just presidents, can exceed their authority in the handling of federal cases.
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It was able to see which channels were most profitable and double its online sales in 18 months, according a case study from Measured.
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She also noted that cases have been reported around the globe, yet this is the first case study appearing in a North American journal.
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In fact, his book, which is part memoir and part case study, is largely an entreaty to do things differently before it's too late.
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Across from this cousin of R2-D2 stands another Chanel wedding ensemble case study, this one from 2005-06 and made completely by hand.
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The county he'll visit is an interesting case study, having swung wildly from supporting former President Obama in 2023 to backing Trump in 2016.
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This hostess, though, paid an unusual price for her e-cig use, according to a case study published Thursday in the medical journal Pediatrics.
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Trump's startling decision to pull troops out of Syria was a case study of a President who defies advisers, and the consequences be damned.
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Case study number one could be reporter Maggie Haberman of The New York Times, whose work has, during the Trump years, been particularly fraught.
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Indeed, his record at the FBI would make for a compelling case study of what not to do as an ethical leader in government.
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Tlaib is a case study in hatred of President Trump, and somebody who is not afraid to use a mass killing to trash him.
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Anna, the protagonist of this novel, has been struggling to finish her dissertation, an analysis of inspiration, for want of the right case study.
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Trans activists would be quite right to point out that we cannot infer much of anything about transgender concerns from a single case study.
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As a last case study, we have to admit that the paradigm of what tech company is disrupting which industries is not always clear.
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Seven different worlds dance to one tune in the 30 Seconds of Sound, a case study documenting the different ways humans think about music.
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But the edit war provided a microcosm of the larger ongoing internet spoiler war — and a complicated case study in how Wikipedia sources information.
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In the months to come, Houston will serve as an important case study in the costs of FCC deregulation colliding with a literal hurricane.
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In a case study for advertisers, AT&T describes segmenting DirecTV subscribers who bought antacids and then targeting them with ads for the medication.
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States look to boost postal voting A trio of primaries last week presents a case study of what elections look like in a pandemic.
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The work, "A Case Study of Transference," is a video documentation of a 1994 performance in which two pigs copulated before a live audience.
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There's a famous case study that describes a construction worker who came into the emergency room with a 2000-inch nail in his boot.
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The state's first-in-the-nation legalization of the drug is a case study as more and more states adopt or debate full legalization.
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Until the past couple of days, his news briefings were a case study in poor social distancing, with officials crammed together for the cameras.
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His new restaurant, a case study in attention to detail from design to dessert, would not be out of place in an urban setting.
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"The mantis shrimp is a case study about how wrong we were about how they were using all their different receptors," Dr. Porter said.
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In another classic case study of pack journalism, the hat-in-the-ring pieces appearing in major political news outlets struck the same tone.
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"The highest achievers got the highest rewards," according to a case study of Mr. Ghosn's early years at Nissan, which is based in Yokohama.
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His work, "A Case Study of Transference," from 248 illustrates his fascination with the ugly and the primitive versus the beautiful and the classical.
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Taiwan has one of the worst disinformation problems in the world, and how it is handled is an important case study for other countries.
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Ahead of that, our magazine writer used Wisconsin as a case study to explain why it matters and how it could shape our democracy.
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The doctors who wrote the case study said the hairdresser is the first recorded case of a person developing methemoglobinemia from a beauty product.
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In July, the commission used a case study to indicate that securities law may apply to digital coin offerings and issued an investor warning.
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Mr. Abrams's experience has become a case study in the challenges Mr. Trump still faces in filling top positions a month into his presidency.
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The case study authors explain that one challenge for the company was that parents were largely illiterate and therefore saw little difference among schools.
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News organizations there are treating last year's U.S. election as a case study in how not to empower forces bent on manipulating the electorate.
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He is closing out the week as a case study in the White House's failure to fully vet a nominee or consult with Congress.
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They also said they would perform an autopsy on Omsin as a case study, which would benefit the treatment of turtles in the future.
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In April 2017, Facebook published a case study saying it had detected "information operations" from outsiders intended to sway voters in the 2016 election.
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It's also an incredibly empathetic and detailed case study fittingly published in 22018 — a year of hyper-partisanship and heightening social and economic anxieties.
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For a case study in how valuable a healthy electric grid can be, look no further than Florida's responses to hurricanes Wilma and Irma.
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Agha wrote a classic paper introducing the term in 2003, where he used the well-documented history of Received Pronunciation as a case study.
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There's a famous case study that describes a construction worker who came into the emergency room with a 6-inch nail in his boot.
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"Clinton's health became a case study in how she and her team have struggled to communicate with the public," writes the Guardian's Lauren Gambino.
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The Breathe vape is a good case study in how the wellness industry uses an inkling of evidence to package a product as healthy.
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Image credit: NASAThe analysis of Wolf 1061c's atmosphere could serve as an important case study for scientists looking to determine which exoplanets can support life.
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Appropriately enough, Mr Handy has hopes of writing yet another book, based on the Bible, which he says is an excellent case study of storytelling.
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Her doctors believe it may be the first such instance reported in medical literature, according to a case study protocol in the journal Transgender Health.
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The couple's pediatrician, examining the baby at six weeks, said "the child's growth, feeding, and bowel habits were developmentally appropriate," according to the case study.
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What emerges is an eye-opening case-study of the ways the internet has changed the audience of teenagers testing limits, and its forever consequences.
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The lawmakers want the GAO to use New York Fed actions between January 2008 and January 2015 as a "case study" for the broader investigation.
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In one case study, a Texas man spent more than $50,000 during a fake relationship with "Laura Cahill," supposedly an American model living in Paris.
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Today, Google posted what amounts to a case study of some very persistent and clever hackers who kept trying to get malware on Android phones.
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The woman in this case study had recently traveled to a rural area outside Moscow, where she ended up getting a lot of mosquito bites.
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Whether it's the no-fail minidress or the it's-too-hot-to-function-otherwise denim cutoffs, Chung's seasonal wardrobe is a case study in staples.
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MILAN, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Intesa Sanpaolo said on Friday that possible industrial combinations with insurer Generali were still merely the subject of "a case study".
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"There are very practical reasons why we would consider it sophisticated," adds Wright of the crypto botnet the team have turned into a case study.
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Before, it was hard for me to imagine how just one case study every week or two could impart much of an education for providers.
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The result is a great case study of what happens when charities get lots of money — more than they may know what to do with.
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But a case study out this week is the latest to suggest that certain germs can cause much more immediate and frightening mental health problems.
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Two years ago, though, doctors published a controversial case study of a 11-month-old boy who died from a heart condition after ingesting cannabis.
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Duke's Luke Kennard provides an interesting case study into how what we see at first glance isn't always what we get in a league prospect.
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So Walmart and its partners published a case study detailing their approach in Harvard Business Review, in an effort to disseminate its ideas more broadly.
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One case study also found that using the CBD drug led a patient on the blood thinner warfarin to have even thinner than expected blood.
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According to the case study, published this June in the journal Nutrients, the 25-year-old man had first been diagnosed with Crohn's in 2014.
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In that world, Lesbos becomes a case study for how society can spring to action quickly, effectively, and yield results using all available resources efficiently.
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" Atlanta Journal-Constitution political reporter Greg Bluestein told me Ossoff "could be the case study for how a moderate Democrat runs in a red district.
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Case study: Among the redacted emails provided to The Times was one by a scientist planning to whisk proprietary test materials to colleagues in China.
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"This clown is a walking, talking case study for the limitation of a prison's ability to rehabilitate," Holmes fired back in response to Blankenship's comments.
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Indeed, the crisis in Puerto Rico is a case study of what happens when people with little political capital need the help of their government.
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" One case study detailed a woman's experience in which a group of men "made sexualised comments" and asked her to "come and sit with them.
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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett warned students in 1991 about the perils of using debt and leverage decades ago, using Trump as a negative case study.
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A case study for mattress brand Nectar was used as an example of how Google Discovery ads have lower acquisition costs than other social ads.
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" While the case study in Jungherr's article dealt with 2013 German elections, he said by email that he believes the "issue is a general one.
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IBLP is a case study in how a religious culture can implode when an authoritarian theology allows the most vulnerable to be targeted by predators.
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The woman was discharged from the hospital four days after surgery and had no complications, the doctors who treated her wrote in the case study.
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At the age of 7 months and 20 days when the case study was written, the baby continued to breastfeed and weighed nearly 16 pounds.
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"I think it's going to be a very interesting case study to see the rallying around women versus the rallying around black people," Joseph said.
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Her first case study is the financial crisis of 2008, kicked off by mathematical models of mortgage payments that were precise, complex and disastrously wrong.
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By Design Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte's home is a case study in the ethos behind Carwan — the marriage of innovative modern design and Middle Eastern techniques.
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Matt McGorry, the actor who plays a sweetly doofy prison guard in "Orange Is the New Black," is a helpful case study of this phenomenon.
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"The success of the case study demonstrated the potential of using cognitive psychology to understand deep learning systems," two DeepMind researchers wrote about their experiment.
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The boy went blind after eating nothing but highly processed snacks for years, according to a case study published Monday in Annals of Internal Medicine.
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Without the web, there would have been no "Blair Witch Project," the homemade sham-snuff horror movie that became a case study in online promotion.
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"India is a great case study," said C.V. Madhukar, who leads the digital identity efforts of the Omidyar Network, an investment firm based in California.
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If you have time, you can have groups present their positions to the whole class, and then debate or discuss the real-life case study.
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But even as Biden is taking dramatic steps to unify the Democratic Party, this whole saga is a case study in why it'll be difficult.
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Despite its subtitle, "Asperger's Children" is less about "the origins of autism" than it is a historical case study of complicity in the Third Reich.
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The 1992 episode involving Mr. Bush and Mr. Baker provides an intriguing case study in the way previous administrations have viewed seeking political help overseas.
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David Pepper, the chairman of the Ohio Democratic Party, said the Buckeye State was a case study of why Mr. Ryan's plans should be abandoned.
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Additionally, authors of one fetus-in-fetu case study published in August said only 200 previous cases of FIF had been documented in medical journals.
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But to interpret "Young Ahmed" in those ways would be to mistake it for (or fault it for failing to be) a psychological case study.
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Each row in the document pertains to one main person and serves as a case study in how individuals are swept up in China's dragnet.
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It is the city of Julius Shulman's iconic photos of glass Case Study Houses overlooking suburban sprawl, and David Hockney's paintings of backyard swimming pools.
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The example of the Federal Trade Commission versus Qualcomm is a case study in the tension between traditional competition policies and urgent national security concerns.
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Right-wing news media like Breitbart and Infowars have also pointed repeatedly to Sweden as a case study of the failure of immigrants to assimilate.
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Hays, a college town with about 21,000 residents, is a case study of how the arts can continue to thrive when public funds dry up.
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Military-minded top brass of its large defence arm would be excused for seeing that business as a case study in tactical and strategic failure.
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Rhodes-Kropf was the lead author of a Harvard Business School case study about a partnership between KKR and the Teacher Retirement System of Texas.
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Despite all these intriguing possibilities about how to cure hiccups, the medical literature usually stops with just a case study of one or two patients.
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Living in Brooklyn, I decided to make this neighborhood my beat, to use this micro-environment as a case study in New York art history.
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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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Monday offered a case study in how a story can appear out of thin air, pick up momentum and spread across the internet like wild fire.
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The doctors behind the new case study note that the semen-injecting patient demonstrates the risks of experimenting on yourself prior to safety-assessed clinical research.
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Paulis said she wanted to share this case study as a warning to her fellow doctors that flesh-eating bacteria can combine with a pulmonary embolism.
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Common Sense Monica Mitro's departure from the company that runs Victoria's Secret is a case study in the wrong way to deal with allegations of misconduct.
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But the Turkish government's handling of the disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi has been the first truly global case study of Erdoğan's ability to control media narratives.
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Deb Noller, CEO and co-founder of Switch Automation, presented the company's "data aggregator"and walked through a case-study of the company's contract with Microsoft.
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What does it take to become a case study used by the Small Business Administration and be featured by Martha Stewart and The New York Times?
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The story of this whipsaw is a case study in how democratic, law-abiding societies struggle to govern bureaucracies that act behind a veil of secrecy.
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Payne agreed to participate in a case study that doctors hope will produce findings that may help develop a treatment for solar retinopathy in the future.
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They are surprised because a new British Medical Journal case study describes a single man in Portugal—for most news, a foreign country—getting sick once.
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It's easy, too, to imagine a fund using the support of HBS professors (not to mention an HBS case study) to gain legitimacy with future investors.
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But the conclusion of "Thrones" does offer the media industry a case study of what could happen when the next big hit comes to an end.
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He is a case study in the difficulty of transcending tribal psychology, the importance of trying to, and the folly of ever feeling sure we've succeeded.
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We looked at a case study involving a teen who began experiencing delusions and hallucinations, among other symptoms, that may have been caused by cat bacteria.
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The case study documents a 69-year-old man with an uncommon tumor in his pancreas who received a radioactive treatment intravenously, called lutetium-177 dotatate.
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When branded emoji are included in an ad, the amount of attention they receive increases by nearly 10 percent, according to a case study from Twitter.
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Among those who did feel something was off with the man in the case study, 61 percent correctly thought it could be some form of depression.
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The Oceanic was Heesterman's case study of hydrographic design, a challenging finish that demands solid colors and less sheen or visual effects than most other styles.
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In addition to being a humanitarian project, the work that solar companies are doing in Puerto Rico could serve as a case study for further projects.
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"If you're looking for a case study in President Trump being a positive motivating factor for women running, Lena Epstein is an outstanding example," Shorey said.
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If it becomes necessary to show the human side of an issue, a case study—that hollow hallmark of business school curriculum—will do the trick.
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Mr. Rapson was among the architects who contributed to the Case Study House program, along with Richard Neutra, Charles and Ray Eames, Eero Saarinen and others.
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The man was shocked — he thought the dentures had been lost in the hospital when he got surgery the previous week, according to the case study.
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The Apple court order has become a heated case study in a long-running debate over the access that law enforcement should have into locked communications.
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In fact, we can use the evolution of the gig economy as a case study for how the latest wave of banking disruption might play out.
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In a case study from 2015, a 37-year-old man in Germany had shoulder surgery, and told his doctors that he smoked weed every week.
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We'll perhaps have another case study to work with if the guy Morgan kept Rick from shooting comes back, either to help or harm the group.
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There's even a case study in the British Dental Journal of an 18-year-old who bit off a chunk of her lower lip on MDMA.
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But this kind of case study—for a number of reasons stemming from its design—cannot be seriously considered by the FDA or the medical community.
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Why it matters: CNN used Orange County, California, as a case study to analyze how demographic tides are threatening to upend House races across the country.
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Solar Impulse 2 serves as a fascinating case study for what can be achieved with a vision, focus, determination, and a whole lot of technological innovation.
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Fiona is a case study for an exclusive show that attracted an engaged audience right when Watch launched in September, with hundreds of partners, including Mashable.
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But in certain moments, it's a beautiful movie — and as a case study in the great animation wars of the early '90s, it can't be beat.
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As a case study in the effectiveness of going silent on a platform that relies on its users' voices, the boycott may not have achieved much.
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Ansari is a case study in the dangers of avoiding the subject, in part because his new act is such a reversal from his previous work.
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Conversely, the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) early attempts to repress information about the coronavirus provides a case study in how not to react to a threat.
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But in general you're right: By Trump standards, the president has been restrained, and this has been a case study in something we've talked about before.
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In one case study, ad company Vistar Media says it used location data to target "comic fanboys" in promoting the home release of an unidentified movie.
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He's the perfect case study for your question because he's already proving that you can make your shirts and pants last forever if you're determined enough.
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The case study will be Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach (R), backed by Trump in the gubernatorial primary despite warnings from Republicans that incumbent Gov.
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The 20-year-old woman in the new case study lives in Wuhan — the city where the outbreak started — but traveled to Anyang on January 10.
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After successfully collaborating with telehealth brand Nurx, Meehan&aposs team put together a case study that has generated interest from other brands in the telehealth industry.
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Fear himPhoto: Remi Jouan (Wikimedia Commons)A 76-year-old woman died after being pecked by a rooster in South Australia, a recent case study reports.
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"Chipotle is a case study in what happens when a brand loses the trust of its consumers," David Henkes, principal at Technomic, told CNBC via email.
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In a case study published Thursday, researchers explained the discovery could help guide new treatments for a range of conditions, from post-operative pain to anxiety.
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Nike, then, could become a high-profile case study in what happens when a company makes a calculated gamble and wades into a thorny social issue.
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The man in the case study also adds three years to his life expectancy due to these changes: He may live to see his 87th birthday.
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The videos also served as a case study as part of "homework," a firm practice in which employees review and analyze recorded meetings and internal debates.
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Los Angeles, in particular, offers a case study of the kinds of spaces and events that arise in the wake of the decline of lesbian nightlife.
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And so, in this one microcosm, you've got a really good case study of the absolute best and the absolute worst of big-time college sports.
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Pushback: The mayor's approach has pitted him against President Emmanuel Macron, even as he has become a case study for how to manage Europe's migration crisis.
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In their case study of four Syrian groups, Al-Azm and Paul show that buyers are located predominantly in West Asia (and secondarily in North Africa).
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But a page on Amazon's Web Services solutions site highlights SoundCloud as a case study customer, and says that SoundCloud was storing 2.5 petabytes of data.
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"Decades in the future, historians will look back on this investigation as a case study in how not to conduct a credible investigation," the Democratic members wrote.
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So we should keep the Jolie case study in mind next time we hear a celebrity with a health message that's more nuanced than "eat your broccoli."
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Very rarely will ticks attach themselves to unusual places such as inside the ear, Beati, who was not involved in the case study, wrote in an email.
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When surgeons operated, they ruptured the cyst and found a contact lens inside, according to a case study published last week in the BMJ Case Reports journal.
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So, we have a real world case study that&aposs about to play out in November that&aposs going to be very important in this bilateral relationship.
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Just using Disney+ as a case study, they underscore the leap into the unknown baked into what CEO Bob Iger has identified as the company's top priority.
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This winter six South African players have used a European Union law to join English county cricket teams, a case study of Brexit's impact in unforeseen areas.
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Case study: The Orlando killer This simplistic ideology is appealing for men like Omar Mateen, who carried out the Orlando nightclub attack that killed 49 last month.
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