Sure. Is it a publisher that challenges the status quo?
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Speech (as long as it challenges the status quo) is irrelevant.
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Perhaps it's only when it's faced with something that challenges the status quo.
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As it grows, the sharing economy repeatedly challenges the status quo of government regulation.
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"Those conversations are moving quite slowly because this is a product that challenges the status quo," he said.
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That challenges the status quo, something Academy members, and the larger Hollywood film establishment, wants to avoid at all costs.
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In a strange way, she challenges the status quo of the place she lives in, and I found that really inspiring.
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"For us, it was about creating a brand that challenges the status quo and redefines what it means to make something 'better.'"
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" He added that he thinks the "Republican establishment is no fonder of this president than the Democratic establishment because [Trump] challenges the status quo.
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How long before "anti-terrorism" privacy eradication becomes "selective enforcement of unjust laws" becomes "de facto 'oppo research' unleashed on anyone who challenges the status quo"?
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There are certain songs throughout history that transcend into anthems, music that captures the current moment, but also propels it forward or challenges the status quo.
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The lure of a gifted trailblazer with the ability to create a powerhouse company that challenges the status quo is a magnetic draw for investors and employees.
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I can already feel that self-censorship happening, when I hesitate, think twice, before sharing artwork online — either my own or someone else's —- that challenges the status quo.
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"The agency doesn't want a victim advocate that challenges the status quo of how the Peace Corps treats its volunteers who are victims of sexual assault and other crimes," Green tells Broadly.
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"As the creator sports brand, Adidas challenges the status quo and pushes the limits of creativity through its open source approach," Eric Liedtke, an executive board member at Adidas, said of the partnership.
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As the lone superpower, the United States is often judged to be weak whenever anyone challenges the status quo order it has underwritten, while we judge China and Russia by less stringent criteria.
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"As the creator sports brand, Adidas challenges the status quo and pushes the limits of creativity through its open source approach," Eric Liedtke, Executive Board Member - Global Brands, Adidas
said in a press release.
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She will play Samantha Wheeler, "a talented new partner at Pearson Specter Litt who challenges the status quo and will either become the firm's greatest ally … or most powerful enemy," according to the network.
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The Mi Mix is also Xiaomi's first real attempt at bucking the trend of simply copying Apple's and Samsung's phones and selling them for less, and innovating with hardware that challenges the status quo.
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While Sanders challenges the status quo and supports a Medicare-for-all healthcare system, virtually every other democratic country in the world enjoys the benefits of this system where healthcare is deemed a right.
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She will play Samantha Wheeler, "a talented new partner at Pearson Specter Litt who challenges the status quo and will either become the firm's greatest ally … or most powerful enemy," according to the press release.
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"It's a fascinating story of vision, persistence, and determination of a Victorian era 'free radical' who challenges the status quo to usher in the modern era of surgery," said Joshua DeFonzo, 39, the chief operating officer at Auris Health.
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Metal culture has a tendency to rear back and leash out at anything that it perceives to be a threat, and any band that challenges the status quo in some way is always going to get punters riled up.
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By utilizing this kind of creative experimentation and exploring the realm of multi-track recording, Thomas challenges the status quo of the classical music genre—a genre that's been largely stagnant in the midst of rapidly developing innovations in sound and recording technology.
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"Shane is that rare evangelical who challenges the status quo but does so with the Bible as his foundation," says Karen Swallow Prior, a literature professor at Liberty University who has herself been a powerful voice for reform in the Southern Baptist Convention.
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The wars ravaging Syria and Iraq, widespread and endemic government corruption, conservative norms and regulations adverse to an independent private sector, and a historic reliance on public sector jobs are all factors that can make it really difficult to start a business, especially one that challenges the status quo.
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Disruptive innovation challenges the status quo, stimulates discussion, and advances originative thinking Disruptive innovation is called for to address staff RN retention.
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Dabiri challenges the status quo. 14 November 2011. Retrieved 23 July 2012. Noting that there is constructive interference in the hydrodynamic wakes of schooling fish, Dabiri suggested that extracting energy from flow vortices could aid more than locomotion.
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Shepard Fairey was born and raised in Charleston, South Carolina. His father, Strait Fairey, is a doctor, and his mother, Charlotte, a realtor.Dottie Ashley, [Artist still challenges the status quo], The Post and Courier, August 22, 2010. Retrieved December 23, 2010.
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Universities will not lose their academic freedom with a tighter coupled system. Frank W. states that "They (universities) are tightly coupled in some aspects and uncoupled in other aspects. Tight coupling occurs when an issue supports the status quo. Uncoupling occurs when an issue challenges the status quo".
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Radical lesbianism is a lesbian movement that challenges the status quo of heterosexuality and mainstream feminism. It arose in part because mainstream feminism did not actively include or fight for lesbian rights. The movement was started by lesbian feminist groups in the United States in the 1950s and 1960s. A Canadian movement followed in the 1970s, which added momentum.
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According to Kozinets, any netnography will fall into one of four categories: auto, symbolic, digital or humanist. These types of netnography are defined by distinctive axiologies and foci. In order to visualize how a netnography is defined one should Imagine a simple 2X2 figure. Along the figure's x-axis we see that a netnography can be defined by whether or not it supports or challenges the status quo of business and management.
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Bangladesh's rich mosque-building history dates back to the 13th century's Turkish invasion. The earliest mosques incorporated elements from local building traditions, such as small domes that span the roof and brick walls. The architect combined this unique traditional Sultanate mosque architecture with a modern approach to create a design that challenges the status quo. The building is located in a flood-prone area, and is designed along an axis angled 13 degrees to the Qibla direction.
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Huang Yu-shan (; born 1954) is a Taiwanese filmmaker. She has made significant contributions to Chinese cinema in the areas of aesthetics and cultural history. Her focus is the woman's viewpoint, and frequently challenges the status quo in what has been a male-dominated society.See the short biographical note by Huang, attached to: Huang Yushan, "Creating and Distributing Films Openly: On the Relation between Women’s Film Festival and Women’s Rights Movement in Taiwan", in: Dossier on the Independent Cinema, Inter Asia,Vol.
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Latinxfuturism defamiliarizes the familiar and challenges the status quo of society by reimagining reality or providing alternative representations. In his film review in the New York Times, A.O. Scott writes that “Mr. Rivera’s vision of Tijuana…is…an unsettlingly plausible extrapolation of what that city already represents.” In this way, Rivera uses the reality of what Tijuana and the maquiladoras represent for Mexicans and society as a whole to project a dystopic possibility of what its progress may become, making the audience question current conditions.
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Differences are challenging for people, whether they are differences in opinions, beliefs, ideas, wishes, or feelings. Differences are challenging even when we find them inside of ourselves. Groups often respond to differences that are "too different" by ignoring the differences, avoiding the differences, trying to change or convert the differences or blaming, judging or scapegoating the differences.Yvonne M. Agazarian, 'The Difference between Functional and Stereotype Subgroups' Groups that respond in these ways to differences can survive unchanged for a long time since anything that challenges the status quo does not become incorporated into the group or is rejected by the group.
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Since the third quarter of 2016, a move to empower micro businesses through an active eco system of support through funding, logistics and creative guidance has begun to take place. The move challenges everyone to consider the micro business model as a viable business option, and empowers aspiring entrepreneurs to pursue their business goals with the support they need. It gives due emphasis to the microbusiness model and how it can grow into a strong and stable enterprise that generates a steady stream of income, enough for it to expand as a world-class conglomerate while staying in the micro model. It challenges the status quo to #thinkmicro, as the current hashtag relating to this school of thought suggests.
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RuPaul publicly endorsed the Democratic Party nominee Hillary Clinton in the 2016 U.S. presidential election. He expressed dismay at Clinton's defeat by Republican Party nominee Donald Trump, stating that "The America that we have all fought so hard for, the narrative of love and peace and liberty and equality, it feels like it is dead." He has described doing drag as a "very, very political" act because it "challenges the status quo" by rejecting fixed identities: "drag says 'I'm a shapeshifter, I do whatever the hell I want at any given time'." RuPaul has said he has been sober from alcohol and mind- altering substances since 1999, having started smoking marijuana at age 10 or 11.
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Leadership is an Art. New York: Doubleday Business, 1989. print The act of recognizing diversity is also claimed to allow for those employees with these talents to feel needed and have a sense of belonging, which is claimed to increases their commitment to the company and allow each of them to contribute in a unique way.De Pree, Max. Leadership is an Art. New York: Doubleday Business, 1989. print. Standpoint theory suggests that marginalized groups bring a different perspective to an organization that challenges the status quo since their socially constructed world view will differ from that of the dominant group. Although the standpoint of the dominant group will often carry more weight, encouraging conflicting standpoints to coexist within an organization which will create a forum for sanctioned conflict to ensue.
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Women's E-News reports that the teens who write for Teen Voices "gain journalism skills, while Teen Voices' readers receive a magazine that deals with serious societal issues--minus the celebrity profiles, fashion advice and dating tips common to most teen publications." According to the non-profit's website, Teen Voices "challenges the status quo and changes the status of girls and young women by presenting a view of girls that is more positive, more in depth, more diverse, and more supportive than mainstream images." Teen Voices accepts submissions from teen girls around the world. Girls aged 13–19 can submit art, poetry, reviews, fiction and nonfiction content for possible publication. The Spring/Summer 2010 issue of ‘’Teen Voices’’ contains cover stories on sex trafficking, writing college essays, bullying, and instructions on staying safe and professional online.
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