" Thomas was also a contestant on "Survivors: Game Changers.
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"We will continue to invest in game changers," Barra said.
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"I don't think they are massive game changers," he said.
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Handsome choices, and mostly reasonably priced, but hardly game changers.
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There are no game changers coming to help this defense.
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Survivor: Game Changers airs Wednesdays at 8 pm on CBS.
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Find out when Survivor: Game Changers airs Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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Like other game changers, Phan solved a problem her audience had.
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These make money but they are not game-changers, she says.
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And disappointed millennials are potentially the game-changers in British politics.
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I think we've had sort of a cascade of game changers.
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Some dog toys are game changers when it comes to training.
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Game Changers by João Medeiros is out now (Hardback, Little, Brown).
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When it comes to politics, celebrity endorsements can be game changers.
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In Syria, the day's events were viewed as potential game-changers.
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Career-changers will be paid while they train, unlike other Teach Firsters.
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These are motivators that may prove to be game changers going forward.
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Changers cannot make money if they sell greenbacks at the enforced rate.
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Wednesday night's Survivor: Game Changers premiere featured a physically intense — and scary!
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But last night on Game Changers, Tony wasn't doing himself any favors.
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Ahead, see 19 game changers in the hair, makeup, and modeling worlds.
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These devices are game changers when it comes to tidying your home.
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"There is deception here," he told Survivor: Game Changers host Jeff Probst.
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They led her family in procession out of the World Changers Church.
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Now, what about fears that companies are soulless and unfeeling money changers?
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And some of these weapons, like the Javelins, are real game changers.
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"Over my career, there have been two extraordinary game changers," Tarter says.
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" (CNN)The tribe has spoken and Zeke Smith is off "Survivor: Game Changers.
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I loved the montage of her digging throughout Kaoh Rong and Game Changers.
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It's looking increasingly like none of these are the game-changers we expected.
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These technological advancements are becoming game changers in both classrooms and boardrooms nationwide.
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Everyone is clamoring to be noticed, to be ahead, to become game-changers.
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Turns out, as of now, those devices don't seem to be game changers.
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Many of the money changers wept; Mr. Ahmadi spoke through his own tears.
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But his move in Game Changers lays the groundwork for this wonderful chaos tonight.
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Enemark and McLaren said emerging technologies could be potential "game changers" for land administration.
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Boom sees both of those moves as long-term game-changers for the company.
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These game-changers improve your beauty routine for sure, but that's just the beginning.
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And by that, we mean boundary-pushers, exceptional disrupters and all-around game-changers.
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That's a real possibility, if there are no game changers between now and then.
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I think they perceive themselves still as change-makers and world-changers and helpful.
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Other scenes dramatize Jesus evicting the money changers from the Temple and being crucified.
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Because he wanted to change to chase the money changers out of the temple.
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Phillips "Game Changers" auction will be held in New York City on Dec. 10.
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These programs are game-changers, potentially supercharging computers' ability to parse and produce language.
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But these wouldn't be Game Changers if they weren't ready to adapt to any circumstance.
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But they're late-game arrival could've been priming us for the real game-changers — a.k.a.
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ET) on WEtv, and see Andrea Boehlke on Survivor: Game Changers on Wednesday (8 p.m.
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The Phillips "Game Changers" auction will be held in New York City on Dec. 10.
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Then there's "Game Changers," that has Questlove telling the history of how scratching was invented.
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That's just a taste of what industry leaders, content creators and game changers will present.
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My previous role was coaching career changers on their job search — which included navigating negotiations.
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That may be one of the biggest game changers to come out of this acquisition.
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From bold hues to shearling alternatives, the 15 faux fur coats ahead are game-changers.
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These days, we expect our ex-presidents to be philanthropists, foundation-establishers and world-changers.
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The Indeed survey reports 88% of career changers say they're happier since making the move.
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He was an executive producer on the movie "Game Changers," a documentary about athletes' diets.
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Russia's military continues to display advanced weapons it touts as game-changers on the battlefield.
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The steampunk styling and bleak take on capitalist exploration were game-changers for Disney storytelling.
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In that sense, both Apple Arcade and Google Play Pass could be literal game changers.
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The two actions are not game changers by themselves, but they do two important things.
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But the generation that befriended me, at one time, they were the young game-changers.
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They called last season Game Changers, but Alan's idol strip search is truly a Survivor first.
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Some money-changers will still buy dollars for 490 naira or above, from people they trust.
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I'm okay with that happening once a season, but not three times, like with Game Changers.
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Stop by the AQUAhyrdrate "game changers" set in Culver City, where they're shooting content for social.
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His Christianity is defined by the Jesus who threw the money changers out of the temple.
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So the least diaper companies can do is attempt to give dedicated diaper changers a laugh.
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One of the biggest game changers we could have is a more robust passenger rail system.
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Penalties like these can be game changers, leaving a team with 215 forwards or five defensemen.
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After today, rest up, because next week we've got some potential game changers coming at us.
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But it's the game changers, the two or three impact plays where quality officiating is needed.
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Other potential game-changers A number of younger, popular House Republicans represent districts that Clinton won.
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One of the biggest game-changers is something we've built for ourselves: the US web-design standards.
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One of the biggest potential game changers for the Vegas local produce situation is Urban Seed, Inc.
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His officials have shut currency exchanges, chased money-changers off the streets and fixed the exchange rate.
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Mr Silver delighted in savaging commentators who relied on vapid clichés like "momentum shifts" and "game-changers".
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Find me a fan who prefers the Game Changers twist-a-geddon to any of those seasons.
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You'll have ample opportunity to talk, connect and rub elbows with these dream-makers and game-changers.
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History suggests skipping four states that in the past have been game changers could be a gamble.
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" Ms. Schiot discovered her story in a public library, where she started her research for "Game Changers.
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"The money changers have fled from their high seats in the temple of our civilization," Roosevelt said.
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But someone apparently knew what we weren't: dreamers, revolutionaries, world-changers, like the baby boomers before us.
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A snack cart with built-in cup holders and another cart with a keyboard are game-changers.
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I think they could each or both become game-changers for you, welcome new Monday night friends.
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We always want to capture both the truly typical, but also the game changers along the way.
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The N.B.A.'s position is that they differentiate between true game-changers like Davis and mortal players.
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Proper optics and a real zoom lens feel like absolute game changers when it comes to smartphone photography.
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Either way, here were the cars that stood out to us as real game-changers for their makers.
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Candidates are said to gain "momentum"; truly exceptional debate performances may even be judged to be "game changers".
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The lower the churn rate of jobs, the fewer the opportunities for job-changers to find new work.
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Survivor: Game Changers premieres tonight at 8PM EST on CBS Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Trump has called chloroquine, and the closely-related hydroxychloroquine, potential game changers in the fight against Covid-19.
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One of the game changers that would surprise most people, including global health experts, was actually a building.
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Red Rooster, along with Ginny's Supper Club, its music-driven sister, were game-changers for the uptown experience.
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Both designers were considered game-changers while heading their respective brands and held their positions into the 2000s.
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Digital scanners, computer-aided design and manufacturing (CAD/CAM) and 3-D printers are among the game changers.
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"It's very easy to see these absolutely terrible events as game changers, but they rarely are," he said.
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That's true even if this time around, most of the updates are small tweaks rather than game-changers.
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And Lin-Manuel Miranda, Michael Phelps and some other game changers reminisce about their very good years. SURPRISE!
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I know this is in your wheelhouse — we're really looking to empower the next generation of game changers here.
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And you have to have those momentum changers and stoppers, and the last two games, we didn't have them.
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Jeff Probst reveals why Survivor: Game Changers is shocking like Jaws Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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In a season of Game Changers, you could argue it's Jeremy who has set the pace of the game.
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Then we'll look ahead to make our best predictions at what 2017 might hold for these seven game changers.
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Each week host Jeff Probst will answer a few questions about the most recent episode of Survivor: Game Changers.
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We're talking game-changers, risk-takers, trend-starters, trailblazers, and those exemplary few who embody all of the above.
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The Forbes list is meant to represent the "game changers under 30 transforming the world," according to the publication.
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"The money changers have fled from their high seats in the temple," he decreed in his first inaugural address.
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These tasks are intrinsic to our colleges' common goal: to educate global leaders, knowledgeable citizens, innovators and world changers.
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Business Insider has listed below the best insights and advice we've heard from career experts and successful career-changers.
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Her story is sketched out in a new book, "Game Changers: The Unsung Heroines of Sports History" (Simon & Schuster).
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For one thing, there might be less fist-shaking by drivers and bicyclists cut off by thoughtless lane-changers.
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The administration contains regime changers, sanctions promoters, chicken hawks -- and real ones, too -- pushing for tougher steps against Iran.
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These TVs are game changers with stunning 4K clarity and a curved screen that creates a truly immersive experience.
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A lot of people point to Bob Iger&aposs deals for Marvel or Star Wars as major game changers.
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" God: "Jesus didn't coddle the financiers of his day, the money-changers, but hounded them while comforting the needy.
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Future game-changers may lie in artificial intelligence and automation in the cockpit, but these are not yet mature.
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For tire changers you need smaller guys with the hand speed to hit five lug nuts in a second.
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DC leadership had no idea the 20213s Teen Titans relaunch or Moore's Swamp Thing tenure would be such game-changers.
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On the thrilling premiere of Game Changers, some of the show's biggest legends found themselves struggling against their own notoriety.
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Tony, Sandra, Cirie, Malcolm, Ozzy…the very fact that they're cast on Game Changers means they made a big move.
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As you know, I was one of those people who openly questioned why Hali was brought back for Game Changers.
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Over the past few seasons, since Game Changers, we've seen so many tribal councils break down into whisporama group huddles.
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Stunning, self-described "farm girl" (and host of PEOPLE Now!) Andrea Boehlke is making a return on Survivor: Game Changers.
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Just last week, Pharrell spoke boldly about white nationalism during VH1's Hip-Hop Honors: The 90's Game Changers.
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The "Modern Family" actress distinguished herself at the Glamour's Game Changers Lunch Thursday at Au Fudge, Jessica Biel's new restaurant.
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When it comes to chairs that will be total game-changers for your summer outings, this one ranks pretty highly.
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"Most of the young people that come to us are career-changers in the their early 30's," said Brown.
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Beyond fleeting runway trends, technology and fabric innovations have arguably been the biggest game changers in the world of underwear.
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According to the survey, 81% of tech career-changers recouped on the financial investment they made to make the switch.
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It's an award given to game-changers in the industry, who pave the way for new, diverse voices in entertainment.
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Along with the list, the publication also revealed which universities produced the most under-230 game-changers honored this year.
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"I look at things that are game changers, things that people may gloss over, or something that's very disruptive," he said.
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"She is one of the biggest game-changers of a person you'll ever come across in your whole life," Glazer says.
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Find out who's sporting a new accessory at the next tribal council when Survivor: Game Changers airs Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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Zeke and Michaela just competed on back-to-back seasons, so the other Game Changers had yet to see them play.
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This time they believe they have two game-changers — sustainable consumer demand and a product that actually tastes like regular beer.
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Picasso, Duchamp, Dalí, Mondrian—these are some of the names that come to mind when one thinks of Modernist game-changers.
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No matter how uneven the season of television that came before it, the finales are always blue-fire-breathing game-changers.
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"There are players that become program changers," Connecticut coach Geno Auriemma said Monday night, after his Huskies ended Wilson's college career.
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Online commerce and digital trade opportunities are game changers for small and midsize businesses, allowing them to expand access to customers.
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This one makes use of stock figures from European folklore (the fool, the golem, the trickster, the demon, animal shape-changers).
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There is a massive wall showcasing drawings of different icons, meant to recognize game changers of the world, according to Alibaba.
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Each stop will also feature a signature interview with Winfrey and some of the biggest celebrities, headline-makers and game-changers.
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Plants most likely weren't competing with lichens, and lichens weren't the big climate changers that readied the world for vascular plants.
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In fact, 277 percent of K-210 teachers are career changers, with 36 percent of those coming from a business background.
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And though the Glock-Coopers are reluctant to reveal much about it just yet, a Changers television series is in development.
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It's fitting, right before the Democrats break for Christmas, for their primary to devolve into arguments about money-changers and wine.
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Education and training must keep pace with our modern economy, graduating students and preparing job changers to take on manufacturing careers.
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"It might be for logistical reasons that perhaps some money changers do not have dollars while others perhaps do," Salameh said.
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"It might be for logistical reasons that perhaps some money changers do not have dollars while others perhaps do," Salameh said.
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But with game-changers like Sané coming off the bench to such great effect, City has the talent to do it.
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"I would say porn has been the biggest 'changers' [of what's considered normal]," Dr. Jenn Gunsaullus, sex sociologist and speaker, told me.
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The measures are yet another blow to informal money changers who have experienced falling demand for their services under President Mauricio Macri.
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Christ himself throws something of a tantrum when he arrives in the Temple and finds it overtaken by money changers and animals.
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But presidential game changers may be the Loch Ness monster or Sasquatch of politics — frequently reported, but upon examination, never actually found.
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As always, Mashable will be on the ground bringing you the latest gadgets and blossoming tech trends before they become game-changers.
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The next two acts are the definitive game changers and it looks like they are well on their way to being written.
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While none of the orders are game-changers, they represent an affirmation from a variety of customers in expanding markets for Boeing.
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Although the tech startup scene is nascent, it is growing — and several of the up-and-coming companies are potential game changers.
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Cement and other building materials, which could be game-changers given the sheer amount of cement the world is going to need.
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"They are not really game changers," Felipe Munoz, an analyst at JATO Dynamics, said of the electric cars offered by traditional carmakers.
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Press briefing (0900 GMT) followed by press conference (1300 GMT) Milan, Illimity Bank CEO Corrado Passera attends "Game changers" conference (0950 GMT).
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"Some dresses are game changers," said Nicole Chavez, who has prepped Scarlett Johansson and Catherine Zeta-Jones for red-carpet star turns.
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ON CALLE FLORIDA, in the centre of Buenos Aires, the money-changers are back, offering dollars at a black-market exchange rate.
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If you're not using them already, communication and collaboration platforms such as Slack and Bonusly could be game changers for your organization.
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Instead, it will rest on whether she enacts the kinds of feminist public policies that could be game changers for working women.
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Money changers sit at tables stacked with wads of Venezuelan currency, made nearly worthless by hyperinflation under President Nicolas Maduro's socialist government.
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The celebrity trainer stopped by PEOPLE Now to show host Andrea Boehlke an exercise move inspired by her stint on Survivor: Game Changers.
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There are a bunch of tweaks in iOS 10 that by themselves might not be game-changers, but are nonetheless welcome little enhancements.
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Lego Boost build instructions look a lot like those of its real-world counterparts, but the big arrows and slider are game changers.
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Eyes and computer vision are game changers, but to establish perfect context, our devices must also be able to process natural language, too.
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At this point, we've lost so many characters — from minor players to major game-changers — the violence might seem utterly gratuitous and unnecessary.
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As TV and digital video convergence takes place, we've identified three major game changers that could have a material impact on the ecosystem.
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But for now, ISIS is still able to access money-changers in Iraq, Turkey and Lebanon who operate outside the formal financial system.
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Federal prosecutors in Rio de Janeiro said that arrest warrants were issued for 53 people, nearly all of them black-market money changers.
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"Each year, Hollywood for Science honors environmental game changers whose bold voices act as a catalyst to move science to action," says Gatsby.
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"Survivor: Game Changers" star Jeff Varner apologized again for outing his transgender co-star during Wednesday's tribal meeting, comparing the move to assault.
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Some of the most talked-about industry game-changers, including Stitch Fix, Everlane, and ThirdLove, were founded in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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For example, I'm not big on cycling, but I just found out that pit stop tire changers are allowed to push the bikers?
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"HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE & AZITHROMYCIN, taken together, have a real chance to be one of the biggest game changers in the history of medicine," Trump tweeted.
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Because we were career changers, every day was a challenge and an adventure—we had no clue what the heck we were doing.
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In a new podcast episode of Unleashed: The Game Changers, Antony shared a candid perspective on what it's like to fight an attacker.
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Money changers and banks there only change out large currency (US $100 is preferred) and it can be difficult if you aren't prepared.
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Wireless headphones Whether you need them for the gym, running a trail or working at your desk, wireless headphones are total game-changers.
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To Game Change or Not to Game Change Of course, the whole concept of Game Changers is designed to amp up the frenetic play.
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The Nexus brand and hardware are long dead, but the key fundamentals that made the phones such game-changers lives on in Android One.
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In 623, it was the category that recognized two huge game-changers of American cinema, Do the Right Thing and Sex, Lies, and Videotape.
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In October, Sudan sharply devalued its currency after the government asked banks and money changers to set the exchange rate on a daily basis.
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Device like the Fire TV Stick, Chromecast, Roku, and more can be game changers when it comes to watching your favorite movies and shows.
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VENDORS SELLING mobile-phone airtime and money-changers swinging bags of Congolese francs mill around beneath a billboard in Kinshasa that reads "Kabila forever".
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There are many examples of off-year elections that don't have any larger effect, even if at the time they seem like game changers.
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I maintained the usual three car lengths between my front bumper and the car ahead, but that space kept filling up with lane-changers.
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For doctors who have seen reimbursement steadily decrease, ACOs and the new payment models have become game-changers for some of the early adopters.
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A few startups, such as Changers, have tried to incentivize us to do things like walk instead of taking the car, with mixed results.
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The latest deals are game changers for streaming companies, despite the typically low returns they generate, said bankers speaking at the PDAC mining convention.
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Maybe I didn't feel the sadness for a while because I was using dopamine changers like the internet, ambition, and restricting my food intake.
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"HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE & AZITHROMYCIN, taken together, have a real chance to be one of the biggest game changers in the history of medicine," he tweeted Saturday.
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At that point, he can also just assert that whatever concessions he was able to wring out of the Chinese were amazing game changers.
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Many short-staffed schools turn to Teach for America, which recruits recent college graduates and career-changers for two-year stints in the classroom.
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Many of those who had lost homes and animals were middle-aged sea changers who, just a day before, were enjoying their near-retirement.
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Another major investment tech career-changers make is relocating for a new job, something nearly half of workers from the Indeed survey reported doing.
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My pride damaged by the teens' mockery, I settled in to finish watching "Jesters: The Game Changers," a Korean movie available on the flight.
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THE GAME CHANGERS Arnold Schwarzenegger is one of many athletes on hand to extol the nutritional and bodybuilding benefits of a plant-based diet.
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THE GAME CHANGERS Arnold Schwarzenegger is one of many athletes on hand to extol the nutritional and bodybuilding benefits of a plant-based diet.
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They are two of the top watches slated to hit the auction block in a December sale called "Game Changers" by Phillips auction house.
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But for this edition, the show is welcoming back the "game changers" of past years for another go at winning the $1 million prize.
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For example, you still have to know the optimal time when you should start evolving your Pokémon, and that special attacks can be game-changers.
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Click on to get in on these game-changers, and prepare to rid your closet of that stack of "meh" jeans once and for all.
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FROM PEN: Survivor: Game Changers Runner-Up Troyzan Robertson Talks That Final Tribal Troyzan, for his part, knew that the jury wasn't voting for him.
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Working in an office might not scream "fun summer activity," but internships can be game changers when it comes to landing a job after graduation.
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"Autonomous technology and especially driverless cars can absolutely be game-changers," Colleen Sheehy-Church, the national president of Mothers Against Drunk Driving, said on Tuesday.
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But now that the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty with Russia has ended, the Army has missile defense options that could be major game-changers.
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Acknowledgment of women's accomplishments can be hard-won: While some of the athletes in "Game Changers" are celebrated in their field, few are household names.
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Rubio's congressional endorsements are not likely to be game-changers, but they do suggest growing support for the Floridian to be his party's standard-bearer.
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Once she showed some officers El Greco's "The Purification of the Temple," which depicts Jesus expelling the traders and money-changers amid turmoil and mayhem.
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"The Game Changers" is a collection of essays from Hollywood A-listers, including Gwyneth Paltrow, Elle Macpherson, and, of course, the now Duchess of Sussex.
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It appears that Jesus' berating money changers or ensuring that a particular tree could never bear fruit were more important than speaking out against abortion.
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"To be able to steal outs against a lineup like this, especially with guys on base in big spots, those are game changers," Verlander said.
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But other big technology-focused funds have emerged as competitors, and some start-ups that SoftBank has invested in have not emerged as game-changers.
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And Arnold Schwarzenegger, who says he's "99% vegan," co-produced the popular Netflix film "Game Changers" on vegan athleticism along with Cameron and Jackie Chan.
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On Tuesday, Forbes released its annual 30 Under 30 list, a list which serves to highlight the most influential young game-changers across various industries.
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"They think that the US doesn't intend to negotiate in good faith due to the presence of committed regime changers in the administration," he continued.
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"Electric vehicles and solar power are game-changers that the fossil fuel industry consistently underestimates," Luke Sussams, senior researcher at Carbon Tracker, said in a statement.
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New college graduates and career changers can earn into the six figures from their first day in the office in many of tech's entry-level positions.
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Before it reached Iran, the cash was passed through money changers and front companies in Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates and Iraq, sources told Reuters.
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Individually, none of these stories qualify as game-changers — Lt. LaMarr helps Lt. Malloy step up his game in order to ask out a crew member!
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These people are literally the modern-day Pharisees, they are the money changers in the temple, and they will forever be destroyed from a credibility perspective.
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But whether bloopers and snappy retorts are game changers is a question that has dogged presidential election debates since the first one, held on another Sept.
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The central bank has repeatedly said it is not planning a devaluation but economists, business people and money changers all say it cannot hold out forever.
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Bodybuilders and recreational athletes have been trying a vegan diet after the Netflix documentary "The Game Changers" lauded the virtues of plant-based eating for athletes.
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"Game Changers" was created by Molly Schiot, a commercial, video and TV director in Los Angeles, who was inspired by the hurdles in her own path.
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A Philippine food market serves a large community of carers for the elderly, there's a makeshift Philippine church, a folksy Yiddish book centre and money changers.
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Political scientists Lynn Vavreck and John Sides identified 22020 events labeled "game changers" in 2012, only to find that none of them had a meaningful effect.
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Its dual 12-megapixel wide and 12-megapixel ultra-wide lenses are social-media game changers, plus it has night mode and improved Smart HDR processing.
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Donning a color coordinated two-piece set, Winter, 18, wowed at Glamour's Game Changers Lunch held at Jessica Biel's Au Fudge restaurant in Los Angeles on Wednesday.
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Under the nuclear sanctions, Iranian companies used methods such as transfers of funds through money changers to conduct trade, which was expensive, time-consuming and sometimes unreliable.
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James, an alum of former President Barack Obama's campaign who supports Harris' bid for president, heralded the reduction of sentences and expunging of record as game-changers.
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For people facing inequality around the globe — like those living in poverty — these innovations can be game-changers, helping to tackle problems that directly threaten their survival.
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Sudan sharply devalued its currency in October after the government tasked a body of banks and money changers with setting the exchange rate on a daily basis.
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"With an electorate that is not as persuadable as past electorates, things that may seem like game changers at the time may not actually be," Kondik said.
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However, some fans have noticed the cover has a similar look and concept to "The Game Changers," a 2016 book the duchess helped produce back in 2016.
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Instead, the game changers include establishing a deep connection with a mentor, taking on a sustained academic project and playing a significant part in a campus organization.
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"This is the tip of the iceberg in terms of what we've been funding over the years but these were game changers," she said in an interview.
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The Patron operation has targeted money changers involved in corruption and bribery schemes of former Rio de Janeiro governor Sergio Cabral, who has been detained since 2017.
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We find a money changer in the airport and exchange my Singapore dollars for Myanmar kyats as there weren't many money changers in Singapore that held kyats.
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They lined up 22011-deep in front of Loew's Paradise Theater, a 1929 baroque-style movie house that was decommissioned and taken over by World Changers Church.
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While the relevance of nutrition and lifestyle for cancer is well-established, the immune system and the microbiome have recently emerged as game-changers for cancer management.
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Sudan sharply devalued its own currency in October after the government tasked a body of banks and money changers with setting the exchange rate on a daily basis.
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She doesn't wear a mask, she fights in the daytime and people who wear masks and voice-changers and lurk in the shadows, she has a problem with.
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Defying depression, I called the piece "The iPhone is Bigger Than Donald Trump," noting that the true game changers in history have been technological advances, not political upheavals.
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But with the SSS breathing down their necks, money-changers are now forced to accept no more than 400 naira for each of the few dollars they have.
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That has starved the money-changers of cash, and the weekly dollar sales held by the central bank, says Mr Ruma, are not enough to ease the crunch.
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Julian Zelizer: A watershed for America Convention speeches are not game-changers in campaigns nor they are not turning points, and Hillary Clinton's address won't be an exception.
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After reliving Wednesday night's emotional Survivor: Game Changers episode, Zeke Smith is proud of the way he responded to being outed as transgender by fellow contestant Jeff Varner.
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In October, Sudan sharply devalued its currency from 29 pounds to the dollar to 47.5 after a body of banks and money changers set the country's exchange rate.
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"The Game Changers" by Samantha Brett and Steph Adams was published in 2016, and featured Markle, along with several other female stars, in individual portraits on the cover.
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"We think these will be game-changers," said Dr Daniel Hayes, ASCO President from the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center, who was not involved in the studies.
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Once again, pundits are touting Latinxs as game-changers in the upcoming election and speculating on results in the primaries this week in Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri and Washington.
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Serena Williams may have felt like she didn't show up on the court Saturday, but she certainly showed up for the New York premiere of The Game Changers.
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When he was in college, Musk developed his short list of game-changers: in addition to the Internet, the production and consumption of sustainable energy and space exploration.
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We like to think we've seen it all when it comes to beauty game-changers, but without fail, a new product always comes along that keeps us humble.
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While other apps such as Changers CO2 Fit track users' carbon footprints, Cowlines claims its methodology, certified by the International Organization for Standardization, is most accurate, he said.
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Hanson is seeing more and more post-retirement career changers, including: "Clients often think they want to get rid of responsibilities, but we're happier when we're needed," Hanson said.
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In case you're new here, I am giving away all the original votes that the Game Changers cast before the game (that you can view on my Instagram feed).
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Espenilla, who is in charge of banking supervision, also said regulators were looking at tightening regulations for remittance companies and money changers to boost efforts to combat money laundering.
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From designers, inventors, and dancers to activists and politicians, we're showcasing the young game-changers who push us to keep questioning boundaries and shaping a more equal, empathetic world.
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The company will use the site to test-fire two rocket engine models that promise to be game-changers for the commercial rocket industry, and will be built nearby.
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In Hong Kong, bitcoin exchanges operate under money service operator licenses - like money changers - while in South Korea they are regulated similar to online shopping malls, trading physical goods.
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The surprising cohort of erstwhile hope-and-changers who now seek to make America great again are disproportionately white, less educated, and male—a mirror of his usual base.
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"Take a glance at the company's Twitter feed just to make sure no major game changers or hot topics have popped up since you did your research," Friedman says.
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Business Insider explored how the booming gaming industry is evolving and how it's shaping the way we see the world in a new series of stories called Game Changers.
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But much to my surprise, Jane and Rafael finally having sex and Alba's climactic moment are not, in fact, the only sexual game changers this episode had in store.
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On Wednesday, the older sibling, 36, dished about double dates with his little sister and her Social House collaborator Mikey Foster at The Game Changers premiere in Los Angeles.
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In his seven years as chief executive, Mr. Cook has announced the Apple Watch and AirPods, which have done well but have been far from iPhone-like industry changers.
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Lack of money is a stubborn obstacle, but not as hopelessly unyielding as some of the others, and so would-be world-changers often set out to overcome it.
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The decision follows two years of debate among members of the church and, in the end, it came down to a slim 7-5 victory for the name changers.
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"I don't see any of them as game-changers," said Allon, who called Uber the biggest business experiment ever, for pursuing rapid global growth fueled by endless red ink.
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"Most folks aren't affected by this, but it's the job changers and people who want to adjust their withholding," said Pete Isberg, vice president at ADP, a payroll company.
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Prior to founding Peg in 2014, Alex was a senior instructor at Makers Academy, helping hundreds of career changers train to become junior developers through MA's intensive 12 week bootcamp.
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Prior to founding Peg in 200, Alex was a senior instructor at Makers Academy, helping hundreds of career changers train to become junior developers through MA's intensive 29 week bootcamp.
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The bad news is that tool changers are so expensive that adding such a system will easily cost you around 30 percent of what you paid for your robotic arm.
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Still, the features could be game-changers for newsrooms faced with the daunting task of classifying and taxonomizing hundreds of articles per day and thousands of articles in their archives.
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He wins arguably the worst advantage in the game — the legacy advantage — which is so situational, that it's a miracle that it made such a crucial difference in Game Changers.
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"Scarlett Johansson's announcement, together with the transgender voices who spoke out about this film, are game changers for the future of transgender images in Hollywood," Ellis said in a statement.
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At money changers across Tehran, shouting voices accompany each change of the signboards out front showing the value of the Iranian rial, which slips ever lower against the U.S. dollar.
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The president-elect has the political capital to implement a variety of potential academic game-changers, from eliminating Common Core, to education savings accounts, to vouchers and tuition tax credits.
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In the documentary "The Game Changers" on Netflix, vegan athletes including UFC fighter Nate Diaz seek to dispel myths that plant-based diets lack the protein to fuel strong athletes.
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Still, Colorado's deregulation of the industry and the potential for access to banking services through the SAFE Banking Act, which recently passed the House of Representatives, could be game changers.
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Although learning tech skills can be expensive, more than half of tech career-changers reported they didn't have to pay anything to take crucial tech courses to make the switch.
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After graduating, as he began developing his signature, he started "following" individuals he saw as paradigm changers: reading their press, their speeches and books; checking in as their careers progressed.
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In New York, "GAME CHANGERS," the third annual watch auction hosted by Phillips in association with Bacs & Russo, grossed $210.8 million with a tidy 24.2% of the 2387 watches selling.
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And so, we asked Ferris out of all of this work, which open source projects does he believe will be the game-changers for the industry in 2020 and beyond.
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Entitled "Game Changers," PAM kicked off with a rather unusual opening event, a re-enactment of a famous soccer match between East and West Germany in 1974, "directed" by Massimo Furlan.
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So insistent is it in this assertion that it has outlawed the street trading of ersatz dollars for the real thing: money-changers can face a decade behind bars if convicted.
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None are really game changers, but the modular system is interesting in that it allows for some slightly far out ideas that most companies wouldn't dare build into their flagship wearable.
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The 19-year-old actress was spotted Wednesday at Glamour's Game Changers Lunch in Los Angeles, and couldn't help but show off her height in a pair of gorgeous silver sandals.
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JEFF PROBST: At the beginning of the season, I briefly compared Game Changers to swimming in an area of water where you knew there was a shark lurking, waiting to strike.
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A panel of 22.25 industry experts which includes the U.K. government's special envoy for fintech, Eileen Burbidge, and UBS CIO Oliver Bussmann, picked the companies that they saw as "game-changers".
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On Wednesday night's episode of Survivor: Game Changers, People Now's Andrea Boehlke and the other contestants had to use their arm and shoulder strength to complete the table maze physical challenge.
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In addition to allowing athletes to train smarter and make marginal improvements that are game-changers to performance, access to data can also be a major benefit to the fan experience.
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"These [laws] have been game-changers, and we see the abortion rate dropping in response," Kristi Hamrick, a spokesperson for the anti-abortion lobbying group Americans United for Life, told NPR.
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The world may have hit 'peak trade,' according to an expert who pointed to robotics, digitization and localization as major game-changers for the sprawling supply chains that have defined globalization.
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Cover image: Officers salute at the funeral of slain New York City Police Officer Miosotis Familia held at World Changers Church New York in Bronx, New York on July 11, 2017.
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In an exclusive sneak peek from Wednesday's episode of Game Changers, the castaways vie for all-important immunity by standing on a narrow balance beam while holding a buoy between two handles.
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Or another example – why was JT in Game Changers the first ever player to simply stand up out of his seat at Tribal Council and walk across the room to share information?
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One result of the sanctions has been a severe shortage of U.S. dollar cash at Qatar's money changers; supplies used to be flown in from the UAE but that route is closed.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A British pottery is producing royal wedding mugs emblazoned with the description of Prince Harry and U.S. actress Meghan Markle as "game changers, free spirits, big hearts and well-suited".
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In a PEOPLE Now exclusive sneak peek at Wednesday night's episode of Survivor: Game Changers, Sandra Diaz-Twine knows how to shift the blame onto fellow contestant Michaela Bradshaw — and she does.
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In the dozen subsequent shutdowns, some brief and lost to history, others prolonged political game-changers, the president has been required to deal with at least one opposition majority in the Congress.
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For starters, while Markle appeared on the cover of "The Game Changers," she chose not to do so for the Vogue cover, as she felt it would be "boastful," according to Enninful.
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We're expecting more than 1,000 people to attend this immersive event, and if you really want to stand out and connect with dream makers and game changers, consider buying a demo table.
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That's why Jane Heifetz, contributing editor to the Harvard Business Review, cautioned career changers against the temptation of creating an "everything under the sink" LinkedIn presence in an HBR guide she wrote.
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Forty-six percent of career changers reported using these routes to prepare for a new tech job, compared with just 923% who said they enrolled in a bootcamp to learn new skills.
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Bracco, who played alongside Thomas in Survivor: Game Changers and Anglim in Edge of Extinction, shared a series of photos from the weekend event in an Instagram post with a heartfelt caption.
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On Monday, the mayor visited the family of Officer Familia and later attended a viewing at the World Changers Church in the Bronx, where the funeral was to take place on Tuesday.
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While it may be a NSFW (let alone not-safe-for-school) endeavor, these models are game-changers for blind students who often need to learn about sexual health through verbal instruction alone.
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Whether you're inviting your crew over for a leisurely brunch, gearing up for a big day, or living your best meal-prep life, these out-of-the-ordinary recipes are total game changers.
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From how to tackle the oven rack that still has remnants from last year's holiday roast to how to remove pesky stickers on new appliances, these cleaning shortcuts are bona fide game-changers.
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Along the road leading from the bridge, Venezuelans bring bags or suitcases full of bundled cash to black-market money changers who exchange the collapsing currency for a small handful of Colombian bills.
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With nearly 40 years between the current date and the delivery of Eno's lecture, many changes of kind have occurred that weren't born in time to be covered, but are game-changers nonetheless.
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Cryptocurrency exchanges, for example, are licensed as money changers and regulated by the customs authority in Hong Kong but they are licensed as online shopping malls, akin to clothes retailers, in South Korea.
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" Trump tweeted explicitly about the study on March 21, writing in part "HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE & AZITHROMYCIN, taken together, have a real chance to be one of the biggest game changers in the history of medicine.
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"We believe a more aggressive enforcement of monetary policy should go a long way to ... address the problem," including giving the central bank stronger powers to regulate money changers and banks, he said.
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"As an activist and human, as someone who is intrinsically allergic to justice, I am humbled and honored to be here tonight among so many dedicated world-changers and real life heroes," Wright read.
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Dietitian Jessica Cording, who's writing her book The Little Book Of Game-Changers: 50 Healthy Habits For Managing Stress & Anxiety, recommends taking magnesium citrate powder mixed with warm water before bed if you're constipated.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive sneak peek at Wednesday night's episode of Survivor: Game Changers, Lusth admits that he is feeling "really confident" in his standing because he's been bringing food back to the team.
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Most of these game-changers are doing things differently far beyond Fashion Week (a time-honored biannual roll-out of new collections that, let's face it, appears to be on the brink of extinction).
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During Jerry Brown's last couple of years in office, California already took significant steps to start addressing the state's housing crisis — steps that on their own could be game-changers for several American states.
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And all will consist on that one line — likely rehearsed — or image from thousands of hours of debate to choose from that were memorable, even game-changers, when it came to electing a president.
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Later this year we're going to release a report on "game changers" and "no brainers" for cities to pursue in order to get to zero emissions, zero waste, 100 percent renewable energy and more.
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What does unite the "changers" is their complete lack of understanding of capitalism — with no comprehension of its tenets, its history, its moral foundation or of the unique relationship of individual rights to government.
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" He reiterated those remarks on Saturday, the same day that Trump tweeted that "HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE & AZITHROMYCIN, taken together, have a real chance to be one of the biggest game changers in the history of medicine.
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The contradiction is that some of the folks who have complained about the seeming inevitability have also objected to such game changers as LeBron James and Kevin Durant embracing a self-determinative career journey.
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Alongside the actress Mia Wasikowska, Mr. Stanfield stars in "Changers: A Dance Story," a new piece Mr. Jonze wrote and directed in collaboration with the choreographer Ryan Heffington and the design label Opening Ceremony.
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Even small bugs or advantages like these can be complete game-changers in For Honor matches, where the slightest mistake or timing error can lead to defeat, almost like a digital version of fencing.
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Signs of the currency chaos can be seen everywhere in Tehran: Worried residents lined up outside beleaguered money changers, travel agents offered vacation prices only in hard currency, and diapers disappeared from store shelves.
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So even though you probably haven't purchased a physical CD in almost a decade, take comfort in the fact that there are still people out there bumpin' Mozart's beats in their five-disc CD changers.
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With the upcoming vote increasing jitters about the recession- and inflation-racked economy, money changers on the streets of Buenos Aires pushed the currency 2.8% lower to 71.75 per U.S. dollar on the black market.
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After recently orchestrating one of the most spectacular blindsides in recent memory on Game Changers, kooky Jane of all trades Debbie Wanner was the victim of the ruthless show's latest surprise elimination on Wednesday's episode.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at Wednesday's Survivor: Game Changers, alpha male Brad Culpepper looks to be in his tribemates' crosshairs before the next tribal council — but castaway Michaela Bradshaw has another plan in mind.
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Some of the world's leading technology innovators, including Bill Gates, Nathan Myhrvold and Peter Thiel, are investing in advanced nuclear technologies that could be game-changers in meeting growing global demand for clean, sustainable energy.
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A big part of that means combating the hype around new cancer drugs, which are often praised as game changers but are instead typically "marginal at best" in terms of benefit to patients, he said.
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" Sarah Kate Ellis, the president and chief executive of Glaad, responded to Ms. Johansson's message in a statement, saying that Ms. Johansson and the transgender people who spoke out about the film are "game changers.
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Trump has said that using chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine as treatments for coronavirus could be "one of the biggest game changers in the history of medicine," and mistakenly said the drugs had been approved for treatment.
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These game-changers will keep your toes from going numb on those especially frosty days and are terrific for using on hikes, while skiing, or just kicking back on the couch to Netlix and Chill.
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Under a Bank Indonesia (BI) regulation dated May 5 and effective from March 5, 2018, no one except banks and licensed money changers will be allowed to bring in banknotes equivalent to 1 billion rupiah (£58,137).
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Many of the swings seen in the aftermath of debates or other avowed "game changers" may actually be phantom, according to a recent paper by Andrew Gelman, a prominent statistician at Columbia University, and his colleagues.
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There's an official $50,000-a-year limit that forbids mainland Chinese citizens from moving money out of the country, but money changers and underground banks routinely help mainland Chinese slip cash out of the country anyway.
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Last week, the world watched as Jeff Varner, a contestant on the current All-Star season of Survivor: Game Changers, outed a fellow contestant as trans in an attempt to avoid being eliminated from the game.
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But even with only limited, anecdotal evidence that the drugs do any good, President Trump has already lauded some of them as possible game-changers, including the malaria drug chloroquine and an experimental antiviral drug, remdesivir.
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On Wednesday night's shocking episode of Survivor: Game Changers, Jeff Varner outed Zeke Smith during a tribal council in an attempt to paint the Brooklyn-based asset manager as "deceitful" and therefore worthy of being voted out.
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Capital Economics noted in a report this week that just 5 percent of Japanese employees switched jobs last year and just 35 percent of job changers received higher pay, with a similar number getting a pay cut.
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Sunderman's advice to later-in-life career changers: "As my clients age, I hear more and more of them say, 'I want to follow my dreams," said Robert A. Karn, CFP and principal at Karn Couzens & Associates.
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With so many devices on the market (and many of them ringing up in the triple digits), knowing how to distinguish true game-changers from gimmicks is beneficial to both your beauty routine and your bank account.
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After a chaotic tribal council, where Devon follows JT's inspiration from Game Changers and walks across the room, both sides decide to come together and vote out Ben – but Ben plays his idol and sends Lauren home.
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Most of the characters had already lived and performed together, and even changes like Justine going back to school or Rhonda's in-ring marriage to Bash Howard didn't seem like the game changers they would eventually become.
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Markle faced some controversy for the cover when it was first unveiled on Sunday, as some fans noticed it has a similar look and concept to "The Game Changers," a 2016 book that the duchess contributed to.
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The new Netflix documentary "The Game Changers" (produced by Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jackie Chan, and James Cameron) suggests plants are in fact the best source of protein and plant-based diets might even be better for peak performance.
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With unexpected moves like wearing our jacket as a shirt and transforming our scarf into more than just a neck accessory, these game-changers are giving us some much-needed reasons to actually look forward to being cold.
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The would-be world-changers are applying innovative and evidence-based approaches in clinics and classrooms, where elected politicians are often too timid to risk failure, captured by entrenched interests or unwilling to spend public money on experimentation.
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The yuan, or renminbi, is not fully convertible and the government limits the amount of foreign currency to which individuals and businesses in China have access, which has given rise to networks of underground money changers and banks.
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She had delivered a speech on how to promote growth in the face of an aging population and said that "game changers" including competition among insurers and raising the retirement age could go a long way to helping.
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They are the married authors of "Changers," a well-received series of young adult novels, each a nervy exploration of what it may be like for an adolescent to swap identities at the start of every school year.
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Though the official exchange rate remains unchanged at 1,500 Lebanese pounds to the dollar, the pound's value is spiraling down on the black market, where money changers' rates have topped 2,500 pounds to the dollar in recent days.
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With three kids between the three of them (and two more babies on the way!), there's plenty of seasoned diaper changers among the adults — starting with Scott, who happily showed her bandmates the ropes before they welcomed their sons.
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But after being voted off of Survivor: Game Changers on Wednesday, the 29-year-old — who was outed as transgender by a fellow contestant during an episode that aired in April — is ready to move on with his life.
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BUENOS AIRES, Feb 3 (Reuters) - On the streets of Buenos Aires, money changers known as "arbolitos" or "little trees" are taking advantage of Argentina's capital controls to take a slice of a booming black market trade in U.S. dollars.
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Sudan sharply devalued its currency in October after a group of banks and money changers was tasked with setting the country's exchange rate under a new system established by the government to tackle an acute shortage of foreign exchange.
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But the thing that really struck me on this ship about these world changers is I actually started to feel for and started to understand why they deny their power, which I think is such a crucial issue. Absolutely.
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Just as Chitose Abe's celebration of "game changers" at Sacai — individuals noted for their rule-breaking approach to the world, from Pablo Picasso to Kurt Cobain, John Lennon to Jane Birkin — was a clever combination of source and sensibility.
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If you didn't make the guest list for the premiere of Opening Ceremony's Spike Jonze-directed fashion show-cum-dance performance "Changers," presented in partnership with American Express, you can still book tickets for four more showings next week.
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"What I did, I would like to compare to what Jesus did when he went into the temple and overturned the tables of the money-changers, who were exploiting the people financially in the name of religion," he said.
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Officer Familia lived in the Bronx, a couple of miles from where she was killed, and on Monday, a viewing is to be held at World Changers Church on the Grand Concourse, with her funeral to follow Tuesday morning.
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Last November officers of the State Security Service (SSS), the main domestic intelligence agency, arrested money-changers in cities across the country, in what was seen as a response to the tanking value of the naira on Nigeria's foreign-exchange markets.
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Read These Stories Next:We Worked Out In Outdoor Voices Tech Sweat & Still Felt Cool We Worked Out In The New Adidas Compression Wear & Here's How It FeltWe Worked Out In The New Athleta Leggings & The Pockets Are Game-Changers Related Video:
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Last night, he proved his fashion thoughtfulness yet again when he attended the Men's Fitness Game Changers party in West Hollywood, which celebrated his new cover with the magazine, in a Christian Dior look that combined all of his favorite things.
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Now business is so bad the company has slowed research and development on new products because would-be game changers like near field communication technology, or NFC, didn't turn out as planned and smartphones don't need the products he specialized in.
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"I have the opportunity to meet and share my knowledge with young children with a passion to learn, who may grow up to become conservationists and game changers, to figures who already have an influence in politics and legislation," she said.
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Digital technology, the related analytics of "internet of things," and application of artificial intelligence to both interpret and apply data are game changers for improving knowledge of water supply and water use, while also reducing both water loss and costs.
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To be sure, Trump loosened the "rules of engagement" for the US military, enabling ground commanders to more easily carry out operations without having to seek permission up the chain of command, but these are tactical changes -- not strategic game changers.
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TC Sessions: AR/VR on October 18 at UCLA is a single-day event designed to facilitate in-depth conversations, hands-on demos and networking opportunities with the industry leaders, content creators and game changers bringing innovation to the masses.
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President Donald Trump has called the drugs, which are used to treat malaria and other conditions, game changers, and a rush to procure the pharmaceuticals spurred several US states to take measures to prevent shortages amid the Covid-219 pandemic.
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In almost every case, the effects of supposed "game changers" tend to be smaller than broader structural factors, including the state of the economy, the popularity of the incumbent and how long a single party has held the White House.
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In his first inaugural address in March 1933 — when America was engulfed in the Great Depression — Franklin Delano Roosevelt, one of America's greatest presidents, said this: The money changers have fled from their high seats in the temple of our civilization.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at Wednesday's Survivor: Game Changers finale, Sarah Lacina goes off on presumed ally Cirie Fields for a fumbled attempt to oust Lacina last week by using the very voting advantage Lacina had given to Fields for safe-keeping.
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After spending 20 minutes fumbling with the controls on the station's vintage soundboard, muscle memory kicked in and I started switching between playing tracks on the station's turntables and CD changers like the seasoned pro—or, rather, enthusiastic amateur—I once was.
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"In the past decade, two major areas of technological innovation have been game-changers in the energy system by substantially driving down costs: the shale revolution and the rise of solar PV," Fatih Birol, the IEA's executive director, said in a statement Friday.
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In the labyrinth of market stalls lining the feet of high-rise shopping malls, where hookah smoke fuses with the smell of new sneakers and money changers swap wads of currency beside men offering guns for sale, the imagination can run riot.
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As Kendall Square continues to be the place where entrepreneurs and inventors are making their mark in the world, here are three game changers of the "Miracle Mile" that are using technology to help us live longer, stay healthier and work out better.
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He says their networks involve up to 25 layers of intermediaries and facilitators, among them an ever-changing cast of lorry drivers, travel agents, money changers, people with access to safe houses and fishermen, along with bribeable officials, soldiers and police officers.
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Measures imposed by the government a year ago to crush the black market have had the opposite effect, pushing business owners further into the arms of illegal money changers and forcing some importers to carry large amounts of dollars in cash aboard.
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While we mourned the deaths of greats who lived life in the public eye, the world also lost innovators, ground-breakers, and life-changers — people who may not have garnered as many headlines but made no less an impact during their lives.
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But while the Shangri La is set on a residential stretch of road, the St. Regis sits on a busy commercial boulevard next to a run-down strip mall with two money changers, a pet store and "Maids R Us," a hiring agency.
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You might be next … In an exclusive sneak peek at Wednesday's Survivor: Game Changers, Sarah Lacina and Zeke Smith have three formidable competitors — Sierra Dawn Thomas, PEOPLE Now's own Andrea Boehlke and Tai Trang — in their sights as they confab before the next tribal council.
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The problem: the British Vogue cover looks an awful lot like The Game Changers: Success Secrets from 40 Women at the Top, Samantha Brett and Steph Adams' 2017 book; Markle helped produce the tome and appears on the familiar black-and-white grid cover.
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His rock hard D. Cameron is the executive producer of The Game Changers, a documentary that attempts to debunk the ideas that plant-based diets are low in protein or are poor choices for men who'd like to look like Muscle & Fitness cover models.
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Glamour's Game Changers event was a star-studded affair as the mag's editor-in-chief Cindi Leive and Zendaya hosted a female-friendly bash that included guests Lea Michele, Jaime King, Emily Ratajkowski, Maria Bello, and Aja Naomi King just to name a few.
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How I got visible abs hinged on some minor and cost-effective tweaks to my eating, drinking, and grocery shopping habits that you may find to be game changers, should you want to get your body together for your health and/or summer vanity.
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The idea "is one of the major game changers," said Dr. Peter Rasmussen, who oversees distance health, which includes telemedicine, for the Cleveland Clinic, which also recently partnered with American Well and CVS Health, the drugstore chain, to offer virtual care to MinuteClinic customers.
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Now, Meade is getting institutional recognition for her unique art-making methods: during the Tribeca Film Festival, she was among the dozens of visionaries honored at the 2017 Tribeca Disruptive Innovation Awards (TDIA), along with game changers in fields like robotics, environmentalism, and journalism.
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Over the last week, President Trump has repeatedly referred to remdesivir and other drugs, like two long-used malaria drugs, as potential game-changers, despite pushback by top health officials like Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
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"I think those were the huge momentum changers throughout the round that you need to post a good number," said Finau, who offset his bogey at the par-3 fourth with a birdie at the par-5 eighth to make the turn in 36 strokes.
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And on season 34's Game Changers — which is currently airing and pits some of Survivor's most interesting experienced players against one another — Zeke has been strategic, focused, and giddy as hell to be playing a game he loves with players he's watched for years.
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Though Mr. Jonze is known for his dance-heavy music videos (he twice won MTV awards for helping choreograph Fatboy Slim videos, including "Praise You," in which he danced), "Changers," which runs about 30 minutes, is his first crack at a longer dance piece.
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And through those vantage points, various ideas keep coming up: grand compositional visions, listeners as stakeholders, the jazz musician's ever-changing relationship to repertory and the past, and what it means when game-changers slip away, as Ornette Coleman and Paul Bley did within the last year.
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Once they team up, they outsmart their targets with extensive illicit research and they out-fight them only because they prepare — with intense training, slick black suits, and gravelly voice changers that make them sound just like Christian Bale's weird, muppet-y interpretation of the famous bat.
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This account is based on interviews with people involved in all aspects of the voyage: survivors, relatives of the victims, smugglers, fishermen, coastal residents in Egypt, security and maritime officials, agents who acted as the middlemen between passengers and traffickers, and money changers who handled the cash.
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This article is adapted from Game Changers: How a Team of Underdogs and Scientists Discovered What it Takes to Win by João Medeiros Back then, McLaren had two former world champion drivers, Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button, and was one of the main contenders for the championship.
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The primaries in Florida and Ohio on Tuesday have the potential to be game-changers because both states award Republican delegates on a winner-take-all basis, meaning that he winner of the popular vote in each state will be awarded the state's entire slate of delegates.
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"It is also important to note that one of the biggest game-changers in recent years has been the rise in non-bank market-makers in the FX market, significantly altering market structure as we know it," said Dan Marcus, CEO of ParFX, an electronic trading platform.
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The group exhibition on the first floor, Game Changers displays a collection of interactive, video game-based pieces, including one by MassArt professor Juan Obando, "Pro Revolution Soccer" (2019), inspired by an unlikely connection between Inter Milan (Italian football club) and the Zapatista Army in Chiapas, Mexico.
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"I've had many deep and thoughtful conversations with incredible game changers whom I admire, which is why I decided to start this podcast so everyone can join in and discuss the topics that matter to us most with people who are pretty big deals," Graham said before its release.
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As tech takes a political stand, we must be wary of furthering the conception that we are profiteers, not world changers; that we are calling for equality while outearning and displacing those who need it most; that we are building tools to benefit the privileged, not the underserved.
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High demand for nurse practitioners, physician assistants and physical therapists is "good news for students and career changers, because it takes less school time and tuition money to prepare for those positions than it does to become a physician or surgeon," said U.S. News reporter Rebecca Koenig in statement.
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He was never a wealthy man, but he found a good job as one of the money changers in the Sarai Shahzada market in Kabul, where men with rubber bands around fat wads of notes hawk their exchange rates in the open air, their loud voices clamoring into unintelligibility.
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In their review of the 2012 election, for example, George Washington University's John Sides and UCLA's Lynn Vavreck show how most of the supposed "game changers" throughout the campaign did little to move the polls, which eventually gave the victory to the incumbent, as we would expect with a growing economy.
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How can a religion often defined as a religion of outsiders — one whose sacred texts embrace the overturning of the money changers in the Jerusalem temple and celebrate those who leave their families behind to follow a wandering preacher — ever function in a dominant paradigm without losing its distinctive character?
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Eleven athletes, ages 52 to 97, were selected and honored as Humana Game Changers, people who "exemplify healthy aging and provide encouragement, motivation and inspiration for all to age actively," according to Jennifer Bazante, the senior vice president of marketing at Humana, a health insurance company that has sponsored the National Senior Games since 2007.
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"In this moment, with what's going on with women's stories, I think the thing I was struck with the most over the weekend was, not only have men told most of the stories, but they've invested money in getting women not to tell their stories," they said at a TV Game Changers panel in October.
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Entitled "Changers" and held in La MaMa, the East Village experimental theater, the performance was written and directed by Spike Jonze (of "Her" fame), choreographed by Ryan Heffington (of Sia's "Chandelier" fame) and starred Mia Wasikowska ("Alice in Wonderland") and Lakeith Stanfield ("Atlanta"), as well as a number of pieces from the Opening Ceremony collection.
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The lure of these devices when presented against the backdrop of old, offline devices is obvious: they could change your whole life and in some ways for me, they have, but the headaches are only beginning, and selling them as life-changers without commitment is irresponsible, and there's no transparency about how they could change in the future.
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Read more: Meghan Markle's British Vogue cover is eerily similar to a book she contributed to 3 years ago, but the magazine says it was the editor-in-chief's idea"The Game Changers" by Samantha Brett and Steph Adams was published in 2016, and featured Markle, along with several other female stars, in individual portraits on the cover.
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To have this very complicated conversation unfold on national television, in sort of the first moment in our history where everybody engaged in a 24-hour news cycle — something that we do now all the time, and nobody did back then — that was really one of the game changers, that we're continuing to have that conversation.
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Yet for all that genre game-changers like The Thin Blue Line and Serial have done in staging eye-opening explorations of the justice system, the advent of other hits like Making a Murderer and The Staircase, along with a continuing deluge of true crime podcasts of all sorts, have continued to elevate what fans expect from the genre.
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So he's not being dogged by leaks and accusations because he's trying to turn the Republican Party into a "worker's party" (he isn't), or because he's throwing the money-changers out of the republic's temples (don't make me laugh), or because he's taking steps to reduce America's role as policeman of the world (none are evident).
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First of all, nearly three in four (74 percent) K-12 teachers admit that classroom management seems to be a common hurdle for career changers, second to the 53 percent who say the challenge lies in adjusting to a school setting, and the 48 percent who have to work harder to adapt to how children learn.
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When Wilson, LeCompte, and other game changers take narrative apart and put it back together (or not), they're also playing with what's at the heart of storytelling: human beings and, often, the split between the "real," or private, self and the public self—that creature who is, by definition, a lie, because society is a fiction.
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On top of a packed programming day with fireside chats, breakout sessions and Q&As featuring the top experts and game changers in space, TechCrunch will select 10 startups focused on any aspect of space — whether you're launching rockets, building the next big satellite constellation, translating space-based data into usable insights or even building a colony on the Moon.
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Two of the money changers arrested on Thursday in Uruguay, identified by prosecutors as Francisco Munoz and Raul Pegazzano, had allegedly carried out illegal operations in the past for the world's largest meatpacker, JBS SA. The company said in a statement that its executives who reached plea deals with prosecutors had already given detailed information about the company's connection with the two me.
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The closing will also upend the lives of children who sell bags of six or seven peanuts in the shell, of men who push luggage carts for a fee, of people who hawk manila folders stuffed with a type of spicy beef jerky, of money changers and phone credit sellers — all of whom rely on travelers to manage their precarious financial situations.
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From the more polite, Matthew version: And Jesus went into the temple of God, and cast out all them that sold and bought in the temple, and overthrew the tables of the money changers, and the seats of them that sold doves, And said unto them, It is written, My house shall be called the house of prayer; but ye have made it a den of thieves.
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Art Chansky, who has written several books about U.N.C. basketball, returns to the subject in GAME CHANGERS: Dean Smith, Charlie Scott, and the Era That Transformed a Southern College Town (University of North Carolina, $26), painting A.C.C. basketball and Chapel Hill in the mid-19813s as having at once a relatively liberal ethos even as white restaurants maintained different pickup areas for black customers.
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Dan Boyle and Keith Yandle are gone after this season, unless Yandle decides to tether himself to a sinking ship instead of leaving as a free agent; Dan Girardi has not played since Game 33 of this series as he battles a debilitating case of Dan Girardi; Marc Staal is nearing the end while Dylan McIlrath and Brady Skjei are young but hardly game-changers in the making.
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