Gigi concentrates on the two in a loose white top.
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He concentrates on criminal sentencing, appeals and habeas corpus matters.
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The second season concentrates on the drama of the characters.
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Night 4 concentrates on the court fight for marriage equality.
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Trump is not a man who concentrates on policy issues.
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He concentrates on what the team can do in the present.
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She concentrates on her breathing as she moves through the water.
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She concentrates on trying to get pregnant, despite their faltering relationship.
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Like most of Usher's extensive catalog, "Hard II Love" concentrates on romance.
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Another competitor, PT Kawasaki Motor Indonesia (KMI), concentrates on larger sports motorcycles.
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But Newman concentrates on working the smaller, stabilizing muscles around his joints.
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Instead, Cline concentrates on mood, sense impression, detail, garish comedy, elegant satire.
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Much of his work concentrates on creating timed-release devices for drug delivery.
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Android is the issue, which is why the research paper concentrates on it.
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They hammered out a settlement that concentrates on 6-year-old Jack's interests.
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It currently concentrates on firms involved in artificial intelligence, connected devices and robotics.
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But the pair also concentrates on what matters most to viewers — character development.
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Most summers, he said, he concentrates on maintaining and even building his endurance.
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Instead, the film concentrates on not letting its more natural audience off easy.
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Framing his subjects with subtlety, he concentrates on people others take for granted.
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Instead, she concentrates on policy, and especially on a handful of alarming statistics.
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After "La Scala," the first floor concentrates on dark chapters in our history.
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The research concentrates on the behavior of particles at a subatomic, or quantum level.
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Instead it concentrates on ensuring a lender is properly capitalized and meets financial obligations.
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She talks a lot about "mainstream" porn, which she says concentrates on male desire.
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Instead, the show concentrates on less polarizing topics such as Keanu Reeves's love life.
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He and Madje eventually move to Staten Island, where he concentrates on writing novels.
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" Meanwhile Timanti says that she concentrates "on making music that means something to me.
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Its gas division concentrates on industrial and medical gases, including oxygen, nitrogen and argon.
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After more than three decades in the water, he now concentrates on maintaining momentum.
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GSC then concentrates on wholesaling the product to other web retailers and traditional stores.
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This technique concentrates on decoding only spaces within the field of view of the user.
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Each side therefore concentrates on stirring up people who support it but might not vote.
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Meanwhile, his wife's glasses slide down her nose as she concentrates on the MacBook's screen.
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He concentrates on busting crime and deliberately delegates the handling of the economy to others.
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The first half of this overlong documentary concentrates on Ms. Sheil's meticulous investigations and preparation.
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Its second floor concentrates on wooing large-scale dinner-party-givers and small-scale restaurateurs.
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And she concentrates on forging connections because the best leaders know they can't succeed alone.
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Most news about film preservation concentrates on the new restorations of classics or undiscovered gems.
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Cabanne, on the other hand, concentrates on the gory decay, invoking associations with disease and transgression.
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East Lodge, founded by hedge fund CQS alumnus Alistair Lumsden in 2013, concentrates on structured credit.
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Strayer University, one of the University of Phoenix's biggest competitors, concentrates on telecommunications and business administration.
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Alnylam concentrates on drugs that interfere with RNA, the messenger molecule through which genes express themselves.
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Congressional oversight too often concentrates on district-level conflicts over the distribution of facilities and contracts.
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The Coalition now concentrates on implementing REDD+ and on increasing public and private funding for it.
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Previously, more Democrats than not preferred that their party concentrates on "improving and protecting" the ACA.
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It concentrates on advanced technological skills, which offer the clearest returns and are relatively easy to measure.
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Instead she takes a page from her mom's book and concentrates on taking care of herself instead.
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Appropriately at a time of haunting images of human masses in transit, it concentrates on talent mobility.
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"The Art of the Deal" was "written by" Mr Trump in 1987 and concentrates on real estate.
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Perhaps for that reason, it concentrates on tracing intellectual currents even as it memorializes places and things.
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We're divided up into several studios, and my studio concentrates on multifamily residential, master planning, hotels, resorts.
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Ms. Craig concentrates on health care — she is a former executive from the industry — and local issues.
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A recently released study by the House Majority PAC, a Democratic super PAC, concentrates on this constituency.
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While runners focus on the miles they run, Brooks Running concentrates on going the extra mile for them.
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Beal said he has a team of advisors who oversee his finances while he concentrates on his career.
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Fox says it is reevaluating that division as it concentrates on the election over the next few months.
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In additional to financial services, the company also has a division called Koto, which concentrates on national security.
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Moon and Putin are emphasizing peacemaking initiatives on the Korean Peninsula, while the Trump administration concentrates on denuclearization.
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His research concentrates on institutional investors, such as hedge funds and ETFs and their impact on asset prices.
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The final section, which takes up most of each episode, concentrates on a single subject throughout a season.
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At Zwirner on the Upper East Side, "The Sound I Saw" concentrates on DeCarava's photographs of musical subjects.
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For Freedoms' two-week stint at Aperture concentrates on collectives and the definition of political art making today.
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Cognitive Scale concentrates on short sprints with small teams, getting a working application up and running within 90 days.
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Fryd's approach differs slightly from this tradition because she concentrates on the curative power of feminist art for survivors.
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He concentrates on the role of legal theory in the development of international law, environmental law and criminal law.
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If she concentrates on laying the groundwork for that, we think the market will take this as USD-positive.
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The OIA website offers few niceties about conservation, preservation, or protection, but instead concentrates on the importance of recreation.
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Julian Schnabel's return to filmmaking after 2010's Miral, it concentrates on Vincent van Gogh's (Willem Dafoe) final days.
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Warren Jacques attempts to capture wide expanses of space and time, however, Otto concentrates on fleeting moments and transformations.
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We believe that the group has growth opportunities in the French market as Conforama concentrates on its international development.
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Its companion animal group division concentrates "on areas such as diagnostic imaging and software systems" for veterinarians, Williams says.
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However, his next step is to visit a professional in Switzerland who concentrates on immune system health, he said.
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The particular individuals Moaveni concentrates on have page-turning life stories that make the book's analysis go down easy.
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Masters, which concentrates on older art, is in its seventh edition and will offer wares from some 136 dealers.
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"Autism's False Prophets" (2008) concentrates on the thoroughly debunked assertion that the neurological condition autism results from childhood vaccines.
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Fuller Road primarily concentrates on developments in Albany, where SUNY Polytechnic has a sleek campus near the city's western edge.
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To that end, Ptacin collects insights and highlights from the history of spiritualism but mostly concentrates on Etna's current practitioners.
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The VR also reflects the group's less diversified business model, which concentrates on the UK, and higher than average leverage.
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Both have a similar approach to the marketing side, while Salesforce concentrates on the customer including CRM and service components.
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Warke has seen The Fountain change over that time and now concentrates on better integrating local Catholic and Protestant children.
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Rather than polemics—rather than make games about big ideas, like existentialism, nature, grief—Heffernan concentrates on moments and people.
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He concentrates on criminal sentencing, appeals, and habeas corpus matters, as well as the Freedom of Information and Privacy Acts.
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This year's abortion bill concentrates on the fetus, not the clinic, but it is likely to face legal challenges too.
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He feels like he goes faster if he concentrates on moving his legs, though he admits it's probably his imagination.
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" These days, he concentrates on "things that will better serve me," he said, "because that will better serve the art.
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However, the exhibition concentrates on the 19th century, when mourning in the United States became a much more personal act.
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Dr. Hu's lab in the mechanical engineering department of Georgia Tech concentrates on biological processes that may have engineering applications.
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He also mainly concentrates on guitar and singing back-up vocals, though he occasionally has a solo here and there.
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That's because VC funding increasingly concentrates on a small number of industries, flows overseas, and tilts toward more mature companies.
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This Way Madness Lies concentrates on London's Bethlem Royal Hospital, better known as Bedlam, as a locus for psychiatric trends.
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Because of time constraints - she works part time at a car dealership - she concentrates on the empress and empress-to-be.
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It then looks at neural activity in the brain as the wearer of the hearing aid concentrates on a specific interlocutor.
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While Facebook has toyed with some search ads in the past, it currently concentrates on News Feed ads to drive revenue.
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The third, "New Romanticism," concentrates on painting rooted in history, folk tradition and other subtexts, the signature artist being Anselm Kiefer.
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Both a protest and a means for artists to voice their thoughts on the current administration, Kramer's project concentrates on unifications.
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" According to Greenpeace, the Cato Institute concentrates on "disputing the science behind global warming and questioning the rationale for taking action.
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The institute concentrates on vaccines recommended by the World Health Organization and sells 1.4 billion doses a year around the world.
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Psychology studies human behavior, evolutionary biology examines ecosystems, astrophysics investigates planets and stars, and cosmology concentrates on the universe as a whole.
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Edited by Betsy Evans Hunt, the executive director of the Todd Webb Archive, it concentrates on photographs from the 1940s and '50s.
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It shows an image with content that is explicitly sexual and which excessively shows the body or unnecessarily concentrates on body parts.
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Fuerabamba wants MMG to provide compensation for trucking its copper concentrates on a road that crosses community farmland and dozens of villages.
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Unlike the other memos, Steele's Alfa Group write-up concentrates on internal Russian affairs, with no direct connection to the U.S. election.
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Mr. King's story concentrates on Atlanta's Grady Hospital, which opened its doors in 1892 with a combination of municipal and private funding.
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The anthology of selected texts concentrates on distinctive phenomena in art which arose from the socialist context and the post-socialist transformation.
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Critic's Pick A small museum show that concentrates on the ceramic works of a multidiscipline dynamo comes as something of a relief.
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The show concentrates on salsa's past and on its New York City home turf; the music's worldwide repercussions are beyond its scope.
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Similar to these previous publications, Red concentrates on the color's history in Europe, using examples from art to illustrate its evolving associations.
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USAID, the biggest bilateral donor in Liberia, concentrates on six out of 22002 counties, in a block north and east of the capital.
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Roh said: "This Company serves victims of press defamation: it concentrates on claims, appointment of lawyers, funding, management and supervision of court cases".
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The series doesn't focus on bringing its plot to a conclusion; instead, it concentrates on guiding its characters toward wholeness, if not happiness.
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The VR also reflects Nationwide's business model, which concentrates on mortgage lending and is therefore less diversified than that of other bank peers.
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She concentrates on the family instead: on the world the Colonel made and what it was like for later generations to live there.
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One small gallery concentrates on the elasticity of current representational art with works by Kinke Kooi, William Leavitt, Sara Deraedt and Nicole Eisenman.
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There is value in Crews's having synthesized the full roster of Freud's blunders between 1884 and 1900, the period his book concentrates on.
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While she concentrates on all the ideas she has and the words, I'm also trying to imagine how we could light this scene.
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His most recent assignment was to a citywide Cease Fire unit, which concentrates on reducing shootings and making gun arrests in Jersey City.
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But as Abe's political clout weakens, reforms are now expected to take a backseat as the embattled leader concentrates on restoring his reputation.
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Instead of digging into how their encounter with Negan affects Rick and the gang, the show concentrates on how Negan will torture them.
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Fuerabamba had blocked MMG from transporting Las Bambas' copper concentrates on a road on its farmland for more than two months earlier this year.
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The hedge fund, SECOR Alpha fund, has roughly $500 million in assets, concentrates on macro bets among others, and is managed by Ray Iwanowski.
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It concentrates on so-called single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs)—places in the DNA where an individual genetic "letter" routinely varies from person to person.
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The auto safety project concentrates on Graham's eight crucial body zones, including the brain, skull, face, neck, rib cage, skin, knees, and legs/feet.
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We expect SG's housing loan market share could drop slightly as it concentrates on more affluent clients where cross-selling opportunities are more profitable.
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Founded by Israeli entrepreneurs in 2013 and based in Silicon Valley, SentinelOne concentrates on this endpoint protection powered by machine learning and behavioural analysis.
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So if your activity tracker concentrates on step counts, with 5,000 as its minimum goal, then by all means, reach that total and more.
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In Yakima, "a paradise on the surface," white families live on the town's west side while a growing Latino population concentrates on the east.
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Bondage, however, has only been one theme of Mr. Araki's, and this show spans his career even as it concentrates on its erotic side.
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Her 14-minute "VertiGhost" concentrates on the museum scene in which Kim Novak seems mesmerized by a woman's portrait and James Stewart seems worried.
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Berlin-based Merantix, a venture studio that specifically concentrates on building "AI companies," says it has raised a new €25 million fund ($27 million).
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The acquisition comes less than a week after the company purchased another AI-focused startup, Loom Systems, one that concentrates on automating operations data.
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While scientific research concentrates on the genome within, we are ignoring the exposome– all that we breathe, drink, eat and absorb through our skin.
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It concentrates on his photographs and videos, seen in appropriately large projections, and the ways he constantly fused art and the documentation of art.
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The Guggenheim's exhibit concentrates on a particularly fertile period between 1906 and 1920, during which she produced hundreds of bold paintings and works on paper.
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But he concentrates on his comic book -- "I write it, draw it, publish it, sell it, call up the stores" -- which first appeared in 1992.
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The move comes as he concentrates on his charities and supports his grandmother Queen Elizabeth, 91, while assuming a larger public role in royal duties.
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Sigg leaves the documentary temporarily as Schindhelm concentrates on several artists — Ai Weiwei and Wang Guangyi, among others — living during the time of Communist China.
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A director concentrates on telling a specific story in a specific way, and a filmmaker creates ideas as part of the fabric of their life.
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Revenues have been falling for several years now as Serco concentrates on cutting costs to double its profitability margin to 5 percent from current levels.
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This weekend's concert, the series's last of the season, concentrates on string music and includes a chance to make a string instrument to take home.
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Compiled from an assortment of clips, and arranged in thematic and tonal segments, Minute Bodies concentrates on the awe-inducing quality of Percy Smith's footage.
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On the streets of Cairo, Uber and Careem, a ride-sharing app that concentrates on the Middle East, are slugging it out for market share.
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Kocowa does not feature movies yet, as it concentrates on programs, but you can find American celebrities on some of its game and variety shows.
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While Ms. Basu concentrates on upward mobility, Angelica Baker deals with what happens to the lives of the extremely rich when it all goes away.
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A recently announced strategic plan concentrates on developing a wealth management franchise, which is still in its infancy, including through the integration of recent acquisitions.
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Commissioned by the Onasiss Foundation and TV channel La Sept, Marker's 13-part series concentrates on ancient Greece and its enduring impact on contemporary society.
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The biggest change is the emergence of a for-profit sector that concentrates on subjects such as accounting and computer skills, and often pioneers educational innovation.
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In the turmoil some measures—such as spending on education and roads, plus Medicaid expansion—may pass as the opposition concentrates on blocking more controversial plans.
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HSEMA concentrates on the security and safety of inaugural attendees and started planning for the inauguration back in April, meetings with federal authorities began in July.
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On Time mostly concentrates on European publications, although water clocks and other timepiece experiments were certainly being developed elsewhere, such as in medieval Arabic scientific texts.
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In Barnett's most recent piece in the show, the artist concentrates on old microfilm and found photos, randomly discovered and holding seemingly no definitive historical significance.
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For starters, Chou says, his company's solution concentrates on unstructured data, like pulling information from documents or emails using a variety of techniques, depending on requirements.
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The film concentrates on the years through August 1966, when the Beatles stopped touring after a run that left thousands of screaming fans with sore throats.
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Despite his years in New York, Mr. Saunders said he was "in hog heaven" building out his manufacturing business, which now concentrates on making fixture plates.
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Even while the results continue to disappoint, IBM is trying to transform into a more modern company, one that concentrates on cloud, analytics, security and big data.
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So she got a master's degree in landscape architecture at City College of New York, and expanded her practice into public art that concentrates on ecological issues.
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Flowspace's closest competitor Flexe concentrates on larger companies with bigger monthly minimums, and it serves as an alternative to Amazon Fulfillment for sellers in need of shipping.
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She concentrates on the years between 1780 and 1850, when at its peak tuberculosis caused around 18963 percent of deaths in Europe, even as it was glamorized.
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The new Focus On The User that launched today concentrates on swaying Google's employees rather than regulators, and includes new partners like DemandProgress and American Family Voices.
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But Something Possible Everywhere concentrates on why this particular pier was a distinct hub of collaboration and freedom, even if some artists only visited for a day.
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Since he concentrates on the academy, Mr Abbot gives only limited space to such poignant stories, and to the experiences of youngsters from Asia and South America.
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I have had a number of conversations with them and I think it is fair to say my engagement with the Labour Party concentrates on two issues.
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Since selling his former company, Liberty Alliance, a network of websites, Vallorani says he now concentrates on the conservative merchandise business through his company Romulus Marketing LLC.
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Dalian Wanda and China Resources Land have greater diversity of asset types in their investment-property portfolios, while RSM concentrates on home improvement and furniture retail malls.
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As an incubator, Binance Labs concentrates on pre-ICO projects and MobileCoin will use the funding to "build out [its] team and processes" as it develops its product.
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"It would be beneficial for all if Facebook concentrates on addressing its many existing deficiencies and failures before proceeding any further on the Libra project," Waters told Zuckerberg.
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Instead of considering these critical national priorities, the proposal single-mindedly concentrates on one issue to the exclusion of all others: the raw dollars spent on network deployment.
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The next stage for made-to-order services "is still under debate internally" while Zozo concentrates on shoring up its online mall, he told Reuters in an interview.
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The federal police division responsible for counter-terrorism is set up mainly to fight organised crime, while the state security service concentrates on foiling spying by foreign states.
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The demo concentrates on Karam's flight to avoid conscription into the Syrian army, and he regularly appears as a character in video commentary, wearing the same yellow hoodie.
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"Value Others" is about a naval officer, but rather than focus on his military career, the short drama concentrates on his life after graduating from the naval academy.
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The monograph, published in November by Powerhouse Books, concentrates on Sandler's photography from 1977, when he was gifted a Leica camera, to the weeks before September 11, 2001.
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It can take an hour or more to cross the city, so Ms. Kamizi puts on her headphones, turns up Taylor Swift and concentrates on her M.B.A. studies.
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Understandably, some might argue that prisoners do not deserve a beneficial environment, but it is important to understand the benefits of a correctional system that concentrates on rehabilitation.
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Otonomy also concentrates on treating sensorineural destruction of the ribbon synapse connections that connect hair cells to the auditory nerve bundle, which results in earlier-stage hearing loss.
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"Fences," adapted from August Wilson's play, concentrates on one black family in the 1950s, in particular one black man, played by Denzel Washington, who also directed the movie.
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The foundation currently concentrates on a cluster of about 2,000 villages in the state's Raigad District, a total of 110,20123 households and more than half a million people.
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The first floor concentrates on a selection of paintings offering Mehretu's unique take on the sublime, with works as large as 203 feet tall and 24 feet wide.
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Just last week, we saw Zendesk, the company that concentrates on cloud customer service, enter the sales automation and CRM part of the space with the purchase of Base.
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More recently, he has been flying on behalf of the East Anglian Air Ambulance – a post William is set to give up soon as he concentrates on royal duties.
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Hockney concentrates on the lost pedagogy of copying "masterworks" and, in keeping with his interest in optics, on the technique behind Poussin's painting, and the Degas copy of it.
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Like Airbnb in its frictionless ideal, Bedly instead concentrates on medium to long-term stays (think 3 months, 6 months and so on) rather than a per-night model.
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There also isn't too much overlap in terms of business units of clients for this pairing, as B. Riley concentrates on research while FBR is more equity transaction-oriented.
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First, his narrative largely concentrates on events in the North and Midwest, with a special focus on his alma mater, Wheaton College in Illinois, a hub of Christian abolitionism.
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Instead, she concentrates on the genre basics, as in the movie's admirably hard-core final face-off, even as she insists that we keep our attention fixed on Sadie.
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It wasn't just the corporate raids; the 1980s were also a time of groundbreaking theoretical advances in financial economics, a specialty that concentrates on trading, pricing, hedging and risk.
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The company inked an agreement with Spanish pharmaceutical developer Almirall, which concentrates on medical dermatology treatments, for the development of dermatological treatments based on an antibody developed by 23andMe.
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Since NFL team owners can't own casino companies due to the inherent conflict of interest, Lorenzo could wind up as the team owner while Frank concentrates on the casino company.
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So yes, in terms of an extended universe that concentrates on Spider-Man villains or anti heroes without Spider-Man, I do believe Venom has a lot riding on it.
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But while it simmers in the background, Good Girls Revolt concentrates on its trio of female leads, who shine in their portrayals of the researchers' fight to be taken seriously.
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Fábrica de Startups, a four-year-old accelerator, is headed up by António Lucena de Faria, and concentrates on startups from Portuguese-speaking lands such as Brazil, Macao, and others.
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Their study is limited as it concentrates on a group of people who have already served jail time, who might be quite different to the wider population of potential criminals.
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They said the split takes away broader managerial responsibilities and narrows their roles, allowing them to focus on key targets and client relationships while Gayne concentrates on the UK market.
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A handful of students has begun to specialize in the nascent field, which concentrates on prevention and treatment of addictions and the effect of addictive substances on other medical conditions.
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Dr. Rehm said that whenever she's worried about being exposed to illness, she concentrates on the basics that she can control, such as eating well, exercising and getting enough sleep.
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The book succeeds because it concentrates on his deeply strained family dynamics, and it looks outward, more explicitly than its predecessors, toward how those conflicts reflect or embody global ones.
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A handful of students has begun to specialize in the nascent field, which concentrates on prevention and treatment of addictions and the effect of addictive substances on other medical conditions.
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It is telling that the songs Liverpool fans deploy to deride Chelsea focus on Chelsea's supposed lack of history, and that Chelsea supporters' rebuttal concentrates on Liverpool's more recent failings.
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The Illustrated Dust Jacket concentrates on the 20th-century heyday of the dust jacket, when artists were experimenting with printing and illustration techniques, and publishers were recognizing its advertising potential.
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The trailer reveals the gist of the new film: Mr. Incredible (Craig T. Nelson) is now a stay-at-home super parent while Elastigirl (Holly Hunter) concentrates on saving the world.
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"A person who concentrates on what they have power over becomes unlimited in their ability to manifest what they want in the world," Shyamalan told Drexel graduates in his commencement speech.
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Afghan officials hope National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster will provide clarity from an administration that they feel has neglected their plight as it concentrates on crises in Syria and North Korea.
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It concentrates on the functional aesthetics of a time and place, without reference to the violent end that would greet this state and ultimately affect the maintenance of the buildings honored.
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Direct Relief, which concentrates on medical aid for emergencies and poverty-stricken regions, will begin testing a new online donor site next week, as the annual year-end giving season approaches.
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Instead, it concentrates on songs the artist was far into writing and producing during the last three months of his life, songs which, his friends say, he very much wanted released.
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Warner now concentrates on three areas: all things Harry Potter; DC Comics superheroes; and classic cartoons, including Looney Tunes (Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck) and Hanna-Barbara (the Flintstones, Tom and Jerry).
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Unable to break into management, she concentrates on coddling the regulars, like Amenze (Tina Fabrique), a 60-something community activist, who gets more than her share of copies on the house.
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Lombe's mill is the natural starting-point for Joshua Freeman's lively chronicle of the factory, which as the title of his book "Behemoth" implies, concentrates on the largest specimens of their time.
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This week, international art lovers and investors have been flooding into the British capital to attend Frieze London, which shows contemporary art, and Frieze Masters, which concentrates on classical and modern works.
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If Mr Cai's "What About the Art?" concentrates on the creativity of individual artists, the show at the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris focuses on how artists inspire creativity in one another.
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China has attempted to address these statistical problems, but it is time that the government concentrates on the effect this policy had on its people, and what they can do about it.
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These small exhibitions will document that shift, including "Mounira Al Solh: I strongly believe in our right to be frivolous," which concentrates on that Lebanese artist's encounters with Syrian refugees since 2012.
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DramaFever, as its name implies, concentrates on serial dramas, many of them romances that are often like high-end soap operas with eccentric (by Western standards) plots and vivaciously slick production values.
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In the lulls between bouts of yammering, however, the director, Johannes Roberts, concentrates on building a solid atmosphere of desperation as a winch accident deposits the women unceremoniously on the ocean floor.
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My most recent column concentrates on three of the controversial figures Mr. Trump called out in a tweet after the events in Charlottesville, Va.: Robert E. Lee, Thomas Jefferson and Stonewall Jackson.
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They believe their simplified model — which concentrates on deaths and reproductive failures, not the strength of storms — could be useful for projecting what is likely to happen to other species facing disasters.
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So acclimatized are we to action flicks, and to onscreen conflicts teeming with soldiers, that it's refreshing to find a film that concentrates on hanging back and reversing out of harm's way.
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It is this part of the book — the one that concentrates on the astonishing efforts being made to understand the mind as distinct from the brain — that most seriously commanded my attention.
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But the beginning of Big Little Lies mostly concentrates on the politics of elementary school carpool lanes and restless housewives tearing out each other's throats for lack of anything better to do.
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While the film, in spite of its title, concentrates on the transformation of a racist, White man into a better, more tolerant human being, that was not the aim of Victor Green's guide.
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A potential upgraded version with more fuel efficient engines, dubbed the A2787neo, has been shelved for the time-being, however, as Airbus concentrates on a bigger version of its long-haul A350 plane.
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If Yang — whose platform largely concentrates on universal basic income — can get more 65,000 people to donate in the next 2 months, he will qualify to participate in the first presidential primary debate.
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An upgrade of Nationwide's VR is unlikely as the society's business model, which concentrates on UK residential mortgage lending and savings, is less diversified than that of its more highly rated UK peers.
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Ubu Hard by the Queensboro Bridge (and across from a tragically shuttered, Guastavino-tiled Food Emporium) is this quietly estimable two-decades-old gallery, which concentrates on Dada and Surrealist works on paper.
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When: Sunday, October 19603, 11am–12:30pm Where: Historic Greenwich Village (Manhattan) This spectral walking tour from the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation concentrates on the overlooked macabre history of the neighborhood.
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In the long run his Gaullist reading of institutions, whereby the president concentrates on the grand scheme of things while his prime minister deals with day-to-day affairs, could serve to protect him.
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The analysis looked at the bulk of major MLIs from the African and Asian development banks to the European Investment Bank and Inter-American Development Bank which concentrates on Latin America and the Caribbean.
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IATA says that air freight carries one third of global trade by value, but less than 1 percent by volumes transported, as the industry concentrates on added-value time-critical cargoes, such as medicines.
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And for a team that concentrates on transition defense over just about everything else, Howard should be able to grab a few of his teammate's missed shots without disrupting the Hornets' immaculate floor balance.
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The Utah question concentrates on the mechanics of prescribing and possession: If the referendum is approved, for example, then patients with medical cards would be allowed to grow up to six plants, by Jan.
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The film concentrates on the night that follows, during which Mariam, the student, tries stubbornly to file a complaint, which would require getting a doctor to examine her and policemen to take her testimony.
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Though he is still in touch with Mr. Usovsky on social media, he says he now concentrates on his writings about the risk of war, Stalin's achievements and the misery caused by capitalist exploitation.
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Part of the ever-reliable Mr. Ax's clever program concentrates on impromptus by Schubert and Chopin, with a contemporary interloper: Samuel Adams's "Impromptu (After Schubert)," commissioned to be heard with Schubert's D. 935 set.
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Among other initiatives, Google recently rolled out YouTube Go, an India-focused version of the video app that — like Skype Lite — concentrates on improving the experience in areas where reliable, fast connectivity isn't a given.
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The Briton says the 5,000m will be his last championship track event before he concentrates on marathon running and he hopes to make it the perfect farewell next Saturday by winning a seventh world title.
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Kind of like being on a plane, she thinks at one point, but they've asked her to try to relax and use her own brain as little as possible, so she concentrates on the vids.
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Sometimes the trains are tiny against the mountains or waterfalls, sometimes the focus is elsewhere, like a 1953 photograph that concentrates on the cows in a Vermont pasture, unperturbed by the freight train zooming behind.
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Recette Jesse Schenker's West Village tasting-menu restaurant succumbed to a high rent, and the chef now concentrates on his larger Flatiron restaurant, the Gander, where there are tasting menus and à la carte choices.
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Jill O'Donnell-Tormey at the Cancer Research Institute (CRI), a non-profit in New York that concentrates on immunotherapies, says that everyone has their favourite algorithm to predict which antigens will get the best response.
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The debate in the United States about foreign interference concentrates on who did what to influence last year's election and the need for democracies to strengthen their cybersecurity for emails, critical infrastructure and voting platforms.
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The comments reflect growing concern among Democrats as the former New York mayor, who has eschewed early voting states in favor of a strategy that concentrates on Super Tuesday contests, is rising in the polls.
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From Netanyahu's point of view, while China and Israel may be vastly different in terms of population, physical size and resources, there is a strong fit: while Israel innovates, China concentrates on mass marketing and commercialization.
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BHP, which used to take the lead role in the annual negotiations with smelters, walked away from the benchmark system about five years ago, preferring to sell its concentrates on shorter-dated or even spot deals.
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"It's very focused on the people who live in Padstow, and have family in Padstow," Kate Neale, an ethnomusicologist who concentrates on Cornish music, and who grew up about 10 minutes from the town, told me.
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Beer's book concentrates on those years, and on the last of the Romanovs: Nicholas I, Alexander II, Alexander III and Nicholas II. It was under these men that Russia turned Siberia into a vast penal system.
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But residents in the highland region of Apurimac have said they were not consulted on the revisions and have protested pollution from hundreds of trucks carrying copper concentrates on unpaved roads near their communities every day.
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The new system is unusual because it concentrates on the lower body, and allows a monkey — and perhaps in the near future a human — to use a wireless system rather than be tethered to a computer.
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A significant part of the letter concentrates on "Amoris Laetitia" (The Joy of Love), a 2016 papal document that is a cornerstone of Francis' attempt to make the 1.3 billion-member Church more inclusive and less condemning.
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Rather, it concentrates on his high-end clothes for women, leaving most of his other activities to be sampled in a hectic 19983-minute, three-screen video that's like an extended trailer for a Fellini-esque movie.
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It's all pretty fantastic, which is why this is finally perhaps the moment that Disney gets to gorge, as it concentrates on exploiting its content and stops chasing other tech dreams it could never be good at.
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The two work in hand in hand, he said, though he concentrates on the money side — the funding that comes, in rough thirds, from the government (city and state), from foundations and from corporate and individual donors.
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The planned sale reflects a trend by big drugmakers to focus on their strongest areas and BMS has already taken similar steps to offload non-core assets as it concentrates on high-margin prescription drugs, particularly for cancer.
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"It concentrates on an aspect of gaming most people consider tertiary at best, but also makes it fun because instead of just rating gamepad vibration, we send it to sex toys, which adds some extra context," he said.
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Like rivals Morgan Stanley, Lazard Ltd and Goldman Sachs Group Inc, Bank of America concentrates on defending companies from investors, often prominent hedge funds, that are calling for improved performance or asking for strategic reviews and board seats.
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Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2020 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (D-Florida) argue it should be Mars that NASA concentrates on.
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Each concentrates on a specific period and style, from the often homoerotic faux-naïve figuration of his early fame to the taut geometry of the houses, pools and lawns of Los Angeles and the dry but intimate portraits.
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That's motivated Saracen to double production to 300,000 ounces by year-end, as the mid-tier miner—which is virtually debt-free—concentrates on more exploration activities, having seen a doubling of its stock price in the past year.
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Like rivals Moelis & Company, Evercore, Lazard and Centerview Partners, Greenhill concentrates on defending companies from investors who are pushing management to perform better and calling for strategic reviews, spin-offs and returning capital to investors by buying back shares.
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The early publicity material for "The Hatred of Poetry" included Lerner's citation from the MacArthur Foundation, which concentrates on his two novels but not his poems, as well as several pages of quotations from reviews of those same novels.
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But mostly the show concentrates on the scrappy lives of the characters, some of whom spend much of their time selling their bodies on a pier just off Christopher Street, once a seedy refuge for those on the fringe.
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As with Fuller's dance, Electric Paris also concentrates on how people used the opportunities of an illuminated night, whether to stroll after dark in the park or to totally change the city's infrastructure, as with Baron Georges-Eugène Haussmann.
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The "Happy Land Walk" on Staten Island includes relics of a Victorian-era resort and freighter spotting, while the "Barren Island Walk" concentrates on old tarmacs at Floyd Bennet Field and the bottle-strewn Dead Horse Bay in Brooklyn.
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The 1961 "Burlesque Queen" offers a rare view of a burlesque act in London's Soho at that time, complete with leopard-skin wrap; the 1969 "Moment," by filmmaker Stephen Dwoskin, concentrates on a woman's face before, during, and after orgasm.
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When using the 40-MP RGB camera, which is what the phone relies on most of the time, the P20 Pro uses the monochrome camera to help capture fine details, while the 40-MP camera concentrates on colors and everything else.
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Even if Facebook ends up with a very different TV/video business model from Netflix — if, say, Facebook concentrates on free, ad-supported TV versus Netflix's ad-free subscription business — the two companies will inevitably end up bumping into each other.
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Rather than emphasising the multiple bereavements, the traumas of war, and even the pain of his separation from Edith, David Gleeson and Stephen Beresford's screenplay concentrates on Ronald's inspiring chats with his chums, the so-called Tea Club and Barrovian Society.
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" The writer, incredulous, responded: "I wanted to promote my page but it seems that for Facebook the picture of our Giant [Neptune] is a sexually explicit image that shows off too much flesh or unnecessarily concentrates on parts of the body.
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A shortage of ores and concentrates on the global markets may explain some of the decline in the imports of this raw copper material, but lack of demand in manufacturing is the most likely culprit for the drop in unwrought imports.
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The Met could ease its burden by abandoning the repertory model, in which four or five operas are in rotation in any given week, in favor of the stagione system, which concentrates on one or two works at a time.
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To borrow a famous analysis from the philosopher Isaiah Berlin, Fisker is a fox to Scaringe's hedgehog (according to Berlin, referencing from an early distinction in ancient Greek literature, the fox knows many things, while the hedgehog concentrates on one).
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If it concentrates on seniors and families with young children who might not have the same fears of Facebook, it may have found a way to actually bring us closer together in the way its social network is supposed to.
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Looking at the breakdown of suppliers, and top exporter Australia has fared better than regional rival Indonesia, most likely because it is the major global shipper of coking coal used to make steel, while Indonesia concentrates on lower grade thermal coal.
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Propositions for the Modern Interior at New York's Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) concentrates on the post-World War I period from the 1920s to 1950s, during which synthetic materials like tubular steel and plastic were incorporated into domestic design.
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These days, she concentrates on her sculptural pieces, many of which hug the ear or the finger; she spent nearly a year working with artisans and a 3-D imaging machine to perfect the clasps used for the ear pieces.
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Housing Works, a nonprofit charity that concentrates on fighting AIDS and homelessness, hosts more than 50 weddings a year in its bookstore in SoHo, a number that has doubled over the past four years, and does off-site wedding catering.
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Two dozen of her portraits are on view in "Alice Neel, Uptown," an affectionate, rooted, and at times achingly nostalgic exhibition at David Zwirner gallery that concentrates on her relationships with fellow Harlemites, most of them black, Latin American or Asian.
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In real estate, it concentrates on two types of investment: logistics centres near major cities which benefit from the growth in online shopping, and office buildings in the centre of major cities such as New York, Tokyo, London and Paris.
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"As I have examined Facebook's various problems, I have come to the conclusion that it would be beneficial for all if Facebook concentrates on addressing its many existing deficiencies and failures before proceeding any further on the Libra project," Waters said.
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As several representatives who actually worked on the 1996 Telecommunications Act (under the authority of which all this is playing out) wrote: The proposal single-mindedly concentrates on one issue to the exclusion of all others: the raw dollars spent on network deployment.
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But the main focus of the day is hosting a roundtable discussion with two of Kate's charities, the Anna Freud Centre, which supports children's mental health, and Action on Addiction, which concentrates on the harmful effects to families of drug and alcohol abuse.
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As well as selling off a 20 percent stake in the Athabasca Oil Sands project, now majority-owned by CNRL, Marathon is buying 70,000 net acres in the Permian basin shale play as it concentrates on higher-margin, lower-cost U.S. assets.
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"There is considerably more venture capital available in the US, but there is still no startup in the US that has entered the classic retail banking business, everyone concentrates on individual products in niches and none has revolutionized the core of the account."
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Yet each was pulled in by the force of Graham, who died in 210 at 222, and by her technique, which is rooted in the breath; movement is initiated in the pelvis and concentrates on the oppositional force of contraction and release.
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The more assimilated Mr. Lauterpacht, who pushed for "crimes against humanity," which concentrates on crimes against individuals, appeals more to his intellect, Mr. Sands said, than the outsider Mr. Lemkin and his campaign for the crime of genocide, which focuses on groups.
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The firm focuses on businesses led by people of color, women and military veterans, and concentrates on entrepreneurs whose businesses operate in low and middle-income communities outside of the traditional funding networks of Silicon Valley and New York, the company said.
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I hold my 4-year-old daughter's hand as she lies on the cold surface of the X-ray table, watching her brow furrow as she concentrates on holding her left ankle at the awkward angle in which the technician placed it.
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Without neglecting other things, Kaplan concentrates on "The Stranger" and dwells on Camus's adherence to and emulation of American novels by Faulkner and Hemingway and especially James M. Cain's "The Postman Always Rings Twice," which upended the style and history of French fiction.
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But the standard for a show that is instrumental, without lyrics, like Blue Man Group's show, may not reach 6 percent, said Robert C. Harris, a senior partner at Lazarus & Harris who concentrates on entertainment and theater law and is not involved in the lawsuit.
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This movie sketches out his career with several teams (notably the Boston Red Sox) and his intriguing personal life, and then it concentrates on his most dangerous, and emotionally fraught, overseas mission for the United States government: a confrontation with the German physicist Werner Heisenberg.
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With unforced realism, a minimum of music, spare dialogue and no histrionics, Hittman nicely sketches in Autumn's home life — her mom dresses the kids and the dad both — but mostly concentrates on Autumn and her relationship with the cousin (Talia Ryder) who accompanies her.
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"The stock market tends to like a straightforward story, so if the new administration concentrates on its pro-growth policy actions, the narrative stays relatively simple and shares may find good reasons to continue their climb," Robert Landry, portfolio manager at USAA, said in a note.
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"As I have examined Facebook's various problems, I have come to the conclusion that it would be beneficial for all if Facebook concentrates on addressing as many existing deficiencies and failures before proceeding any further on the Libra project," said House Financial Services Committee Chairwoman Rep.
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Agência Pública, which concentrates on human rights, has revealed abuse of young black men in favelas by police and a secret deal between the government and mining companies to hold down compensation to the families of 17 people who died after a dam collapsed in 133.
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MPB just launched in the US after starting in the UK, MPB concentrates on used cameras and lenses, offering all the perks of going through a more official channel for your used goods—next-day delivery, six month warranties on all items, secure ordering and so on.
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Kevin Downing, a former Justice Department lawyer whose law firm biography notes that his "practice concentrates on criminal and civil tax matters but also includes money laundering, white collar matters and the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA)," will be leading the team representing Manafort, the source explained.
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Instead she concentrates on his ideas: on the importance of scientific education, the hazards of genetic engineering, the violent wastefulness of Western culture, nuclear proliferation, and the need to eradicate national identity and launch a socialist world-state, in which everyone would speak a single language.
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Sometimes he concentrates on a specific and finite confrontation (Kanye West versus Taylor Swift at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards), and sometimes he concocts a more generalized contrast (Axl Rose versus a long list of other rockers and journalists whose butts he threatened to kick).
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It's when Vida concentrates on the bar, what it represents, and the conflict that Emma, Lyn, and Eddy feel over how best to honor Vida and her legacy — which includes considerable bills — that it drives home what gentrification can mean on both personal and professional levels.
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But it also concentrates on the late, richly brushed political takedowns in his works, which anticipate, in tone, one of the stand-up comic strategies of current White House Twitter discourse: delivery of weaponized insults followed by a "just kidding" that no one is meant to believe.
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The idea is that if Ian concentrates on performing a task with his hand, his brain signals are relayed to the computer, decoded by an algorithm and then used to direct the electrodes in the sleeve around his wrist, stimulating his muscles and enabling his arm to move.
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The first episode, which concentrates on the teens, leans on the usual high school clichés — cocky jock versus loner nerd, outspoken witty girl versus blonde babe — and then twists them just enough to prove that the show is more excited to move past those clichés than indulge them.
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Backed by $1.9 million in funding from strategic and financial investors, including Cedars-Sinai Health System, Techstars, Australia's Shark Tank, Slingshot Ventures and Artesian Capital, the company is looking to expand in the U.S. through a dedicated subsidiary as it concentrates on one of the world's largest healthcare markets.
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One of those biopics that tries to encapsulate the sweep and substance of a life by narrowing in on ostensibly representative moments, "Judy" concentrates on Garland's bumpy, weeks-long engagement at the Talk of the Town, a London cabaret-restaurant where patrons sometimes threw breadsticks at the faltering talent.
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But where Zymergen concentrates on empirically derived ways to improve productivity, the expertise of Arzeda's machine-learning systems and scientists is in applying a theoretical understanding of how the shape into which proteins fold determines their function, thus making them better at what they do, or able to do something new.
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Every day for the last 90 days of his wife's pregnancy, Knausgaard concentrates on an object or an idea — lice, Van Gogh, and the migration of birds all appear, in that order — and devotes himself to describing it for his unborn daughter with as much detail and thoughtfulness as he can.
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With the Federal Reserve committed to price stability, the next administration could do wonders for the economy — especially in the long run — if it concentrates on strengthening property rights, liberalizing international trade, removing government impediments to competition, shrinking the size and scope of government and enacting pro-growth tax reform.
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Along those same lines, one of Lost fans' favorite episodes—if not the all-time favorite—is about a man who loses his grip on his sanity as his mind drifts back through time, until he realizes that he can hold himself together if he just concentrates on the woman he loves.
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He was a doctor, whose surgery lay just to the east of the square he knew well, and he concentrates on the city's flickering mundanity: 'Mokka-fix' on Alexanderstrasse, nonpareil cigars, cultured beers in mugs and glasses, card games forbidden, guests are responsible for their own coats, I'm not taking the rap.
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Khan's Forrest Gump act doesn't help either, nor does his constant reference to yakeen (faith) and his belief that he can literally move mountains with it (including several scenes where Khan crouches with his hands stretched forward and concentrates on a far-off mountain to try and move it with his will).
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"At the end of the summer, there were a lot of things going on in the world: there was discussion around interest rates, concern over Brexit, uncertainty over where the economy was headed," said Steve Arcano, who concentrates on M&A as a partner at law firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom.
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After the associate justices lob rhetorical bombs at the presenting lawyers and one another, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., who relishes his role at the center of the bench, chimes in and lays down a proverbial iron dome that deflects the extraneous points and concentrates on a unified understanding of the case.
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The show in Cairo concentrates on four decades (1930s–1960s) and two art groups (Art and Liberty, and the Contemporary Art Group), though the end of the exhibition ventures beyond those dates to integrate contemporary work as a way to show how the threads of Egyptian modernism continue to inform art today.
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Much of the cannabis and cannabis concentrates on the market today are grown and sold in the U.S., but the devices used to consume them are manufactured in China, according to Arnaud Dumas de Rauly, co-CEO of The Blinc Group, a vapor and cannabis incubator, and treasurer for the Vapor Technology Association.
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"Today's feature-length opener concentrates on the gaudy inauguration of President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE, and the stirrings of protest and despair surrounding the ceremony, while pundits speculate gravely on what lies ahead," the piece concludes.
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On the other hand, the longer that "After the Wedding" goes on, the more it concentrates on the woes of white folk, to the exclusion of all else, and you gradually realize that the Third World, far from being a source of cultural tension, isn't even a backdrop to minor domestic events on the East Coast.
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"With the global wealthy population at an all-time high, the next 10 years will see the biggest-ever wealth transfer in modern history," said Maeen Shaban, the director of research and data analytics at Wealth-X, whose report concentrates on people with net assets of $83 million or more — the richest 0.1 percent of global society.
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Incubator hubs in former factories have begun to dot the river's edge and the uplands like pearls on a string: Aside from Manufacture NY, there is the Greenpoint Design and Manufacturing Center, a complex of old brick buildings originally built for the textile industry, and New Lab in the Brooklyn Navy Yard (which concentrates on prototyping and structures), to name just a few.
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Why you should consider donating: In addition to its seriously impressive record of success and the high quality of its research, the Clean Air Task Force does well on the neglectedness criterion: It often concentrates on targeting emissions sources that are neglected by other environmental organizations, and on scaling up deployment of technologies that are crucial for decarbonization yet neglected by NGOs and governments.
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Atlassian offers a wide range of collaboration tools that focus on different roles, Salesforce Chatter concentrates on life inside the Salesforce platform, Cisco Spark has broader unified communications ambitions, Yammer (which Microsoft purchased in 2012 for $1.2 billion) is an older attempt at the same idea and Convo is a startup with its own cloud-based chat service, which hasn't gained quite the same traction as these larger players.
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Most notably, Pear now features three other partners: Ajay Kamat, who focuses on consumer startups and previously founded the of Pear-funded startup Wedding Party, which he sold to Instacart; Ian Taylor, who heads up Pear's "Dorm" programs and concentrates on supporting student founders; and Nils Bunger, who previously founded the desktop virtualization company Pano Logic before founding MobileSpan, a maker of enterprise file-sharing software that he sold to Dropbox.
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