The others are the Independent Educational Consultants Association and the Higher Education Consultants Association.
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Mizuho will work with technical consultants Atkins and legal consultants White & Case, NWC said.
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In 2019, LuLaRoe sued Piphany and several ex-consultants, claiming Piphany was essentially stealing their consultants.
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For some consultants, according to one class action filed by former consultants in 2017, Stella Lemberg et al. v.
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She had stuck lots of consultants on the DNC payroll, and Obama's consultants were being financed by the DNC, too.
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Amott — and, until recently, Singer — are among an estimated 2200,24 educational consultants across the country, according the Independent Educational Consultants Association.
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While many consultants adhere to optional ethical guidelines set out by national professional associations, some consultants do not, Professor Redding said.
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Certified Pet Dog Trainer, International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants and Certified Dog Behavior Consultants are three that experts point to.
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KonMari consultants are ranked by levels: Green-level consultants, the majority of the graduates, have completed 10 tidying sessions with two clients.
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For years, employers and anti-union consultants have reported their financial relationship only when the consultants have engaged in "director persuader activity" — i.e.
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Business Insider interviewed 15 former Amazon employees who left to become consultants, and three Amazon consultants who did not work at the company.
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To complete the tower, he partnered with a number of consultants: a musician, a chimes artist, an acoustical engineer and a wind consultants.
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Like thousands of its consultants, LuLaRoe was also stuck with a bunch of inventory it couldn't sell after consultants stopped ordering as much.
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So, I started to get consultants that would not work with me, but work against me and those consultants applied too much pressure.
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There are now about 8,19943 private educational consultants in the U.S., up from 2,500 five years ago, according to the Independent Educational Consultants Association.
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Butz, based in London, will take primary responsibility in working with UK domestic consultants as well as assisting in the firm's coverage of international consultants.
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Kondo conducts seminars for prospective Consultants, which cost about $2,200 per person, and once Consultants become certified, they must pay a $500 annual membership fee.
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Mr. Trump has no patience for consultants and experts, especially the consultants and experts in the Republican Party who were proven wrong about his election.
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Employees, consultants, management board members and supervisory board members as well as employees and consultants of subsidiaries are eligible to receive awards under the 2015 Plan.
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And the crown prince will sometimes ask different companies for proposals, then have their consultants pitch to each other as he looks on, the consultants said.
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Participants in the project include floating wind turbine maker Principle Power Inc, Aker Solutions, ecological consultants H.T. Harvey & Associates and environmental consulting firm Herrera Environmental Consultants Inc.
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Plus, studios hire experienced consultants to run campaigns for their nominees — consultants who often are taking pages right from the most notorious Oscar campaigner in Hollywood history.
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Either Schwerin or Rooney will write up a first draft that gets shared with the consultants: senior strategist Joel Benenson, and consultants Jim Margolis and Mandy Grunwald.
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It offered all consultants 1903% refunds for all their inventory if they quit, including a refund for shipping, in a bid to sign up even more consultants.
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Winget's departure comes as many LuLaRoe consultants — the tens of thousands of women who sell its clothing — flee the business in droves, according to interviews with nine former consultants.
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For too long progressive funders, consultants, and operatives have been stuck on national TV ads, expensive digital consultants, and the new darling of political tech -- peer-to-peer texting.
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Katie qualified for an all-expenses-paid seven-day trip to four Caribbean countries aboard the Carnival Splendor (consultants had to pay for their own travel there) full of LuLaRoe consultants and their spouses, and many of the top consultants would hype up the experience through photos and videos throughout the year.
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The location of Essential Consultants could become legally significant if investigators establish that Mr. Cohen used Essential Consultants to evade campaign finance laws requiring full disclosure of campaign donations and disbursements.
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While some believe management consultants can help institutions become more effective, others are dubious, particularly after they've seen the consultants' interventions fail to help — and in some cases even damage — institutions.
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According to a survey by consultants McKinsey & Company www.mckinsey.
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Expert360's global platform gives access to over 15,000 experienced independent consultants, and says it maintains strict quality standards, accepting only 1 in 6 applicants and features consultants from over 90 countries.
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As such, Tarki works with hundreds of McKinsey consultants aiming to transition out of the firm a year, and has placed consultants with eight out of the top 10 strategy consulting firms.
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McDonald writes:Between 1950 and 1959, as the proportion of consultants at the firm with MBAs climbed from 20% to over 80%, the median age of McKinsey consultants dropped by almost 10 years.
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So far it has cut 750 jobs, mainly engineering and IT consultants, and reduced the hourly wage for such consultants, which CEO Hakan Samuelsson would led to savings 1 billion crown from July.
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The policy isn't what sellers or consultants thought it would beWhen the August 16 policy was enacted, sellers and consultants believed Amazon would give them that 30-day notice when they were suspended.
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Political consultants have employed variants of the strategy ever since.
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"They have attorneys that work with image consultants," Sanders says.
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There's a world of consultants who specialize in crisis management.
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Hyuga was previously a senior associate at Global Strategy Consultants.
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Why hire fancy consultants, if you could spot problems yourself?
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Pretty soon, however, angry former consultants began to speak out.
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"Others go out and hire very expensive consultants," Trump said.
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"I've had four consultants leave the campaign," Newman told Politico.
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Risk consultants are busy warning clients to leave the country.
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Instead, the agreement was initialed and signed by Essential Consultants.
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So in came the consultants and out came the yardsticks.
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They even served as design consultants for the cloud giant.
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He's in "Office Space," he's one of the two consultants.
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We believe that immigration consultants are wolves wearing sheep's clothing.
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We also had consultants whose expertise was just military costuming.
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Many do not switch consultants to get a better outcome.
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Rather than outsourcing campaigns to D.C. consultants, harness that enthusiasm.
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But Grandpa Myron and Grandma Rae were my moral consultants.
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Should they rely less on data mavens and political consultants?
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Term limits for consultants would help ease those structural anomalies.
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The company, Essential Consultants, has no board, employees or website.
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So Wildlife Works hired independent environmental consultants to design one.
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Instead, like other consultants, Moss advises companies to start small.
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Many sellers and consultants thought that policy would protect them.
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Mr. Reichberg is associated with a company called JR Consultants.
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The Dance of Two Parties sustains the consultants and activists.
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He and Patten crossed paths as political consultants in Ukraine.
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That, brand leaders and consultants say, has influenced recent moves.
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They generally aren't people who want to be management consultants.
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Other victims included aid workers, professors, diplomats, entrepreneurs and consultants.
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More: Inside the pricey, totally legal world of college consultants.
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Cari Sietstra is a principal at Cambridge Reproductive Health Consultants.
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Bloomberg hired top of the line consultants and overpaid them.
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That industry includes professions such as lawyers, consultants and engineers.
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Generational consultants teach companies about millennials and their workplace habits.
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That's one reason demand for freelancers and consultants is rising.
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Bain & Company is a target firm for many aspiring consultants.
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His parents are consultants to education and social science organizations.
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He is a managing director at Hills & Company, International Consultants.
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The office for GRQ Consultants, Barry Honig's company, lacks signage.
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No one is safe: not incumbents, not their corrupt consultants.
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But for some veteran consultants, the situation is hardly new.
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Physicians were paid as consultants to further spread their message.
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Why wasn't that thought of before, speaking of management consultants?
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When you talk to political consultants ... A lot of voters.
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Many other relatives of DeAnne and Mark's became consultants, and by the end of 2013 the company had around 100 consultants and was earning a few million dollars in revenue, according to court records.
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Nancy Pelosi re-elected as House Democratic leader "I think we have to seriously look at this over-reliance on political consultants and media consultants and pollsters rather than going with member input," Thompson said.
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Not only do consultants help raise money through direct mail or internet solicitations but consultants spend money in ways that help campaigns comply with federal rules while signaling to donors the legitimacy of the candidate.
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His dependence on consultants is so great that some of the companies have people embedded at the royal court to respond quickly to requests, according to three consultants who have done work for the kingdom.
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While the company claims that participants, which it calls consultants, can profit from spending less than $5,000, Business Insider obtained data in 2017 that showed more than 80 percent of consultants made less than $5,393.
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I've noticed that the poet is often quoted by cybersecurity consultants.
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Matthew Sanchez, a geologist with the consultants RJ Lee Group Inc.
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The jobs primarily affected were those of consultants, Sveriges Radio said.
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The regulator assessed 12 consultants influencing 1.6 trillion pounds in assets.
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Till's living family members are continuous consultants on the commission's projects.
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Employers hire consultants to help them manage their prescription drug costs.
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Before joining PepsiCo, he worked at consultants McKinsey for two decades.
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But this is a potential gold rush for enterprising US consultants.
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Today, it is replete with besuited management consultants and bearded baristas.
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The Journal previously reported that Cohen dissolved Resolution Consultants on Oct.
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Now there is a question worthy of the world's best consultants.
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This is significant, as not all consultants approach belonging the same.
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She also says different consultants have different approaches to price structuring.
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Your consultants should be ecstatic to be part of the solution.
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If they do, it usually involves bringing in consultants to help.
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Ericsson (ERIC) is cutting 3,000 jobs and 900 consultants in Sweden.
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And that's something that image consultants have plenty to say about.
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Bridal consultants ran around the shop, weighted down with alteration gear.
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Some HR consultants have even started to worry about "diversity fatigue".
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That's followed by sales managers, marketers, researchers, corporate strategists and consultants.
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Users will also have the option to connect with financial consultants.
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Further, the company's medical advisory members, including Nelson, are paid consultants.
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New mothers can also access lactation consultants for a similar fee.
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Lactation consultants told me it was normal, but I was miserable.
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A new book adds another legacy: the ascent of political consultants.
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I am one of a few second-generation national political consultants.
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He also hired Hispanic campaign consultants to leverage their cultural competency.
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The saga of Essential Consultants proves that Cohen is no Trump.
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He has not yet reached out to consultants or staff, however.
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Some consultants for cable companies have also criticized the F.C.C. proposals.
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MassMutual Asia employs some 3,000 professional consultants, according to its website.
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Other consultants offer expertise on products they helped build at Amazon.
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The consultants discovered openings around pipes and ducts in the walls.
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Avenatti's report details suspicious transactions connected with Cohen's company, Essential Consultants.
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Today it numbers 10 employees and consultants, including former law enforcement.
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A morning conference call with Washington consultants was canceled this week.
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So too was Google's decision to hire IRI Consultants, he said.
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But others said the consultants rarely waded into delicate policy matters.
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Several sources said Gallego has begun interviewing possible staffers and consultants.
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But it's a strategy that some consultants say could pay off.
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Her father, a financial analyst, owns Keystone Financial Consultants in Atlanta.
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Three veteran consultants who played a crucial role in shaping Sen.
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His refusal, however, drew complaints from licensed companies and their consultants.
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There are also a few consultants who work for the company.
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But they have heard from consultants that consumers prefer darker reds.
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They're engaging in lobbying activities, they're just calling themselves consultants instead.
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That's why political consultants say straightforward TV ads no longer work.
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But for years, many American consultants have skirted the law's requirements.
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The firm's insights are based on data and consultants' problem-solving.
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It was through Essential Consultants that AT&T retained Mr. Cohen.
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Novartis said its former chief executive, Joe Jimenez, hired Essential Consultants.
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Sleep consultants do not train babies, after all, they train parents.
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Consultants are trained by experience, and by mentors, to go negative.
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Consultants often accept work, but that doesn't mean there aren't complaints.
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Instead, Obama had filled his administration with consultants and political operatives.
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The secret sauce is in how these consultants make their money.
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More importantly, they should put pressure on consultants to deliver results.
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A WHO spokesperson said the agency welcomed the use of consultants.
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Consultants told us pro bono contracts often turn into paid work.
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Prices have since recovered some 60 percent, according to consultants MEPS.
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That's exactly what McKinsey consultants found in research published in June.
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Cohen also used Essential Consultants to pay hush money to Daniels.
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AT&T paid up to $0003,000 to Essential Consultants in 2017.
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You had been one of the more important workplace management consultants.
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But the Labor Department argued that previous administrations had allowed an enormous loophole that effectively exempted consultants who coached supervisors on how to influence employees so long as the consultants didn't interact with the employees directly.
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Devoting 30 of the 208 pages that make up its interim report into the asset management industry to the role of investment consultants, the regulator said consultants, on average, failed to pick fund managers who could outperform.
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The global war on white-collar crime is giving rise to a new global industry: advisers such as Wall Street Prison Consultants and Executive Prison Consultants specialise in helping white-collar criminals adjust to life behind bars.
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Update October 4th, 9:26AM ET: Added more comments from Cambridge Consultants.
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By the end of the year, C6 aims to have 1,000 consultants.
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The consultants were hired under the city's former emergency manager, Kevyn Orr.
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Most wind up paying consultants a whole lot of money and losing.
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A lot of hospitals have lactation consultants if you need help breastfeeding.
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Earlier this year, two consultants left Newman's campaign because of the blacklist.
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In addition to representing Cohen, Blakely also represents the company, Essential Consultants.
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Columbus Nova, the Avenatti report claims, paid approximately $500,000 to Essential Consultants.
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But, she said, there is a market need for online dating consultants.
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Insurers face many hurdles, however, to becoming service providers and risk consultants.
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The "competitors", if you will, in this case are traditional political consultants.
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Dūcō Tagline: A B2B marketplace that connects enterprises with high-end consultants.
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You brought in cultural consultants, and you mentioned your extensive Mexican travel.
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Consultants PwC said the FCA's overall package posed various challenges for firms.
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But two consultants in their early 2000s were running out of options.
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Hector Xtravaganza, Skylar King, and Sol Williams will also serve as consultants.
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Smaller consultants, however, remained eager for a shake-up of the sector.
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That monetization creates a new labor market for these sorts of consultants.
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Mark has asked us to reevaluate how we work with communications consultants.
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Both insinuated that the political consultants on the opposite side were shady.
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These companies also typically issue equity compensation to employees, consultants or advisors.
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"How Trump Consultants Exploited the Facebook Data of Millions," read the Times'.
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Calls and emails to the National Association of Immigration Consultants went unreturned.
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In 2015, consultants PricewaterhouseCoopers found Noble had complied with international accounting rules.
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Cohen formed Essential Consultants to pay Daniels the $2171,2000 in hush money.
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A memo by consultants Deloitte cast Britain's leadership in a chaotic light.
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As computer consultants, Rubin and her husband get paid by the hour.
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The other seven named officials are former lawyers, consultants or political figures.
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As CEO at Matisia Consultants, Roth was meeting with a new client.
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The consultants pointed out a link between rising rents and rising homelessness.
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Nowhere is this more evident than in the case of Essential Consultants.
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That is roughly in line with a recent estimate by consultants McKinsey.
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This industry includes jobs such as lawyers, accountants, consultants, architects and engineers.
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Verma has said consultants were contracted "to promote the programs" already underway.
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He also thumbed his nose at media consultants, data analysts and pollsters.
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For decades, I have worked with plaintiff consultants who are exceptional professionals.
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Rival consultants and campaign aides, though, expressed doubts about the company's claims.
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The insurer has over 2,800 financial consultants and staff, its website showed.
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Christie is helping cultivate talks between donors and the outfit's potential consultants.
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The bride, 26, and groom, 32, are management consultants for McKinsey & Company.
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His parents are international education consultants focusing on humanitarian relief and development.
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Here's what you need to know: Essential Consultants was established on Oct.
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There will be stories of gurus, consultants, journalists, speechwriters — not just politicians.
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It's a strategy that may rankle even the most supportive establishment consultants.
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FIFA has hired external consultants to ensure those rules are not broken.
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Power brokers, unprogrammed by media consultants, openly bloviated about back-room deals.
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And they were hired as consultants to help win the bank work.
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Some proposed witnesses and consultants will require security checks and clearances too.
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Companies do commonly hire consultants with ties to politicians for strategic advice.
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Consultants specializes in advising leaders to make smarter money and business decisions.
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E-Trade has around 410 in-house financial consultants of its own.
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"Others go out and hire very expensive consultants," Trump said in August.
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If ordering online, consultants can be reached by phone to answer questions.
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Independent contractors include anyone from Uber and Lyft drivers to independent consultants.
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Companies have already spent money hiring consultants and leasing more office space.
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Consultants at the firm proposed a four-month study for $1 million.
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These analysts are paid consultants, and the report was not peer-reviewed.
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Customers can buy its products online and through more than 47573,000 consultants.
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Customers can buy the products online and through more than 300,000 consultants.
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It was also a show where Native people were consultants, not organizers.
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The app essentially puts a group of 30 highly trained and certified lactation consultants across the country who have experience as registered nurses, in-hospital lactation consultants, doulas, and more at your fingertips, providing new parents with help.
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A majority of U.S. political consultants believe that sexual harassment is at least somewhat common in campaign industry, while nearly half of female consultants say that they have experienced harassment themselves, according to a new survey released Wednesday.
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This same research suggests that because consultants are hired by candidates who already enjoy competitive advantages like incumbency and money (both scare off quality challengers), it is difficult to assess the value of consultants or the services they provide.
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Some high schools ask parents not to work with consultants — as at least one of the private schools embroiled in the admissions scandal did — and some consultants ask families not to reveal to schools that they have been hired.
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A person close to Mr. Intrater said that the executive had no idea Essential Consultants was used for the separate payment to Ms. Clifford, and that he hired a number of other consultants at the time for similar prices.
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The consultants on the show were really amazing and they brought their stories.
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The DNC brought in consultants from the private security firm CrowdStrike in April.
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That said, it's obvious those pseudonyms refer to Donald Trump and Essential Consultants.
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Large companies may employ several of the Big Four as consultants or advisers.
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Stars groom much more privately, with consultants and surgeons used to nondisclosure agreements.
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Essential Consultants removed the lawsuit to federal court — a move joined by Trump.
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Across the board, operatives said, staffers and consultants still rely heavily on email.
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But industry sources say those consultants don't steer companies toward the best deals.
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Consultants predict up to 40 billion pounds in bulk annuity deals this year.
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It's "not unusual" for consultants or vendors to be "conflicted out," said Salazar.
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An electric motor takes about 8043 hour to assemble, according to consultants AlixPartners.
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The invitees are mostly conservative digital-media types, including consultants, activists and executives.
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The Indian middle class conjured up by the marketers and consultants scarcely exists.
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Survey participants included primarily Germany-based real estate investors, consultants and portfolio managers.
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Workplace consultants say employer views are changing, even if state legislation is not.
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The DNC brought in consultants from the private security firm CrowdStrike in April.
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Startups, tech firms and consultants are offering tools to help smaller retailers adjust.
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A new report* from the consultants at McKinsey veers towards the optimistic camp.
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Their political consultants are often hired to advise the region's parties during elections.
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Other mid-level aides have started reaching out to consultants, shopping their resumes.
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The two former campaign aides will be working on Onward Together as consultants.
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The company also pays contractors and consultants, while drivers are considered independent contractors.
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The Republican consultants want someone in the office they can have influence on.
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PPC has hired PwC and HSBC as consultants on the sale, he added.
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The same consultants had links to the Obama administration and the Clinton campaign.
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That hasn't stopped an entire industry of consultants and proxy advisers from trying.
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The board should be able to speak with senior employees and outside consultants.
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Consultants at CRU expect a 725,20 tonne deficit in refined zinc this year.
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Furthermore, a candidate's gender can play heavily into how consultants calculate attack ads.
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But unlike most SEO consultants, Botify won't tell sites to add more content.
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And, unsurprisingly, revenue projections offered by infrastructure "consultants" don't live up to hype.
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They're accused of directing $15.5 million worth of contracts to politically related consultants.
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Political candidates, consultants and the media generally misunderstand the politics of abortion rights.
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They were Democrats, they said, consultants to social justice nonprofits, teachers, veterans' advocates.
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The bride's father is a cardiologist at East Tennessee Heart Consultants in Knoxville.
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His father retired as a partner in PRTM Management Consultants in Waltham, Mass.
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Prolive Consultants, the company secretary for Unaforte, appears to be one such company.
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Essential Consultants was also used to pay Daniels $130,000, according to the documents.
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Andy Langenkamp is a senior political researcher at ECR Research and ICC Consultants.
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The consultants were important to the process because the creators weren't Latinx themselves.
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L.A isn't the first zoo to use its animals as brewing consultants either.
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Avenatti's new report detailed payments to Essential Consultants that were not previously known.
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The developments have had a chilling effect in Washington among lobbyists and consultants.
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Novartis, for example, acknowledged paying $85033 million to Cohen's company, Essential Consultants LLC.
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She advised aspiring consultants not to be afraid to narrow down their niche.
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"You hire consultants like that because you decided to crack down on employees."
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Employers and consultants will still have exclusive access to employees at the workplace.
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The consultants who told these guys not to hit Trump shd be punched.
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Officially, he's still only exploring, but he's hired a bunch of political consultants.
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That's the thing his political consultants marveled at when I talked to them.
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Another common mistake when entering prison, say consultants, is making friends too fast.
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Monday's report showed 19 payments to American Made Media Consultants totaling $1.6 million.
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Dr. Collins, 43, is an interventional cardiologist for Capital Cardiology Consultants in Washington.
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I think sometimes consultants are hired for the reasons that you mentioned earlier.
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Her mother is the chief executive of Career Prep Consultants, which refines résumés.
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That's something color consultants have to do even when they're working with museums.
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The city is full of incubators and consultants who specialize in hardware production.
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His teams of foreign management consultants lack a bureaucracy and a local base.
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Bain consultants predicted that the coronavirus would cost China more than $72 billion.
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In addition, the department has employed outside consultants to assist with its reforms.
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You don't need consultants who are against Brexit and trying to undermine it.
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Cohen established Essential Consultants, a Delaware limited liability company, to secretly pay Clifford.
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Obviously, this would be really, really hard on our nation's forgotten financial consultants.
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Obviously, if a president's health deteriorates drastically, medical consultants should be called in.
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Novartis said in a statement that its agreement with Essential Consultants had expired.
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Consultants were often encouraged by their sponsor to buy more than the minimum.
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He says that eventually the company paid consultants around $120 million in returns.
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" NRCC spokesperson Michael McAdams said in a statement the committee "doesn't blacklist consultants.
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McKinsey's consultants spend most of their days interacting with clients and presenting proposals.
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Zuckerberg said Thursday that the company will review it ties to outside consultants.
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Campaign strategists and consultants on the left and on the right weighed in.
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Clinton also made those staffers available as consultants for the organizations she backed.
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Political consultants will tell candidates that raising money is the key to success.
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But now, vendors and consultants are now forced to comply with the rule.
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A small number of consultants make huge amounts of money when Democrats run.
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Acharya said Zetwerk largely competes with domain project consultants in the offline work.
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Assemblymember Evan Low said it's about bringing transparency to these firms and consultants.
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And of course, it's not just pitch deck consultants who can do this.
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It's also missing information on what, exactly, consultants have been hired to do.
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It also utilized several other independent consultants who specialized in communications and speechwriting.
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He set up a shell company, Essential Consultants LLC, to handle the payment.
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Consultants predict 30 billion pounds worth of UK pension transfer deals this year.
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McKinsey consultants are known for their drive, but the company offers employees the chance to take as much as 10 weeks off between projects and is always on the hunt for new talent, including analysts, data architects and of course, consultants.
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"We have had consultants from three vendors: Astucemedia, who are our graphics and creative consultants; Vizrt, for the graphics engines and graphics tracking; and Mo-Sys, the camera-tracking system," Gargle said, in a statement released by ABC News this afternoon.
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Gig economy workers through services such as Uber, Lyft and TaskRabbit, as well as IT consultants in Silicon Valley, management consultants and even stockbrokers who forgo benefits and certain legal protections to work as independent contractors all qualify for this deduction.
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Think about your end goalAtta Tarki is the founder and CEO of ECA (formerly Ex-Consultants Agency), a specialized executive search firm with its roots in management consulting that places top-tier management consultants into permanent and project-based opportunities.
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Consultants help shape CMS strategy Before the Trump administration, communications consultants were used mostly for sweeping agency priorities, like raising awareness of Medicare open enrollment or encouraging sign-ups for the Affordable Care Act, five current and former officials said.
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British consultants travelled around Europe and the former Soviet Union offering lessons on privatisation.
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It added that UniCredit was working with top-flight consultants, including Rothschild's Daniel Bouton.
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For this very reason we offer our consultants no promotions, sales targets or bonuses.
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Another mall in Manhasset, New York offers private rooms with wardrobe consultants and tailors.
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She's only going to take care of herself, her husband, her consultants, her donors.
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Some, like the My Medela, also give women access to breastfeeding advice and consultants.
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How does that differ than say other ways of people learning or consultants, really?
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That's just the kind of thing awards consultants are paid big money to accomplish.
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That's why people spend the big bucks on lactation consultants who make house calls.
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Northam's consultants seem more concerned with not alienating Trump voters than inspiring Democratic voters.
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Yang added consultants, including the firm that cut ads for Bernie Sanders' 2016 campaign.
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Lactation consultants are health care professionals who specialize in the clinical management of breastfeeding.
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The insurer has more than 2,800 financial consultants and staff, as per its website.
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She serves as the CEO of Pario Consultants and President of Global TechnoPolitics Forum.
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But there are plenty of lactation consultants who operate privately and are cash-only.
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Google said some of those outside consultants were also working for competitors or complainants.
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Google is asking the state to stop sharing confidential business information with those consultants.
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Active-shooter training consultants are still covered in the media as a dark novelty.
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Many retirees are looking to draw on their occupational skill set and become consultants.
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"The church has declined in influence, but the power of the consultants has not."
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Detective agencies such as Pinkerton and consultants like Control Risks advise multinationals on security.
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Riyadh is spending tens of millions of dollars on foreign consultants for the NTP.
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That is good news for political consultants and campaign measures, but not for justice.
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Labour costs vary a lot: besuited consultants are more expensive than sandal-wearing volunteers.
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But most of this criticism of DAFs has come from academics and charitable consultants.
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"Many consultants recommend things to IBM, many of which remain merely recommendations," IBM said.
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One of our great consultants, this guy Robert Pearlman, runs a space website [collectSPACE].
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"I'm not concerned for refineries," said Steve Sawyer, head of refining with consultants FGE.
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Many lobbyists and political consultants now work at the agencies they sought to influence.
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The most expensive programs can run to hundreds of thousands of dollars, consultants say.
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These consultants selling a certain vision of how the corporation ought to be run.
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A Walmart-Flipkart deal could lead to more intense price competition, retail consultants said.
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Ailes reportedly hired consultants, political operatives and private detectives using the money in question.
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Often they use consultants, experts in how best to purchase and use PBM services.
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For the soybean survey, Beijing Orient Agri-business Consultants, JCI, COFCO and Zhongqi responded.
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Consultants will be hired, if necessary, to develop policy or training, the city says.
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The UK-based actuaries and consultants appointed Marc Spurling to its business risk division.
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"We have to stop listening to the consultants who continue to lose," she said.
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It's unclear if Dimon hired consultants or pollsters to determine his odds of winning.
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This can be a trying and expensive process, often costing millions in consultants' fees.
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Paid DNC consultants also have a vested interest in maintaining the DNC status quo.
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Furthermore, consultants don't all agree about the dangers of the churn-and-burn approach.
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The magazine reported that the network dismissed five consultants hired by Ailes last week.
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According to the report, Summit charged the Energy Department to employ three lobbying consultants.
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The party establishment has reportedly threatened to blacklist consultants who work for Mr. Trump.
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Among the duties of those consultants was bolstering Verma's image, the news outlet reported.
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Consultants questioned whether the bank can achieve that target while keeping within its budget.
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"In general, the recommendations were really great," she said of the consultants she used.
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Yahoo is now working with outside security consultants and said its investigation was continuing.
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And there is no doubt he will hear from political consultants that it's possible.
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What's the best way to know if consultants are as good as they claim?
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Neom will have the "leading education system on the planet," the consultants' reports say.
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Essential Consultants was created in October 2016, on the eve of the presidential election.
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Tech consultants are careful not to use the word "stupid" when instructing baby boomers.
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Newman said the rule forced four consultants to abandon her campaign earlier this year.
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Of the 42 British property professionals - including estate agents and consultants - surveyed by juwai.
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Davidson represented Daniels when she received the $130,000 payment from Cohen through Essential Consultants.
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A government notice released in December outlined stringent new regulations for foreign-hired consultants.
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The other investors — Diane Dietz and Mark Bittman — are acting as consultants, Jana said.
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It is harder to compare the jobs of two consultants than two factory hands.
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Drug companies have spent millions of dollars on training, new equipment and foreign consultants.
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Essential Consultants had Daniels' case transferred to federal court in California on March 16.
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There are consultants "scripting what managers and supervisors say to workers," Mr. Perez said.
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Anuj Puri, chairman of Anarock Property Consultants, also underlines the size of sector issues.
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That giant clicking sound is 10,000 Republican consultants and activists deleting their #NeverTrump tweets.
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If he is one of the "unaffiliated" consultants, the players are not being protected.
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Campaign consultants from the traditional media world are entering the digital fray as newcomers.
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Hundreds of other Amazon employees have quit to become independent consultants in recent years.
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Their consultants are describing the ads their opponents will run against them in 2020.
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In some instances, consultants offered $25 gift cards to steer borrowers to select forbearance.
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According to the report, Summit charged the Energy Department to employ three lobbying consultants.
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Employees nearing retirement have been permitted to reduce their hours or work as consultants.
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Some governments have outsourced a big part of diplomats' work to lobbyists and consultants.
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The consultants typically suggest that boards get bids from three or four maintenance companies.
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Reaction: Veteran campaign strategists and consultants on the left and the right weighed in.
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Former McKinsey consultants have gone to work in the Russian companies they once advised.
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He conceded, however, that open communication between consultants and counselors was not always possible.
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I don't have the desire or the resources to hire expensive lawyers and consultants.
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But not long after the government released those held, the consultants moved back in.
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Homegrown players range from troublemakers on internet message boards to high-profile consultants. 4.
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Five law firms were involved, as were consultants from four outside public relations companies.
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The report did not identify the consultants or the colleges that had hired them.
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But Insider spoke to two prison consultants who criticized the advice Loughlin was receiving.
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The couple met in January 2012 while working as consultants at Deloitte in Washington.
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Throughout the Tribune's story, consultants who advise employers on international medical tourism are quoted.
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GOP aides and consultants allegedly exchanged these emails shortly before releasing the 2011 districts.
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The result is outsize influence for well-funded interest groups and public relations consultants.
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Consultants can make high salaries, and their expertise continues to be in high demand.
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Business Insider asked founders, PR consultants, and agencies with startup expertise how to decide.
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Consultants recommend that executive offices remain unlabeled to make them less of a target.
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The administration lost precious time and momentum and eventually, the consultants got their way.
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The lawsuit filed on behalf of 190 consultants in late 2019, Belinda Hibbard v.
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Katie was not the only LuLaRoe consultant who was wowed by the popular consultants.
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Those in ancillary businesses — such as cleaning services, landlords and consultants — are also affected.
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Consultants need to grow their soft skills, and books can be a valuable resource.
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Shaw and Rubino are marketing consultants for Right Side Up, a growth marketing consultancy.
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And I knew it would damage less established consultants who work on those races.
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First-year consultants should also expect to be detail-oriented in dealing with data.
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And as political consultants often point out: if you're explaining, it means you're losing.
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Collectively this group enjoyed wealth amounting to $22tn in 2017, according to consultants Capgemini.
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The right PR consultants can potentially get you traction that no one else can.
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Many groups, including political consultants and advertisers, collect information on voters and potential voters.
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Those clients are often brought back by the companies they worked for as consultants.
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The bride's father is the general counsel in Phoenix for HighGround Public Affairs Consultants.
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OUTLOOK: Lead is likely to hold up, consultants Wood Mackenzie said in a note.
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The consultants at Wood Mackenzie reportedly have estimated a valuation of roughly $400 billion.
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"Investment consultants doing both the advising and the [management] requires some oversight," he says.
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The newly hired firm, IRI Consultants, promotes its anti-union success on its website.
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Do you think educational consultants are providing a valuable service or an unfair advantage?
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The film, which leaves Netflix on Thursday, employed military consultants involved in the invasion.
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Consultants who aim to help authoritarian governments from the inside often give in to a desire to preserve their lucrative assignments, said Calvert W. Jones, a professor at the University of Maryland who studies the role of consultants in the Middle East.
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John Logan, an expert on anti-union consultants at San Francisco State University, said it was difficult to determine the effectiveness of firms like IRI because employers often kept these relationships secret and could deploy the same tactics even without hiring consultants.
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Salary-tracking websites like PayScale and Glassdoor place the annual income of marketing consultants in the mid-five-figure range — both reporting about $60,000 annually or about $37 an hour on average — but some specialties and solo consultants report much higher hourly rates.
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"If you could add up the amount of money [global health] foundations spent on consultants, they could have funded research and developed a new drug or vaccine," said one senior global health official, who has worked directly with consultants on public health projects.
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From launching less than five years ago, the marketplace announced in July that it had secured over 5,000 independent consultants and experts in its network; and for consultants who want to join the platform, they have to pass COMATCH's two-step selection process.
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Cities from Chicago to Sydney hired Bratton and his protégés as police chiefs and consultants.
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A well-funded candidate tends to attract hordes of consultants, and Mr. Bush had plenty.
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"Facebook consultants are on very short leashes," a source familiar with the work told TechCrunch.
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The three documents described transactions surrounding Cohen's shell company Essential Consultants, The New Yorker said.
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Tracking error is seen as a dirty word among consultants and advisors and uninformed journalists.
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The business and professional services sector — which includes lawyers, consultants and accountants — added 23,2000 jobs.
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For example, a few dozen Thirty-One Gifts consultants do get paid six-figure sums.
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At Thirty-One, 92 percent of the 130,000 consultants make $500 a year on average.
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Candidates -- and especially the political strategists and consultants -- are always drawn to the new thing.
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Change of venue requests are rarely approved, according to two jury consultants interviewed by Reuters.
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I am trying to improve the way we communicate with clients, prospective clients, consultants, etc.
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The "bias training" of these consultants has already become the bane of the corporate world.
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When consultants began to review the files, they found 12 emails that contained child porn.
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In the litigation, Cohen and the company, Essential Consultants, LLC, are represented by Brent Blakely.
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As well as Petro-Logistics, other consultants, government bodies and news services estimate OPEC output.
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He has also become stricter about spending on contractors and consultants, bringing some in-house.
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Daniels' lawyers and lawyers for Trump and Essential Consultants did not return requests for comment.
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Bosses and consultants often argue that takeovers are evidence that capitalism has become more competitive.
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Why it matters: Sharp-elbowed political consultants are common in the world of corporate lobbying.
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That's the case with Beautycounter, a clean-beauty company with a network of 193,000 consultants.
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This black market is the only thing consultants like Stine and McCabe can't compete with.
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She recently learned that Amazon may make seller consultants like her part of the site.
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In response to the article, VRtual hired consultants to evaluate the conditions and make recommendations.
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For some, that meant many hours of work behind the scenes with Certified KonMari Consultants.
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Officials, consultants and executives, though, say the five-year programme is both ambitious and risky.
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Management of the country's financial reserves will become more aggressive, according to officials and consultants.
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Consultants may come to school to explain what everyone should be doing in their classrooms.
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The museum has burnished its academic credentials by hiring some respected Bible scholars as consultants.
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Beyond that bare minimum, money tends to go in two directions: consultants and TV ads.
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The consultants gave no details about the package of reforms put forward to the FCA.
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By contrast, since 2014 annual growth in the number of hospital consultants has averaged 4%.
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IBM is trying to bridge the gap between the tech wizards and the conventional consultants.
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Apple has also reportedly hired consultants to help it jump through the inevitable regulatory hoops.
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So was advice, guidance and teaching from district nurses, specialist nurses, general practitioners and consultants.
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Some people continue working full-time or as consultants, while others enter entirely new fields.
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The early consultants knew what they were doing, and their approaches could be startlingly modern.
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Over the years, as the cash piled up, consultants cut themselves in a second time.
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Oversight of external consultants is expected to pass from the headquarters unit to the divisions.
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Called Axsis, the robot was designed by Cambridge Consultants and showed off earlier this week.
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If you check her website for certified KonMariTM consultants, nearly all of them are women.
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On any given day I was surrounded by dozens of expert consultants on my character.
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Consultants and franchisees say Happy Meals account for roughly 15 percent of McDonald's U.S. sales.
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Books written by consultants that build off the Kondo method are for sale on Amazon.
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One or two business-facing ones exist, such as Infosys, a firm of technology consultants.
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Its consultants have helped to target voters, design ads, produce YouTube videos, and craft messaging.
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The telecom giant did not say in its statement how much it paid Essential Consultants.
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The National Association of Corporate Directors and many governance consultants recommend directors attend annual meetings.
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Management consultants have used the superpower choice to study the traits of workers and executives.
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It then offered that information to political consultants, including those working for the Trump campaign.
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Being able to communicate is a key skill in a field with so many consultants.
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The payments were made to Essential Consultants, the same company through which Cohen paid Daniels.
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About 40 percent of McKinsey consultants take on at least one international assignment each year.
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Still, the incremental move toward disclosure by consultants — even in the narrow context — is significant.
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A few months on, Carolina Herrera hired the two designers as consultants for several collections.
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Instead, his ambitions, ideals or vanity served as the flywheel for the commerce of consultants.
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One of the reasons why both consultants noted better performance with Amazon was lower costs.
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Shortly after its creation, Essential Consultants was used to pay Daniels $130,000, Cohen has admitted.
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Candidates, consultants and media advisers seem to understand this cycle of seemingly daily one-upmanship.
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"We brought in a whole lot of consultants to advise on everything," Ms. Kanter said.
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They should be gathering data instead of giving consultants blank checks from a devastated society.
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But big advertisers have begun asking for this information from consultants earlier in the process.
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The consultants' report was intended to align community leaders around a common set of facts.
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But, tellingly, Mr. Stringer appears to be shopping for a new team of political consultants.
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Similar concerns have arisen around the work of foreign-funded consultants in the health system.
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Beautycounter consultants share information about ingredients and also campaign for greater regulation in the industry.
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The rule does not limit employers' right to recruit anti-union consultants or law firms.
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Both Daniels and the limited liability corporation created by Cohen, Essential Consultants, signed the deal.
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You've got consultants, you've got advisors, you're going to [other] film festivals and seeing stuff.
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Second Harbour Consultants, a subsidiary of state-owned behemoth China Communications Construction Corp (CCCC) (601800.
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After every lost election, consultants and politicians play defense, looking to blame anyone besides themselves.
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Indeed, innovation has become a cottage industry, replete with its own experts, institutes and consultants.
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The business prospects are huge, consultants A.T. Kearney said in a study published in October.
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That includes people like custodians and security guards, as well as defense contractors and consultants.
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Many bookies are relying on technology and consultants to try to ensure a fair market.
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Trump will support the case's transfer, according to the Essential Consultants filing cited by Bloomberg.
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We rely on these consultants to tell us: 'This is what it's going to be.
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That denied Newman the ability to continue working with some consultants from her 2018 race.
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In other words, consultants look for clients who can pay and are likely to win.
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Background reading: • Consultants for the Trump campaign exploited the Facebook data of 50 million people.
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Essential Consultants also received a $150,000 payment in November 2017 from Korea Aerospace Industries Ltd.
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The studies involved leading surgeons and cardiologists at academic medical centers, many enlisted as consultants.
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But perhaps Apple wants FDA approval anyway, as evidenced by the hiring of those consultants.
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At the moment, industry consultants say, having a lot of brands is a good thing.
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Reaction: Veteran campaign strategists and consultants on the left and on the right weighed in.
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The consultants do not provide legal advice, but they answer questions related to the platform.
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That included hiring black consultants who mobilized voting efforts through churches and colleges, he said.
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That, McKinsey has said, precludes any possibility that the investments could taint the consultants' advice.
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Lawyers, bankers and consultants are likely to collect hundreds of millions of dollars in fees.
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Political consultants have relied on voter data for years: That's why you're mailed campaign literature.
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Political consultants from both sides of the fence talked with Kara about Trump and tech.
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It's better for entrepreneurs to go deeper into what they already do, brand consultants say.
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Before joining Morgan Stanley he worked at the consulting firms Alexander & Alexander and Buck Consultants.
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" Price said in his statement that the app was instead tested by "independent cybersecurity consultants.
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The consultants had been seeking approval of the research report from various departments at Walgreens.
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The city tapped consultants to turn over ideas on what the center might look like.
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By far the largest practical barrier to accessing services provided by sleep consultants is cost.
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Some doctors, consultants and lawyers have even tried to profit from concern about mesh implants.
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The firm, IRI Consultants, appears to work frequently for hospitals and other health care organizations.
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Others go out and hire very expensive consultants, and Tim Cook calls Donald Trump directly.
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Freelancers and consultants should have more confidence in themselves as valuable business entities, Roberts said.
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Ganapathy is managing director of Asia Public Relations Consultants Sdn Bhd, headquartered in Kuala Lumpur.
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In 2005, Professor Bagley started a company, Bagley Consultants, in Florida, according to public records.
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According to Eric Schiffer, chairman of Reputation Management Consultants, Paul returned to YouTube too soon.
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By 2025 that figure may reach 10% in Africa's biggest economies, consultants at McKinsey reckon.
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Sure, overpaid political consultants, Putin's henchmen and snake oil salesmen have all embraced Facebook's tools.
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For $50,000, private health care consultants can steer cancer patients into potentially lifesaving clinical trials.
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The consultants purchased the clothes at wholesale prices, which were usually around half of retail.
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He blamed the company's legal issues on taking on more consultants than they could handle.
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The New York Times cited lobbyists, Democrats in Congress and tax consultants in its report.
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The consultants estimated these 51 projects could deliver 260,000 jobs, and a big economic boost.
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As consultants and advocates for such public-private partnerships, we believe those attacks are wrongheaded.
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Party leaders would have to accept less control, and some national consultants might lose out.
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He would later hire many of Cantrell's colleagues in rockets and spacecraft to be consultants.
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"Banks should not completely give up on branches yet," Deloitte consultants wrote in the report.
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The puppy's death won't ruin United's business, said Eric Schiffer, chairman of Reputation Management Consultants.
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MethodologyTo compile the list, we drew on nominations and talked to analysts, consultants, and investors.
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Then, during his Senate run, he swore off consultants and refused to hire a pollster.
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Dr. Leung (left), 44, is an anesthesiologist for Medical Anesthesia Consultants in Walnut Creek, Calif.
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In August, two Republican consultants accused the Kobach campaign of employing three alleged white nationalists.
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Google said it wanted to be notified in advance before the attorney general's office shared its confidential company information with third parties such as consultants and sought limits on the ability of outside consultants with access to those documents from working with Google's competitors.
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Four political consultants have left her campaign because of a policy, made public in April, that the official campaign arm for House Democrats won't do business with political vendors — like direct mail companies or political consultants — that also work for candidates challenging incumbent Democrats.
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Granata was one of several consultants the movie brought in to help make the film's world of tech dystopia seem real, but she says her art background gave her a different perspective from other futurist consultants, who tend to focus exclusively on Silicon Valley.
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The company has also hired consultants that are helping it navigate complex health regulations, CNBC says.
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The companies would also use well-known paid consultants to communicate messages about off-label uses.
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They really push new consultants to put everything they make back into the business right away.
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And in the US, hospitals actually outsource their maintenance to specialized consultants unavailable in developing countries.
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More than 500 consultants work across the Indian government, about half in the health sector alone.
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Nearly 70 experienced consultants in the tuberculosis program risk losing their jobs following the government order.
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But, surprisingly, tech consultants are among a few jobs that dove in Cognizant's most recent analysis.
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"I don't have a campaign that was put together by a bunch of consultants," she said.
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Consultants like Kostecki pop up over and over, promising big and, in some cases, delivering big.
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The task force included a wide variety of experts, ranging from healthcare professionals to business consultants.
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Meanwhile, Amazon jumped in with a less regulated online marketplace offering, retail consultants and investors said.
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The consultants' advice, especially when it was about boosting governance and reforming the army, was ignored.
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Taft continued to pay consultants to interpret the new findings and relay them to the epidemiologists.
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MeasureMatch: find, book, pay & rate independent consultants or consultancies to accelerate marketing, commerce & customer experience capabilities
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And most insurance companies also have lactation consultants you can see under your health insurance plan.
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And millions of contract workers — freelancers, consultants, Lyft drivers — lack benefits, regular schedules and job security.
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In some cases, the information was improperly shared with political consultants potentially to manipulate voter sentiment.
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"Lone Survivor" director Peter Berg loves having military consultants on set who've actually had the experiences.
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Aviva said it would focus on cutting central costs, as well as consultants and project expenditure.
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For professional politickers—the consultants, pollsters and columnists who shape political news—his campaign is heretical.
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Innovator passes are perfect for software engineers, product managers, marketers, consultants and all-around tech enthusiasts.
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And the consultants who helped her win are also now instrumental in Mr. Rubio's presidential campaign.
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Some of America's most talented political consultants -- people who have led these campaigns -- have powerful insights.
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"I have yet to meet many consultants [who] actually understand how African elections work," he says.
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Outside China, another 20 millions tonnes of capacity was shut last year, according to consultants CRU.
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The founders are attorneys and management consultants who previously led sales and legal strategy at AXIOM.
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Speechwriters, pitchmen and consultants built the campaign into what amounted to an exercise in consumer advertising.
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The government is believed to have hired hundreds of Western consultants to work on the plans.
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Risk consultants and analysts said that the arrest could prompt Beijing to retaliate in some form.
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And then you have people who make 2x2 matrices, but aren't contrarians, like McKinsey consultants. Okay.
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Employers grew more combative in fighting unions, hiring specialized consultants to help them decertify the organizations.
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Remedy: - Proposes to reject proposals from Big-3 consultants to head off a formal competition review.
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Dobroski predicts we'll see tech companies and consultants continue to dominate the list in the future.
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I'm sure her consultants told her (and keep telling her now), it was a "presidential" moment.
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Too often Democrats toss aside operatives and consultants who played central roles in losing presidential campaigns.
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He remained committed to his loyal staff when seasoned political consultants advised him to hire others.
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Consultants PwC have also been running the slide rule over SLA's operational footprint, two sources said.
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Tax dollars were taken from providers and used to pay administrators, consultants, lobbyists, insurers, and regulators.
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In San Francisco, the nation's first political consultants, Clem Whitaker and Leone Baxter, established Campaigns Inc.
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And as a bonus they would be diverting some consultants from a life of, almost, crime.
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In recent days, Stephenson and Narasimhan have both apologized for their companies' contracts with Essential Consultants.
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It was revealed that the telecommunications giant made $600,85033 in payments to Cohen's firm, Essential Consultants.
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The board last month asked law firms and strategic consultants to submit applications for the job.
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A board's compensation committee is often forced to work with a shortlist of management-approved consultants.
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Her father is an anesthesiologist and a partner in Anesthesia Consultants of New Jersey in Somerset.
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The consultants were led by a special adviser to President George W. Bush, Reginald J. Brown.
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A number of political consultants work from home, or from their cars and restaurants around town.
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The DCCC is right to discourage experienced, successful consultants from weakening an incumbent in a primary.
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Or that there aren't great consultants out there that can help increase the odds of success.
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Consultants like Oliver Wyman have forecast losses of 75,000 or far higher, though over several years.
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Foreign governments and corporations often hire consultants and lobbyists to help them navigate the U.S. system.
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Avenatti's report says another company, Korea Aerospace Industries LTD, paid Essential Consultants $150,000 in November 2017.
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All four companies said in subsequent statements that they had paid Essential Consultants for various services.
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Multiple experts opined; including in hospital, outside consultants, and some of them appointed by the court.
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But some private-investigation firms or consultants will do much more for a well-paying client.
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The pair of fashion consultants would dole out style advice and conduct makeovers on the participants.
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They're hiring professional consultants to advise and lobby foreign capitals for policies that reinforce their power.
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To some consultants, it underscored the fact that fewer voters than ever are watching live television.
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The rules are different for public schools, which generally must offer 403(b)'s, consultants say.
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It means listening to what liberal voters—not consultants, not party mandarins, not fundraisers—are saying.
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Its other costs include $24.3 million for accounting advice and $6.3 million to public relations consultants.
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They won't spend tens of millions on ads, enriching the same cast of consultants and operatives.
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Avenatti first revealed that the companies paid Cohen through his shell company called Essential Consultants LLC.
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The consultants will also have to disclose the relationships and fees in filings of their own.
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But perhaps the oddest inclusion is North and Saint West as creative consultants for the album.
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Stormy Daniels' lawyer Michael Avenatti released a document on Tuesday detailing payments to Essential Consultants, LLC.
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Many analysts and consultants believe Medicare Advantage is the safest program to be in right now.
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The following day a friend sent me a list of other consultants, but where to start?
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Nearly 70 experienced consultants in the tuberculosis programme risk losing their jobs following the government order.
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Eight consultants told Business Insider that they were regularly in touch with key executives at Amazon.
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Energy consultants Featherwood Capital acted as commercial advisers for Sinolam, and Hogan Lovells were legal advisers.
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First, even a relatively safe incumbent will hire consultants as a hedge against an uncertain future.
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Since 2013, he has worked with galleries and art consultants for their shipping and installation needs.
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A US affiliate of Vekselberg's company (run by his cousin) paid Essential Consultants at least $500,000.
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He also hired former McKinsey consultants to help run his businesses, placing them in senior positions.
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"Leaf mold" — alleged scourge of the unraked yard — ought to hire one of those reputation consultants.
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He paid I.B.M. consultants for nearly two decades to help Huawei institute American-style corporate management.
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Theories of "lean" corporate organization became popular, especially those sold by management consultants and business gurus.
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If you prefer interacting with live humans, there are financial consultants who specialize in Social Security.
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He cautioned the council that a malpractice lawsuit against the consultants would be difficult to win.
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"The government has again focused its efforts on the prosecution of peace consultants," Ms. Palabay said.
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Within Time Warner this week, officials were surprised to learn about the contract with Essential Consultants.
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The cleanup cost can be offset by "sophisticated developers and sophisticated environmental consultants," Mr. Scolnic said.
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Inside the bank, concerns had been mounting about Mr. Zhang's use of consultants to win business.
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Or rather, a video taken and posted by one of his communication consultants, Sibeth Ndiaye, should.
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It appeared that some parents were getting the message that introducing extensive consultants' reports could backfire.
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Like him, Beto promises to go it alone, without support from consultants and political action committees.
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Most clubs, even now, employ nutritionists only as consultants, visiting a couple of times a week.
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Timing is a big issue, and consultants have complained about getting paid on time, Steblay said.
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While some of the agents and consultants of this industry may be reputable, many are not.
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The bride's father, a retired radiologist, was a partner in Advanced Radiology Consultants of Bridgeport, Conn.
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In modern politics, the word "progressive" was popularized by political consultants only a short while ago.
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The state's contrarian voters have been confounding journalists and political consultants for most of my lifetime.
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Consultants open their own virtual boutiques, usually in the form of a Facebook page or group.
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It's unclear what LuLaRoe's financial situation is now or how many active consultants they still have.
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A lot of the former consultants feel sick with guilt, so much that it consumes them.
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In particular, Democratic consultants emphasized that it could be a sticking point for older black voters.
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Contacted by telephone, a woman at Orchard Consultants said Simon Dowson was not available to speak.
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Moore continued: A realignment occurred while all the high-falutin' intellectuals and political consultants were napping.
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But the money-saving recommendations the consultants came up with made some career ICE workers uncomfortable.
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They were hiring Italian consultants who were instructing them on the modern arts of the trade.
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It engaged management consultants, as well as two sets of financial advisers, to analyze its options.
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You Can Play and the National Center for Lesbian Rights were consultants for the N.W.H.L. guidelines.
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Most of the recipients of this government largesse are not teachers but consultants, contractors, and administrators.
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The only people who believe in Bloomberg, it seems, are his gaggle of well-paid consultants.
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Consultants paid only for advice can always blame disappointments on poor implementation of their sound prescriptions.
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"The consultants could not understand our humanitarian business and their recommendations were completely irrelevant," he recalls.
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While management consultants usually prefer to operate in the shadows, Mr. Berger cultivated a personal brand.
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Costs for victims, beyond ransom, can include large bills for technical support, consultants and security software.
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At a congressional hearing last month, Verma defended the contract and her broader use of consultants.
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Although Mr. Nauphal's business relies heavily on consultants, he does not shy away from criticizing them.
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Still, political risk consultants are actively discussing the possibility that he will not finish his term.
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Use a larger pot next time, our science consultants suggested, and cook the syrup more slowly.
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"Professional organizers and productivity consultants work a whole spectrum of services to help people," she explained.
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Indeed, nine of the 11 people identified as MIO directors are current or former McKinsey consultants.
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Current board members include private consultants who have also received compensation as expert witnesses in court.
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He suggested independent consultants conduct the review, as the complexity may require resources outside Broward County.
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The consultants that suck up all that money — oh, they suck it up — they're so good.
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This project has already been through the fire of scrutiny by so many experts and consultants.
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Some consultants, according to TINA, were stuck with as much as $15,000 worth of unsold clothes.
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While consultants can help alleviate tension between parents and children over deadlines and to-do lists, he said, he warned that families should be skeptical of some of the claims that consultants make, especially if they promise to help conceal a problem such as a disciplinary infraction.
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They'd also help Democratic Party leaders get a better feel for what communities across the country are thinking, rather than relying on high-priced consultants with data analysis that is too often a lagging indicator or just "proves" what the consultants have been saying for decades.
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The hundreds of millions spent on consultants, and lack of systematic evidence to support hiring them, is more concerning when you consider one feature that makes global health different from other areas: When consultants' advice fails, it's the lives of the poor and marginalized on the line.
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To sign up corporate clients at a low cost, C6 will distribute financial products through independent consultants.
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They both were earning six figures as political consultants, and saved 70 percent of their net income.
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Now a new app, Momseze, hopes to help by providing access to lactation consultants around the clock.
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Here's the full email from Musk, via Electrek:Please note my comment below about contractor companies and consultants.
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In addition to suing Trump, Daniels initially sued Essential Consultants, a limited liability corporation that Cohen founded.
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His first advertisements ran in early January, and he's spent relatively little on campaign staff and consultants.
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And she hosts seminars that cost $2,000 each and trains consultants to be ambassadors for her method.
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With so much competition, many pension consultants expect 2017 to be a strong year for pension deals.
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The young American couple, both management consultants, came to Sydney from New York for a working holiday.
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Both customers and consultants accused the company of letting only a small number get the new items.
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When there are gaps in representation among advisers and consultants, the impact can be devastating, HuffPost reports.
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Care was taken in the hiring of performers and consultants to make the presentation of blindness convincing.
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" Addressing one of the bridal consultants, Caputo says she was "starting to feel like I couldn't breathe.
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Daniels objected, arguing Essential Consultants wasn't a party to that contract and Trump never actually signed it.
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"On the one hand, parents and lactation consultants have been screaming for help for years," she says.
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Google pointed to the background of two of the three consultants to the investigation as particularly worrisome.
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For example, did AT&T, Novartis, and others perform any due diligence on Cohen's company, Essential Consultants?
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Trump's longtime lawyer set up a company called Essential Consultants to pay Daniels $130,000 in hush money.
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China's winter gas demand will hit a record 23 bcm this year, energy consultants Wood Mackenzie estimate.
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At home, an apparently amateurish and chaotic campaign has humiliated an industry of consultants, pundits and pollsters.
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Africa's regional banks earn lower returns and grow more slowly than domestic rivals, calculate consultants at McKinsey.
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That Newman says she's now losing political consultants gives progressives more reason to fight with the party.
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Cash-rich tech firms also tend to prefer keeping things in-house rather than bringing in consultants.
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Companies will also have to invest in environmental monitoring and evaluation and use professional consultants if necessary.
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In Taskhent, the Uzbek capital, hotels are bustling with Western consultants, Saudi princes and eager Asian investors.
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Sometimes, this quest for accuracy led the consultants to go a little too far in their research.
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Noble rejected the claims and board-appointed consultants PricewaterhouseCoopers found it had complied with international accounting rules.
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We all want to ensure that we, our advisors and consultants better reflect Facebook's values and culture.
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Britain, too, is exploring several uses of the blockchain, say consultants and companies working for several departments.
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Open to students, engineers, consultants, scientists, companies and universities, the competition attracted 44 applicants from 10 countries.
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His campaign is run by Mike Slanker, known as one of the top consultants in the state.
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Rice and Gates, who have worked for Exxon as consultants, both issued statements of support on Tuesday.
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The scandal has cast a spotlight on one of the fastest-growing industries in education: college consultants.
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Citigroup and JP Morgan will be listing consultants, while McKinsey will help with "technical and financial optimisation".
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The company listed 20 other debtors, many of which are lawyers, web traffic analytics companies, and consultants.
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This gave rise to mistress-dispellers: consultants who separate men from their mistresses for a steep price.
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Consultants such as Oliver Wyman have forecast losses of 75,000 or far higher, although over several years.
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The hiring outlook for management consultants is very strong, with the job outlook outpacing many other jobs.
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Consultants churn out endless reports explaining that they like to share, require constant praise and so forth.
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LA's current cloud-seeding operation is run by the Sandy, Utah-based North American Weather Consultants, Inc.
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"Parents have too much invested in their kids," said Mark Sklarow, CEO of Independent Educational Consultants Association.
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Dithering sports clubs, unsure which colour to pick, can pay "colour consultants" to predict people's palette preferences.
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I have no doubt that there are political consultants already very excited about Sasse and his future.
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But there were actually consultants working behind the scenes once Marie left, and that's important to see.
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With so much competition, many pension consultants expect 823 to be a strong year for pension deals.
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Consultants estimate that the size of the marijuana market could range between $5 billion to $10 billion.
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His firm, Elemental, and a team of consultants had been enlisted to put together a reconstruction plan.
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His presidential campaign was a ragtag operation largely staffed by inexperienced family members and second-tier consultants.
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Pay closer attention to your electorate and then see if your consultants and campaign managers match up.
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And who better to weigh in than professional career coaches, HR consultants and other subject-matter experts?
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Consultants say that Stidham was the picture of an engaged entrepreneur, and social media backs it up.
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There's a saying about consultants, that organizations hire them to hear exactly what they want to hear.
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When CNN visited the office, it found neither Unaforte nor its listed company secretary, Prolive Consultants Limited.
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Mr. de Blasio has also defended the city's approach in withholding correspondence with consultants from public disclosure.
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The agreement was for a term of one year, and paid Essential Consultants 100,000 USD per month.
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AT&T confirmed on Wednesday that it had made payments to Cohen's shell company, Essential Consultants LLC.
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Cohen used Essential Consultants to pay Daniels $130,000 in October 2016 as part of the hush agreement.
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"They should have gone as high as they needed," said Eric Schiffer, CEO of Reputation Management Consultants.
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Novartis says that it was using Essential Consultants for consulting on issues related to American health policy.
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Working with consultants from McKinsey & Co., he set quantifiable goals to be met in the next decade.
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The company&aposs hiring of IRI Consultants is unrelated to any recent policy changes, the representative said.
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"Are you kidding?" was how Beijing-based consultants AZ China put it in an April 22 note.
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"It will be used against him as I am sure his consultants are well aware," Varoga said.
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The consultants' report said dog bites in the city had increased 93 percent a year since 2013.
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Over the past seven years, Benson and Gessner have worked as consultants for three major Chinese companies.
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Global steel prices have soared 50 percent since Jan 1, 2016, according to data from consultants MEPS.
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And we are tired of being bullied by the experts and the consultants and the corrupt class.
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The consultants direct shoppers to Beautycounter's website and can earn up to 35% in commission on sales.
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Producers, having invested in new technology and outside consultants, have begun to win awards in international competitions.
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Schools would also agree to allow Juul "consultants" to sit in on sessions, though not to participate.
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Congress should know about other litigation involving insurance companies paying undisclosed fees to defendant structured settlement consultants.
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Most consultants and agencies are tied to specific strategies, tactics and channels because of their singular expertise.
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Meanwhile, Spotify is still spending aggressively on other areas like staffing, public relations and consultants, Dawson noted.
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Many of their consultants and press officers still view their role as managing relationships with mainstream reporters.
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The consultants also receive compensation for referring you to other parts of TIAA's business, including its advisers.
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In some cases, Saudi government bureaucrats work side by side with these consultants to implement government programs.
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More than 10 of the country's best political minds and consultants were directly involved in writing it.
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"It always amazed me that they had money for consultants, but we're right here," Ms. Stellabotte said.
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Presumably there's actually a value that good consultants are giving companies that pay them, as well. Yeah.
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The company opened its first office there in 24.4, using consultants from the United States and Britain.
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The company said that 50 staff members and consultants had been evacuated during the more recent attack.
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We could send plenty of management consultants and bankers to hard-hit Bergamo, but it wouldn't help.
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Admissions officers and consultants said that the kind of outright fraud in the Landry case was rare.
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"People were throwing money at everything," said SMG Consultants' Alistair MacDonald, who has attended Coaltrans since 2000.
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In October 7003, Cohen created Essential Consultants LLC as a vehicle to pay hush money to Daniels.
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" Mike Biundo, one of Ms. Arrington's consultants, said on Saturday morning that "it was a rough night.
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The obscure shell company Mr. Cohen used to pay her, Essential Consultants L.L.C., has since been disclosed.
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Beautycounter has an unusual business model, with a network of independent consultants selling products to other consumers.
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After she won, she kept her team in place rather than hire consultants from out-of-state.
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Employees were told there's not enough money left after paying the company's creditors, bankruptcy attorneys and consultants.
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Moving on to murals, he caught the eye of consultants helping curate Mr. Silverstein's previous art project.
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"We routinely engage consultants to help us understand industries that we are investing in," Mr. Eisner said.
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That could mean riches for a slew of consultants offering to help, writes Eric Newcomer of Bloomberg.
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As campaign manager, I made a fraction of what other consultants have made on unsuccessful presidential campaigns.
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Consultants estimate the size of the Canadian marijuana market could range from $5 billion to $10 billion.
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"Traders may be taking positions because they see tightness ahead," Neil Hawkes, lead analyst at consultants CRU.
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Linda Cahn is the founder and head of Pharmacy Benefit Consultants and the National Prescription Coverage Coalition.
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The district has already spent millions of dollars on lawyers, environmental consultants and a public-relations campaign.
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Passenger car sales declined 1793 percent in June to 61,153 units, according to research DesRosiers Automotive Consultants.
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But trial consultants could advise the attorney on which tests are useful and which should be challenged.
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Previously, consultants could get a 90% refund if they left the company, with no refund for shipping.
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In many ways, the issues LuLaRoe as a company has allegedly faced mirror those of the consultants.
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The outside consultants frequently handled Verma's media calls, joined her on promotional trips and wrote her speeches.
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They did not identify the Nissan staff and external consultants who were in charge of the vetting.
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Its goal is to turn accountants into "growth consultants," becoming a platform that soars above national borders.
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The independents are the majority party here, something D.C. consultants helicoptering in may neglect at their peril.
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Management consultants are essentially business doctors because large companies rely on them to help fix complex problems.
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DDC will also take the critical step of offering consultants to help campaigns actually activate the protections.
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Google, for instance, has hired the consulting firm IRI Consultants, which has helped hospitals avoid union elections.
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Today, Ezetap has 193 employees working full time and 15 employees working as interns, contractors and consultants.
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The company brought in external consultants McKinsey to evaluate why the team was having such trouble executing.
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The switch to cloud computing and programs has curbed demand for its consultants, hardware and traditional software.
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Neither did accountants, lawyers, consultants, investment bankers, credit agencies and others who were entrusted with due diligence.
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Financial consultants overseeing the negotiations among potential new owners say that they are working toward a deal.
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In other words, Google's hiring of IRI Consultants seems to coincide with increased surveillance of employee activity.
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But some are, and certainly a select chosen set of consultants are worth every penny they demand.
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As he prepared for life after college, he watched many of his friends become bankers and consultants.
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Farmers (Line 13a) and independent contractors or consultants pay self-employment taxes for Social Security and Medicare.
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The goal is simple: The threat of losing business will keep top consultants away from primary challengers.
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He has retained Ace Smith, one of the state's top Democratic political consultants, to run his race.
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Reports of internal disharmony continued as external consultants were brought in with a mission to cut costs.
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Sophisticated insurers and benefit consultants sell small-group underwritten products that are regulatory workarounds to Obamacare requirements.
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Management consultants may soon strike out on their own, and stockbrokers may hang out their own shingle.
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Nobody — be they consultants, operatives, or reported 'close friends' — will make that decision or announcement for him.
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Agencies have already budgeted a set amount for contractors, which include janitors, cafeteria workers, developers, and consultants.
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Just days before the election, Cohen created a shell company called Essential Consultants LLC to pay Daniels.
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The company has been labeled "a scam" by Bloomberg and a "pyramid scheme" by disgruntled former consultants.
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The court says the museum failed to perform due diligence, utilizing consultants referred by the statue's seller.
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Meanwhile, some of the newly elected members may now find themselves surrounded by Washington insiders and consultants, who are telling them they need to get cracking immediately on fundraising for their next reelection so they can pay expensive consultants to run their campaigns and get on the air.
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In conversations with more than 80 people who've worked in global health, including a dozen current and former consultants, these questions and concerns came up again and again: How much is spent on consultants, who is paying, and what evidence do we have that it's money well invested?
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Read more:Prosecutors say Lori Loughlin and other parents are withholding evidence in the college admissions scandal caseAn ex-con who was helped by prison consultants says Lori Loughlin should learn to &aposbe humble&apos ahead of her college admissions scandal trialPrison consultants say Lori Loughlin should prep for her possible prison sentence by doing these 5 thingsPrison consultants say whoever is giving Lori Loughlin advice ahead of her trial in the college-admissions scandal doesn&apost know what they&aposre doing
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But many of the "big-time consultants, many of whom have multiple possible 2020 clients," will take longer.
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Data from consultants shows the industrial market continued to outperform all other European real estate sectors this year.
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The system also paid out another $90 million in adminstrative expenses, some of which includes outside investment consultants.
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By 2025 some 203bn city dwellers will be living without decent, affordable housing, according to consultants at McKinsey.
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He created the shell company Essential Consultants LLC and on October 27, 2016, wired $130,000 to Daniels's lawyers.
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The city stated it is working with local industry, state regulators and consultants to deal with the problem.
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The private company, Essential Consultants LLC, was founded in October of 2016, just weeks before the presidential election.
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Almost all doctors on the 2016 consensus panel that defined HSDD were consultants or on Sprout's advisory board.
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As a result, in-house data protection officers, consultants and privacy lawyers face a legislative environment in flux.
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Of the nearly 140 people who run India's HIV/AIDS program, 112 are consultants seconded from foreign organizations.
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The consultants, typically hired by companies to choose their asset managers, have grown in power in recent years.
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Additionally, top staffers and consultants are seeing salaries cut as she pushes to maintain viability ahead of Iowa.
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Sproles and Celek will each be personnel consultants, while Barwin was named special assistant to the general manager.
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Incoming foreign aid, from the salaries of consultants to the fees collected by subcontractors, is often tax-exempt.
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Many California Democratic consultants throw cold water on the idea that this new political moment could imperil Feinstein.
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Consultants (10%) and think tanks (7%) lag far behind in the minds of the executives actually running businesses.
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Consultants McKinsey estimate that 53 percent of activities in retailing are automatable, particularly in stock management and logistics.
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In this scenario, I don't think anything other than a few consultants who were out in California left.
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Governments could improve their practices, assuming that they can procure the right consultants to overhaul the tender process.
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Luckily, we have the internet and some savvy lactation consultants and experienced moms who've made helpful video tutorials.
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Arms exports consultants say this prohibition is a matter of policy and custom — no law explicitly bars it.
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And in general, the number of unregistered lobbyists, working as consultants or advisers, has been on the rise.
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"The market is so over-saturated, but yet they still let consultants sign up to sell," she said.
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Marketers have long obsessed over each step, and consultants have written treatises on how to nudge people along.
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Many have been commissioned by Indigo to be consultants and teach methods to other farmers to spur adoption.
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Exuberant management consultants speak of a 22016m-23m horde of potential frapuccino-sippers, Fiesta-drivers and globe-trotters.
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Though this structure may seem a bit rigid, Roberts says consultants can tailor the experience for their clients.
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This also suggests the consultants may be wrong to demand hard-left pledges for the purpose of fundraising.
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It's likely that the IRS will continue to have to lean on outside consultants like Chainanalysis, says Walsh.
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Walgreens has remodeled more than 3,000 stores so far and added 3,500 beauty consultants trained to help shoppers.
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But Amott said the school counselors can be "tremendously overworked," helping to fuel the rise of outside consultants.
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That is the first lesson for parents considering hiring outside help: Beware of consultants who promise specific results.
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"The cuts can be impressive, and that's a big win," said consultants BCG in a report from 2017.
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Phil Kornbluth, head of U.S.-based industry consultants Kornbluth Helium Consulting said his sources had confirmed the closure.
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The report notes, for example, that most jails are unable to afford expensive consultants to negotiate telecommunications contracts.
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The first skeleton was discovered in 1997 by Robert Denton, who's currently a senior geologist with Terracon Consultants.
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Some consultants I've spoken with seem to think it will inoculate Republican candidates against most all Democratic attacks.
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Tech groups, independent agencies and consultants have told Reuters the French group has a more joined up offering.
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After his release in 2007, he broke ground on American Prison Consultants—styling his time inside as expertise.
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A: The amount of money I have spent on consultants to "give advice" has always boggled my mind.
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Saudi Arabia confirmed for the first time that Dallas-based consultants DeGolyer and MacNaughton carried out the audit.
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The Goldbergs also leveraged a more competitive offer from a comparable school, a strategy that college consultants recommend.
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The sector, which includes lawyers, accountants and consultants, is up more than 530,000 jobs in the past year.
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Consultants, he explained, are tasked with helping huge companies solve immense problems, not a gig for a robot.
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Fitch incorporated discussion and market values provided by third party consultants along with comparable sales and auction data.
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Toyon and Mueller work with consultants and spend a lot of time on tech and startup-related blogs.
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He also notes that in some cases, the firm already provides free services to individual proprietors and consultants.
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Seven episodes later, however, and you'll get where Sanders and her thousands of unpaid consultants are coming from.
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Along with the two government officials, three consultants and an executive at auditing firm BDO were also arrested.
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One occupant of said niche is Oxford Computer Consultants (OCC), a firm based in the eponymous English city.
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The total global shipping fuel bill is roughly $100 billion a year, consultants Wood Mackenzie estimated in April.
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The two-and-a-half-day seminars cost about $2,200 and teach consultants how to master Kondo's ideology.
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We also coach consultants on how to listen better and remove judgment from the process and guide constructively.
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But these days, she typically does short meet-and-greets, and leaves the instruction up to master consultants.
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The network of certified consultants runs deep, spanning 31 countries, from Thailand to Mexico to France to Israel.
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Yeah, and I've seen cases where settlement money has been stolen, or fought over, by relatives and consultants.
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Imagine, however, if the professional consultants who run most Democratic campaigns ran the field program for Issue 44.
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The signed contract is between Essential Consultants, "David Dennison" and "Peggy Peterson" — aliases for Trump and Daniels, respectively.
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Daniels maintains Cohen paid her $130,000 via Essential Consultants to hush up a 2006 sexual encounter with Trump.
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Amazon's massive online presence could also help bolster Reliance's consumer and private labels business, according to retail consultants.
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In recent years, Apple has hired dozens of doctors, health consultants and other medical experts, working on campus.
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Your party's leadership and your consultants will tell you that your fist job is to get re-elected.
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The others are largely lobbyists and consultants representing a number of prominent law firms around Washington and beyond.
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Examples of the sorts of support services offered via Lucy's marketplace include doulas, lactation consultants and specialist nutritionists.
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At one table were eight Japanese customers, some of who were consultants for the Japanese overseas aid organisation.
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But so far they are not proceeding with major supply chain changes, according to retailers and industry consultants.
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External consultants who had been acting as "Senior Advisers to the CEO" have been relieved of their duties.
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Small wonder that 87% of your fellow bosses told consultants at PwC that diversity is a business priority.
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Even worse for the President is the scent of foreign interference created by Essential Consultants' association with Vekselberg.
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The better question would be why would Cohen take the money and use Essential Consultants to do it?
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Everyone had all of these Hillary (Clinton) consultants lined up and realized when Trump won, they had nobody.
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Cohen paid her the hush money through Essential Consultants, and was reimbursed by Trump through a monthly retainer.
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The White House reportedly asked consultants to look into Murphy, 43, and four other possible Trump challengers. Sen.
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By partnering with Facebook, MLB would get access to a young audience at a massive scale, consultants said.
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