According to the program organizers, the protesters were with CREDO Action, the advocacy arm of CREDO, a progressive grassroots organization.
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Its previous backers include Accel, Credo Ventures, Earlybird and Seedcamp.
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"Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo," the shirts read.
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"Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo," he has said.
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But its credo is about maintaining and expanding a state.
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My credo: All food deserves the privilege of good wine.
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"Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo," says Donald Trump.
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This accidental style has since become a sort of credo.
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For Mr. Chavez, transparency is a kind of personal credo.
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How this credo manifests elsewhere is delightfully -- even playfully -- wicked.
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"Americanism, not globalism, will be our new credo," Trump said.
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"Believe Women" has become a credo of the #MeToo movement.
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"That's been the credo of the band," Mr. DiNizio said.
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First, imagine if the company took that credo at face value.
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" Later, Trump declared that "Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo.
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CREDO, Daily Kos, and Color of Change also organized the petition.
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When we asked our readers, most of them shared this credo.
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Conversations about big expenses often ended with the same happy credo.
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Antonym Cosmetics Quattro Eyeshadow in Noisette, $39, available at Credo Beauty.
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This reinforces concerns that the CREDO results may reflect cherry-picking.
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Margaret Thatcher, with her credo of mass ownership, dug its grave.
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That would be pretty damn antithetical to Mr. Rogers's entire credo.
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"No person should be too poor to live" is her credo.
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Still, he remembers 2008 well and his credo remains the same.
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Noteworthy is that the startup's existing investors include U.S. angel investor Esther Dyson, Credo Ventures Partner Ondrej Bartos (Disclaimer: Credo Ventures led the round in my now defunct startup), and Roland Berger Managing Partner Philip Staehelin.
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" Rodriguez said the riot escalated from a conflict between two prisoners, Jorge Ivan Hernández Cantu, also known as "El Credo" or "Comandante Credo" ("The Creed" or "Commander Creed"), and Juan Pedro Saldívar, also known as "Z-27.
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He currently advises several clients, including the Sunrise Movement and CREDO Action.
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Or is this whole album title, credo, and discussion some satirical bullshit?
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In her speech Mrs Clinton duly recited something like a progressive credo.
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"Experience a place like you live there," is the company's current credo.
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Hamas rose in the 1980s on a credo of resistance against Israel.
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Jelani Drew-Davi is CREDO Action campaign manager View the discussion thread.
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But the Badlands eventually changed Roosevelt, giving shape to a conservationist credo.
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All these companies began with a gauzy credo to change the world.
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In that conversation with Billy Bush, Trump was describing his life's credo.
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Like Buffett and Gates, Rubenstein has urged others to follow Carnegie's credo.
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Throughout his career, he was guided by a straightforward credo, he said.
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The "credo" is a reference to the company's 75-year-old code.
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Dutifully practicing the credo of physician heal thyself, he lived to 21970.
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With the assistance of CREDO Action, the pair "embedded the experiment into a real lobbying effort," in which CREDO fellows sought audiences with Congresspersons and their staffs over a bill that would ban the use of certain chemicals.
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Seeing that credo every day has enabled me to unconsciously make faster decisions.
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Leading the round is Prague-based Credo Ventures, and London-based Talis Capital.
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Leading the round is new investor Credo Ventures, the Prague-based VC firm.
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"So I like the message," she said, referring to the no-hugs credo.
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Advocacy groups like Engine, Credo, Demand Progress and Access Now also signed on.
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She zagged, well, wherever Donald J. Trump and his populist credo took her.
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Mr. Trump is hardly the first leader to invoke sovereignty as a credo.
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"Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo," he told the Republican National Convention.
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"Never Assume" reads the newsroom's framed credo posted outside the executive editor's office.
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The liberal group CREDO Action said it took the lead organizing the protest.
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"If I say it, I have to bet on it," was his credo.
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"Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo," Trump declared in his convention speech.
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And I stand here tonight because I hold fast to my father's credo.
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Moore's movies revolve around a simple credo: Anger is an agent for progress.
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It's rare for good fiction to come with a credo, rarer still for that credo to be worth remembering, but "Only connect," the maxim at the heart of E. M. Forster's masterpiece " Howards End ," lodged long ago in the cultural mainstream.
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Murshed Zaheed, of the progressive advocacy network CREDO, said he was encouraged that Sen.
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Everyone's keeping up a façade in Monterey; that's the credo of Big Little Lies.
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It interrupts the capitalist credo of production, consumption, and the quick dispensing of waste.
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It's no accident that Ray's credo sounds a bit reminiscent of Soderbergh's filmmaking ethos.
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Mara Algae + Moringa Universal Face Oil, $72, available at Credo Beauty beginning June 5.
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Also participating is previous backers Kleiner Perkins, Credo Ventures, Rockaway Capital and Reflex Capital.
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Our Foursquare credo of "data as a privilege" only deepens as our company expands.
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His Lt. Aldo Raine-sampled credo "Business is Booming'" is more than simple words.
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The Center for Science in the Public Interest and CREDO Action also collected signatures.
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Credo receives about 200 new products a month from brands hoping to sell there.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), to a mobile billboard funded by progressive CREDO Action activists.
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The characters of Happiness, As Such seem united in their credo of bleak pragmatism.
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Leading the round is Credo Ventures, with participation from Day One Capital and UP21.
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They are intensely erotic and driven by the credo that love is literally eternal.
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CREDO Action's statement came just moments after Trump announced Thursday that Pruitt had resigned.
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On many of the shirts was the III%'s credo, "NSA"—Never Standing Alone.
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Though the movie is (somewhat incongruously) set in 1999, the credo feels very timely.
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On Thursday, the group CREDO Action ran Facebook ads targeting some 10,000 Google employees. .
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And two progressive advocacy groups, CREDO and Democracy for America, have adopted similar lines.
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It's an important credo to follow, especially when you are a member of law enforcement.
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The credo at the heart of Cosmos is to follow the evidence wherever it leads.
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Ms. Konner summed up her journalistic credo in her inaugural address as the Columbia dean.
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"Marie's whole credo was bringing the realities of war to a broad audience," Pike said.
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That's the credo Le gives me when discussing how to make it in the marketplace.
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Heidi Hess, a co-director of Credo Action, warned that Manchin was losing progressive voters.
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The petitions were set up by Credo Action, a network of about 85033 million activists.
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GOOD TO THE LAST PROD (17) Cowpoke's credo for maintaining cow-poking quality all day?
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The petitions were set up by Credo Action, a network of about 4 million activists.
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"You don't have to be a designer to be a designer," is his contradictory credo.
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"Speaker Pelosi, I am undocumented," CREDO Campaign Manager Thaís Marques yelled from atop a table.
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"My credo is always just be interested, be interested in all your things," Federer said.
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As Israel's left flounders, Jabotinskian survivalism has re-emerged as the credo of the right.
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But as depressing as Hunters' finale is, it fits into the credo of the show.
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"Making humanity an multi-planetary species" is an informal credo repeated often at the company.
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"Life is short, we're gonna live every second of it," he says of their unspoken credo.
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" Also, there is this credo for his campaign: "This is about more than winning an election.
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Related Video: Rituel De Fille Inner GLow Crème Pigment in Nymph, $29, available at Credo Beaut
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To many the capital and its credo—liberalism, globalisation, immigration—constitute a foreign and threatening world.
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But it absolutely works in making Spidey's credo, and the spirit of his character, crystal clear.
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There is no way the CREDO analysis, or really almost any analysis, could account for this.
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Follain, which opened before Credo in 2013 as a local shop in Boston, is growing rapidly.
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Frankness on intimate subjects seems to be a credo of both her life and her work.
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"I think she can," said Heidi Hess, the co-director of liberal advocacy group Credo Action.
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The Environmental Protection Agency, reportedly plagued by internal drama, saw a steady overhaul of its credo.
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Contrary to Mr. Trump's credo, not everything in life can be reduced to winners and losers.
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President Clinton had a simple credo that he followed consistently: Good policy always makes good politics.
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"Making a living is nothing," she wrote in 1963, in what might have been a credo.
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In 2015, a CREDO study found that charter schools also outperformed public schools in urban areas.
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Credo Action said the bills would undermine regulators that are needed to make sure capitalism works.
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In 2017, CREDO, a nonpartisan research group, shared results from a small sampling of Summit students.
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You can't sell out if you don't have a value system or aesthetic credo to protect.
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That could change, however, because of pressure from liberal activists such as Credo Action and Indivisible.
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This week's issue of Action Comics, despite the outcry against it, seems to be following that credo.
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"Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo," Trump said at a rally Tuesday night in Austin, Texas.
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"We didn't have to totally reinvent the wheel," said Josh Nelson of Credo, a progressive advocacy group.
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The round was co-led by Index Ventures and Credo Ventures, and included participation from Spread Capital.
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"Credo is doing it right because they're making it look like you're walking into Barneys," she said.
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"The credo at the heart of COSMOS is to follow the evidence wherever it leads," they wrote.
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For a credo, how about "To be happy at the moment is the strength that envelops me"?
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In a 1957 interview with The Christian Science Monitor, he articulated what would be an enduring credo.
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" Here's one of the greatest baritones, Ettore Bastianini, singing Iago's Credo, "I believe in a cruel God.
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"If it's a moneymaker, we do it," Taylor proclaims, offering a credo by way of a response.
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" He added: "When he said Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo, we stood up and cheered.
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But Jennifer Le Zotte noted that Kondo's let-it-go credo ignores clutter's evil American twin: consumerism.
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One group, CREDO Action, has gathered 157,000 signatures, urging the House to investigate and launch impeachment proceedings.
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And they both reportedly carried signs that echoed the common "14 words" credo touted by white supremacists.
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However, there was neither a credo nor manifesto behind funk that would inspire the pursuit of perfection.
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It violates the gunfighter&aposs credo, which is, don&apost pick seven fights while carrying a six-shooter.
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He enthusiastically supports a credo issued by the newly formed One Nation Group of 60 moderate Tory MPs.
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"There's no excuse for that," Josh Nelson, a co-director of the progressive activist group CREDO Action, said.
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"This is a key win in a long fight," said CREDO political director Murshed Zaheed in an email.
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How much were you pushing at an open door when you brought your modernising credo to the party?
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Heidi Hess, the co-director of Credo Action, told The Hill that Collins faces a "tough" reelection fight.
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Less than two weeks ago, CREDO Action attacked another top Democrat, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, for comments on abortion.
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The progressive group CREDO recently confronted Feinstein in her office to urge her to block Trump's judicial nominees.
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Another Credo petition set up following the reports on the Panama Papers also has more than 100,000 signers.
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Additionally, more than 100,000 people have signed a Credo petition that follows the lead of Warren and Sen.
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To paraphrase a mystic credo – Pousette-Dart was in that New York art world but not of it.
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Reality TV made stars of people who, in the credo of that genre, weren't there to make friends.
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He realizes that her image-driven tactics don't jibe with his "I'm just trying to stay real" credo.
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His "who's going to stop me?" attitude was the perfect libertarian credo for the Reagan era of deregulation.
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Margaret "Macke" Raymond founder and director of the Center for Research on Education Outcomes (CREDO) at Stanford University.
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Chappelle, like many comedians, lives by the credo of offending everybody – or at least reserving the right to.
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" Then, the true performer's credo: "It means a lot to me to step on that stage every night.
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George Deukmejian, whose anti-spending credo earned him the nickname "The Iron Duke," died Tuesday of natural causes.
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One officer fired his gun to protect himself and the others, authorities told NBC, killing Credo and the suspect.
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It is not clear what, if any, data CREDO disclosed in response to the two NSLs it can acknowledge.
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CREDO Action is the activist group that's been urging Google and others to bail on the GOP's big event.
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A$AP Ferg's living by his credo ... by sparing no expense on a ring bearing the rapper's famed logo.
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It was based on a credo, known as fair information practices, that people should have rights over their data.
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"It's hard to deny that that's just not his strategy," said Heidi Hess, a co-director of Credo Action.
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But if you take that title as any kind of larger credo, Shura contradicts it with her own work.
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It is a sea change from opera's earlier days, when the credo seemed to be the longer, the better.
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When following Warren Buffett's credo to be greedy when others are fearful, where's the line between brave and foolhardy?
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He operates by a lifelong credo of non-excitement, grimness in the face of all possible on-court pleasures.
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If Lens had a credo, it was this: Photography does not happen by itself; it happens because of photographers.
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With his Sex Pistols T-shirt and his sensualist credo, there is something of the aging rocker about him.
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He subscribed, at least theoretically, to the country-over-party credo of his departed Senate co-conspirator John McCain.
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With CREDO, Homola hopes to create a worldwide cosmic ray observatory, combining observations from smartphones and the top particle detectors.
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Young people put him in office, says Mr Ventura, who describes his political credo as "socially liberal and fiscally conservative".
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The EU needs to rethink some of the more dogmatic commitments in its credo such as free movement of people.
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She serves as a Member of Advisory Board of Credo Ventures and a Member of Board of Advisors of LAUNCHub.
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TechCrunch recently revealed that, although Cloudflare and CREDO Mobile have published several NSLs, they have received others that remain secret.
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The company reports that its product is being used at over 21,000 organizations including Box, IBM, Cisco, Ideo and Credo.
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Facebook was the first to react with an attempt to turn its image around through the time well spent credo.
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Heidi Hess of CREDO Action said the emphasis on corporate sponsorship would not end with the July 18-21 convention.
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Roots Action has supported Sanders' campaign as he battles front-runner Hillary Clinton, while CREDO has not made an endorsement.
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This first week, the diary assignment is to consider and prepare an ethical credo for their current and future use.
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Here they learned the group's credo, a version of Islam even more radical than its predecessor in Iraq, al Qaeda.
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Ryu: In that sense, Jaime's dying credo—"nothing else matters, only us"—has some broader relevance beyond the Lannisters' narcissism.
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His animating credo on foreign policy seems to be to farm out the heavy lifting to other countries whenever possible.
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This $30 million also includes a $1.6 million seed round it raised last year from Earlybird, Credo Ventures and Seedcamp.
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"[The 'Independent As Fuck' credo] was just an acknowledgment that we were doing it on our own," El-P recalls.
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Scrawled on his rifle was a white nationalist credo popularized by the American domestic terrorist and neo-Nazi David Lane.
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"It's official: Chuck Schumer is the worst negotiator in Washington -- even worse than Trump," said CREDO political director Murshed Zaheed.
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Legion's most powerful moments — in Haller's memories, his imagination, or whatever's happening to him in the present — underscore this credo.
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"We love you and you very much set the standard — Semper Fi," he said, invoking the familiar Marine credo of loyalty.
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The lone wolves don't make for coziest of television, but it's gratifying to see these characters earn some credo as individuals.
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Credo tried to stop the man's advance toward officers, and as the dog fought with him, the suspect produced a knife.
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Buildings are adorned with Korean-language banners hailing the 'Juche ideology,' the official state credo, which glorifies self-reliance and loyalty.
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" Obama's comments set a different tone than Trump, who campaigned on an "America First" message and has called Americanism his "credo.
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And little did we know there's one trendy spot that has all our natural beauty needs under one roof: Credo Beauty.
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NHL referees are notoriously reluctant to call penalties in the playoffs, operating under the credo that they shouldn't decide the game.
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In the least ideal of worlds, Soderbergh concocted Rebecca Blunt to earn his first feature film in four years some credo.
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Instead, he said the pressure is to follow the campaign's credo of putting differences aside in the name of meaningful change.
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Those trucks also lose some of the tough-guy off-road credo that the Tacoma brings, so it's a trade-off.
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Paine's admonition of the fundamental American credo to resist such authority when our democracy is under attack remains vital, as well.
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It's become the credo of a people who no longer believe in the state as a guarantor of justice and security.
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Buildings are adorned with Korean-language banners hailing the "Juche ideology," the official state credo, which glorifies self-reliance and loyalty.
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Grassley plainly intends to pressure the CRS to withdraw the report, since its conclusions are anathema to the supply-side credo.
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Credo has tons of clean beauty products, so you can hoard your favorites or find new ones you haven't tried yet.
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" That effort also includes stocking up on vegan makeup at the SoHo beauty store Credo, which she calls "the vegan Sephora!
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"When they go low, we hit harder," he promises, in a pretty clear rebuke to Michelle Obama's "we go high" credo.
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He said he was driven by a simple credo: "My interest is people," Mr. Argento told Minnesota Public Radio in 803.
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Out of the 26 companies EFF evaluated, only nine received five stars: Adobe, Credo, Dropbox, Lyft, Pinterest, Sonic, Uber, Wickr, and Wordpress.
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"The credo at the heart of COSMOS is to follow the evidence wherever it leads," said a statement from the show's producers.
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Murshed Zaheed, political director of the progressive group CREDO, argues that the Senate's legislative process is itself evidence of the resistance's strength.
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Studies of charter schools' performance by the Centre for Research on Education Outcomes (CREDO) at Stanford University have turned up mixed results.
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What is strikingly lacking in this credo is any self-awareness on Blair's part of his own role in creating this situation.
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The vintage romance of the songs may lead one to conclude that Mr Berger's credo is itself a romantic but obsolete tune.
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They promoted it through Facebook alongside other organizations including Resist Here, Beyond the Bomb, Working Families Party, Generation Progress and CREDO Mobile.
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Where it's based: United States Year founded: 2005Key investors: Accel, Coatue Management, Credo Ventures, Dragoneer Investment Group, Earlybird Venture Capital, Sequoia Capital
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The petition launched by CREDO Action comes less than a week after Democrats won control of the House in the midterm elections.
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After he belted out the credo of "Funtime" — "I just do what I want to do" — he stage-dived into the audience.
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Teixeira already looks like an overgrown boy scout, so it should come as no surprise he follows their famous credo: Be prepared.
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"We've been expecting this for a while and hammering the Republican offices with phone calls for weeks," said Murshed Zaheed, of CREDO.
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If the alt right has a coherent credo, it's to wage war on what it sees as politically correct speech and thought.
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Unlike the International Style that ultimately prevailed, Eliel Saarinen's was not a doctrinaire credo that turned away from temporal and physical context.
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"Lamster," the penultimate episode of this season of "Billions," sure does seem to have taken Chuck's credo to heart as its own.
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"Democrats are acting like a bunch of cowards," said Murshed Zaheed, political director at CREDO Action, a left-wing grassroots advocacy organization.
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She achieved the extraordinary feat of turning into political orthodoxy a plainly contradictory credo, that nationalism and borderless capitalism could easily coexist.
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"I don't want to bring a sound or a credo to somebody's project," he said in a phone interview from Los Angeles.
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A coalition led by the organization Credo wrote to Mr. Schumer, criticizing him for not securing unanimous Democratic opposition to Judge Kavanaugh.
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His division embodies Vanguard's credo of do more with less: The 45 people he oversees globally look after $2 trillion in assets.
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Today, at least, we can all say, as one, battered but defiant nation, our fondest national credo: Go get 'em, nut man.
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These plagiarism allegations were first flagged by Josh Nelson, the vice president of Credo Mobile and a veteran of several environmental organizations.
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Thankfully, it's still available at Credo Beauty, but if you miss your chance to buy or simply want another option, keep on scrolling.
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He lives out his notion that pain can be "beneficial and pleasurable"; his credo is that shortcuts make any endeavour "superficial" and pointless.
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Explaining some of the thinking behind the investment, Credo Partner Jan Habermann tells me he is particularly excited about the growth of Kontakt.
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Last month, activists with Ultraviolet and CREDO delivered a petition to company executives with more than 100,000 signatures during Google's annual developer conference.
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His credo is captured in an article he wrote in March (one of a series for ConservativeHome, a Tory-aligned website) about "modernisation".
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This year America's most famous investor has spoken out loudly on political affairs—aged a liberating 21970 and with a left-leaning credo.
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Advocates such as Credo Action are increasingly using targeting tools on various social networks to get their message out to niche constituencies. Sen.
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By this time, Delacroix had already asserted his rejection of the neo-Classical credo of firm outlines, polished paint handling and perspectival logic.
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There are so many big moments in this opera, like the storm it opens with, or the "Credo" sung by the villain, Iago.
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Mr. Mattis believed that the president has a different ethos, and deserves a Secretary of Defense who can support that infinitely lesser credo.
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Was Blunt adopting the humble credo of the actors from the best picture winner "Spotlight," who all positioned themselves for supporting-actor consideration?
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Though Charles was more interested in selling paper than in writing books printed on it, his personal libertarian credo was simple: Be opportunistic.
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But they are thoroughly in keeping with his nationalist credo, and they have occasionally resonated with the person who matters most: President Trump.
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The credo was Las Vegas oddsmakers automatically cooked in a three-point cushion for N.F.L. home teams and adjusted their lines from there.
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His wide-eyed, vulnerable charges unquestioningly accept Pangloss's foolish credo: that everything happens for the best in this best of all possible worlds.
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Now, a few dozen cold showers into my Zen education, it seems to me the height of wisdom, a credo to live by.
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The signatories included 350 Action, he Asian Pacific Environmental Network, Communications Workers of America, Credo Action, Demos Action, Domestic Worker Legacy Fund, MoveOn.
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In recent years, serious thinkers on both the left and right have launched a sustained assault on the United States' founding intellectual credo.
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"It's official: Chuck Schumer is the worst negotiator in Washington — even worse than Trump," Credo Political Director Murshed Zaheed said in a statement.
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His credo, applied to a potential U.S.-Russia deal, flags an awkward truth for Vladimir Putin: He wants more from Trump than vice versa.
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" His foreign policy philosophy may follow the credo of the American novelist Gore Vidal: "It's not enough that I should succeed, others should fail!
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Another one from the progressive group Credo has over 56,000 signatures, and there are others by women's groups and Latino advocacy groups as well.
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However, because of the gag orders accompanying the NSLs, neither Cloudflare nor CREDO could include information about the FBI's demands in its transparency report.
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On behalf of Cloudflare and CREDO, the EFF is arguing in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals that NSLs and gag orders are unconstitutional.
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Now that CREDO and Cloudflare are allowed to speak out about some — if not all — the NSLs they received, that argument could be weakened.
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Details: The signatures — collected by MoveOn and including groups such as Need to Impeach, CREDO and the Women's March organizers — were delivered to Rep.
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With only four brick-and-mortar shops in the U.S., the buzz of Credo flies right under the radar for non-organic beauty lovers.
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"We got to turn the heat up under Republicans," she told activists at a meeting last week sponsored by the left-leaning group Credo.
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So a market-liberal credo combining openness with political reform and hard-headed dollops of economic progressivism is just the cocktail the country needs.
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But LoftOpera's iconoclastic approach goes beyond the unusual locales where it performs: Its credo is that too many operas are unenjoyable and prohibitively expensive.
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Heidi Hess, the co-director of Credo Action, urged Manchin not to turn a "blind eye" toward Kavanaugh's record on issues like health care.
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And yesterday, the progressive change organization CREDO Action is sending a similar message to Twitter with a petition to kick him off the platform.
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For Beethoven, it was anger at having to put some of the Credo text in his "Missa Solemnis," which comes out as something unsingable.
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Three decades later, an immersive and engaging film adaptation directed by Francesco Rosi enshrined the book's underlying neorealist credo — giving voice to the voiceless.
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Mr. Trump seems to be enthralled with destruction of peacemaking and diplomatic options and sees, at home and abroad, destructive acts as his credo.
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" Swetnick alleges she was raped at one such party, and now the left-wing CREDO Action network has a statement: "We believe Julie Swetnick.
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Mr. Morris was one of a generation of artists who embraced the Minimalist credo, along with Donald Judd, Carl Andre, Dan Flavin and others.
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In plainer language this means that all beliefs must in the end bow to a worldlier credo, involving party-ordained patriotism and family values.
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"I think there is deep apprehension right now among the progressive base," said Murshed Zaheed, political director of CREDO, a progressive social change network.
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It's about summoning the spirit that compelled our party to champion the New Deal, the Great Society and the credo of Yes, We Can.
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"Higher. Further. Faster. More." For the past seven years, that motto has been Captain Marvel's motivation, and the credo behind the character's best stories.
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Progressive phone company CREDO Mobile says its members have made has made more than 45,000 calls to congressional offices since the beginning of the week.
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During the health care debate, CREDO focused on targeting Senate district offices, making at least 33,000 calls to key Senate offices right around the vote.
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Released this past Cassette Store Day, the eerie ambient "Credo" is a standout on a 19-track Burning Witch Records compilation honoring all things spooky.
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"Democrats must shut the Senate down if Republicans try to ram through Trump's nominee," said Murshed Zaheed, political director of the social change network CREDO.
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In a post-election speech he laid out his credo: "The relationships that people value in this country are local: family, state, country," he thundered.
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According to an assessment done by CREDO, a research outfit at Stanford University, in 2015 Newark's charters were the second highest-performing in the country.
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" That's true -- and Conway certainly personifies Margaret Thatcher's credo, "If you want something said, ask a man, if you want something done, ask a woman.
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Amid anger over inequality, immigration and cultural change, basic elements of the liberal credo, from globalisation to free speech, are assailed from right and left.
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Prague-based Credo Ventures and London-based Talis Capital, which both backed Price f(x) at Series A, have also participated in this new round.
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The credo of Casa is everyone does everything—all the journalists are also editors, learn to edit and shoot video, and report with Facebook Live.
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Heidi Hess, co-director of the progressive group Credo Action, suggested Schumer should punish senators who vote for Kavanaugh by removing them for leadership posts.
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"It's official: Chuck Schumer is the worst negotiator in Washington — even worse than Trump," said Murshed Zaheed, political director at Credo, a progressive advocacy group.
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" Thaís Marques, campaign manager of CREDO Action, a liberal activist group, voiced a similar message, characterizing Nadler's remarks as "a victory for the grass roots.
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"We need to demand that Congress stop listening to TurboTax lobbyists and start making filing cheaper and easier for the rest of us," Credo stated.
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They have prodded Mr. Trump to put aside the Republican credo of "repeal and replace" in favor of more modest tweaks to the existing law.
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Something that really stood out to me was this idea of the credo of winning; that winning — and, in a sense, success — is a virtue.
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Over the past centuries, astronomers have generalized this claim to the credo that humanity's position in the universe is unlikely to be central or special.
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His "No more Mr. Nice Earn" credo was ironic when he declared it in "Money Bag Shawty" (an episode in which he was repeatedly defeated).
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Much has been made of E. M. Forster's credo, "Only connect," but I find today it sounds too like a Silicon Valley slogan, optimistically hollow.
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"Republicans in this Congress have been unable to do any meaningful oversight of the Trump administration," said Josh Nelson, the co-director of CREDO Action.
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Progressive groups like ColorOfChange, Credo Action and Free Press Action Fund have been pressuring American corporations not to donate to a Republican convention boosting Trump.
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But it was Mr. Albee's credo that theater — or theater as an enduring art, as opposed to an evening's entertainment — should be anything but safe.
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Watchmen's credo, in both the comics and the show, is that it's impossible for humans to wield power and remain uncorrupted, and that includes Angela.
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A spokesman for Credo said Monday that the group didn't have anything to say when asked whether Franken had taken adequate responsibility with his apologies.
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"Chair Wasserman Schultz has repeatedly pursued her own agenda at the expense of the progressive base and basic principles of fairness," the Credo petition reads.
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Josh Nelson, the vice president of the progressive group CREDO Action, on Twitter pointed out two instances in which Biden's plan mirrored language from liberal organizations.
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Many of the stars within this cluster abide by the credo of living fast and dying young; the largest of them will eventually explode as supernovae.
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Normally, protest groups try to direct the thrust of their efforts to hitting offices in Washington, DC. CREDO is instead hitting senators in their district offices.
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MoveOn, CREDO, and Indivisible are all urging Senate Democrats to buy as much time as possible to allow them to mobilize resistance to the Republican bill.
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"It's important for Google and Microsoft to be reminded that sponsorship of a Trump-led convention helps legitimize and normalize Trump's hate," reads the Credo petition.
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As he moved from a call to slap sanctions on Venezuela to a reminder that his government distrusts multilateral trade pacts, he offered the following credo.
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Beyond his businessman credo, it seems voters were most drawn to Trump's promises to shake up Washington and implement radical change in every sector of government.
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In keeping with the startup credo of asking forgiveness rather than permission, firms often launched large e-scooter fleets without consulting local authorities, sometimes literally overnight.
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According to research conducted at Stanford University by the independent Center for Research on Education Outcomes (CREDO), Detroit charter schools have consistently outperformed the traditional district.
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Progressive groups led by NARAL Pro-Choice America, Credo Action and the Service Employees International Union are pressuring Democrats to put up more of a fight.
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Democracy Spring, CREDO, #AllofUs, Democratic Socialists of America, Progressive Democrats of America, and the Working Families Party are among the other groups helping organize the demonstrations.
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At Credo, an Italian restaurant in San Francisco's financial district, Oberheide and about 35 founders came together for what Sakoda called a "founders helping founders" event.
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A pastor's daughter, Vestager summed up her political credo in the 2014 interview with Reuters: "I was brought up with a very strong value," she said.
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Incidentally, these charters, while far from perfect, have shown much better results than comparable public schools, as three independent studies, including by Stanford's CREDO, have shown.
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CREDO found that in states where charters expanded with little oversight, such as Arizona, there were many failures and results were worse than in ordinary schools.
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Insistence on adherence to one idea of what it means to honor our country -- and its military men and women -- isn't in keeping with that credo.
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Liberal grassroots groups CREDO and Roots Action have targeted Wasserman Schultz for saying that women in their 20s and 30s have become complacent about abortion rights.
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Credo also carries kohl eyeliners and glossy eye shadows by the makeup artist Jillian Dempsey (she's planning to sculpt a display case for the products herself).
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In line with the "Italians first" credo promoted by Salvini and Meloni, the manifesto gives the Italian constitution precedence over legislation approved by the European parliament.
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No less alarming is a raft of planks that ideologues pushed through to banish any notion of moderation and present-day reality from the party's credo.
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This was the credo I was raised on: Work hard, go to school, and you too can do what you love and make a reasonable living.
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We saw it when George Washington's mixed feelings about slavery gave way in the South to the "positive good" credo of John Calhoun and the Confederacy.
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It is, however, a message that exquisitely promotes the sense of white male victimhood that has become the credo of the Republican Party under Mr. Trump.
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I'd never heard the orchestra's growling postlude to Iago's "Credo" so vibrant — as if that character were spitting angrily on the ground after his sneering speech.
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It still has off-road credo, it still sports a V8 engine and it still has the refrigerator-box shape that has defined the G-Class.
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Liberal activist organization Credo Action has launched a petition aimed at destroying a regulatory reform package that the group says would weaken Wall Street watchdog agencies.
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" Jelani Drew, campaign manager at CREDO Action: "Amazon has too much access to our everyday lives and is relentlessly trying to gain more through surveillance technology.
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" The set ended somewhere in between — on a pop cover that reflects perfectly Mr. Frisell's creative credo, and feels apt today: "What the World Needs Now.
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The producers of Cosmos addressed the issue in a statement: "The credo at the heart of Cosmos is to follow the evidence wherever it leads," it read.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation, representing web performance company Cloudflare and mobile network Credo, said the gag orders accompanying the NSLs violated the companies' rights to free speech.
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Progressive and civil rights groups including Color of Change and CREDO Action petitioned Google to withhold sponsorship of a Trump-led Republican National Convention — to no effect.
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Today, progressive advocacy organizations UltraViolet and CREDO are gathering at Charleston Park, which is the adjacent Googleplex, to deliver a petition before Sundar Pichai's I/O keynote.
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"Staffers in Arizona and Maine and Alaska not used to getting hundreds of calls a day from angry constituents," Murshed Zaheed, political director of CREDO, told me.
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The gangster's rationale for carrying a dagger instead of a gun might serve as a credo for Manto's prose style: With this there's no bang at all.
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CREDO Mobile, a phone company that donates some of its revenue to progressive causes, announced last November that it was the other appellant in the EFF case.
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The NSLs received by Cloudflare and CREDO asked the companies to turn over customer information, including names, addresses, length of service, and message metadata, and billing records.
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The company recently raised $3.7 million with the round led by EBRD, with Credo, RTA and NEV participating in order to expand their product outside of Europe.
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His manifesto amounts to "Unity is bad, fighting is good, so the Federation should die," which barely counts as a bumper sticker, let alone a meaningful credo.
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CREDO Vice President and Political Director Murshed Zaheed said Trump's financial disclosure report showed that he has investments in companies that he's criticized on the campaign trail.
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In a letter, organizations including Demand Progress, Credo, the Electronic Frontier Foundation and FreedomWorks listed 11 areas in which the president could act before his term ends.
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At a time when shoppers are becoming more conscious and discerning of the ingredients in products they use, Credo has become a mecca for all things clean.
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Forget Trump's flaws or verbal miscues for a second, the mainstream media have abandoned its journalistic credo for fairness and flat out tilted the coverage against Trump.
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CREDO Mobile, which does not endorse candidates but instead channels support to liberal groups like Planned Parenthood and the American Civil Liberties Union, goes a step further.
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"To the extent that May's political credo is evident, she is a liberal Conservative," the Financial Times's George Parker and Helen Warrell wrote in a 2014 profile.
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Murshed Zaheed of CREDO Action, a consistent critic of Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, argued that the Democratic Party leader needs to demand that Trump be impeached.
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"You have to put your head down and fight, fight, fight," Mr. Trump said, offering his personal credo, before switching to an explicit theme of self-defense.
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A representative for CREDO Action told The Hill the group led the protest, along with several other immigration and progressive action groups, and some Georgetown Law students.
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Coming in second on the list and taking the prize of Singapore's best restaurant, Restaurant André is known for a credo that chef-owner Andre Chiang calls 'octaphilosophy.
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Image: UltraViolet and CREDO ActionGoogle will kick off its annual developer conference on Tuesday, showing off its latest and greatest to the people building things for its platforms.
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But instead of following the art world credo of jacking the price of something up 27,26%, Pinmuseum offers these little goodies for the same prices as regular pins.
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Inspired by Jean Genet's 1950 homoerotic Un Chant D'Amour, Pauline Curnier Jardin's recent film Qu'un Sang Impur (2019) interrogates patriarchal credo through the lens of its unseen bodies.
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Although CREDO can now report two NSLs and Cloudflare can report one, each has a remaining NSL that is not included in its disclosures, according to court records.
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However, since the FBI allowed CREDO to identify itself in November and Cloudflare to identify itself this week, it's possible that the revelations could harm the EFF's case.
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Otis (and multiple peers) resign themselves to this credo, to getting the un-special sex out of the way so they can be prepared for the special sex.
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Credo was angered by an interview the DNC chair gave in January to The New York Times in which she accused young women of "complacency" about reproductive rights.
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Miller said his job was to get outs whenever the manager asked — a credo he carried with him to Cleveland, when the Yankees traded him there in July.
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HuffPost editor Philip Lewis posted a video on Twitter showing protesters from the progressive group Credo Action outside of Nielsen's townhome in Alexandria, Va., at 7:30 a.m.
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Progressive advocacy groups, including Credo Action, MoveOn, UltraViolet and the American Federation of Teachers, projected the words "Acosta Enabled Sex Trafficking" and "Acosta Must Go" on the building.
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His hunch that it wasn't supposed to be in Iroquois Lake, in the center of the perhaps aspirationally named Central Park, clashed with his catch-and-release credo.
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The gangs' credo of fraternity and equality does not allow for any personal gain at the expense of the brotherhood, and they at least theoretically enforce it brutally.
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When Werfel — a lovable dork who adheres to the goblin credo that "hospitality was holy" — attempts to introduce the elf to goblin culture, things don't go as planned.
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In conversation with this reporter last year in Milan, Mr. Abloh uttered what you might call a personal credo, one applicable to anyone determined to reach a goal.
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And Cage's "Credo in US" (1942), in which snippets of recorded works by Mozart were folded into agitated spasms of percussion, ended an adventurous doubleheader for the festival.
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One of the leading Republican candidates, Karen Handel, even wore her practicality as a badge of honor, citing not just Reagan but also Margaret Thatcher's "relentless incrementalism" credo.
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" As you wander through Andrew Montgomery's lush photographs of Dixter, as well as those of other projects Giubbilei has designed, you'll find yourself agreeing with his credo: "Gardening . . .
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That's the credo behind his independent troupe, BalletCollective, established seven years ago as a platform for new work in which dance, visuals and music are equal creative partners.
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The liberal group Credo Action is demanding Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz resign a day after the Florida congresswoman accused millennials of "complacency" on abortion rights.
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He was, at one point, the Ultimate Tom Thibodeau Player, a late draft pick with no discernible extraordinary talents who adopted his coach's "Kill Yourself or Die" credo.
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There, activists grilled Whitehouse over his vote for Trump-appointed CIA Director Mike Pompeo, "That was just the start," says Murshed Zaheed, head of the progressive group CREDO.
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He would like us to forget the words, 'Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses, yearning to breathe free,' and instead, take up a credo of hatred.
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UiPath is backed by top-tier investors CapitalG and Sequoia Capital, which co-led its Series C, as well as Accel, Credo Ventures and Earlybird Venture Capital, among others.
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Metaphors On Vision, Stan Brakhage's first book, is highly peculiar for a fully fleshed out credo on cinema, for it contains prose poetry, scripts, script fragments, sketches, and letters.
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He won by a huge margin over seven rivals in an online member ballot, held on Thursday and Friday, that reflected the movement's credo of internet-based direct democracy.
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Credo Action's vice president and political director, Murshed Zaheed, said its members made 18,000 calls to HELP Committee members regarding DeVos that targeted a number of senators, including Murkowski.
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Heidi Hess, a co-director of Credo Action, said Democrats could keep the Senate in session, but still let vulnerable members go back to their home states as needed.
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Trying to reframe college as a consumer product, free-market advocates proudly brandish a "disrupt and reform" credo that would apply business-world values and metrics to state universities.
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"If he's a leader who's not going to do that, then we need a different leader," Heidi Hess, the co-director of Credo Action, told The Hill last week.
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It employs a decentralized business model with its various franchises to promote receptivity to their respective markets, while maintaining a strong cultural-centric philosophy driven by its longstanding credo.
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Today's primary American trade antagonist is China, ruled by the apparent president-for-life Xi Jinping, whose nationalist credo does not leave room for caving to pressure from Washington.
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Mr. Carafano said he did not expect Mr. Trump to outline a new approach to foreign policy that goes beyond the "America First" credo he articulated during the campaign.
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Ich habe nie zuvor von einem Orchester das grimmige Nachspiel auf Iagos Credo so lebendig gehört - als ob dieser nach seiner hämischen Rede wütend auf den Boden spucken würde.
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Jared Leto's Joker was often cited as one of the worst parts, and addition by subtraction, story-wise and Leto-wise, feels like the credo for Birds of Prey.
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Obviously, Trump's credo is only half of the impeachment story, because the Senate is supposed to be an independently powerful body, not a political servant to the White House.
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Regalado added that CREDO had earlier asked the hosting institutions to rescind McAleenan's invitation, despite the fact that top immigration enforcement officials are routinely invited to the yearly event.
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But then Heather meets Jack Quiller-Couch, who's soulfully retracing his grandfather's journey home after World War II. A Vermont farm boy, Jack espouses an unplugged, anti-millennial credo.
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First, the students in those charters, mostly black and Hispanic, are out-learning their counterparts in traditional schools — by a lot, according to research from Stanford's CREDO evaluation center.
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" Some young readers may have even been inspired to take as their personal credo the White Queen's assertion that she was able to believe "six impossible things before breakfast.
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About the only thing here that goes against the Windows credo are the multiple ways you can play the game: Screensaver Subterfuge is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
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"Estonia has a message to the wider world, and particularly to other nations attempting to transfer" to democracy, says Kersti Kaljulaid, Estonia's president and high priestess of its digital credo.
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The progressive advocacy group CREDO has already placed 6,100 calls in a campaign targeting four of the Republican senators with the biggest reputations as moderates — Collins, Flake, Murkowski, and Heller.
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"The credo at the heart of COSMOS is to follow the evidence wherever it leads," the producers of the show said in their own, separate statement to the Hollywood Reporter.
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Stanley Siegel, an irreverent New York television talk-show host whose unscripted interviews coupled Jack Paar's raw candor with Oscar Wilde's credo that nothing succeeds like excess, died on Jan.
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In her latest installation at the Hamburger Bahnhof, the French artist, who won Germany's esteemed Preis der Nationalgalerie last fall, interrogates patriarchal credo through the lens of its unseen bodies.
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One credo is that founders are the best bosses, which explains why they get so much leeway and are brought back to run companies (as Jack Dorsey was at Twitter).
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"My word is my word," Lieberman is fond of promising the Israeli public; it's become his official credo, just as he continues to reverse himself on a host of issues.
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But while Trump campaigned partially on economic populism and the promise of making life better for American workers, signs suggest his administration will embrace the Republican Party's anti-union credo.
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A credo of universal public services and redistribution that used to be contentious is now so widely accepted as to be easily captured by rival parties of right and left.
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Near the very end of the The Big Lebowski, the titular lead character, a disarmingly nonchalant stoner who goes by the nickname "the Dude" (Jeff Bridges), reveals his personal credo.
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The credo here is "Cleveland: You've Got to Be Tough," from a T-shirt first printed in the 1970s when the boy-mayor Dennis Kucinich ushered the city into default.
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"Again today, a brave survivor has come forward with a story that impugns both Brett Kavanaugh's honesty and his character," said Credo Action co-Director Heidi Hess in a statement.
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Cornered, Cersei had resorted to her credo about the "Game of Thrones" — you win or you die — and accepted her own dire fate, as prophesied by the witch years ago.
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But his boss seemed to contradict him a few hours later by insisting on his "political and social revolution"—and a credo that is much more progressive than Mrs Clinton's.
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In "The Decline of Book Reviewing" she had written that "the interest of the mind of the individual reviewer is everything," and those words could serve as the magazine's credo.
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"It is irresponsible and dangerous for corporations like Google and Microsoft to promote Trump's hate by sponsoring the Republican convention," said Credo action in a petition sent to its members.
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Over time, Brown found himself more and more drawn to mentalism and started developing his credo of letting audiences see what the process of mind reading looked like in action.
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Melania Trump, who once warned that when her husband gets attacked, he punches back 10 times harder, seems to apply a similar credo when it comes to her own reputation.
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They have also turned Pepe, a cartoon frog, into a hateful caricature, and turned the number 1488 into shorthand for a white supremacist credo and a tribute to Adolf Hitler.
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Mr Dugin sometimes describes his credo as Orthodox Eurasianiam, but he is not much interested in Christian theology as such: more in Orthodoxy as a mark of distinction from the West.
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Content distribution firm Cloudflare and phone network operator CREDO Mobile had sued the government in order to notify customers of five national security letters, or NSLs, received between 2011 and 2013.
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" In a joint statement, MoveOn, CREDO, and Win Without War said, "We need to stop this slow roll toward a catastrophic war and work towards defusing the North Korean crisis diplomatically.
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The characters invigorated the series and cemented the fundamental credo of the X-Men: that even though they were heroes, they were despised and hated by society because they were different.
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Founded by Karol Banaszkiewicz, Jacek Świgost, and Edward Ruszczyc the company raised 2 million Euros from Prague-based Credo Ventures to expand the business and build some truly custom customer solutions.
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A new innovation from Google could either be a futuristic life-improver or a creepy method of biometric surveillance, depending on how seriously you take their "Don't be evil" company credo.
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But they can also be ballast, and in a time like this I refuse to cede an essential value of books just to maintain some irrelevant dedication to an intellectual credo.
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"Anything less than 49 Democratic votes against Kavanaugh would be a massive failure of your leadership," read the letter, organized by Credo Action, which bills itself as a social-change network.
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"There are a lot of people who still live by the Woodstock credo of peace and love," McFadden said, wearing a psychedelic orangey red tie-dye shirt and peace-sign necklace.
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May's emerging credo seems to combine interventionist instincts on some economic and social issues with a hard-line stance on cutting immigration and withdrawing from the European Union, known as Brexit.
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Michael Bennet (Colo.) Bennet was criticized by the liberal group CREDO Action after praising fellow Coloradan Gorsuch's integrity and intellect while introducing the nominee to the Judiciary Committee on March 20.
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Three multibrand gift sets from Credo Beauty, which calls itself "the largest clean beauty store on the planet," are packaged in a muted pastel box that is more restrained than jolly.
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This being New York, where disaffection is a credo and celebrities, presidents or presidents-elect are not a big deal, the city seemed to carry on — albeit a little bit irked.
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Credo Mobile and CloudFlare, a cybersecurity firm, received a total of five national security letters between 2011 and 2013 and sued, arguing they had a First Amendment right to notify customers.
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This has been the credo of Dor Hadash since it formed as a small study group in the 1960s, a congregation dedicated to the Jewish concept of "tikkun olam," repairing the world.
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Credo Action, a progressive activist group, has said its members alone made 18,000 calls to those on the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee (which is responsible for DeVos's confirmation hearings).
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She believes that "we have forgotten how to protest", that the scope for change has narrowed as people have struggled to escape the neoliberal credo that the capitalist system will always work.
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"One of our biggest arguments was that they should be able to say they were recipients of NSLs," says Nate Cardozo, a staff attorney for the EFF who represents CREDO and Cloudflare.
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She is truly motivated by her faith credo: Do all the things you can, in all the ways you can, for all the people you can, for as long as you can.
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Bear in mind that these reports are short on specifics and long on speculation, but two different publications (Page Six and People) have lent their sources enough credo to go to print.
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"It's been our belief since election night that Democrats' job is to do everything they can to block Trump's interest and agenda," said Heidi Hess, the senior campaign manager for Credo Action.
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A study in 2013 by the Centre for Research on Education Outcomes (CREDO) at Stanford University compared the results of pupils at charters with those of similar children at ordinary state schools.
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In fact, the premises underlying the republican credo come ultimately from the ancient Aristotelean conception of the human being as a "political animal," whose highest interest was realized in participatory self-rule.
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"Tom Perez needs to realize that this resolution is a blatant mockery of one of one of the most serious problems of our time," said CREDO Action campaign manager Jelani Drew-Davi.
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And to some of them, her financial moves clash with the selfless Methodist credo to do good for others that she so often says guided her toward a life of public service.
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Though their backgrounds and beliefs come from a variety of Christian denominations, they work according to Sports Chaplaincy's credo to be available to people of every faith, and to those with none.
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Alley Cat Allies and other organizations that adhere to a no-kill credo have wielded broad influence in the United States, but they don't have the same kind of presence in Australia.
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" Yet, Newsweek points out, "research done by Stanford University's Center for Research on Education Outcomes (CREDO) … found charter enrollment is 'especially helpful' for students in poverty, black students and English language learners.
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Joe Klein, part of a group of classmates at the rink, said the team's credo was "Play hard to pray hard" and likened the team to a biblical David bringing down Goliaths.
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The Kingdom of Bhutan is perhaps best known for its credo of Gross National Happiness, or G.N.H., an official index of prosperity and quality of life in place of gross domestic product.
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Over the past decade, Spider-Man's famous credo — "with great power comes great responsibility" — could very well apply to Sony, the studio that owns the film rights to Marvel's web-slinging superhero.
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We are witnessing the devolution of the ideal that racial justice is a moral and political good, one enshrined as an American credo in the aftermath of the civil rights movement's heroic period.
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He's already built an app where users can begin identifying cosmic rays using the Zooniverse platform, as well as a particle-detector app available in the Google Play store called the CREDO Detector.
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Its leaders — led by current CEO Alex Gorsky, as well as predecessors Bill Weldon, Ralph Larson and Jim Burke — put the famous J&J Credo at the forefront of every decision they make.
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That may sound difficult, but for me, abiding by that credo simply involved keeping a few key phrases in my back pocket for the times when it was just not going to happen.
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Basic Jiu Jitsu credo says "don't turn your back", but many have found that often getting to the knees and assuming the 'turtle' position is preferable to fighting from flat on the mat.
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The phone company CREDO Mobile, which is challenging the constitutionality of national security letters in a case with Cloudflare, is also still gagged from discussing a NSL it received in 2011, records suggest.
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Maybe it's a symptom of uncertainty under President Donald Trump—a New Yorker with an unhinged law-and-order credo and overwhelmingly pro-cop mindset who's remaking the federal government in his image.
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Trump and his team of hard-nosed realists, who are coming from business and the military, would follow the Realpolitik credo and abandon nation building, regime change, and democracy building in hostile climes.
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A petition on the matter sponsored by groups including the AFL-CIO, Americans for Tax Fairness Action Fund, CREDO Action and Democracy for America had more than 75,85033 signers as of Friday afternoon.
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Heidi Heiss, the co-director of Credo Action, a progressive group, earlier this month said Schumer could punish Manchin if he votes for Kavanaugh by removing him from the Senate Democratic leadership team.
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Warren, in a new video released by Credo Action, said the United States shouldn't move forward with the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) because the 2023-nation agreement benefits corporations instead of U.S. workers.
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Heidi Hess, the co-director of CREDO Action, said that it was "somewhat unfathomable" that any Democratic senator could still be undecided, particularly following former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen's guilty plea on Tuesday.
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The progressive group CREDO saw 1.5 million people sign their anti-DeVos petition and share it 400,000 times on Facebook, by far the most signatures and shares they've ever had on any petition.
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" In Iowa and New Hampshire, he told audiences that, contra, Michelle Obama's credo that "when they go low, we go high," he prefers an approach of "when they go low, we hit harder.
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Ali's credo in the ring was "float like a butterfly, sting like a bee" and his dazzling hand and foot speed confounded Liston, as it would many bigger, more powerful opponents to come.
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Various versions of Iago's famous "Credo" suggest that it was pondered "arduously," she said, while "Falstaff" fans will be intrigued by drafts Verdi discarded, like the first version of the opera's fugue finale.
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Nicole Regalado, a CREDO campaign coordinator who was one of the protesters, told The Hill the goal was to prevent MPI, the Catholic Legal Immigration Network and Georgetown from giving McAleenan a platform.
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Even before the Olivetti typewriter, he was intimating a sundering of modernism's form-function credo, as evidenced by two towerlike cabinets from the early- and mid-1960s in the show's first, dense gallery.
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Warren, in a new video released by Credo Action, said the United States shouldn't move forward with the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) because the 12-nation agreement benefits corporations instead of U.S. workers.
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Since the IPO in 1997, the company's credo has been to "make investment decisions in light of long-term market leadership considerations rather than short-term profitability considerations short-term Wall Street reactions."
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It's a 10-week process during which they learn the company's credo of inspiration, how to choose music, and, most importantly, how to teach people in a way that's unique to the company.
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"We want these staffers to feel as if they're under siege from the rest of America, from a country that hates this bill," said Murshed Zaheed, political director of the progressive advocacy group CREDO.
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"We are in touch with [CREDO] and talking about how to work together to combine data from different kinds of detectors," said Daniel Whiteson, University of California, Irvine physicist and principal investigator of CRAYFIS.
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While P&G's is wordy, there is something pleasingly punchy about Caterpillar's credo—"our solutions help our customers build a better world"—and it is linked to the firm's core business of construction machinery.
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Earlier this week, the FBI finally allowed Cloudflare and CREDO Mobile to identify themselves as recipients of national security letters, which allow the agency to secretly order tech companies to hand over customer data.
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" The producers of the Emmy-winning show Cosmos, which Tyson hosted in 2014, said in a statement to Deadline, "The credo at the heart of Cosmos is to follow the evidence wherever it leads.
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Peach was an album at war with itself, pronouncing its good intentions up front, to "let there be peace on earth; let love reign supreme," but struggling to adhere to its own credo throughout.
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The company said on Tuesday the funding was led by prior investor Accel and joined by CapitalG, Google's venture capital arm, Kleiner Perkins Caulfield & Byers and seed-stage investors, Earlybird, Credo Ventures and Seedcamp.
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Heidi Hess, senior campaign manager at CREDO Action, a liberal advocacy group, criticized Bennet Monday after he introduced Gorsuch and "contributed to the lighthearted tone" of the first day of the Judiciary Committee hearings.
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CREDO concluded that pupils at charters on average progressed by the equivalent of just eight additional days of learning per year (admittedly, many American charter schools get by on less money than other schools).
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As of Monday morning, more than 65,000 people had signed a Credo petition to urge Congress to support legislation Warren introduced last week that aims to simplify and reduce the cost of filing taxes.
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As of Monday morning, more than 65,000 people had signed a Credo petition to urge Congress to support legislation Warren introduced last week that aims to simplify and reduce the cost of tax filing.
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"If we sense any hesitation from any members of Senate Democratic caucus to defend Dodd-Frank and oppose this bill, we will go after them," said Murshed Zaheed, head of the progressive group CREDO.
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But the changes — some of which lean on the precepts of Andrew S. Grove, the former Intel chief executive who coined the credo "Only the paranoid survive" — are Intel's biggest attitude adjustment in decades.
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Now comes Donald Trump, essentially trying to revive that same supply-side credo (famously branded "voodoo economics" by George H. W. Bush) with his proposal for $22015 trillion of tax giveaways, mostly for business.
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" That is a credo that has guided his practice since a master of ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arranging, told him years ago: "Daniël-san, sometimes one flower can say more than 10,000.
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However, when the dean refused to disinvite McAleenan, the students coordinated with other immigration advocacy groups, including CREDO, Sanctuary DMV, La ColectiVA, and Justice for Muslims Collective, to organize a protest during McAleenan's speech.
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" Our Revolution, along with two other progressive groups, Justice Democrats and CREDO, have also launched a petition aimed at DCCC chairman Ben Ray Luján, telling him to "stop attacking progressives in the Democratic Party.
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Domino's was "the only game in town" in Britain for years, but its competitive advantage had been eroded by the emergence of online food delivery companies, said Jason Spilkin, a portfolio manager at Credo Wealth.
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The reason that the EFF chose this patent this month was because Phoenix Licensing had used this patent family to sue "at least a dozen" companies (ranging from CVS to Credo Mobile) in February alone.
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The filings also show that CREDO received a NSL in 11653 that it has not publicly discussed, in addition to the two letters it received in 2013 and has acknowledged with permission from the FBI.
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Metaphors On Vision, Brakhage's first book, is highly peculiar for a fully fleshed out credo on cinema, for it contains a variety of forms from prose poetry to scripts and script fragments, sketches and letters.
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"This is a monumental failure of leadership on the part of Democratic leaders Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi," Murshed Zaheed, the political director for Credo, said after lawmakers left for the year without a deal.
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He died of leukemia, at 51, in 1946 in Chicago, where he founded an art school, now part of the Illinois Institute of Design, which did much to introduce the Bauhaus credo to American designers.
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Conflicting reports say the riot started after the murder of "El Credo," allegedly a commander in the Gulf Cartel, which has been fighting a violent war for territory along Mexico's northern border with the Zetas.
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Although she may have agreed with the Baraka-founded Black Arts Movement and its credo—black stories for black audiences—race was just one of the front lines in her characters' battle with the self.
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Members will have to answer whether they agree that the movement should form a government with PD, chaired by Conte, the 5-Stars official blog said, in line with the party's credo of direct democracy.
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The Alyx style, Mr. Williams said, is less a strict credo than a feeling, or maybe more accurately a mix of feelings, since it draws equally from street-smart aggression, Gothic grimness and military polish.
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He takes pains to point out that ultra is not a synonym for hooligan: Though their credo dictates "nenhum passo atrás" (no step back), the Super Dragons do not exist solely to fight, he said.
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Mr. Buttigieg's appeal to many voters is his rejection of a lucrative private-sector career to enter public service; part of his good government credo has long been greater transparency in the city he runs.
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Credo also accused Schultz of "rigging the primary process to suppress Democratic turnout," of "supporting warmongers by trying to undermine the president's Iran deal," and of courting special interest groups at odds with liberal values.
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For the media to have scaled back Trump coverage out of some sense of civic responsibility would have amounted to "deliberately put[ting] its collective thumb on the scale" — a serious violation of the journalism credo.
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Gal's vision for early cancer screening was appealing enough to rake in $4 million in financing from investors, including Founders Future, Credo Ventures, Seedcamp, Esther Dyson and other angel investors, including SoundCloud co-founder Alex Ljung.
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With a recognition of our growing population of people with "gluten sensitivity," upset stomachs, and tainted taste buds attributed to poorly made bread, I ask that you, people who care, consider this personal declaration a credo.
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Credo Action's vice president and political director, Murshed Zaheed, said its members made 2023,000 calls to members of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee on DeVos, targeting committee Democrats and key Republicans, including Sens.
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For sympathizers to the Taliban's conservative credo, especially in rural districts like Sayyidabad, in Wardak, it was a moment that allowed them to express support in a way that would ordinarily see them thrown in jail.
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In Manchester a dynamic leadership with a "what works" credo keeps Labour dominant in an increasingly globalised city; in Hamburg the SPD parties like it's 1969 thanks to a resilient coalition of low- and middle-earners.
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Other groups who signed the letter included Greenpeace USA, Democracy 21, Franciscan Action Network, New American Leaders Action Fund, Secure Elections Network, CREDO, Clean Elections Texas, Business for America, and NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice.
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Other groups who signed the letter included Greenpeace USA, Democracy 21, Franciscan Action Network, New American Leaders Action Fund, Secure Elections Network, CREDO, Clean Elections Texas, Business for America, and NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice.
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Josh Nelson, a co-director of Credo Action, said they were "surprised" and "pleased" by Schumer's decision, adding that they had "not seen much of an inclination" from Schumer to play hardball previously on judicial picks.
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Objective reporting in this country arose from a unique confluence of circumstances: a consolidation of distribution technologies (more network television and fewer local newspapers), broad political consensus and bipartisanship, and a strong professional credo of independence.
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In 2014, when 5-Star promised a non-binding, consultative referendum on the euro, it seemed a good way of not handing anti-euro votes to the League while respecting its own credo of direct democracy.
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This latest round was led by previous backer Accel, along with participation from new investors CapitalG (one if Google's investment vehicles) and Kleiner Perkins Caulfield & Byers, as well as previous investors Earlybird, Credo Ventures and Seedcamp.
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But in my view, having seen all sorts of poor decision-making over my career, all leaders must have their own ethical credo, and this is something that cannot be taught by the SEC or Congress.
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Credo Action's vice president and political director, Murshed Zaheed, told The Hill that its members made 18,000 calls to members of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, including specifically targeting Collins, Murkowski and Sen.
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The startup, which bills itself as a "tech-enabled home care provider" launched its social care matching platform last November, and has raised some $3.4 million to date from investors including Kima Ventures and Credo Ventures.
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That was the credo of Democratic "resistance" activists Thursday following the narrow passage of Trumpcare in the House of Representatives despite hundreds of thousands of phone calls and angry town halls denouncing the health care bill.
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Credo Action's vice president and political director, Murshed Zaheed, said its members made 6900,2628 calls to members of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee on DeVos, targeting committee Democrats and key Republicans, including Sens.
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Notice how the hero and the heroine of the movie, in line with its title, subsist on fantasies instead of careers, conforming to a chase-your-dream credo that is not so much traditional as antique.
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"We will unleash our activists in a way that I don't think any secretary of education has ever experienced," said Heidi Hess, a campaign manager for Credo, a mobile phone company with a liberal activist arm.
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What is troubling, however, is that his adoption of that credo, and its invocation as a theme of his Inaugural Address, demonstrates either his ignorance of history or, worse, a willful conveyance of a hateful philosophy.
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The Trump administration has often been guided by an isolationist credo espoused by the president and his advisers: Last year, an administration plan to cut U.S.A.I.D.'s foreign aid budget was met with a bipartisan backlash.
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The film turned Miles Morales' Spidey into a household name, with his "anyone can wear the mask" credo serving as inspiration for any person in the theater struggling with the same issues of self and identity.
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Angel Investors include 42angels, a platform, which gathers experienced Czech and Slovak entrepreneurs; Neulogy Ventures, the first Slovakia-based management company to run fully regulated seed and venture capital funds; Speed Invest; and Credo Ventures among others.
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Sony's announcement comes after a rally outside Sony Music's headquarters on Wednesday, whose participants included activists from women's groups like #MuteRKelly, Black Women's Blueprint, Care2, Color of Change, CREDO, Girls for Gender Equity, NOW-NYC, and UltraViolet.
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Activists who popularized the #DumpTrump hashtag protested outside Google's Mountain View headquarters in late April and groups such as ColorOfChange, Free Press Action Fund and CREDO Action have been urging the companies to suspend their GOP sponsorships.
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So do an overwhelming majority of Democratic primary voters, according to new data, as do the country's leading environmental and activist groups, like the Sunrise Movement, Greenpeace USA, Credo Action, Friends of the Earth, and 350.org.
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The CREDO I China fund, set to be one of the largest property debt funds in China, will invest in offshore US dollar-denominated subordinated instruments for real estate in the country's first and second-tier cities.
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One of the 10 things we know to be true, you know, Google's credo manifesto thing was Google is not a conventional company, but I think that what we're talking about is it actually very much is.
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Brainient had raised around $4 million in total funding, including a $1.8 million Series A in 2012 led by Prague-based Credo Ventures with participation from Atlas Venture, Estag Capital, Sherry Coutu, and Dave McClure's 500 Startups.
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A coalition progressive groups—including CREDO Action, the Center for Popular Democracy and Color of Change—are denouncing Facebook&aposs new ad-buying policy that requires a social security number, a federal ID and a residential address.
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The Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee in the lower house of Britain's parliament also called on the government to drop its sector-by-sector approach, which risked "a return to the discredited credo of 'picking winners'".
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Warren told Credo Vice President and Political Director Murshed Zaheed that Democrats and liberal activists need to ramp up pressure on Republicans to push for answers on contacts between Trump's advisers, the president himself and Russian officials.
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Justice Democrats is joined by a whole host of other groups, some new and others that existed before 2016, including the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, CREDO, MoveOn, Our Revolution, the Working Families Party, and the Collective PAC.
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And, though Cramer's credo on Apple remains "own it, don't trade it," he advised investors to wait several days for the stock to drift lower, and until the news of low iPhone 8 sales faded, to buy.
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Credo Action, which refers to itself as a social change organization, posted the petition less than 24 hours after news of Justice Antonin Scalia's death broke on Saturday and Republicans started pledging to block any Obama nominee.
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In early October, the Center for Research on Education Outcomes (CREDO) at Stanford University released a study which followed the educational progress of over 97,21625 charter school students in New York over the course of four years.
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Mr Abe appeared to borrow from the book's brash credo last November: while the rest of the world was still gasping at Mr Trump's election, Mr Abe jumped on a plane and went to meet the president-elect.
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Sensing the souring of the public mood, Ms. Merkel shifted tone this week from her usual credo about integrating migrants — "We can do it" — to stiff condemnation, and even contemplation of expulsions or deportation for newly arrived offenders.
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The EFF is scheduled to deliver oral arguments in the Cloudflare-CREDO case this March, and it's possible that the FBI's decision to allow the companies to identify themselves is a tactical move designed to undercut those arguments.
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"The government's position is there are a lot of things people who get NSLs can say and there's a narrow thing they're gagged about," Andrew Crocker, a staff attorney at the EFF who represents CREDO and Cloudflare, explained.
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They want to remain true to the ancillary GenX credo that can be best described as "garbage in, garbage out" but many of its readers have taken that deeply open invitation to share their lives far too openly.
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Last month, Cloudflare and CREDO Mobile were finally allowed to identify themselves as recipients of national security letters (NSLs) that similarly prevented them from disclosing the fact that they had ever received such a letter to begin with.
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But advocates like Heidi Hess of CREDO Action, a group that promotes progressive social change, criticized Facebook for announcing its support of the RNC convention in the week when Trump became the Republican party's de facto presidential candidate.
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In an academic culture characterized by a "publish or perish" credo, incentives such as"career advancement, grant funding and possible financial conflicts of interest" are playing an important role in scientific misconduct, especially when corporate financing is involved.
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"Democrats who vote yes on cloture or on Gorsuch's confirmation will be held accountable by their constituents and by the progressive base of the Democratic Party," CREDO Political Director Murshed Zaheed said in a statement to VICE News.
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Credo Action, a San Francisco–based grass-roots advocacy group, released a statement Sunday calling for Kavanaugh to be impeached from his position as a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.
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" Dem response: Democrats argue McConnell is setting up a "sham vote" and note that liberal advocacy groups like the Sunrise Movement and Credo Action that back the Green New Deal have given senators a pass to vote "present.
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According to Jeffrey Goldberg at The Atlantic, Obama didn't take too kindly to Clinton's assertion in 2014 that the White House's foreign policy credo—"don't do stupid shit"—was not "an organizing principle" worthy of a great nation.
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A.J Somerset, the London, Ontario-based author of Arms: the Culture & Credo of the Gun, a book about North American gun culture, told VICE there are a couple of issues with the self-reporting aspect of licensing here.
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In a rare move, the U.S. Postal Service appeared to set aside its credo that "neither snow nor rain ... nor gloom of night" would stop its work as it suspended deliveries from parts of the Dakotas through Ohio.
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Armed with an immense fortune and an easy, boastful manner, Mr. Cloobeck, whose former company promotes resort timeshares with the credo "Vacations for Life," said he was still deciding whether to run to be Nevada's governor in 2018.
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Photo: GettyCloudflare and Credo Mobile today lost their fight to speak publicly about the National Security Letters they and other tech companies receive, which demand user data and frequently forbid companies from ever disclosing the demands to their users.
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The party's parliamentarians have begun drawing up programs on all the main areas of policy and putting them, one by one, to its members in online votes - a procedure which 5-Star says respects its credo of direct democracy.
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Most links to startups' websites had always come simply as natural by-products of news coverage and publicity efforts and not SEO-type link building, as a March 2016 study by Credo founder John Doherty published on Moz found.
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The Democratic Party, in keeping with its social credo, has fully embraced the #MeToo movement: both its leaders and rank-and-file members committing to the idea that sexual assault is underreported and that victims deserve to be heard.
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Last week, Buhari gave a speech to launch a campaign titled "Change begins with me," part of his credo to end graft in Africa's biggest economy which is gripped by mismanagement and poverty despite sitting on vast energy reserves.
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"The Islamic State has legitimized their violent street credo," as Grignard puts it: The young Muslims from 'inner-city' areas of Belgium, France, and other European countries joining up with the Islamic State were radical before they were religious.
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A follow-up study by CREDO in 2015 found that across 41 urban areas, children in charters were learning the equivalent of 20113 more days of maths and 28 days of English every year than pupils in traditional schools.
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In an article in The Times with the headline "Dramatists Deny Nihilistic Trend," Mr. Albee espoused the view that would become his credo: that theatergoers should be challenged to confront situations and ideas that lie outside their comfort zones.
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"The purpose is to elevate the issue and to encourage the Army Corps to exert its power to stop this pipeline," Goldtooth said of Tuesday's protests in which more than 30 groups, including Greenpeace and CREDO Action, are participating.
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The letter is signed by several progressive, labor and environmental groups, including CREDO the Communications Workers of America, 85033 Action, Demand Progress, Fight for the Future, Friends of the Earth and Public Citizen, all of which oppose the TPP.
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Self-improvement may be a distinctly American habit, from its founding, a national credo, but the father of psychological types was Carl Jung, the Swiss psychiatrist, who laid them out in a book of the same name in 1921.
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Another one for the new era of Travis: Google's top HR executive is also its chief culture officer, the person in charge of assuring Google lives up to the "Don't be evil" credo that dates to its early days.
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Such an approach, he contends, would be consistent with the progressive movement's long-held credo that it is the duty of the majority (liberals who predominate on campus) to fight for the minority even when that contravenes self-interest.
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"From those years I evolved a credo: Make the familiar exotic (Americans won't recognize their country when I get finished with it) and make the exotic — the India of elephants and arranged marriages — familiar," she wrote in Contemporary Authors.
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The bright placards were dreamed up and placed there by the state to promote tourism, each brandishing New York's cheerful and familiar credo: "I Love N.Y." But there is one problem: The federal government says the signs are illegal.
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For someone who claimed his sole political credo was to loathe all forms of oppression — "I am against any dictatorship right or left, terrestrial or celestial, white, grey or black, pink, red or purple," — the opinions could be surprising.
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In a later social media post, the Republican president said his aim was to protect U.S. jobs in the face of cheaper foreign products, a familiar theme in the "America First" credo he campaigned on for the 2016 election.
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Other investors in LIV include Jaroslav Beck, CEO and co-founder of Beat Games (the studio behind VR streaming hit Beat Saber); early-stage VC Seedcamp; accelerator Techstars; Prague's Credo Ventures; VR company VIVE; and mixed reality production specialist Splitverse.
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That he did so, even as so much of his legacy is under assault by those who don't accept this credo, is part of what will make history see him as one of the greatest ever to hold his office.
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Supporters of Pegida, the German acronym for Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamization of the West, meandered for at least an hour afterward through the train station, loudly chanting their credo and singing the Nazi-era version of Germany's national anthem.
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But even though the companies can now admit they received these secret requests, Cloudflare and CREDO are still arguing in the 9th Circuit that the years-long gag orders preventing them from discussing the NSLs violate their right to free speech.
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The anniversary comes at a time when the world is turning against liberalism, our founding credo, which is defined by a commitment to individual dignity, open markets, limited government and a faith in human progress brought about by debate and reform.
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"Any good-faith effort to meet international climate targets necessitates that the vast majority of all remaining coal, oil and natural gas on federal lands must stay in the ground," said Elijah Zarlin, director of climate campaigns at activist group CREDO.
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Groups like NARAL Pro-Choice America and CREDO Action took offense to Pelosi's earlier comments, suggesting that, by adopting the language of anti-abortion groups, Pelosi risks muddling the message of those fighting to keep the procedure legal and accessible.
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"HC", as he is known, gave the party a more youthful image, embraced social media before other politicians and rejected the FPÖ's erstwhile anti-Semitism (recognising Jerusalem as Israel's capital long before Donald Trump) in favour of an anti-Islam credo.
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Credo also accused Schultz of "rigging the primary process to suppress Democratic turnout," as well as "supporting warmongers by trying to undermine the president's Iran deal," and of courting special interest groups at odds with liberal values. Ouch. http://bit.
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CREDO has coordinated nearly 100,000 calls, teachers union National Education Association reported that their members have sent over 1.1 million emails, and hundreds of protesters showed up at Senate offices around the country urging their Senators to vote no on DeVos.
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"It's about great leaders and great people, and I could not be prouder of the 145,000 employees at Johnson & Johnson who really bring the credo, [the] value system every day to work to do their very best," the CEO told CNBC.
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"No means no" began to give way to "yes means yes" as the credo of sexual consent decades ago, but the shift has been swiftly propelled in recent years by legislation and, most recently, by the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements.
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Mr. Trump announced he would replace Mr. Tillerson with Mike Pompeo, the C.I.A. director and former Tea Party congressman, who forged a close relationship with the president and is viewed as being more in sync with Mr. Trump's America First credo.
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These lawmakers are the ones who are the most likely to live by the credo of their forebears, said former Senator John Warner of Virginia, a veteran of World War II and Korea whose voice remains strong at nearly 92.
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In the video posted online by Credo, a liberal activist group fighting TPP, Warren highlights the trade advisory committee and the Investor State Dispute Settlement clause, which she says is a key provision that benefits corporations and weakens public safety regulations.
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The president respects Mr. Bannon because he is independently wealthy and therefore does not need the job, and both men ascribe to a shoot-the-prisoners credo when put on the defensive, according to the former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski.
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That follows pressure from DFA and another liberal group, Credo Action, which have been circulating petitions urging Clinton to use her planned major economic speech on Thursday near Detroit to announce opposition to a lame-duck session vote on the TPP.
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A coalition of groups consisting of Allied Progress, Credo Action, the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) and Latino Victory is urging Democrats to block a vote on Pai's reconfirmation until Congress holds a hearing on the Sinclair-Tribune deal.
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Do you agree with the relatives and friends of those killed in the Aurora shooting that the film company should take to heart the credo, "with great power comes great responsibility" and help to "build safer communities with fewer guns"?
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Speaking to reporters afterward, Mr. Tillerson said the president was prepared to demand an "economic relationship that is fair on both sides" and said the chief goal of the nation's trade policy would be fashioned after the president's "America First" credo.
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Alan Colmes, who for 12 years was a mild-mannered and moderately liberal sparring partner to the conservative firebrand Sean Hannity in Fox News Channel's most conspicuous effort to fulfill its "fair and balanced" credo, died on Thursday in Manhattan.
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Groups like MoveOn, United We Dream and CREDO shifted their focus from Republicans to Democrats earlier in the month, threatening primary challenges and public ridicule for Democrats unwilling to risk a government shutdown to save the program for young immigrants.
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As the hippie movement grew, Ram Dass and Leary were among the counterculture luminaries at the Human Be-in, a 1967 gathering of some 25,000 people in San Francisco where Leary spread his "turn on, tune in, drop out" credo.
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In a petition sent to the 3.9 million progressive activists the group claims as members, Credo cited Schultz's comments on abortion, which infuriated many liberals, as well as a litany of other offenses, in calling for her to be removed.
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"No Trump henchmen should be given a platform to spread hatred or defend the racist, xenophobic policies put into place by Donald Trump and Stephen Miller," CREDO Action campaign director Nicole Regalado said in a written statement after the action.
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" Like Baloo the bear, the character voiced by Mr. Harris in the animated adaptation of Rudyard Kipling's "The Jungle Book," Mr. Boardman was patient, a characteristic reflected in his management credo: "You are held accountable for the mistakes you make.
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"My credo was always delight, bliss, longing," he said, and for him beauty was most reliably found in human muddle and folly — in watching a man and woman coming to blows in the street, and seeing their small dogs start to spar, too.
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He is a driving force at the Cato Institute, a libertarian think-tank; Americans for Prosperity (AFP), a free-market group he started in 2004; Freedom Partners, a network of donors fostered by both Kochs; and other outfits promoting the libertarian credo.
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Protestors believe the federal agency, which is responsible for the easement, "'fast-tracked' the Dakota Access Pipeline approval process, neglecting tribal consultation and environmental review," according to a statement released this week by CREDO Action, an activist network opposed to the project.
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Priebus is an experienced Washington politico with establishment credo who has also earned Trump's trust as he put the weight of the RNC's ground and data operation behind Trump's candidacy, and stuck by Trump's side through the controversies that dogged his campaign.
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In April, Romanian robotic form-scanning software company UiPath — in which Kiska's Credo Ventures was an early investor — announced it had raised $30 million in fresh venture funding, marking one of the largest early-stage tech investments to date in central Europe.
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Cruz and super PACs opposing Trump's candidacy have blanketed the South Carolina airwaves knocking the New York billionaire, using Trump's past support for abortion, some gun control measures and his praise of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to question Trump's conservative credo.
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You know what they say about good things in small packages, and it's been a particularly fitting credo in recent years for LA noise rock duo No Age and the slew of EPs, singles, and cassettess they've been turning out between full lengths.
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As if to prove this credo through concrete metaphors, her final paintings involved cutting up drawings she had done decades earlier in Hans Hofmann's school and remaking them into kaleidoscopic visions gyrating between sharp bolts of color and soft black-and-white textures.
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During the chilling "Credo," when Iago declares that he was shaped in the image of a cruel God and that life is a mockery ending in nothingness, both Mr. Lucic and Mr. Dudamel took the soliloquy at face value to chilling effect.
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" As Real Madrid manager, according to the author Diego Torres, Mourinho laid down his seven golden rules: Among them were the credo that "whoever has the ball, has fear," and the dogma that "football favors whoever provokes more errors in the opposition.
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After two years in stealth, Around's 12-person distributed team reveals that it's raised $5.2 million in seed funding over multiple rounds from Floodgate, Initialized Capital, Credo Ventures, AngelList's Naval Ravikant, Product Hunt's Ryan Hoover, Crashlytics' Jeff Seibert, and angel Tommy Leep.
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Here Mr. Miller was putting into practice the credo he later enunciated in his book "Subsequent Performances": Classic plays — he seldom directed anything contemporary — were to acquire new life by setting them in periods and places that would speak to modern audiences.
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And while Flood would be a valued player in the event Democrats move to impeach Trump, he lacks McGahn's conservative credo and likely would not pursue Trump's conservative deregulatory agenda with the same zeal that has earned McGahn plaudits on the right.
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My reason for running for governor was simple: I love our country and its promise of opportunity for all, and I stand here tonight because I hold fast to my father's credo -- together, we are coming for America, for a better America.
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But the Democratic establishment broke faith with its own credo in the past few weeks, even as the benefits of a unified effort against Trump and the Republicans became clear in the congressional election that delivered a victory to Conor Lamb in Pennsylvania.
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My reason for running for governor was simple: I love our country and its promise of opportunity for all, and I stand here tonight because I hold fast to my father's credo – together, we are coming for America, for a better America.
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CREDO Action, a group of activists dedicated to bringing about progressive change, also has a petition urging members of Congress to block Kavanaugh, particularly because he could rule on any Supreme Court case related to the special counsel's investigation into Trump and Russian election interference.
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"A lot of the bigger guys are now starting to take a look at the region," said Credo Venture's Andrej Kiska, whose Prague-based fund started in 2010 and has since co-invested with global venture capital firms Index Ventures, Accel and Baseline Ventures.
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MORE (D-Colo.) Bennet introduced Gorsuch, a fellow Coloradan, to the Judiciary Committee on his first day of confirmation hearings and was immediately criticized by Credo Action, a liberal advocacy group, for putting the nominee on good footing at the start of that week.
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With the passion, authenticity and call to idealism that has been a trademark throughout his career Brown offered testimony to the Democratic credo in its noblest form, and a blueprint for Democrats to rekindle a magic throughout the Midwest and across America in 2020.
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I don't know if my dad ever told me this but he probably lived by this credo because that's kind of the way he ran his: He loved what he did, would've done it for free, and felt it was an honor to be there.
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Set in and around her forestial California home, which Terranova conceives as an assembled space with filmic techniques, the documentary (screening this week at Anthology Film Archives) is at once a glimpse into Haraway's life and a casual credo exuding her way of thinking.
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The anti-establishment 25-Star Movement has said that before it signs off on its coalition deal with the center-left Democratic Party (PD) it will put the accord to a web-based ballot of its members, respecting the party's credo of direct democracy.
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What brings them all together is the credo of "Once a Marine, always a Marine," said Colonel Iulo, who oversees Marine Corps recruiting for much of the East Coast, and who pointed to the Marines insignia on his hat, of an eagle, a globe and an anchor.
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Globalism, as we have observed, is a curious combination of socialism and capitalism — that is, bureaucrats and bankers, working together to flatten national boundaries and, indeed, to flatten the nation-state itself… As for nationalism, that's the credo of all others, whether we like them or not.
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Here, in budgetary form, is a kind of microcosm of what cities such as Atlanta are increasingly looking like: extreme and mounting wealth on one side, loss and destitution on the other, and a credo of hard work will be rewarded somehow persisting despite it all.
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Regardless of who's playing him, Apocalypse as he's written is a terrible villain, on par with Avengers 2's Ultron for the frustrating disconnect between his credo and his actions, and for his tendency to monologue about his motives at length without giving us new information.
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Replay review has been a great thing for all sports—even if turning it into a strategic element via the "challenge" does not really do anything to advance the "get all calls right" credo—but there are areas in each sport where replay borders on unworkable.
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Heidi Hess, the co-director of Credo Action, another grass-roots liberal advocacy group, said Schumer and Pelosi need to stand up to Trump and put an end to future efforts to bully Democrats by holding other must-pass bills hostage, such as the debt ceiling increase.
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But what Credo is really selling is the idea of switching up your beauty routine to one that seems healthier in a way that won't take you far out of your comfort zone, much as Whole Foods did with groceries or Gwyneth Paltrow does with everything.
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Tim Quinlan, Director of Digital Platform for Learning at Intel, believes that "if you're not learning you're dying," and that credo is what led Quinlan to introduce Intel employees to Degreed, a company aiming to help workers take their personal skills gaps into their own hands.
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In a manifesto titled "In Spite of It All, America," the German signatories said: "The liberal world order, with its foundation in multilateralism, its global norms and values, its open societies and markets, is in danger" from the Trump administration because of its "America First" credo.
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If, as Mr. Anastasia suggested, the Scarfo family's credo was "kill or be killed," Mr. Scarfo's management style was grounded in greed (he imposed a tax on even petty criminals operating within his turf) and paranoia (even an unwitting sneer could provoke him to take violent revenge).
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"Far too many of the people who are supposed to represent us have responded to Trump with fear and caution instead of bravery, with complicity and compromise instead of condemnation," a statement from progressive groups By the People, CREDO Action, and Free Speech for People reads.
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"Until we see and hear the 'No' votes from the floor with our own eyes and ears, we are going to keep all out pressure on key Republican senators across all channels," said Murshed Zaheed, political director at the liberal group CREDO Action, in a statement.
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Uatu is especially significant to the Marvel universe, because Uatu is the Watcher who observes Earth and Earth's solar system, and though he's bound by the Watcher credo of never interfering, he has broken those rules in the past and even faced punishment for doing so.
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But I think throughout that, he was driven with the company, did their best to be driven by the science, and ultimately trying to do what they felt was best for all the stakeholders; in essence, following the credo that had been set by one of his predecessors.
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Google and other companies are under pressure Google has not staked out a position on any candidate or party in the 2016 presidential race, but civil rights groups behind the protest, like CREDO Action and Color of Change, say any sponsorship would help "legitimize and normalize" Trump's divisive rhetoric.
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Shortly after he was sworn in, declaring as his credo "America First," Mr. Trump ditched the Pacific bloc and weaponized the American market: If China wanted access to the 327 million consumers in the richest country on earth, it would have to buy more American goods and play fair.
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Second, an oversight board that looks beyond the narrow business can help tech firms live up to Google's original credo, abandoned last year, of "Don't be evil"—potentially useful when the likes of Google and Facebook stand accused of monopolising markets, playing fast and loose with user data, even undermining democracy.
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According to The Center for Research on Education Outcomes (CREDO) in 2013, which compared academic results between charter and traditional public schools across 26 states, only 29 percent of charters studied performed stronger than traditional school counterparts in math, whereas 31 percent performed weaker and 40 percent showed no notable difference.
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Which means encouraging enthusiasm for basic coding, which now begins in classrooms for kids as young as five, and supporting the government's 2014-stated credo that computer education should "not just [be about] how to work a computer; but how a computer works, and how to make it work for you".
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As can be seen in the company's credo, which expresses the idea that "this dance is for the world and the world is for everyone," Platel himself would like to be able to make worldwide change — whether directly through his art or through the power granted him by his success.
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Then there are the moments when the camera lingers on images that may not mean anything in and of themselves—trains passing in the night, reflected trees slipping off a car windshield, blood drawn from a vein—but taken together, they do amount to something of a credo for Hamaguchi.
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The statement could be a credo for the Beltway's wonk class—the congressional staffers, anonymous bureaucrats, and think-tank fellows whose careers rest on the belief that all the histrionics of campaigning and the hyperventilating of cable news are just a freak show that distracts from the real work of governing.
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When the founders of Credo, a beauty boutique that opened in New York last week, were planning how the store should look, they checked out other green spaces — ones that sold, say, yoga mats made of recycled rubber — and thought a lot about the differences between a Tesla and a Prius.
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His motivation is equaly plain, and is identical to that underlying the ugly 2012 incident: the supply-side story remains at the heart of the Republican credo, no matter how many tax cuts may have preceeded this one, and all research that comes to a contrary conclusion must be eliminated.
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As the Washington director for the progressive group MoveOn—which fought doggedly but unsuccessfully against the United States invasion of Iraq in 2003—Wikler has been meeting regularly with colleagues from CREDO Action, the American Civil Liberties Union, Win Without War, and ReThink Media, gaming out conflict scenarios under Trump.
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"On balance, investors live by the credo: 'Don't fight the Fed,' and if rates are being cut - whatever the reason - they have often stood by stocks, so I'm not surprised we're making new highs," said Rick Meckler, partner, Cherry Lane Investments, a family investment office in New Vernon, New Jersey.
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"On balance, investors live by the credo: 'Don't fight the Fed,' and if rates are being cut - whatever the reason - they have often stood by stocks so I'm not surprised we're making new highs," said Rick Meckler, partner, Cherry Lane Investments, a family investment office in New Vernon, New Jersey.
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"If we aren't in the room advocating for global health as a top priority, if we aren't there standing up for our belief in diversity and inclusion, or if we fail to speak out when the situation demands it, then we have abdicated our Credo responsibility," he said in a statement.
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Left-leaning groups like Credo Mobile and Democracy For America (DFA) laid blame squarely at the feet of House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhy President Trump needs to speak out on Hong Kong Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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The company's onetime internal credo, "Move fast and break things," was about a need for rapid, sometimes reckless innovation in service of adding more users, market share and ad dollars, while its early mission statement, "Make the world more open and connected," was a friendly way of expressing a desire for exponential growth.
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Now, with an $8 million commitment from Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, with participation from Index Ventures, Credo Ventures, Reflex Capital and Rockaway Capital, alongside a host of angel investors, the company is looking to expand its sales and marketing and product development efforts to bring the benefits of its toolkit to more companies.
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According to the Huffington Post, a group of activists from the progressive organization CREDO showed up at Nielsen's townhouse in Alexandria, Virginia, early Friday morning to blare the now-infamous recording, originally obtained by ProPublica, and launched into chants like "no justice, no sleep" and "free the kids" while Nielsen was inside.
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Ross's fundraiser has incensed SoulCycle's liberal-skewing, millennial clientele: Not only does supporting Trump run against the open-minded mantra and credo of SoulCycle, which refers to itself as "a space to come as you are and celebrate who you are," but the event is occurring at a particularly difficult political moment.
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Inside, the Colombian reggaeton star J. Balvin made polite conversation with the Taiwanese pop sensation Leo Chen while a sweaty and hyped-up crowd awaited what turned out to be a show of conventional and largely rehashed tailoring that drew on both Mr. Abloh's roots in hip-hop and his personal design credo.
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The protest, organized by CREDO Action, Sanctuary DMV, and other groups, spilled out to the front of the building -- a dozen students from the Georgetown University Law Center also demonstrated outside-- with additional support from more than 350 others who'd signed a petition asking the university to disinvite McAleenan from the conference.
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Pichai may have presided over Google when it did away with its famed "Don't be evil" credo and defended Google's questionable work with China, but he has also helped put in place privacy and workplace reforms; he at least appears to be trying to do right by the people (in some respects).
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The original New Spirit in Painting enjoyed the unique position of promulgating a forward-looking agenda by embracing elements that were decidedly retro, implicitly asserting that contemporary art, like Picasso, does not "develop in a linear way," and that innovation and "importance" are relative — notions that have since become the postmodern credo.
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Like Donald Trump in America, the Party for Freedom in the Netherlands and Marine Le Pen in France, the FPÖ leadership has sanded off the most overtly racist edges of traditional far-right politics and blended flag-waving, anti-migrant social policies, a redistributionist economic credo and the language and style of anti-establishment insurgence.
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Mirroring Hall's DIY approach to crafting his own credo, Huxley set out to find his own brave new world in the City of Angels, quoting a line from the late-18th century artist and writer William Blake's "The Marriage of Heaven and Hell" in his slim volume, The Doors of Perception, published in 1954.
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But if the asparagus in your market still comes from too far away to satisfy your cook-local credo (or even if it doesn't!), read Melissa Clark's dispatch from the vibrant Persian community in Los Angeles, and see if you don't want to cook the recipes she brought back along with her article right away.
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He renounced violence but echoed Malcolm X's credo of gaining black power "by any means necessary"; organized blacks against the war in Vietnam; unambiguously declared that "if it weren't for crime and lies and terrorism and massacres there'd be no United States"; and, while insisting that he was not anti-Semitic, vigorously opposed Zionism.
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"For months, Democratic leaders insisted they would use their leverage in year-end spending bill negotiations to protect Dreamers and reauthorize the Children's Health Insurance Program, but at the end of the day they let us down and refused to even put up a fight," Credo political director Murshed Zaheed said in a statement.
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Prior to Supernova's recent funding round, which saw the nascent startup pick up $500,000 led by Credo Ventures (disclaimer: the VC firm that backed by defunct startup), Třečák and his company was bootstrapped for several years, relying on revenue brought in by developing mobile apps for clients, with the help of early versions of Supernova, of course.
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However, after weeks of pressure from half a million members of Color Of Change and ally organizations like MoveOn, Care2, Bend The Arc, CREDO, SumOfUs, and UltraViolet, the tech giant has announced that while it will still provide tech assistance, it will not be donating money to the Republican National Convention despite a decade of financial sponsorship.
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Given this credo, is it any wonder that Reid that according to a 28503 Gallup poll he was characterized as "the most hated Congressional leader"; a man Megyn Kelly said had a "complete lack of integrity, complete lack of honesty, never mind respect for the American people"; a politician whose speeches and accusations, according to Sen.
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PRAGUE/FRANKFURT, April 27 (Reuters) - Romanian robotic form-scanning software company UiPath has raised $30 million in venture funding, marking one of the largest early-stage tech investments to date in Central Europe Global venture capital firm Accel led the so-called Series A round, which included participation from previous investors Earlybird Venture Capital, Credo Ventures and Seedcamp.
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Finally, Matthew Neenan, whose choreographic career has blossomed at the festival, delivered "Credo," the last and best premiere of the evening, for the Philadelphia company Ballet X. Its pantomimic gestures, marking rhythms in a Haydn score, rode the line between silly and profound, and the Ballet Theater guest stars Isabella Boylston and James Whiteside were insufficiently integrated.
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O.P. credo today: We know Trump is a jerk, but you've gotta love the good stuff — you've got to admit that his tax cuts, deregulation, destruction of Obamacare and military buildup have fueled so much growth, defense spending and record stock market highs that we're wealthier and more secure as a country, even if Trump is nuts.
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It's a credo he seemed to live by, before and during the production of this film, which expands the cut-and-paste approach of "F for Fake" by telling the story of a struggling filmmaker with a flurry of images and audio — a mixed-media mélange that predates Oliver Stone's use of similar techniques by a good 20 years.
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Chinese Citizens With Bad &aposSocial Credit&apos to Be Blocked From Taking Planes and TrainsChina's terrifying "social credit" system isn't planned to be fully implemented until 2020, but…Read more ReadChina is in the process of introducing a sweeping and life-long social ranking system, the credo of which is, "once untrustworthy, always restricted," in the stark works of China's President Xi Jinping.
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After the war, artists in Latin America were attracted by its credo, leading to the formation of concrete-minded groups like Madi, in Buenos Aires in 1946, and Grupo Ruptura and the better-known Grupo Frente — which included the artists Lygia Clark, Lygia Pape and the precocious Hélio Oiticica — in São Paulo and in Rio de Janeiro, both in 19503.
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And that is the case in the new video for August Rosenbaum's "Credo, Pt. II." After the Danish pianist and producer has ominously scared the shit out of us in the aforementioned hallways, we are led to a neon—and candlelit altar, where songstress Coco O. is waiting, bathed in light, as if magically conjured forth through an angelic ritual.
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"It's official: Chuck SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE is the worst negotiator in Washington — even worse than Trump," Credo Political Director Murshed Zaheed said in a statement.
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Any book which has as its guiding credo the line: "If you trust in yourself…and believe in your dreams...and follow your star…you'll still get beaten by people who spent their time working hard and learning things and weren't so lazy" is going to find it tough to maintain its integrity once the studio has made it commercially palatable.
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"It's our belief that no institution should be elevating, normalizing or legitimizing any of the Trump immigration officials who are quite honestly carrying out policies that are rooted in the white nationalism that Donald Trump and Stephen Miller are so blatantly trying to institutionalize," said Nicole Regalado, the campaign director at Credo Action, an advocacy organization, which helped organize the protest.
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As Trump lambasted terrorism, without pondering its sources, he was standing in the country that provided 15 of the 19 hijackers on 9/11 and has been the fountainhead — through its religious establishment and consistent funding — of the fanatical, anti-Western, anti-women and puritanical strain of Sunni Islam central to the credo of Al Qaeda and the Islamic State.
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" Heidi Hess, the senior campaign manager for Credo Action, added that if the Democratic Party wants to represent a diverse group — including minorities and the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community — it will refuse to give financial help to Heitkamp, Manchin, Donnelly and "any other turncoat Democratic senator who collaborates with extremist Republicans to put Gorsuch on the Supreme Court.
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Deepnote, a startup that offers data scientists an IDE-like collaborative online experience for building their machine learning models, today announced that it has raised a $3.8 million seed round led by Index Ventures and Accel, with participation from YC and Credo Ventures, as well as a number of angel investors, including OpenAI's Greg Brockman, Figma's Dylan Field, Elad Gil, Naval Ravikant, Daniel Gross and Lachy Groom.
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That example and others were first flagged by Josh Nelson, vice president of Credo Mobile who previously worked for the Climate Reality Project, which was founded by former Vice President Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore21625 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE, and the National Wildlife Federation.
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That example and others were first flagged by Josh Nelson, vice president of Credo Mobile who previously worked for the Climate Reality Project, which was founded by former Vice President Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore2628 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE, and the National Wildlife Federation.
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Credo Action's efforts are part of a larger pressure campaign by progressive groups who say tech companies that participate in the convention are endorsing the rhetoric of presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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At the San Francisco Democratic Party's "Heart of the Resistance" dinner last week, at which Pelosi received a Lifetime Achievement Award, protesters with the group CREDO Action interrupted her speech to demand impeachment now—not for the potential wrongdoing detailed in the Mueller report but the immigration policies and rhetoric from the White House that have fueled racist violence, including this month's shooting in El Paso.
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Suffice it to say, aside from some historical adjustments and a deeper look into the all-important Mandinka credo that Kinte carries with him and inculcates into his descendants, the remake does not shed new light on Haley's work and doesn't particularly break new ground, remaining faithful to novel in ways the original didn't, while updating the violence to our post-12 Years a Slave, pre-Birth of a Nation moment.
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Trump's signature on the ad, which ran in the Times on December 6, 2009, stands out on a list dominated by liberal media and business figures, including the founder of Patagonia, the cofounders of Ben & Jerry's, the president of CREDO Mobile, the executive producer of Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth, celebrity chef Tom Colicchio, actors Kate Hudson and Adrian Grenier, media heavyweights Martha Stewart and Graydon Carter, and New Age author Deepak Chopra.
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