Just as the former can elevate the latter, the latter can elevate the former.
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He is the author of "Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life," and the founder of the Elevate Prize.
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For publishers, the "breaking news" tag helps elevate breaking stories in real time, which should elevate those stories on the platform.
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To help flood-proof, Gilbert said small businesses can get flood panels, elevate critical equipment, or, if possible, elevate their buildings.
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"I wouldn't elevate it too high and I don't think that investment funds and equity funds elevate it that high," he said.
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He is the author of the inspirational newsletter Friday Forward, the books Elevate and Performance Partnerships, and host of The Elevate Podcast.
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At the third annual Uber Elevate, head of Elevate Eric Allison said the company expects Uber Air to be cheaper than driving a car.
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Elevate CEO Ken Rees, who was the CEO of Think Finance until it restructured its business and spun out Elevate, is also named as a defendant.
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Elevate Security dashboard Elevate Security dashboard When Fly's team at Salesforce dug into the root of security problems, it found that it was often simply human error.
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When Elevate Credit sought an initial public offering of stock in January, its pitch went like this: Elevate uses big technology to approve nonprime borrowers for loans quickly.
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The vertical lift and take off, Jeff Holder just left, he was doing ... Jeff wanted Eric to run Elevate, and I think Eric is an amazing executive to run Elevate.
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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, who has been at the helm for less than one year, admitted he wasn't initially 100 percent on board for Elevate, he said at the Uber Elevate Summit.
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"It belongs to us women to elevate the human race."
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Eventually the cost will go down, Uber Elevate officials anticipate.
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Constantly elevate them, even at the risk of dissing yourself.
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He says he would try anything "just to elevate" himself.
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We can look at proper role models and elevate ourselves.
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But Elevate still faces a marketing and public relations challenge.
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Seinne, I think she would elevate it to another level.
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What's the best way to elevate a family holiday gathering?
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Her voice helped elevate my live moments into eternal compositions.
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If you elevate identity politics above all, vote for Clinton.
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Actually making them would elevate Detroit to a higher plane.
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And the public learned all about it at Uber Elevate.
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Algorithms elevate content that is popular, further amplifying the effect.
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We do not elevate those qualities on a national level.
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Together, they can elevate the simplest recipe to something extraordinary.
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We bear a great responsibility to elevate our public narratives.
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I have to elevate my game where we need it.
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Maybe a future convention will elevate Cruz as that person.
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Elevate it by $0.25 and we could raise $300 billion.
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Having real liquor glasses on hand can elevate your parties.
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We need to make sure to elevate and celebrate them.
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Three cities have agreed to host Uber Elevate pilot programs.
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There is even an immediate opportunity to elevate such considerations.
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But the show does elevate their expertise to center stage.
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We elevate people to this artificially high sense of perfection.
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When you fret over every outrage, you elevate those outrages.
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It even emits realistic sound effects to elevate the fun.
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Uber Elevate is planning to begin demonstration flights this year.
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The job of the designer is to elevate everyday life.
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Captain Marks pounds a button, and they start to elevate.
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"We wanted to make him elevate," Hurdle said of Shields.
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The point is to jump high and elevate the sport.
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You need that height to elevate and elongate your body.
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All three candidates promised to elevate LGBTQ concerns as president.
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" Quotable "I elevate birds to a theological level of regard.
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All three candidates promised to elevate LGBTQ concerns as president.
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I suspect Trump had hoped my book would elevate him.
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The book helped elevate the sport to a national level.
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Let us elevate the rule of law and democratic principles.
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But it's her lyrics that really elevate the whole thing.
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Where Abbott sought to entertain, Prince has striven to elevate.
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They can elevate him but they cannot make him credible.
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It would also elevate space's prominence in America's military missions.
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Others wanted to transform Afghan culture and elevate women's rights.
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He is a deep threat who can elevate over defensive backs.
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REED: Well, I think initially President Trump helped elevate the tensions.
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But senators blocked Johnson's attempt to elevate Associate Justice Abe Fortas.
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They'll also be hosting a summit on Elevate in early 2017.
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What can you possibly do now to elevate your craft game?
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This course will elevate your intermediate skills to brand new heights.
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Teacher Instagrammers often work together to strategically elevate each other's followings.
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You've seen brands such as Chanel and Dolce Gabbana elevate that.
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But 4K and HDR don't make a game; they elevate it.
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A good one can elevate a basic shoe to the sublime.
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Facebook is not alone in now choosing to elevate original reporting.
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Accessories factor in pretty heavily in how I elevate an outfit.
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New products and recent acquisitions such as LinkedIn Elevate and Lynda.
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Twenty minutes outside can elevate your mood and boost your happiness.
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If you have an amazing handbag, you instantly elevate your look.
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"You can elevate yourself, but don't attack another Dem," Lieu tweeted.
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In its prospectus, Elevate highlighted a memo from Trump on Jan.
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The fear: Attacking Trump has only served to elevate Ohio Gov.
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Elevate Brain Training works on memory, comprehension, math and concise writing.
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Surreal nature motifs elevate her skillful attention to the female form.
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"It's such an easy way to elevate an outfit," Yannetta says.
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Is he going to elevate me the rest of my life?
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Immediate rematches elevate enthusiasm for the recently defeated over their peers.
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Sour milk and brown bananas can even elevate your baking game.
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Say you were designing a school to elevate and intensify longings.
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The democratic potential of platforms like YouTube can elevate marginal groups.
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That doesn't mean Hillary Clinton shouldn't try to elevate the debate.
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HOW DO WE CONNECT WITH THE CONSUMER TO ELEVATE THAT EXPERIENCE?
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Eat fresh and elevate your decor with the Miracle-Gro system.
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"She was vocal about wanting to elevate her brand," he said.
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Over 65 percent of Elevate borrowers have experienced a rate reduction.
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The rankings elevate clout above learning, which isn't as easily measured.
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Second, improving civic literacy will elevate and enrich our public discussion.
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"That does not elevate the discussion we need," Mr. Matheson said.
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These forces helped elevate Donald Trump to the presidency in 2016.
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Mr. Obama and his campaign chose to elevate emotion over ideology.
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I will elevate it, and I will do everything I can.
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Using a gospel choir to elevate the mood is songwriting 101.
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Elevate Security announces $8M Series A to alter employee security behavior
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And of course Uber has an entire division called Uber Elevate.
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Two Amsterdam-based chefs are looking to elevate your dining experience.
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Many athletic apparel companies, including Nike, claim to elevate female athletes.
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We want it to elevate us; we tend to degrade it.
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The book helped elevate conversations about black feminism and literary criticism.
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A little bit of gochujang and fresh herbs elevate the flavor.
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And now what I want to do is elevate that democratization.
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We've done everything but elevate actual working-class citizens into Congress.
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The right partnerships with the right charities can elevate your brand.
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Even a pair of gold hoop earrings will elevate a look.
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He could elevate a candidate from nothing with a single tweet.
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I think we should try to elevate people and celebrate people.
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It would elevate graduation rates, it would improve people's mental health.
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The proper jewelry, scarf, [or] handbag can completely elevate an outfit.
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These are funds that policyholders typically use to elevate a property.
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We'd like to actually elevate it to a much higher level.
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But dance teams, at their best, can elevate entertainment to art.
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With the Elevate, that problem becomes a thing of the past.
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Something that can elevate the careers of some of these members.
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It's a feat necessary to elevate a Lifetime flick into art.
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Second, they can elevate some of their coastal infrastructure (like roads).
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We need to elevate the dialogue beyond the simplicity of binary.
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Details elevate Patriots Day far above a feature-length episode of the nightly news It's those kinds of details that matter most, and elevate Patriots Day far above a feature-length episode of the nightly news.
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Vizio has yet to announce pricing or availability for the Elevate, but the company has always had a keen eye on value, so I hope the Elevate will cost in in the hundreds, not thousands, of dollars.
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This would elevate total expected processing to 43 million tonnes next year.
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DLC founders wanted to abandon this pluralistic party base, elevate the power
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It has allowed us to elevate the customer experience in our stores.
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"I want to reduce the risk and elevate the thoughtfulness," he said.
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Robot butlers at Las Vegas hotel aim to elevate guests&apos experiences.
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What we do -- we have got to elevate the level of discourse.
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Well, Roku can elevate your binge-watching sessions with the Roku Premiere.
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" And Zach Galifianakis tries to elevate clowning to an art in "Baskets.
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Or does he want to elevate a rising star, like Iowa Sen.
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Will you elevate the rights of corporations over those of real people?
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Seriously, just think of how this new candy can elevate your s'mores.
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Obama helped elevate many up-and-coming designers in the public's consciousness.
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Ride-hailing firm Uber is exploring a similar concept with Uber Elevate.
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She was trying to elevate the audience&aposs eyes and minds. Watch.
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With my work I'm looking to revitalize and elevate the black body.
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It can certainly elevate a candidate from obscurity to the top tier.
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This was Mourinho's chance to elevate his career to the next level.
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The model Uber unveiled at Elevate seats four people and one pilot.
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Frequent braking may elevate the feeling of car sickness in sensitive riders.
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Limbo helped elevate the conversation of video games as an art form.
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Elevate, by contrast, is selling into the teeth of the credit market.
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When you elevate in the strike zone there's damage to be had.
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The seriousness of the campaign's response seemed to elevate a nonsensical proposal.
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" But Cooperman hasn't always followed his own advice to "elevate the dialogue.
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There are two key differences between Elevate and its predecessor Think Finance.
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Elevate had previously considered an IPO but was forced to push-back.
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Similar virtues elevate Rousset's other explorations of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century repertory.
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We must not embolden it or elevate it, we must crush it.
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We have done nothing to elevate the suffering of the young innocent.
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I have to elevate my game to where it needs to be.
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At Uber Elevate today, eight firms unveiled 16 new designs for skyports.
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Both Clemons and Ty elevate a crush and make it worth exploring.
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"Gloves complete an outfit, and elevate it to another level," she says.
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Apply pressure to stanch blood from less severe wounds, and elevate them.
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Kisner said he was motivated by Woodland's play to elevate his own.
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They really helped us elevate what we were trying to do here.
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We asked, how do we elevate this above a homey-looking casserole?
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This effort is to provide consumers transparency and elevate the beer category.
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The Elevate measures 48 inches across and has an anodized aluminum design.
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China's Geely is backing rival Volocopter; Hyundai is collaborating with Uber Elevate.
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Aetna helped elevate Hartford to international recognition as the world's insurance capital.
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An issue of such importance should elevate his behavior and public statements.
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But the White House opposes a statutory requirement to elevate the unit.
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Pabst has a talent for spotting subjects that will elevate his art.
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Heightened protections would allow pharmaceutical companies to elevate prices throughout Pacific markets.
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Critics felt that even Henry Cavill's performance couldn't elevate "Night Hunter" (2019).
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But a day that will elevate millions to stand up for #Dreamers.
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Building a supportive relationship with a competitor could elevate your performance further.
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It's these layers that help to elevate Chris from good to great.
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At first glance, it feels silly, maybe even wrong, to elevate him.
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It turns out Uber's flying car arm, called Elevate, made the cut.
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" Center for Law and Social Policy's (CLASP) Executive Director Olivia Golden said, "CLASP is proud to support the ELEVATE Act because it attempts to do just that, elevate people out of poverty and onto a sustainable economic path.
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We hope this type of thinking will elevate our content without overwhelming it.
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The Republican Party did not decide to elevate Ted Cruz to frontrunner status.
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For consumers, the cost of taking Uber Elevate will go down over time.
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Did not want to elevate it but that is what Twitter requires apparently.
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"For the Elevate team it is the absolute No. 1 priority," he said.
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"I believe there is a sense that this will elevate you," she said.
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Hershey decided to elevate one of Take5's five flavors: Reese's peanut butter.
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He said VF has ramped up efforts to elevate its most powerful brands.
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Nobody wants to participate willingly in anything that would potentially elevate team spirit.
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Your genes can elevate your risk for high blood pressure and high cholesterol.
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Once we get her feedback from what we've done, we elevate from there.
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Was £129.99, now £33.99 Joseph Joseph Elevate Utensils and Knives, Set of 6.
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This is brilliant, meaningful, ambitious podcasting with the potential to elevate the medium.
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This allows Elevate to drive at highway speeds just like any other vehicle.
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His apparent goal was to elevate liberal causes, just in case Massachusetts Sen.
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With an undeniably classic design, these will instantly elevate any guy's professional style.
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Even before the Manchester tragedy, Grande had been seeking to "elevate" her music.
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It became all the more important for Elevate after the allegations against Goguen.
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Plus, the thyme addition was an easy way to elevate the overall flavor.
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The sleek, structured lines of this clutch elevate anything you pair it with.
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This smart football helps you elevate your throwing performance in a gamified way.
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To elevate their trade, masons invented elaborate histories dating back to ancient Egypt.
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Have you found others working to elevate the community in a similar way?
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It does South Africans no favours to elevate anyone to cult-like status.
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From now until the end of the month, Elevate points can be converted.
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Trump also alleges that Carroll is using the anecdote to elevate book sales.
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Also it seemed exciting to elevate something as mundane as a post-it.
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A few things elevate the game beyond the apparently arcade-level concepts here.
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The countries were announced during the Uber Elevate Asia Pacific Expo in Japan.
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They had the power to elevate you from Normal Kid to Cool Kid.
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The goal is to elevate the sketching process and give it new value.
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Tarzan wants to elevate the character by giving him more nuance and soul,
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Recently, their platform created a new space to elevate this potential: GIPHY Identity.
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SORENSON: YEAH, IN AN EVENT LIKE THIS, WE WILL ELEVATE THE THREAT CODE.
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Elevate Credit, which withdrew its IPO filing in January, issues non-prime loans.
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Scenes like that elevate Crimson Tide above being a Clancy-esque military potboiler.
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We've rounded up 15 cute buys that will elevate this often-overlooked space.
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Like, by recognizing another person as a human you elevate all of humanity.
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A representative from Elevate did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Raquel Willis: The overarching goal of my work is to elevate marginalized folks.
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Ghostly, contemplative melodic breaks elevate second track "Astray" into a full-on odyssey.
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The hope is that this will ultimately elevate high quality sources of information.
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Davids used her resume and experience to elevate herself in the crowded primary.
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Elevate said net charge-offs have not made its margins worse over time.
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When you're going through a rough patch, it helps elevate your mood immediately.
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Here's how to elevate your crystals from glorified eye candy to spiritual symbol.
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John Cena and Judy Greer elevate this family comedy that won't quite ignite.
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I am eager to learn from them, and they can elevate my design.
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They also smell like balsam and cedar so they'll elevate the holiday spirit.
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We're not trying to do it ourselves as it relates to Uber Elevate.
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"We should help elevate each other to the highest level," she said.4.
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So is the list's tendency to elevate cutting-edge gastronomy above traditional cuisine.
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Select stores began selling private-label merchandise, helping to elevate the Gap name.
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This set includes flavored finishing salt they can use to elevate any dish.
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They elevate personal prejudice above laws that aim to protect everyone from discrimination.
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We need to elevate and expand the nature of what we're fighting for.
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These bright, bold, clutches are the perfect way to elevate an everyday look.
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It's a story with a chance to elevate the league to new heights.
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Boomerang revolved around sex, dating, and people striving to elevate in the workplace.
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Positive relationships, free time, and even just working out can elevate your mood.
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In his campaign, President-elect Trump recognized the need to elevate the profession.
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To unfairly and unnecessarily elevate this book gives it so far to fall.
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These changes improve the French Open, but also elevate the sport of tennis.
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Taking even small steps to elevate yourself can start your healing, Korb explains.
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Because we need a visual reminder of our stubborn tendency to elevate mediocrity.
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And while personalities emerge, Mr. Nicks doesn't elevate heroes or call out villains.
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Volunteer Few things are more likely to elevate your mood than helping others.
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But Adieu Smalls aims to elevate the overall aesthetic of the cat font.
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He helped to elevate others to perches they might not otherwise have reached.
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This pair of headphones, backpack, and phone mount will elevate your daily commute.
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Inevitably, the demand for disease news can elevate pundits with relatively little expertise.
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In the interview Thursday morning, Mr. Trump appeared eager to elevate Mr. Lewandowski.
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"The design to elevate the area is a good plan," Ms. Blondel said.
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First and foremost, the Democrats must promote fresh faces and elevate new leadership.
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Imagine if we applied that creativity to how to elevate all of us?
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Eating these lead-contaminated products may elevate blood lead levels, the FDA explained.
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"I wanted to elevate what I was doing at Pig Beach," he said.
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Creating a Space Force would elevate and focus those efforts, the thinking goes.
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In the interview Thursday morning, Mr. Trump appeared eager to elevate Mr. Lewandowski.
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So in order to elevate its brand identity, Calvin Klein sought out Simons.
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And I wanted to elevate those people because they're doing such important work.
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And we held a conference here for, you know, Uber Elevate and stuff.
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Bring it out for special occasions, or use it to elevate the everyday.
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"So this is an effort to help elevate our cultural understanding of transgender practices."
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Or will the politics of representation win out and elevate "Hidden Figures" or "Moonlight"?
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And in a crowded field, Trump will have the power to elevate his targets.
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Hyundai claims the Elevate body will keep people level and not jostle them around.
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For years there have been rumours of efforts to elevate a better-loved royal.
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It would help elevate a competent, but often conventional, sci-fi tale toward greatness.
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George said his group's involvement is not intended to elevate Kucinich in the primary.
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But its sense of style helps elevate the more tedious aspects of the experience.
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But at the Elevate event, Khosrowshahi sounded bullish on Uber's future in autonomous vehicles.
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Elevate, based in Fort Worth, Texas, focuses on providing credit to non-prime borrowers.
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Their classes are sought after and customers elevate them to a near guru status.
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"I got a pitch that I could elevate, and I got barrel on it."
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And ISIS is right there to elevate those resentments and aggressions into holy writ.
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Overall, the shop is focused on accessories, which "elevate the look completely," Dale says.
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Hinge, instead, is trying to elevate that behavior into something more serious: real matchmaking.
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A place where the label brand didn't try to elevate itself over the artist.
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The result does not elevate quantum computers over classical computers in any practical sense.
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Here are 220 ways you can elevate your activism: Local politics and activism 221.
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The headset promises a few features that elevate it above your ordinary Google Cardboard.
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I also think the concept of topping and decorating your shots helps elevate them.
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But if you really want to elevate your game, you'll need to think bigger.
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For some consumers, the packaging and branding were enough to elevate otherwise unexceptional products.
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Straightforward, fun, good storytelling, and Jordie Bellaire's colors, as usual, elevate the entire comic.
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There are at least two reasons why online lender Elevate Credit delayed its IPO.
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They both comfort or elevate the soul—and allow for some quality R&R.
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And I have to elevate my leg, otherwise I could end up losing it.
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The canceled can elevate themselves to stakeholder status in the fight for trans rights.
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Behind the scenes, though, investors did not think Elevate warranted such a high valuation.
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But other moments seem to elevate language above all else: Stolterfoht: Who is speaking?
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This could help elevate both total deposits and interchange revenue in the long run.
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But Trump's victory appeared to elevate Alfa Bank's connections there—at least by association.
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The president is holding another rally in Wheeling, W.Va., on Saturday to elevate Morrisey.
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Words should be used not to divide and desecrate, but to elevate and inspire.
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Nah. The way to elevate regular yogurt into shrikhand-quality yogurt is by straining.
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Make yourself available for these seven occasions, and your leadership lore will surely elevate.
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"I just wanted to get a fastball and try to elevate it," Gonzalez said.
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Witness the project to elevate the Bayonne Bridge to create space for bigger ships.
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Snap opened up the "window" and then MuleSoft, Alteryx and Elevate Credit followed suit.
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At Elevate, FAA Acting Administrator Dan Elwell said he's excited about everything that's happening.
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No one else I've ever encountered could elevate Not Writing to an art form.
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Elevate above this grudge and pursue paths that bring you more liberty and fulfillment.
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Regev's goal is to dislodge the "elites" in order to elevate previously marginalized groups.
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"But we will also do our part to elevate the quality of those ads."
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Both responses elevate what's ideologically and emotionally pleasing over what makes the most sense.
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And I also want to see if the shower can elevate already mediocre foods.
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Michelle worries that superior policy may not be enough to elevate Warren with voters.
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Elevate, as the installation is titled, is deeply poetic and infinite in its simplicity.
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We were probably bound to elevate one to the highest office in the land.
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That makes it less likely that it will elevate someone from inside the company.
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His advocacy has helped elevate the issue to a degree unseen in prior cycles.
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Mr. Doueiri's critics accuse him of normalizing the enemy to elevate his international profile.
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The video helped elevate Mr. Damigo to the pantheon of young, influential white nationalists.
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It intends to team up with airlines to "elevate" the experience of air travel.
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Already, many have to elevate their sea walls because they sit on private property.
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Elvstrom's victories on the world stage helped elevate his innovative boathandling techniques and products.
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I need to be a part of something that is going to elevate me.
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"We have to elevate Muslim American voices," Jetpac Executive Director Shaun Kennedy told CNN.
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I was brought into the group to help elevate the designs for each home.
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Data showed that the product was able to safely and sustainably elevate NAD+ levels.
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The new proposal would elevate the tax to approximately 43 cents for retail gasoline.
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Mr Neumann's claim that his firm will "elevate the world's consciousness" is plainly silly.
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It was also to uncouple America from globalizing influences and specifically elevate American whiteness.
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One traveler's maneuver could elevate your long haul flight into something resembling travel heaven.
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This will elevate cybersecurity from a technical issue to a business and management matter.
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Other Democrats have also sought to elevate the significance of the New Jersey race.
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The industry managed to elevate its performance in Q4 despite the short holiday schedule.
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Now he has helped orchestrate a series of events that should elevate it further.
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For me, these little touches elevate this circle puzzle to pretty decent Tuesday art.
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Trump chose to elevate Powell, then a Fed governor, to be chairman in 2017.
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Pence has played a central role in the administration's campaign to elevate Mr. Guaidó.
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Here are five: Empower and elevate women, and ensure you surround yourself with them.
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We know that certain gene variations elevate the risk of addiction to various drugs.
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And we simply would take these stories and just elevate them through the animation.
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All the while, Ms. Brennan worked with the chefs to elevate Vieux Carré's food.
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Sundance also makes a concerted effort to elevate the voices of other minority groups.
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"The experience of trying to elevate Vietnamese cuisine has been quite challenging," says Franklin.
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Where's the room for depth or sophisticated language with which games could elevate culture?
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Who will be the Braavosi Shakespeare and elevate these terrible works to great art?
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The ceremony to elevate them, known as a consistory, would take place on June 28.
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For well-trained athletes, HIIT may be the best way to elevate your physical performance.
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BAKISH: FLAGSHIP SIX, YEAH, WHICH INCLUDES NICKELODEON, THAT'S AN OPPORTUNITY TO ELEVATE THEM EVEN FURTHER.
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Uber's Elevate program has also certainly been a boon for recruiting big names in engineering.
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This week we saw Elevate Credit and Okta list, and next week we have Yext.
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Self-driving vehicles as-a-service will elevate the shared economy to a new level.
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The foamy shoe brand beloved by grandmothers and gardeners is attempting to elevate its style.
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Tribulation is deferential to extreme metal's traditions, but is also hungry to elevate the genre.
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They also laid out plans to put Biden on television to elevate his national visibility.
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But none of that changes how society has sought to elevate some victims over others.
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And in order to do so, we have a responsibility to elevate messages like these.
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Alto's latin root means 'elevated' or 'tall' and we're trying to elevate the pharmacy experience.
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And efforts to protect and elevate quality original content have faltered in the digital era.
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Microsoft introduced Clutter, which promised to elevate only the most important messages in your inbox.
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Yet her choice of vice presidential nominee could elevate a fresh face for the future.
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Holden helped develop Uber Pool and most recently led Uber's flying car effort, called Elevate.
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But the Cambridge university thinks it can do more to elevate the rapidly expanding field.
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Who are the voices within those topics that we want to elevate in our space?
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Burnham explained that the movie doesn't "elevate" the plot to the point that it's unbelievable.
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We need leaders to elevate the conversation and to debate the policies in our country.
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It's all made to try to elevate...I myself as a Pagan think it's funny.
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If you ignore their requests, IRS auditors will elevate their actions to get the information.
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"This is an opportunity for us to elevate food," Schultz told reporters back in July.
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For one thing, Facebook might not want its employees helping to elevate a competing product.
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Sarandos said that with the data that Netflix has, it hopes to elevate the genre.
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Mr. Hancock plans to elevate return on equity next year to a subpar 9 percent.
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WHEN SHE REMINDED US ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF ACCESSORIES Literal beer goggles elevate any ensemble.
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But in Truex's view, difficult conditions help elevate the quality of the on-track product.
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They also announced efforts to bury spam content to help elevate content from good publishers.
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Scaramucci now appears to want to elevate the outlet in general, and Boyle in particular.
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The news marks the continuation of Witherspoon's efforts to elevate women's voices beyond just Hollywood.
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They attempted to elevate its image by saying that it was a worthy Senate tradition.
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Coates' project, then, is to elevate the hero to a higher place in the pantheon.
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It's a road to elevate young men and women out of their lot in life.
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Did the nobles of Westeros accidentally elevate a ruler who will never vacate the throne?
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This march allows us to elevate the names and profiles of individuals who are running.
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Despite Musk's aggressive timeline, he admitted last month that he can elevate expectations too much.
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These sessions will be interactive and designed to help attendees elevate the ecosystem around them.
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On day two of Elevate, Uber's architect and design partners revealed their concepts for skyports.
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An indoor growing system Eat fresh and elevate your decor with the Miracle-Gro system.
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" "Yes, I hope we learn the identity of the person, but why elevate the person?
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These strengthened bonds can help sustain or even elevate antipathy toward Trump and Trump supporters.
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"I think the playoffs helped elevate him to another level," Nationals Manager Dusty Baker said.
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Sauter thought it was time to elevate the elegant Scully to a more prominent role.
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Her soft purple eyeshadow, shiny pale pink lips, and long lashes only elevate the look.
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Today at flying taxi conference Uber Elevate, Uber unveiled its newest partner, Jaunt Air Mobility.
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The best leaders also serve as mentors who elevate the performance of those around them.
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For two hours on Wednesday and Thursday, it would be nice to elevate the conversation.
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Creatives in particular may use drugs and alcohol to even further elevate their creative state.
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Francis' American appointments elevate moderates in the church hierarchy, bypassing doctrinal conservatives from large archdioceses.
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May's auspicious lineup could elevate your standards, helping you draw even better options your way.
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In Kansas' 2nd district, Republicans are struggling to elevate a candidate with no name recognition.
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The White House chose to elevate Apol to the acting director role after Shaub left.
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If anything went beyond that timeline, she'd personally roll up her sleeves to elevate it.
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It's true, however, that the stories children cherish most elevate story and character over preaching.
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Facebook was designed to connect the world and shrink it — and to elevate new voices.
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The media is not using their strength, their franchise, to elevate and illuminate the conversation.
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If you build a supportive relationship with that rival, it can elevate your performance further.
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But these items can help elevate the quality of your images without weighing you down.
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They'll help you elevate the quality of your images without weighing you down too much.
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Generally, our view is that we want to transform and elevate what customer support means.
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That larger existential question is supposed to elevate the sordid details of what comes next.
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They torture the elderly and disabled and elevate the young, the loud and the bizarre.
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I will proudly elevate Afro-Latinos because people need to remember that they've always existed.
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What you're being asked to do, by contrast, is simply to elevate the finished result.
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These physical attributes and a narrow range of colors elevate the birds to true beauty.
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I'm using the way that I look and my connections to truly elevate this change.
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A strong governor had recently taken steps to elevate Lagos from the decades of neglect.
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A dollop of her skordalia, a purée of potato and garlic, will elevate mashed potatoes.
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Many who elevate and practice new economics are card-carrying members of the profession's mainstream.
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If Wolf's appointment isn't legally valid, they argue, he lacks the authority to elevate Cuccinelli.
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But his lively, provocative writing helped him elevate the field at just the right time.
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Ms. Baker, the singer, thought Mr. Simmons could elevate her career as her new manager.
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Individual excellence won't be enough to elevate any of them into their own tier, though.
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All the artist appropriate aspects of consumerism and elevate their materials into rarefied art objects.
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We have to elevate the conversation in this country; we have to show our dignity.
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Maxine Waters, who Trump has attempted to elevate as the face of the Democratic Party.
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Go deeper: New partnership launches to help elevate athletes as individual influencers Athletes are brands
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Chao is also accused of trying to elevate the company's influence with the Chinese government.
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The soda will elevate your Paloma, and it also begs for white rum or gin.
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The series' final two episodes elevate this question to the level of violent pop opera.
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Artists from Story's hometown as well as the countries that inspire his music elevate Bahir.
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The power to elevate As an emerging king of comedy, Netflix has inherited the mantle of being the "American Idol" of the stand-up world with the power to elevate unknown talent into bona fide stars, and to broaden the audience of already established comedians.
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Uber Elevate has already signed up more traditional aerospace partners such as Embraer, Bell and Boeing subsidiary Aurora, but "Hyundai is our first vehicle partner with experience of manufacturing passenger cars on a global scale," Eric Allison, head of Uber Elevate, said in a statement.
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Now, If Urban Decay and Patrick Nagel can't elevate your opinion of the '80s, who can?
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To elevate the look, invest in custom door fronts and hardware from Reform Copenhagen or Semihandmade.
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But that didn't mean it lacked influencers, or failed to elevate rising stars in the movement.
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Trump praised the king's move to elevate Mohammed and called U.S.-Saudi ties strong as ever.
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CNN has reported that aides have advised Trump not to elevate Biden -- a potentially strong opponent.
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This inside hook allows Smith to elevate Oezdemir's hips and shoot through for a leg entanglement.
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The 9.7-inch tall tin will definitely elevate your party tricks—ranch dressing keg stands, anyone?
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I'll be at Uber Elevate today and tomorrow, so be on the lookout for more news.
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We really want to elevate these products to a level of high design and home goods.
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Then, they would copy both their tattoos and mannerisms in an attempt to elevate their status.
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That was just last week at Uber Elevate, the company's two-day summit on aerial transportation.
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Price: $6.99 on Amazon Get your hardcore Fortnite player some bling to really elevate their look.
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Then, I elevate my heart rate with physical exercise: weight training, yoga, going for a walk.
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The actions she described run counter to Mr. Neumann's pledges to elevate women in the workplace.
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Once he did, Janmark had just one thought: Elevate a shot enough to make a difference.
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Certain prints are so tried and true they can elevate your outfit without a second thought.
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He went on to accuse Trump of contradicting his 2628 campaign promises to elevate "forgotten" Americans.
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Mr. Hancock's plan is to elevate return on equity next year to a subpar 9 percent.
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I've found that helping students is a great way to elevate myself and those around me.
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You don't need to erase our humanity in order to elevate your relationship with white women.
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A small splurge on a bouquet can elevate this dine-in date to a special occasion.
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Ken Rees, chief executive of subprime online lender Elevate, said his firm supported the OCC's efforts.
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Earlier this year, Axios reported on ways far-right voices were helping to elevate Andrew Yang.
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I'm consciously trying to elevate people with an empathizing voice, more than just let myself talk.
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Banishing irony and wit doesn't elevate a novel to art and can diminish it to kitsch.
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At Elevate, conference attendees lined up to try out Bell's VR experience inside the vehicle prototype.
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Yes, staying away from tight underwear or pants is advised, as it may elevate scrotal temperature.
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No matter what outfit you're wearing, a stylish accessory can completely transform and elevate any look.
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He takes clomiphene citrate, a medicine that is used to elevate blood testosterone levels in men.
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We're different artists and we had to elevate Jack to the level we're at right now.
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"I think it's important, again, to elevate the lived experiences of trans people," Cox told Matthews.
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"He will continue to elevate and empower women to top posts in his administration," Walters said.
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We hope to elevate more diverse voices and empower others with tools to create and share.
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Your only excuse for staying in a bubble is because you're choosing to elevate emotional comfort.
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This might be a "teachable moment" for some presidents, a chance to elevate the national dialogue.
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Uber believes that Uber Elevate, an on-demand air transportation service, is achievable within a decade.
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At the Uber Elevate Summit in Washington, D.C., Uber unveiled its latest go at electric scooters.
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Holden most recently led the company's flying car effort, called Elevate, which makes his departure untimely.
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When you try to elevate the games to little dioramas about larger life, it doesn't work.
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Teach your sons to listen to girls, give them space, believe them, and elevate them. 60.
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Like federal law, the states elevate simple assaults based on the status of the person assaulted.
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If we have to elevate it and have it up in the air, over the condos.
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COMPLETES PATIENT ENROLLMENT IN THE ELEVATE IDE CLINICAL STUDY Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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"Rather than elevate these complaints for proper investigation," he said, Neinstein addressed the gynecologist's behavior independently.
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It also benefits from a remarkable cast, giving performances so strong that they elevate weak material.
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The casting does help elevate the material, and there's some dark humor in the character interactions.
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"My aim is to elevate my student's voices and be that vehicle for them," Manning said.
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We can't survive as a party if we don't try to elevate the conversation and lead.
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"We want to elevate the cinema experience, because that's what it's all about," Mr. Viragh said.
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Hired in 2012, Engman is fulfilling an ambitious mandate, to elevate Ikea's design without raising prices.
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She also chose to use her platform to elevate emerging designers of diverse backgrounds and influences.
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Likewise, scoring a goal can elevate a forward's pedestrian day to a 7 or an 8.
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Joe Manchin of West Virginia -- sided with Senate Republicans to elevate Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
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Going toe-to-toe with the then defending NBA champions helped elevate optimism on the Wizards.
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Scott Walker recently said his changes to public assistance programs will further elevate the estate's workforce.
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"Energy is not discretionary," said Anne Evens, CEO of Elevate Energy, an urban sustainability non-profit.
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And I'm going to elevate Donald Trump to that position as soon as he becomes president.
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"It didn't elevate him, let me put it that way," the source said of Mnuchin's appearance.
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Well, all it takes is one ingredient to elevate your spaghetti to culinary greatness: blue crab.
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Winter and summer, black and white—those coveted balls of flavour that elevate almost any dish.
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Just as the media will need to elevate Trump, it will need to bring Clinton down.
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Elevate used to be part of Think Finance, or TFI, but was spun off in 2014.
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"The goal should be to elevate your heart rate and promote blood flow throughout," he says.
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It's even harder to elevate your style when all you really want is to wear pajamas.
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The artist doesn't elevate one solution above the rest, but instead offers a structure for multiplicity.
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It dictates whether you are destined to elevate into glorious immortality, or fade dejectedly into irrelevance.
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At its best, the Nobel serves to elevate one deserving writer to the level of greatness.
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A unique musical score can elevate a film, as the recent movie Native Son has shown.
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He managed to elevate his historical stature while simultaneously shouldering the smallest workload of his life.
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To elevate the prominence of the party, preference will be given to the state-owned sector.
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It means selecting customers with high standards, who, in turn, elevate the standards of your company.
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Cue the recent books that elevate the Polaroid to art object, with celebrities as their subject.
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She has looked to elevate women at Lynas, often out of necessity as well as virtue.
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Trump has arguably more ability than any president before him to elevate or denigrate individual businesses.
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Determined to keep a spotlight on the Senate, Democrats are aiming to elevate Mr. McConnell's profile.
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But why does a brine-y pizza elevate itself to 10,000 leagues above a regular slice?
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A Democratic aide characterized it as "an educational opportunity to elevate the dialogue nationally" around reparations.
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Bausch's departures from the traditional template are more than enough to individualize and elevate her interpretation.
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Critics feared the meeting would elevate Mr. Kim's status as a credible leader in the world.
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He said he thought an air show was just the thing to elevate the airport's profile.
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They're useful, affordable things crafted with care to elevate and dignify the lives of their occupants.
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Workers at the Fuyao plant say Chinese managers seem to elevate production goals above all else.
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Buttigieg and Klobuchar tearing each other apart ultimately won't elevate either one; Sanders benefits the most.
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Francis, history's first South American pope, has consistently sought to elevate cardinals in the global south.
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It felt like bad manners to elevate a children's fight to the center of the party.
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In contrast, state constitutions offer provisions that unequivocally elevate norms of fairness and equality over partisanship.
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She wants to elevate these voices, and thus, give their causes the platforms that they deserve.
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Lately, I've grown to realize how much a good clue can elevate an otherwise normal answer.
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We each have backgrounds as puzzle creators, but decided that a partnership might elevate our game.
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The avid hunter campaigned with Gianforte last month, urging voters to elevate Republicans in the state.
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Of course, the allure of a Joker origin story could elevate the film above those figures.
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Uber on Tuesday also released a new prototype for flying taxies at its annual Elevate Summit.
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We believe design can elevate, whether you're talking about eyewear, or you're talking about interior design.
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ERIC ALLISON: So, we have actually taken an ecosystem approach as we've built out Uber Elevate.
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As part of his application, Mr. Thiel said he would help elevate the country's tech industry.
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It does what any good staple should do: elevate whatever outfit it&aposs being tacked onto.
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Win or lose, their very candidacy will elevate consciousness and be a conduit to restorative justice.
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"I thought I had an opportunity to elevate the national conversation about race," Schultz told Harlow.
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The head start by hedge funds and active money managers could elevate valuations for passive investors.
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And the demands of tolerance, properly understood, do not burden such freedom; rather, they elevate it.
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However, the advanced options section is where you can elevate your shirt to the next level.
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I hope people see that more than ever, but we need to elevate the citizen again.
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Other proposals, like proportional representation and ranked choice voting, can elevate voters' perception of political efficacy.
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But we have to create an experience, we have to elevate the people, on the spot.
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If Conde hires her, it will be betting that the magazine's brand will elevate her own.
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When you eat a ketogenic diet, you dial down your carbohydrate intake, elevate your fat intake.
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Someone who really believes in what you're doing, but then is — — able to elevate it. Right.
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They might elevate their message, but they wouldn't act like a fan or an ordinary viewer.
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On their own, each element is funny, but in sync, they elevate one another into hilarity.
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And he came out, I think one of the issues that he was able to elevate, two of the issues Donald Trump was to elevate as a candidate, Laura, from mired in low single digits to putting out there on the platform was illegal immigration and trade.
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How he kicks it off will either sustain his greatness or elevate it to a higher plane.
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Elevate your updo this summer with gorgeous jewels, gems and flowers that work effortlessly in any style.
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That doesn't elevate the material, necessarily, as much as it does add to the queasiness watching it.
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Gold futures prices hit a more-than-two-month high Monday, and they're set to elevate further.
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"I elevate these tantalizing triangles ever so slightly by making them into French toast," Lee told us.
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The track "Elevate" on my record, it definitely sounds like it could be a dream pop song.
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Napoli, we've been able to elevate with him this series, but he was ready for that one.
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We can unify rather than divide, heal rather than hurt, and glorify God rather than elevate ourselves.
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The good news is, there are several easy ways to elevate your space without spending a fortune.
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Uber Chief Product Officer Jeff Holden, who oversaw Uber Elevate, has left the company, Recode first reported.
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" Revcontent COO Richard Marques described Nicola as "the perfect fit to elevate us to that next level.
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While all rooms are comfortable, splurging on a suite will elevate a stay from noteworthy to unforgettable.
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Yolanda Caraway They say the DNC doesn't elevate black women as public spokespeople or behind the scenes.
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There are some laughs here, and Cedric the Entertainer, Arnold, and McKinney all elevate their material. —K.
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I want to elevate these parking-lot worlds because they have just as much beauty in them.
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This is not a pipe dream but rather an eventuality that will ultimately elevate the sales experience.
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Late last month, 500 people from around the world gathered in Dallas at Uber's inaugural Elevate Summit.
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How can I elevate certain little things here and there, and also make it about the music?
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In order to elevate any plant shopping stress, we've designed a shopping guide based off our horoscopes.
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You can read any number of speeches that seek to elevate someone else or some larger idea.
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Leadership opportunities go to those who are accountable and can elevate others rather than tearing them down.
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He sacrificed weekends and holidays to elevate his pitching speed to a Major League level and beyond.
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The announcement was made during Uber's second annual Elevate conference, which is being held in Los Angeles.
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It&aposs something they&aposve long wanted to elevate them to an equal to the United States.
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It's not the actresses' fault — the talented cast have done their best to elevate what they've received.
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Earlier this year, the wonderful Candice Faktor invited me and my partners to the Elevate Toronto Conference.
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Elevate your aesthetic (and, in turn, your hustle) with footwear made for the girl on the go.
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Their accounts are difficult to read, but it's important to elevate their voices and share their stories.
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Just click through for some favorite pseudo-fall-centric home goods to elevate and refresh your place.
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Not that this Atlanta and North Carolina-raised singer needs flashy featured artists to elevate this record.
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But the art world always widens its parameters to elevate something from low art to high art.
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Other media companies elevate polls from partisan firms, as polling has become more democratized through digital technology.
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I let those guys elevate the balls on a night when the ball was flying pretty good.
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All of them seem willing to elevate their own priorities above the welfare of the American worker.
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Tagaq's guttural grunts and moans and then full on screaming elevate and make the track so urgent.
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I thought every procedure would elevate my womanhood to the point where people would not question it.
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The company promises that the change in pricing structure will elevate the customer experience across the board.
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Burrows' presentation is widely considered to have helped elevate American design to the level of Parisian houses.
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Inhale as you reach your arms out to the sides, palms up, without letting your shoulders elevate.
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This would help elevate prevention in U.S. foreign policy over more costly reactiveness, lest rights crises metastasize.
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Elevate your hiring quality; you have the whole country and maybe the entire world to recruit from.
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Even their combined forces can't elevate International beyond the level of a third-choice in-flight movie.
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Elevate Credit shares bounced on their first day of trading on Thursday, despite a disappointing IPO pricing.
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Elevate recorded charge-offs of $143.2 million and an additional provision for loan losses of $17.9 million.
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Google has also taken steps to elevate local news sources in search results over the past year.
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He has surrounded himself with coaches who haven't done much to elevate the talent on the roster.
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He also chose to elevate Steve Bannon, head of white nationalist favorite Breitbart News, to chief strategist.
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If Kennedy helped elevate Pearson to power, this didn't improve personal relations between Canadian and American leaders.
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If you're creating a pitch, including a domino chart could elevate your deck from good to great.
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It simply is impossible that the American people will elevate such an obvious mountebank to the presidency.
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Will that be enough to elevate The Magicians from cult favorite to household name in season two?
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Yet virtually all pop historiographers elevate the importance of the Pistols above that of the Bee Gees.
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McCarthy often is found criss-crossing the nation, to fund-raise for candidates and elevate the party.
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Sure, panel discussions and Facebook posts elevate the critical role women have played in shaping our history.
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The ELEVATE Act is a very real, very pragmatic first step in rectifying and addressing this injustice.
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The rich and powerful have benefited most from the property boom and tax breaks that elevate prices.
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"Fangirls Going Rogue" has done much to elevate the work of female writers and actors at Lucasfilm.
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Research has also consistently demonstrated that nightmares can harm general well-being, affect mood and elevate stress.
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Sharif then had a change of heart about plans to elevate his brother as long-term leader.
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We's mission to "elevate our consciousness" is sounding more apt with each WSJ story (some great reporting).
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This time Elevate was able to get out, debuting on Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange.
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The little sketches of humanity that elevate it so high above the first game in the series.
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"It kind of seems like McCarthy doesn't want to elevate Jordan," said one conservative senior GOP aide.
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In adapting this story, the writers Joseph Castelo and Ashley Rudden don't elevate it above its origins.
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Elevate follows Snap, MuleSoft and Alteryx, making it the fourth venture-backed tech IPO of the year.
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Quality ingredients, care, and attention to detail will yield a masterpiece, so don't compromise standards — elevate them!
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"You instantly know she's trying to elevate herself," Game of Thrones costume designer Michele Clapton told Wischhover.
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And I believe that those moments can enlighten us and even elevate us to a higher plane.
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Isakson, the chairman of the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee, told Stoddard he felt compelled to "elevate" McCain.
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Chris Murphy says he's not running, but a presidential campaign would elevate his pro-gun control message.
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People can elevate power outlets in their homes, know their evacuation zone and have an emergency plan.
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Without ever explicitly positioning Margaret for our pity, Brown reveals how we elevate in order to destroy.
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No one can elevate staid lines and platitudes to the point where they appear artful and necessary.
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She said they were to elevate her ears to roughly the same plane as Matthew's and mine.
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In Côte-Rôtie, a little bit of viognier may be added to syrah to elevate the aromas.
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But when these candidates are pressed about whether they're confronting Mr. Biden, they only elevate their gamesmanship.
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It was no minor feat to elevate the act of totally owning into a refined art form.
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I am confident that chefs will be able to elevate their homemade pizza experience with either steel.
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Her purview: to elevate our coverage of how gender shapes the lives of people around the world.
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Uber Elevate envisions using electric propulsion, the different prototypes using multiple propellers, much like today's unmanned drones.
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That's because hand-crafted tortillas can elevate even the most mundane burrito or taco to gastronomical greatness.
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Trump has sought to elevate Omar and make her one of the faces of the Democratic Party.
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Discount retailer Five Below led and was joined by return backers Comcast, SeventySix Capital and Elevate Capital.
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I want to speak aspirationally and positively and do everything I can to elevate the national conversation.
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Already, the Squad was helping Pressley achieve one of her main campaign promises: to elevate progressive voices.
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The group seems to have found it laying around online, and repurposed it to elevate their attacks.
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Three excellent Philadelphia musicians, each with his own vantage point, come together to elevate a hometown hero.
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RE: ABORTION PILL Ruth Graham wrote about the anti-abortion movement's campaign to elevate ''abortion-pill reversal.
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They can also elevate a carrier's lifetime risk of ovarian, pancreatic or prostate cancers along with melanoma.
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Use a darning needle and colored yarn to stitch craft paper together and elevate your wrapping game.
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This season is also my first runway show, so we wanted to "elevate" things a little bit.
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Self-described Chaos Magicians invoked Pepe in rituals they promised would elevate Trump in the 2016 election.
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It was a morning show, and it didn't last long, but it helped elevate Mr. Letterman's profile.
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Using Prince in death to elevate JT when Prince was not feeling JT at all in life.
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"We're now pushing to elevate the technology and the design to master depth technically," Hanover tells me.
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Unfortunately, such policies are rarely successful, and in many cases they elevate political discussion to forbidden fruit.
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More emperor than entrepreneur, he wanted not merely to start a business but "elevate the world's consciousness".
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The challenge, the source said, "will be what to elevate" given the "buffet" of controversies surrounding Pruitt.
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Munoz's handling of the crisis prompted the United board to drop plans to elevate him to chairman.
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It's a subtle, yet important, distinction that should continue to elevate its presence among middle-income consumers.
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This program makes funds available to policyholders after a flood to elevate, demolish, or relocate their home.
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Membership Rewards points typically transfer with Virgin America Elevate points, for example, at a 2:1 rate.
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But Luna had to elevate more choppy writing than his predecessors did in the first three seasons.
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Other Democrats used the platform to elevate those affected by Trump's unflinching views on immigrants and refugees.
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Our company mission is to constantly evolve and elevate the progressive nature of the action sports world.
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It's just the kind of home cooking that will elevate your pagan sabbat from drab to fab.
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Florida Republicans want to elevate porn to the same level as the opioid crisis and Hurricane Irma.
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A storm surge is when the onshore winds of the hurricane elevate the level of the ocean.
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These comparisons tend to come in two forms: those meant to elevate, and those meant to denigrate.
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Khosrowshahi now believes Elevate fits into Uber's mission to be a platform for all types of transportation.
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It shows how his promises to help elevate the little guy ended up actually enriching the wealthy.
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"This successful flight test is a tremendous step forward, taking aerial ridesharing from a vision to the skies in less than two years since Uber Elevate was first formed" and it partnered with Boeing subsidiary Aurora Flight Sciences, Eric Allison, head of Elevate at Uber, said in a statement.
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"With the first launch of Uber Air just a few short years away, this collection of Skyport Mobility Hub concepts establish a practical, sustainable vision for the infrastructure needed in the communities we plan to serve," Uber Elevate Head of Design for Elevate John Badalamenti said in a statement.
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The latest awkward attempt to elevate Roman Reigns into the main event picture will probably inflame matters more.
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"We want to help elevate the medium of video games—a call to respect its history," Taber added.
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If not, then you need a strong design leader to help evangelize and elevate the impact of design.
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But she's now focusing on new battles ahead to elevate the status of sex workers in French society.
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It's the Eytys idea of a 'generic' look, one that is meant to elevate integrity, attitude and confidence.
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Heat and humidity elevate the risk that vehicle airbags equipped with aging inflators made by Takata Corp 7312.
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You can see in the Bockley exhibition that impulse to elevate issues and concerns held within Native communities.
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It will stand to be seen if this year's prize will elevate the Bocuse d'Or in American minds.
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Breitbart's newfound disapproval of racism may reflect a desire to elevate the level of the nation's public discourse.
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Why can you elevate Bill Clinton again to this level when he has done so many atrocious acts?
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The accelerator's twin mandate was to elevate Chile's international profile and build out a local culture of entrepreneurism.
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Next came the event that would elevate this reality-TV-ready drama to a case of national interest.
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Those words helped me realize my mother's disease did not lessen my love for her, but elevate it.
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Still, the president helped to elevate Mr Shihab and his fundamentalist views by sharing a platform with him.
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It will take thoughtful and ethical humans to create computer understanding that can elevate the rest of humanity.
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He also criticized his fellow conservatives for using the meeting to make demands that Facebook elevate conservative voices.
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Radar and digital-camera technologies further elevate ADAS by compensating for drivers' blind spots and detecting lane departures.
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Apparently the mistress of King Maha Vajiralongkorn wanted to "elevate herself to the same state as the queen".
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An overlay of peppy music and clever cuts can elevate a meal to new levels of (perceived) deliciousness.
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So my executive team and I landed on a mission for BET: Respect, reflect, and elevate the audience.
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It is an indisputable fact that plants elevate your space in every way — don't question us on this.
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I do some writing on my laptop, working on some vague project that will finally elevate my life.
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Text, illustration and design culminate harmoniously in the center of the book to elevate this unlikely love affair.
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The plaintiffs are three in number for now but hope to elevate the case to class action status.
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It's all made to try to elevate...and again, I myself as a Pagan, I think it's funny.
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If some celebrity wants to elevate me to being their debating partner, how could I not feel flattered?
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But, if head-to-toe color isn't necessarily your thing, consider a subtle pop to elevate your outfits.
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More importantly, Razer hasn't done anything to truly elevate the Android gaming experience over its more seasoned competitors.
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Uber is showing off its latest "flying car" concept at its second annual Elevate conference in Los Angeles.
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It's also another small part of the effort Ford's making to try and elevate its tech-forward image.
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At Uber Elevate, a new version of its scooters were revealed with a bigger frame and larger wheels.
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Whether that is sufficient to elevate these photographs beyond documentation, to the level of fine art is arguable.
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Only a decree from Mr Modi's government can officially elevate Lingayatism from a mere sect into a religion.
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These themes elevate the protagonist and the story of The Prisoner to a higher plane of social contemplation.
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As he bounces around the stage during "Elevate," a cloud of drones illuminates the dark space above him.
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Most sensitive is the Irish language, whose status Sinn Fein wants to elevate via an Irish Language Act.
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Our calculations elevate Ms Vonn's status from being merely one of the greats to the undisputed number one.
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"Our main focus this year is to elevate our work to meme journalism, so to speak," he says.
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Much like the Time's Up movement, it takes more than women alone to elevate an omnipresent gender issue.
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"Buying a good blazer is important because it's such an easy way to elevate an outfit," Yannetta says.
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I'm here at Elevate, so be on the lookout for more news over the next couple of days.
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So I think we have to elevate the conversation from, How do I make sure I'm not hacked.
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It says the government would reduce taxes on those assets, helping elevate returns for companies that buy them.
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And that is precisely why Hamilton exists as a text: to elevate and celebrate the dismissed and devalued.
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In its mission to "elevate the world's consciousness", Neumann lost sight of the foundations of a sustainable business.
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Shots that are slow-paced, zoomed in, run in parallels, and even animated help elevate what's playing out.
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What corporate governance structures would kick in — and are there ways to elevate problems directly to the CEO?
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It was defined by an active government passing massive social policies that helped elevate and support working Americans.
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You have to raise it out of its submerged position and elevate it so you can examine it.
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Together, as a community, we can take what is damaged and broken and elevate it into something beautiful.
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These inquiries elevate everyone's game, every institution's mission, and every society's ability to be fair, peaceful, and prosperous.
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One simple solution is to elevate your head at night, which is where wedge pillows come in handy.
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The stage usually serves as a forum for the party to help elevate its next generation of leaders.
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" At the end of the five-page letter to Warren, Cooperman calls on Warren to "elevate the dialogue.
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That Trump betrayed his allies to elevate himself is the same old Trump we know all too well.
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Instead, the selection of Harward appears to elevate the influence of Mattis in the White House — not Bannon.
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As proof, he co-founded the National Republican Congressional Committee's "Young Guns" program to elevate fresh GOP candidates.
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Some orchestras use risers — or tiered platforms — that elevate the players in the back rows for better visibility.
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Full-grain environmentally certified leather straps, zipper tabs, and logos are used to accent and elevate the upper.
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Lawmakers in those districts would then be able to elevate the second-place candidate to the governor's mansion.
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The company published details of its "on demand aviation" ambitions last year, which it has called Uber Elevate.
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The Trump administration's fire agenda will elevate special interests above human life and the health of the planet.
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This one will instantly elevate snack time or serve as a beautiful display for your next dinner party.
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Therefore, he concludes, efforts to publicize acts that elevate such as altruism can have widespread network-based results.
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Trump pushed back against that argument, saying his decision would elevate officials like Brennan and retired Navy Adm.
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The attack in Orlando on Sunday enabled the United States to elevate the issue on the diplomatic agenda.
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Or perhaps you want to elevate the content you post on social media with sleek, artistic-looking animations.
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The company revealed a "flying car" concept aircraft at its second annual Uber Elevate Summit earlier this month.
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All holiday cocktails deserve a special glass since they can help visually elevate any drink, Hopp told Insider.
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HipChips continues to elevate the crisp game with sweet and savory dips, ranging from classic cheese to s'mores.
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But it's McCain's own memories, coupled with the first-person testimonials, which elevate this to a higher level.
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These statements seek to elevate Trump to glorious, cult-like heights, while painting America as a lawless hell.
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It is in a sense a continuation of her campaign to elevate the outcast — believe it or not.
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That was the very basic prompt that led us to think about how we could elevate the programming.
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Elevate is based in Fort Worth, Texas, but was able to attract some prominent Silicon Valley venture capitalists.
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Mark Moore, Uber's engineering director for Elevate, is one of the people tasked with making sure that happens.
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Oh, and Uber is also working on electric scooters, as well as flying cars via its Elevate program.
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To stay afloat, elevate your spatial and temporal awareness of the then, the now, and the will be.
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Too often relegated to the sauté and sauce pan, butter can elevate even the most basic salad ingredients.
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Two forces stand out for their ability to elevate our spirits and shift our perspectives: music and sport.
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The mentoring and education fields have joined forces to elevate what we know works and implement best practices.
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"If we can elevate ourselves above it to some mutual recognition framework that would be fabulous," Reynolds added.
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"Dating more physically attractive people may also elevate one's own sense of self-worth and attractiveness," she said.
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GM crops, he said, will elevate productivity, which will eventually be positive for the future of the economy.
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And a 76-67 win over No. 3 North Carolina on Wednesday should elevate Indiana in Monday's polls.
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"We're excited to see him further elevate his game and help this team compete for years to come."
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Every man must work as hard as every woman to elevate gender equality and to eliminate gendered violence.
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To elevate salmon from "thrown together" to "put together," make like Alison Roman and add buttery harissa sauce.
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I really wanted to elevate the quality of cocktails in Las Vegas, and I think that's really happened.
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For their part, Republicans must elevate loyalty to Congress over fealty to a president of their own party.
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When Mr. Pilafian was in college, he was determined to do whatever was necessary to elevate his musicianship.
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But the critique is an open question, particularly for those in a position to elevate or ignore artists.
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Next, tighten your abs and tuck your toes to elevate your body, keeping your forearms on the ground.
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A paint can underneath under each leg of the couch to elevate it six inches or a foot.
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Boeing, another partner in the Uber Elevate program, has already begun flight tests of its prototype air taxi.
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We can celebrate and elevate negative results, in both our arguments and reporting, as we do positive ones.
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While often anthropomorphized, the most common raccoon memes elevate them to a status above and beyond human reach.
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And while you're at it, why not grab yourself a brand new TV to elevate your streaming potential?
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Murphy, Wesley Snipes and an ensemble of accomplices elevate a not-bad biopic of an unlikely blaxploitation auteur.
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"Such a significant increase in federal borrowing would also elevate the risk of a fiscal crisis," he added.
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The end result: results that disproportionately exclude women, and even when women are nominated, primarily elevate white artists.
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The TeachStrong principles reflect some key ideas about how to elevate the profession, such as paying teachers more.
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By leveraging Reuters global distribution network, all our partners can better monetize their content and elevate their brands.
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But hopefully this increased focus on diversity in the Academy will continue to elevate filmmaking to new heights.
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"Our mission at HBO Sports is to elevate the brand," read HBO's statement announcing the decision, in part.
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The president has pushed the network to elevate more pro-Trump coverage leading up to the 2020 election.
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Sherman said he never expected that he would want to elevate Vice President Pence to the Oval Office.
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Opinion A spectacular campaign to elevate the design of federal buildings is under threat from small-minded classicists.
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Claire McCaskill, a Missouri Democrat, invested money to elevate Todd Akin in the Republican primary in her state.
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They are hardly in a position to elevate themselves as an alternative source of moral and spiritual authority.
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TL;DR: Elevate your marketing skills with the Design Wizard: Stock Video Bundle for $49, a 95% savings.
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At the top of the heap is what the company calls the Elevate soundbar, a 10-channel, 5.1.
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The P-Series Elevate can decode Dolby Atmos and DTS: X and supports Bluetooth 5.0 and Chromecast audio.
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To do that: Eat beans, turn to high-protein grains (pasta counts!), elevate your tofu game and more.
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The EU simply does not have the geopolitical horsepower to affect outcomes that elevate international peace and security.
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Previous research has shown that poor sleep quality could change hormone function, elevate inflammatory processes or change metabolism.
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That was the point of the performance—to elevate the Mueller report from dry text to live theatre.
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"We&aposre trying to elevate public awareness around the ways in which corporations can enable such disrespectful behavior."
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Mena Massoud thought landing the lead role in Aladdin would elevate his career to a whole new world.
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If so, it will elevate the debate on Kavanaugh from a Washington squabble to a national zeitgeist moment.
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Formed in 2017 by photographer Daniella Zalcman, the initiative aims to elevate the voices of female visual journalists.
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The decision to elevate Xi will make him the most powerful leader the country has seen in decades.
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A start-up called Youbionic wants to elevate people's abilities by giving them a set of extra hands.
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Or, it could elevate Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, whose leftist policies could hit asset prices, the thinking goes.
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Investors have poured billions of dollars into the company whose mission statement is to "elevate the world's consciousness."
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The group has spent tens of millions of dollars to elevate her profile, and then to attack her.
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Her own Instagram serves as a platform to elevate black voices and connect with other politically active teens.
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"My children were so excited to elevate her to that special place, being their aunt," the brother said.
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In House of Cards' view, Clinton was a failure because he couldn't somehow elevate himself to omnipotent godhood.
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He's currently teaching at a prestigious summer camp for high school debaters looking to elevate their argumentative game.
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At CMCA, our goal is to elevate and expand the conversation about contemporary art in our statewide community.
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I want to elevate and dramatize the show, but I get to know what works and what doesn't.
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Causing my pressure to elevate, because I was taken to a male jail, and I am a woman.
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Yes exactly, there's so much of that in academia, in literally every field, we try to elevate antiquity.
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Stage 3: In years five to 10, Khosrowshahi said they'll focus on getting growth from businesses like Elevate.
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He can pull up from 26 feet or knife towards the elbow and elevate over whoever's guarding him.
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By confronting all the mess, he was better able to elevate hope and love and promote healing and redemption.
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" In Manhood Development, he added, "we're talking about how to elevate their game academically through the lens of brotherhood.
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"This is an opportunity for us to elevate food," Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz told reporters ahead of the announcement.
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A common piece of advice we hear when looking into tactics for deeper penetration is to elevate our hips.
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As a St. Louisan myself, I hoped my coverage could help elevate this local solution to a national conversation.
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He'd have a point if Obama had, say, tried to elevate Jeb Bush over Marco Rubio for partisan gain.
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Yet the combination lacks 30 to 35 seats in each house to elevate chief Matteo Salvini to the premiership.
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"We have a philosophy of 'elevate or die,' so it's imperative that the customer experience keeps improving," he says.
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Sometimes, they elevate people who traded on their dedication to finding their son's killer, only to leave them behind.
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That could be a big opportunity for the Massachusetts Democrat -- but if she falters, it could elevate her mistakes.
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The company actually unveiled its thoughts on air travel and design a few months ago at its Elevate conference.
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As music devourers we're far too stimulated, too exhausted, and too aware to elevate a band to that level.
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In de Blasio, Trump smells an opportunity to elevate a rival reviled by large swaths of his own party.
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Holden, instead, was more of a big-picture kind of executive, which entailed him taking ownership over Uber Elevate.
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This time around they sought out an additional producer to help shape—and, in this case, elevate—their sound.
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The elevate the Azores island's sprawling landscapes and pristine natural beauty by casting it in a literally new light.
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The cast is stellar, and they consistently elevate their material, making their show stand out among other prestige shows.
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Glycyrrhizin can elevate a person's blood pressure, leading some to experience abnormal heart rhythms, lethargy, even congestive heart failure.
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Uber hired a former engineer at NASA, Mark Moore, to help develop its flying-taxi division, aptly named Elevate.
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So it will take thoughtful and ethical humans to create computer understanding that can elevate the rest of humanity.
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When women are elected into power, they tend to prioritize health in their legislation and elevate women's health issues.
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Unfortunately, The Addams Family is so bland, unfunny, and poorly structured that even the best intentions can't elevate it.
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The sense that elites get away with things that other Americans wouldn't helped elevate Trump to the White House.
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I'd argue, however, that you can elevate any question from small talk to big talk with a little tweaking.
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With a distinct podium to elevate attention on critical issues, First Ladies are uniquely positioned to make a difference.
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This way he could continue to elevate the concerns his campaign represents and push Clinton further to the left.
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Executives from these companies will be speaking more about their collaboration with Uber during the Elevate summit in Dallas.
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But because, first, improbable athleticism, drama and heroism can elevate the game to the level of art (see article).
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ALL OF THAT WILL ADD INCREMENTALITY, DRIVE COMP STORE SALES, ELEVATE THE BRAND AND CREATE SEPARATION IN THE MARKETPLACE.
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We've got five rule-breaking alternatives that will elevate your morning and only require a bit of pre-planning.
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Ob Hospitalist Group (OBHG) began in 2006 with a vision to elevate the quality and safety of women's healthcare.
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The President's job is not to elevate the darker natures within our society by finding common cause with them.
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Additionally, the hinge has also been designed to elevate the system slightly in laptop mode to create better airflow.
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If he wants to help elevate a playoff team in desperate need of spacing, he can join the Bulls.
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The catch: The latest move is meant to reward and elevate good publishers, but there could be unintended consequences.
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They have no problem throwing money at premium headsets, keyboards, mice, joysticks, and more to elevate the gaming experience.
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Scroll on for your shoppable solutions with the centuries-old power to elevate and save space inside your home.
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She has a rare opportunity in this deeply divided country to unite and elevate rather than divide and destroy.
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That helped to elevate the party and eliminate the people that in our minds weren't worthy of the experience.
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But apparently Madame Tussauds wants to elevate the game and make its wax doppelgängers even more terrifying and humanlike.
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My plan will also include a multi-billion dollar investment in evidence-based programs that elevate the teaching profession.
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As any decorator knows, a room is never finished, and there's always an opportunity to elevate your decor game.
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"This memorandum and the aforementioned executive orders may not apply to the CFPB as an independent agency," Elevate said.
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Women are less likely to display hostile humor and make fun of co-workers to elevate their own status.
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If GE needs to keep drawing on its revolving credit, it would signal liquidity problems and elevate market concerns.
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But the decision to elevate Bannon to the NSC shocked former senior officials from both Republican and Democratic administrations.
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Elevate said in January 2016 it would delay its IPO, in part due to volatility in the public market.
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What Pruitt appears to be doing, several climate scientists said, is to circumvent peer review and elevate discredited viewpoints.
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Together with co-founder Chris Soria, he started Maniac Pumpkin Carvers to elevate the humble gourd to high art.
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"I'm disappointed," he adds (Level 3 burn on Jaime, +15.) So many burns Burns can really elevate an episode.
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Humanness and relatability are especially key, since our current cultural climate can elevate a celebrity to a godlike status.
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Soon enough, though, you'll once again be able elevate your heart rate by watching Fox News on the treadmill.
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"I leave myself / I elevate higher," he says on "Hold Me Down," luxuriating in a special sort of high.
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Their status may come from the elite, who elevate them because they are willing to enforce the elite's directives.
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"What he did yesterday, he did nothing but elevate John McCain even more," Scarborough, a frequent Trump critic, said.
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"We wanted to have a program that would elevate the status of Team U.S.A. at all levels," he said.
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Instead, Parker said the company is working with its partners to differentiate and elevate the Nike experience going forward.
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Reaganite conservatives who help elevate Trump to the presidency, then, would be sleepwalking toward a kind of ideological suicide.
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The official said it was more important to elevate the message by issuing it from the White House podium.
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It is quite energetic at times, but it is meant to elevate your mood and make you feel good.
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The creation of such a panel, demanded by Democrats, would elevate the investigation and allow for televised, public hearings.
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The hearing also comes amidst a debate over whether to elevate Cyber Command to its own standalone warfighting unit.
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They elevate the watchability and help the esports viewing experience stay focused on the tournament and our amazing players.
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Beijing tries to minimize Taiwan's international recognition or participation in bodies that would elevate the island's status and sovereignty.
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Mid-Rise Elevate Compression Leggings for Women, $24, available at Old NavyBest for:—Francesca Rea, Insider Picks content producer
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The West Point graduate saw his pitch count elevate in that contest after issuing five walks in five frames.
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"What he's done is elevate the conversation to talk about a real issue and a real threat," she said.
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But in doing so they were able to elevate the rights and ambitions of the disenfranchised and the weak.
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For example, an idea to elevate the Office of Personnel Management could be done without congressional action, she said.
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So, instead of trying to elevate her as another rock star like Obama, they set about destroying Trump. 2628.
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At Cambridge, the scholars Christopher Ricks and Eric Griffiths championed Mr. Hill's poetry, helping greatly to elevate his reputation.
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Other companies trying to solve for this include LinkedIn with its Elevate service, Workplace by Facebook, and Dynamic Signal.
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The right sauce can elevate any dish — improving and balancing flavor, compensating for underseasoning or adding striking visual contrast.
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But the White House opposes a statutory requirement to elevate the unit, setting up a fight in the Senate.
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Seeking more angular expertise sets for a board would elevate the level of discussion and question the status quo.
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Easily elevate his meals with flavor-infused salts such as Black Pepper salt, Pinot Noir salt, and Habanero salt.
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This sophisticated cock ring is a stellar companion toy to elevate the sensations of penetrative sex for everyone involved.
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But most impressive was the fastball that he could elevate against some quality hitters for some swing and miss.
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But Pruitt has sought to elevate those views by calling for a debate between mainstream climate scientists and skeptics.
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"She said they helped elevate her consciousness," said Mr. Sturman, who ended up carrying her through the muddy park.
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Aurora Flight Sciences, the Boeing subsidiary behind the flight, is a partner of Uber's flying car network, Uber Elevate.
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It's really time for phone makers to elevate the selfie camera to being an equal to its backside buddy.
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Elevate facilitates loans for people with lower credit scores, a large potential market opportunity, but a very risky business.
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And over time, the level of skill, talent, and precision required to compete likely will elevate the entire NBA.
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Now, Pai's fortunes have changed: multiple industry sources say Donald Trump will soon elevate Pai to lead the FCC.
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Others, however, will likely hold out hope that the New Hampshire primary will elevate a more establishment-friendly candidate.
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Today at Uber Elevate, Uber announced Melbourne, Australia as the first international city where it will test Uber Air.
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But the music, the sound effects, the rising heartbeats and burning, grinding mechanical noises—they're designed to elevate tension.
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Uber is set to unveil more details about its air taxi today and tomorrow at its Uber Elevate conference.
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They elevate the form to actual art, producing products that are somehow both insanely high quality and low priced.
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The chefs who elevate the city's food game from merely excellent to destination-worthy know exactly where to go.
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Dark leather, brown leather, wood and metallic accents all come together to elevate the cabin into the luxury realm.
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"Buying a good blazer is important because it's such an easy way to elevate an outfit," Yannetta tells CNBC.
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Second—and equally pragmatic—improving the ability of smallholder farmers to move beyond subsistence farming helps elevate whole communities.
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Time will elevate the strongest contenders, without the use of an artificial growth agent like these early multiplayer debates.
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Shopping Guide They aren't just for holding coats and bags — they can elevate the appearance of an entire room.
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The head of the Council would be a Cabinet-level position, helping elevate the concerns that tribal nations have.
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All of the changes could help to elevate the French Open among the other Grand Slam events, Dechy said.
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Raisins, walnuts and rose petals elevate this version of the dish, adding a host of different flavors and textures.
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We are fiercely competitive with one another and look for any chance to elevate ourselves above another gay brother.
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An appreciation of these issues can help elevate public discourse on important topics, including the future of our planet.
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Omar also said removing Trump from office would elevate Vice President Mike Pence, known for his own conservative views.
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Some in the sport consider him the greatest skater ever, one whose presence inspires others to elevate their performances.
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The governor's remarks were a reminder of how terror attacks can elevate otherwise ordinary events into symbols of resilience.
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Solving that case will eventually elevate Salt into the homicide department; but for now, she's our favorite street cop.
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The decision proved foresighted; Mr. Sanders's endorsement helped elevate Mr. Gillum in his own primary for governor this year.
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They achieve this by painstakingly placing wooden splints under the vines that elevate them like trestles under a road.
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As the president listened, they argued for taking steps to elevate him in the primary to boost his prospects.
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For decades, therapists, patient advocates and countless families have worked to elevate mental health care in the political conversation.
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Her move would eventually elevate South Carolina's lieutenant governor, Henry McMaster, an early and vocal supporter of Mr. Trump's.
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"It was a moment where he needed everyone to elevate above where they were when last he spoke." video
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Mr. Trump could also do something no president has: Elevate a senior F.B.I. official to be the next director.
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Pushing out an endless stream of lackluster content isn't doing anything to elevate his own career or his community.
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A snippet of Shakespeare and a snatch of Bach don't elevate Rabin's death into the pantheon of classical tragedy.
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Victims and survivors tend to come from poorer households, but other factors may elevate their vulnerability to trafficking schemes.
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It will elevate it to the next level as a stronger and more diverse group of like-minded nations.
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Liz Morrison, also a vice president, works with business leaders, mostly in the Northeast, to help elevate their work.
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The endorsement allows the state party to direct funds to elevate a candidate ahead of the June 5 primaries.
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Now, after an election year that brought big ratings, Mr. Lack continued his efforts to elevate the news division.
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They focus mainly on Uber's self-driving technology, but have also been working on Uber's Elevate flying car program.
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Engaging with such organizations can help elevate your voice and guide you as you navigate a complex policy issue.
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Sanders and Warren have also used the liberal plans to elevate their candidacies at critical moments in their campaigns.
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Davies urges rational leaders to better deploy "imagery, sound and speech" to elevate reason over emotion, democracy over reaction.
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" Where Showtime was like, "We don't want to change it up — we just want to help you elevate it.
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But its recent promotions underscored how far big firms have to go to elevate women and people of color.
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That it might elevate Mr. Moore to an institution like the Senate is equally sufficient evidence of its flaws.
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LONDON — Barack Obama planned to pivot to Asia, escape the Middle East, reboot with Latin America and elevate Africa.
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In particular, suggested that yes, a diet high in sugar can elevate triglycerides, increasing the risk of heart disease.
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My hope is, is that you continue to ask us questions that keep us honest and elevate our democracy.
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This ending attempts to elevate player agency by giving the player the responsibility to determine what their story meant.
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It's so light on dialogue that the sounds have a bigger importance because they elevate the story (and scares).
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"I think we want to make sure that candidates who run for president understand what the progressive agenda is, what the working families agenda is, if you will, and are really helping to elevate that, and are using the presidential platform to elevate that agenda and continue to build the movement," said Jayapal.
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In emails and forums, they have argued that a business college encompassing the three schools will elevate Cornell's business profile.
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But the purpose of Scorsese's Raging Bull never seemed to be to elevate Jake to something more than he was.
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This shift needs to be understood as part of Murakami's effort to elevate a marginalized subculture and set of aesthetics.
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After Ryan entered Congress, Pelosi recruited him along to serve in a group to elevate the profile of younger members.
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However my goal with each drawing is to elevate the seemingly mundane to something special and worthy of being viewed.
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He is a Director of AgilOne, Clever, Dropbox, Elevate, Good Eggs, Hearsay Social, Inkling, Qualtrics, Thanx, Thumbtack, TuneIn and VarageSale.
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What will you do to elevate their position to support them after they helped the united States to defeat ISIS?
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" Eiting left Elevate more than a year ago, ultimately deciding to build a startup around "this weird skill I have.
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Despite surprising investors, the dollar rallied on hopes that Trump's administration would elevate U.S. inflation and the economy in general.
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Germany has given up the battle to elevate its Bundesbank president, Jens Weidmann, to president of the European Central Bank.
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It's proven to elevate our levels of anxiety and depression, to lower our self-esteem, to make us feel inadequate.
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"It only makes sense to do something if we're confident that we can elevate the experience for players," he says.
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Depleting the body's friendly bacteria may precipitate asthma and other allergic diseases, and may elevate risk for some autoimmune diseases.
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This past February, #Elevate asked people to hang out in an elevator with LaBeouf, with their conversations live-streamed online.
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The new screen helps elevate it even further, offering the closest reading experience yet to a real piece of paper.
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It's been so gratifying to elevate our brand and spend on the things that make us more effective and efficient.
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Spend your money here if you like your dollars to support venues that elevate/protect perpetrators of abuse and assault.
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In an interview, Holden argued that even without a demonstrable product, Uber Elevate is indeed closer than many people think.
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The ride-hail company already poached Mark Moore, a NASA veteran and VTOL expert, to help run its Elevate project.
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Femia said the new actions elevate climate change to the highest level of national security policymaking that it's ever been.
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"We don't need to get the drone direct to our customers or consumers," Fischer said at Uber Elevate this morning.
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Why it matters: Snapchat wants to elevate its brand by proving its technology can make the world a better place.
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It also assured he'd keep prose as his primary profession, helping to shepherd and elevate the literary careers of others.
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Part of a humanist tradition that has endured for centuries, ballet can elevate the body to its greatest artistic significance.
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We don't have to build the full vertical stack, so to speak, and Elevate is a perfect example of that.
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Eventually, conscious AI may be imbued with similar emotional capacities, which would elevate their moral status by a significant margin.
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Unless they elevate you to having technological super-powers, which they don't, they inhibit your ability to interact with humanity.
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They tipped the paparazzi off to where they were at all times to elevate their namesake and couple moniker, Speidi.
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But at the Uber Elevate Asia Pacific Expo in Japan this week, Uber unveiled a new delivery method: the drone.
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"Grievance studies," as they chose to refer to these fields, elevate politically fashionable nonsense over rigorous scholarship; Pluckrose et al.
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If Republicans elevate Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court despite sexual misconduct allegations, Democrats gain a last-minute burst of grievance.
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When the park opened in 1867, it represented the height of their ideas on nature's potential to morally elevate humanity.
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Given the current conversations around representation and the need to elevate women in the workplace, it's not a good look.
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On the campaign trail, young politicians are looking to elevate their stardom by documenting their campaigns via streaming documentaries. Rep.
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My boss and I get along well, and he's great about work-life balance and helping me elevate my work.
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Uber, for example, predicted at its Elevate conference last month that it would begin deploying its system, UberAIR, in 2023.
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That would elevate tensions about the currencies and could mean the U.S. would at that point call China a manipulator.
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Since then, McCarthy also has given Jordan other opportunities to elevate his profile during the Democrat-led House impeachment inquiry.
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Five years later, the Senate rejected Reagan's attempt to elevate Bork to the Supreme Court by a 42-58 vote.
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For guys, there might be a relatively simple explanation: Consuming alcohol after you hit the gym can elevate testosterone levels.
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On the other hand, this is Macron's unique chance to elevate France back to the upper echelons of economic prowess.
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They place more faith in their ability to elevate women's consciousness so that they can defend themselves emotionally and physically.
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Elevate isn't predicting how this will all shake out, but it has an obligation to inform investors of the uncertainty.
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The backless mule takes steps to further elevate the company and solidify Vans as more than just a skater brand.
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There are a lot of questions surrounding exactly what Chipotle will have to do to elevate itself to previous levels.
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But acute, specific observations on life with cancer mostly elevate what could have been an overfamiliar tale of self-pity.
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The company will also elevate Fidji Simo to head of the Facebook app, succeeding Cathcart in that role, Zuckerberg said.
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Furthermore, Elevate faces regulatory risk as the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) seeks to cap interest rates charged to borrowers.
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His musical arrangements elevate the lyrics, adding a little shimmer to help us hear the magic in our everyday lives.
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Uber just published a massive white paper detailing its plan to launch an "on demand aviation" service called Uber Elevate.
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This latest change, however, illustrates how YouTube plans to help creators elevate positive behavior instead of simply stifling the negative.
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Elevate Security, a San Francisco startup, wants to change that by helping employees understand phishing attacks better using behavioral techniques.
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"Build a community, elevate consciousness – this is where you want to be," she said of her Zen and Kush events.
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AB 2409 did not seek to subvert public safety to other objectives, it sought to elevate public safety over protectionism.
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The House on Friday unanimously passed a bipartisan bill to elevate the role of the federal government's chief information officer.
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Nate The failure of mainstream Republicans to elevate a single broadly acceptable candidate by the end of the primary season.
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It is the responsibility of elected officials to craft policy which will elevate our most vulnerable citizens- not oppress them.
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