The 275 companies in Carlyle's portfolios employ 725,000 people; KKR's 115 companies employ 720,000.
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Much like Uber claims it doesn't directly employ drivers, Talkspace doesn't itself employ therapists.
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Things get extra messy when brands employ multiple ad tech companies that employ different approaches.
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You can't go and employ — no matter how much money you've got — you can't just employ robots.
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Though Amazon bookstores do not employ professionally trained or experienced booksellers, they do employ "facilitators," as one employee informed me.
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The decision to employ or not employ preemptive force to eliminate the North's nuclear and missile capabilities will be the president's alone.
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The rules are there for everyone, no matter how big you are, no matter how many lawyers you employ or PR experts you employ.
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While the company had initially planned to employ 5,0003 people by next year, it now says the new factory will employ only 1,500 people.
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WE HAVE MANY – OVER 100 FACTORIES IN THE U.S. WE EMPLOY TRUCK DRIVERS, WE EMPLOY SALESPEOPLE, WE CREATE GREAT BLUE COLLAR JOBS IN EVERY COUNTRY.
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"Companies that employ mostly men, or that employ only men in their good-paying jobs, will have especially large pay gaps compared to their competitors."
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The trade tariffs hurt companies that buy steel — including automakers, which employ about 6.5 million Americans — to protect steelmakers, which employ about 140,000, Summers added.
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Thus, most employers accept documents that appear genuine and employ illegal workers as they employ others, subjecting them to the same payroll withholdings and taxes.
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The 20-million-square-foot LCD plant would initially employ 3,000 people, but Walker and Foxconn said the company could ultimately employ 13,000 at the site.
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The 20 million-square-foot LCD plant would initially employ 703,000 people, but Walker and Foxconn said the company could ultimately employ 13,000 at the site.
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Building materials stores employ 1.1 million workers, and have revitalized in recent years; grocery stores employ 2.7 million workers, a number that grew by almost 9% since 2003.
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Nor is the driving mechanism behind these programs new; they employ the same mentality that casinos employ when they hire professional gamblers and former cheats to run their security.
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Even when researchers consider factors like education and experience than might influence the pay gap, occupations that employ more women still tend to pay less than occupations that employ more men.
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It's very much about small business, as 86 percent of current C corporations employ under 20 people, and 96.7 percent employ under 100, based on the latest U.S. Census Bureau data.
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Both candidates presumably employ clever policy staffers who know about carbon pricing—but they also employ strategists who note that carbon taxes are quite easily dismissed as energy taxes by political opponents.
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Bahrain's banks still employ 14,000 people, most of them nationals.
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One high profile member, however, continued to employ Imran Awan.
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He didn't doubt the kind of tactics they should employ.
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Tech companies like Facebook don't typically employ these workers directly.
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Performers create characters and often employ illusion to do so.
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What's up Virgil Abloh, you don't employ Black art directors?
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Some predators, for instance, employ glowing lures to attract prey.
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Tony Xu: There are over ... well, we don't employ them.
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There are straightforward solutions Grindr could employ to protect users.
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The firm's Asian suppliers employ 240m people making Apple products.
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Oxford colleges employ people to traverse the country encouraging applicants.
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It's at its worst when facing bosses that employ puzzles.
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But that could be because they employ relatively skilled workers.
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When you make a movie you can employ 150 people.
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Quicken Loans companies employ more than 17,000 workers in Detroit.
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Valeo operates three sites in Wuhan, which employ 1,900 people.
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It plans to employ 40 people, up from 12 today.
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Both candidates employ clever staffers who know about carbon pricing.
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Prosperous havens rate highly on the criteria ESG investors employ.
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Tardigrades are remarkable in that they employ all these methods.
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They must employ our people and improve our economic performance.
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Macy's plans to employ 80,000 - the same as last year.
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Others employ "the fold," which is probably the neatest style.
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The farms used to employ about 900 workers, Alpuche said.
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Both employ financial advisers who work with mass affluent clients.
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They employ a total of 140,000 people in the country.
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So why not employ a mobile strategy around the world?
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He hopes to employ more staff soon, including more investigators.
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They employ more than 470,000 people in nearly 200 countries.
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He also didn't employ any staff until 2015, Forbes reported.
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Kroger and its units employ nearly a half million associates.
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And Hahn says he does not employ a sports psychologist?
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The latest politician to employ the strategy is Missouri Gov.
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I employ the Upgrade and Save Strategy to avoid this.
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Philadelphia must employ real political reforms to root out corruption.
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In fact, they may employ them especially if they lose.
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Although automated, each warehouse will employ around 600 people each.
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"That's good, we employ people in Bangladesh," Mr. Trump said.
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Democrats are ready to employ those arguments to defend Clinton.
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Cuba churns out far more graduates than it can employ.
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Physicians' offices and hospitals employ a lot of these people.
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Some of that has to do with who they employ.
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That's a question of someone who can actually employ it.
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At No. 1, the Bills continue to employ Taylor effectively.
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Certainly not enough to pay your salaries and employ people.
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I am proud to say how many people I employ.
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It plans to employ nearly 750 people in the city.
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That factory, when up and running, will employ 100 people.
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Few factories in the area employ more than 300 now.
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Formally, too, the works employ a similar feint and jab.
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Populist presidents also frequently employ hate as a political tactic.
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Employ the above tips, and start being more productive today.
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"Employ America is likely to have, potentially, a big effect."
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But there's an opportunity for Employ America to be heard.
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Businesses employ creative directors to tackle problems with creative solutions.
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It's because independent restaurants employ more than 193 million people.
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It's because independent restaurants employ more than 193 million people.
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And they love to employ Taysom Hill in innovative ways.
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"We employ 210,2280 people," John Cryan told the Financial Times.
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For instance, he defends opera productions that employ updated staging.
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Some — including Boris Johnson — prefer to employ diligent handwashing instead.
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We employ a host of cognitive shortcuts to this end.
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According to Jeff Bezos, the hub could employ 2,000 workers.
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But perhaps we can employ our way out of it.
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Second, the government can employ labour at a minimum wage.
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Silicon Valley can employ significant resources to make its case.
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Some are built near indoctrination camps and employ former inmates.
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Together, those three foreign automakers employ another 11,553 Alabama residents.
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German companies employ roughly 700,000 people in the United States.
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Two other board members employ trainers and jockeys they regulate.
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Trader Joe's doesn't just employ a ton of crew members.
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Many community banks now employ more compliance staff than lenders.
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Yet even these factories employ North Korean laborers, she said.
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"Employ money as a weapons system," Petraeus wrote in 2008.
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We employ approximately 3,85033 people at our four Colorado factories.
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The Trump administration has further policy tools it could employ.
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Laplanche said he plans to eventually employ 300 people there.
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"Pit owners employ children because they're cheap labor," said Ng'ong'a.
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Five employ retired state Democratic legislators who served under Madigan.
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Some people who employ domestic labor will read her account.
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Miami, San Francisco, and New York all employ similar programs.
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What, are you not going to employ any police officers?
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And also show up for family and employ lots of people.
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Expect the most dedicated sites to employ new tactics on Wednesday.
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It has grown to employ over 20163 researchers, writers, and scholars.
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Some employ radical or militant tactics to get their message across.
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Let's employ a strategy that will let us earn positive returns.
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Major banks can each employ thousands of staff in the area.
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They employ high-resolution radar and other sensors to detect drones.
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Jewish businesses on the West Bank employ Arabs all the time.
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That's a big deal because federal contractors employ millions of people.
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I mean, just employ more people and pay them properly. Right.
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We have so many examples where people don't employ common sense.
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The mighty railways, which employ over 1.5m, also depend on coal.
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Regional hospital systems now employ the majority of the nation's physicians.
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American universities currently employ 70% of the world's Nobel prize-winners.
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In total, FinLeap and its portfolio startups employ over 250 people.
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Do you employ any self-care tactics to keep yourself sane?
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The theatre should employ only those movements which are immediately decipherable.
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In addition, Renteln advises entrepreneurs to employ full transparency with customers.
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By comparison, the same cohort of Top Attractors employ about 583,000.
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This connection also allows users to employ Siri, Google Now, etc.
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Its stores already employ people to restock them and prepare food.
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Other major tech companies employ their own versions of bug bounties.
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And officials would not employ the app created by Shadow Inc.
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Others, including Ipsos, which conducts surveys for Reuters, employ online questionnaires.
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Like you gave yourself cancer because you didn't employ positive thinking.
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Conspicuously Absent Technology companies employ strikingly few black and Hispanic workers.
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Take business services, which today employ 50% more Americans than manufacturing.
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The steel and aluminium tariffs affect industries that employ 28.4,220 Canadians.
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SpaceX has to employ about 7,20193 people to make the rockets.
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Stack and Faye both employ the technique in their own careers.
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They started the company from scratch and now employ 30 people.
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Governments employ bots, troll farms, and hackers to wage influence campaigns.
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To signal their independence, they typically employ judges from several countries.
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Carson making a triumphant return to his old place of employ.
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Democrats didn't only employ delay tactics on the House floor Wednesday.
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They employ a lot of low-income people like service workers.
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So Taiwan has to employ other means to raise its standing.
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LivingSocial will employ around 200 to 225 people after the cuts.
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He does employ some smart people, as every NFL team does.
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Other online sources claim Zini employ, or employed, over 300 people.
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Products that are made in American factories that employ U.S. citizens.
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Here's an example of how an individual can employ this strategy.
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But capabilities mean nothing without a deliberate strategy to employ them.
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At most the new scheme will employ around 1,500 informal miners.
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More than a dozen young drone pilots are in DRL's employ.
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Instead, Eurowings will employ staff via its Austrian unit, Eurowings Europe.
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China was able to employ this form of belligerent statecraft once.
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Spain's leader is looking to employ Article 155 of the constitution.
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Big companies employ thousands of people and generate billions in sales.
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For one thing, it can quickly employ lots of unskilled workers.
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He's still in the former mayor's employ, as a senior adviser.
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Low wage industries tend to employ substantial numbers of undocumented immigrants.
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Religious organizations in the US employ a wide variety of workers.
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Low-wage industries tend to employ substantial numbers of undocumented immigrants.
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He hopes he might be able to employ Moneer in future.
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Trump is considering the same law to employ tariffs on automobiles.
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When reopened, the plant reportedly will employ up to 400 people.
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He thinks that today's trader needs to employ a similar strategy.
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These companies employ more than 2.4 million people in Illinois alone.
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And if so, how would you either threaten or employ those?
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Employers who then knowingly employ undocumented immigrants could be harshly punished.
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I'm not talking just employ them—build them up for sustainability.
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These organizations collectively employ several thousand people across dozens of countries.
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How many human ad reviewers did Facebook employ in November 113?
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Most significantly, the museum does not currently employ an indigenous curator.
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Sam Bell, Employ America's founder, is an unlikely monetary-policy crusader.
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They also declined to disclose the number of people they employ.
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The plant is likely to employ at least 1,800, they said.
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Instead, Rubio has chosen to employ a classic tool of autocrats.
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"Now that we employ so many people …" he said, trailing off.
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The new guidance would allow other communities to employ similar strategies.
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"Major websites, including travel sites, currently employ similar technology," he said.
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U.S. airlines employ close to 750,000 people, according to federal data.
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Here, anyone is free to employ the term, and many do.
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Between them, Nestlé, L'Oreal and Unilever employ about 532,000 people worldwide.
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Toyota dealers employ more than 97,93 people in the United States.
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Bezos' wealth reflects Amazon's vast global operations that employ 2628,28503 people.
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They can be several times more costly and difficult to employ.
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But both employ a "my way or the highway" political style.
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It's a tactic he's already started to employ in other areas.
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Similarly, doctors' offices employ large numbers of fast-growing medical professionals.
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Nursing facilities employ about 4,300 Haitians across the state, she said.
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David Axelrod: Why did Trump need to employ a professional liar?
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It does employ humans, though Alibaba declined to specify how many.
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They already employ thousands of Americans in facilities across our states.
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The sections employ about 3,980 people, including at Opel's historic headquarters.
|
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European carmakers need to employ fewer workers, but layoffs are rough.
|
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Both the T2945 and T6 employ an 8-speed automatic transmission.
|
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More pernicious are the stereotypes Americans employ in evaluating Muslim citizens.
|
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But what about 20 factories that employ 200 or 300 people?
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The occupations that are growing, like health aide, employ mostly women.
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Unless of course you're cooking in her employ or even proximity.
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I've learned to thicken my skin and employ my stubborn nature.
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They, and the millions of people they employ, risk becoming irrelevant.
|
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Many of exhibits geared toward young kids employ virtual reality aspects.
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To do this, we employ all the best tricks we have.
|
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But none of these well-meaning methods employ violence, of course.
|
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These tubeworms employ a unique strategy to survive on the seafloor.
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By the numbers: Fortune 500 companies founded by immigrants or their children employ 13.5 million people, and on average employ 11% more people than the average Fortune 500 company with a nonimmigrant founder, the study found.
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Daivergent not only provides a way for these people to get into the workforce, but it offers a way for corporations and companies to employ American workers for projects they would likely otherwise employ overseas contractors.
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"Contrary to reports, WWF does not employ eco guards, in fact we have repeatedly asked Survival International to share information that could help us to push the authorities who employ those accused to act," she said.
|
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If I could play devil's advocate: If Facebook throws money at a news organization that allows them to employ a fact-checker that they wouldn't employ otherwise—it seems like there's some upside to that, no?
|
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Steel companies only employ a few thousand American workers, while other industries that employ millions more — oil and gas, farming and ranching, and technology and manufacturing — will be directly harmed by an escalation of the tariff war.
|
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Android phones were certainly first to employ a lot of this technology.
|
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Armentano: Well, there's different strategies people employ prior to taking a test.
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Previously, you had to employ some dongle magic to add that functionality.
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It'll be so much harder to employ talented, creative people from overseas.
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British companies employ people in every US state from Texas to Vermont.
|
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Halo's headsets employ a technology called transcranial direct current stimulation, or tDCS.
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Now you, too, can employ this efficient gift-wrapping trick at home.
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Fitch does not employ a waterfall recovery analysis for issuers rated 'BB+'.
|
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"We do try to employ as much technology as possible," Colón said.
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But another 100 companies employ at least 1,000 people with AI skills.
|
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It is striking that some doctors employ such homeopathic doses of logic.
|
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The mobile-phone industry was ordered to employ only locals by September.
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Foxconn would eventually employ 13,000 people with an average salary of $27.53,000.
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Whereas oil drilling and mining employ relatively few people, tourism employs legions.
|
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Meanwhile, older and more established firms employ a growing number of workers.
|
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In London, the creative industries now out-employ the financial services sector.
|
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Smaller companies that often employ immigrant workers remain likelier to use them.
|
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More than 60% of the 2.5bn snaps created everyday employ these tools.
|
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It's a growing area, but not enough to employ the whole country.
|
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The company has since grown to employ 18,000 people across 31 countries.
|
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Republicans such as Ted Cruz, a senator, now employ anti-tech rhetoric.
|
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He makes sure that the modifications and deployments they employ are seamless.
|
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The CEO did tell TechCrunch they won't employ lasers to shape metal.
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To employ them all, pay or working conditions might have to deteriorate.
|
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The startup's app and cloud-based software employ blockchain technology from Stellar.
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Other groups in Syria, and in Iraq as well, employ similar devices.
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SSH keys employ what's called public-key cryptography and challenge-response authentication.
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The Williamses employ vets on the show and mentor them off-screen.
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Obviously, the Kardashians employ nannies — just like many other working mothers do.
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They make more profit and employ more people than conventional companies do.
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I employ many people in the State of Virginia - JOBS, JOBS, JOBS!
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Future tools may employ the crowdsourced data of What's on the Menu?
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The two companies employ thousands of the world's top designers and engineers.
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The new centre, due to open next year, will employ 1,200 people.
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We employ police forces to maintain the potentially fragile existence of order.
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The factories involved employ more than 15,000 people, according to Ford's website.
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Foxconn had said it would employ 13,000 U.S. workers at the facility.
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It brought the former late-night host great pride to employ others.
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The promise was that it would employ as many as 13,000 people.
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They employ sensors, software and telecommunications to monitor and identify airborne drones.
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Wholesalers — especially those specializing in food and beverages — also employ many drivers.
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Her two businesses, Flat Out and SVI, currently employ about 15 people.
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To the African-Americans who I employ so many — so many people.
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I think she will employ the kind of advice that she needs.
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Each will be asked to employ artificial intelligence to address their issue.
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The service hub, which opened this week, will initially employ 170 people.
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We employ many people from the EU who have made London home.
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When you get a verbal yes, employ Paul Graham's handshake deal protocol.
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Both employ about 2.6 times more oil workers than the U.S. average.
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The robot can employ facial recognition to remember faces and recite names.
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Today's wolf spiders employ the same eye structures to hunt, Selden added.
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His job is to employ humans to play football for said team.
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Over 2900 U.S. factories employ 220006,2202 workers who build wind-related parts.
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It said it continues to employ about 3,000 people in West Virginia.
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This proposal would allow the city to employ a "rainy day" fund.
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The so-called "fee for service" model they employ doesn't encourage innovation.
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The organization represents large US companies that employ nearly 15 million people.
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We employ over 60,000 people and our turnover is over $1 billion.
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The three companies employ more than 21978,21996 people in nearly 21999 countries.
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Instead, they employ thousands of women from poor countries under temporary contracts.
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And the company has started to employ independent contractors to deliver packages.
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In total, the Reserve Roastery is expected to employ some 200 people.
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These sectors employ many lower-wage earners, particularly young people and retirees.
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Ask Real Estate Two neighbors on my floor employ the same maid.
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Renewables also employ hundreds of thousands of Americans across all 85033 states.
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Experts employ options, futures, foreign exchange, and other securities in their accounts.
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"Enjoy" seems to be the wrong word to employ in this context.
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That, after all, is in our hands, not the technology we employ.
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Every single person that I employ is from a different EU country.
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Seventy-four percent of the agencies employ fewer then twenty-four officers.
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Schools and organizations routinely refuse to employ or admit people with HIV.
|
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NanoNets' API makes it easy for any business to employ machine learning.
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It said it is aiming to employ engineers and artificial intelligence specialists.
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Their goal is to employ synthetic biology to address pressing global issues.
|
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Luckily, Zuckerberg must employ a more robust password on his Facebook account.
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Businesses that employ individuals traveling over the bridge would pay the levy.
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COSCOCS currently employ 180,000 workers, more than double the workforce of Maersk.
|
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Hollywood Hollywood executives are not so different from the stars they employ.
|
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The solution, some researchers said, was to employ a bit of misdirection.
|
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Manufacturing, the apple of President Trump's eye, doesn't employ nearly as many.
|
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It funds the government jobs that employ the majority of working Saudis.
|
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But a few companies employ another method: They use bots and algorithms.
|
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The shift in mind-set has created an opening for Employ America.
|
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This speech, to employ a bit of British understatement, did not help.
|
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What strategies do you employ to effectively use and filter online reviews?
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But everything wilts, at least if it's in his employ long enough.
|
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These tactics aren't unique to Biden's campaign; they're strategies many candidates employ.
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But we employ bilingual interviewers, and we call back voters multiple times.
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" But when they're not, "school districts may employ generalized race-based approaches.
|
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Two large hospital campuses, Kaiser Permanente and Sutter Delta, employ some locals.
|
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But Dr. Barbot is likely to employ a measured approach for now.
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Some recipes employ baking soda to help meat brown faster as well.
|
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You have the supply chain ready, and you can employ people quickly.
|
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In Baltimore, we employ a three-pillar strategy that has shown results.
|
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Attacks are considered "complex" when the assailants employ a variety of means.
|
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Militants were also well-versed on how to employ anti-tank missiles.
|
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Like most businesses, law firms employ a large number of support personnel.
|
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Similarly, we employ "incredible" to confer credibility, and "fantastic" to admit facts.
|
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This is a problem because small businesses employ half of America's workforce.
|
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Amazon operates 150 delivery stations in the US, which employ 90,000 workers.
|
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Until this summer, however, Bachelor contestants struggled to successfully employ this strategy.
|
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Experienced political women must employ more vulnerable ways to connect with voters.
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Many traditional vending machine companies employ restockers who double as machine repairers.
|
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It will gainfully employ brilliant people like Werner Herzog and Amy Sedaris.
|
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The new center, due to open next year, will employ 1,200 people.
|
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Why is it so important we employ the best-available metals technology?
|
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Mr. Trump has encouraged Republicans to employ this so-called nuclear option.
|
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Very good persuaders usually employ all three, sometimes in the same conversation.
|
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Federal contractors employ 21625 million workers, 2900 percent of our nation's workforce.
|
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In the Seattle-Tacoma area alone, aerospace companies employ over 105,560 engineers.
|
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Accordingly, the Estonian branch did not employ Danske's anti-money laundering procedures.
|
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You can be a little self-deprecating or employ a funny analogy.
|
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The overall vibe is casual, and the ships employ a BYOB policy.
|
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"Many houses here don't employ creatives of color," said Mr. Buchanan, 48.
|
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Countries like Canada, Germany and the United Kingdom employ fewer than 2900.
|
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They may employ technology like reverse osmosis to lower the alcohol level.
|
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But she says they may have local tough guys in their employ.
|
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They employ quite a few offense-first players who aren't particularly efficient.
|
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Fortunately, fliers still have the option to choose from competitors that are able to employ a wide variety of business models, such as Southwest, which doesn't assign seats, or JetBlue, which does not employ overbooking, based on their preferences.
|
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Banks and other financial firms employ more than 2 million people across Britain.
|
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In Manhattan, more restaurants employ delivery workers directly, on or off the books.
|
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Or a place to employ 2016 Trump loyalists who aren't welcome in Washington?
|
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Facebook's approach has been to employ fact-checkers to help identify dubious content.
|
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They both employ immigrants, some of whom may benefit from the DACA program.
|
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With it, the grocer will employ technology instead of employees for the effort.
|
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To create an authentic-sounding language, one needs to employ an authentic methodology.
|
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At least a few charities employ Amazon's Wish List feature to accept donations.
|
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They don't own the cars and then they technically don't employ these drivers.
|
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There are plenty of legitimate reasons to employ subdomains, an address like reservations.trumphotel.
|
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The companies employ a total of than 108,000 workers, according to the ad.
|
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In reality, the center did not employ any medical nurses, doctors or nutritionists.
|
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Large companies may employ several of the Big Four as consultants or advisers.
|
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The M Social is far from the first establishment to employ such robots.
|
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He and his colleagues will employ a form of AI called deep learning.
|
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Scream Queen features artists who employ horror tropes or aesthetics to explore queerness.
|
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This is what happens when you employ people based on number of teeth.
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Is there no one in the city's employ who can do this job?
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Deep-sea shipping and related trades employ more than 192,000 people, it says.
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The top ten companies in the Fortune 500 employ about 4 million people.
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His most accessible canvases employ geometric shapes to evoke notions of the infinite.
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Together, the stores employ 24 people and gross nearly $1.7 million a year.
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Most people don't have the resources to employ a battalion of fact checkers.
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Now they inspect work sites that employ more than twice as many people.
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"You have to employ very sophisticated technology to police the site," Tsai said.
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Instead it is firms that employ skilled workers that are on the up.
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Of all the tropes that scary movies employ, these are the 5 best!
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Yes, he has chosen to employ hawks like Mr Pompeo and Mr Bolton.
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Train and truck freight thefts have jumped as criminals employ more sophisticated methods.
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Given those threats, bosses would hardly employ lots of useless, profit-sapping staff.
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The school could employ fewer managers and support staff than the state sector.
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Instead of using its own drivers Walmart will employ transport startups, including Uber.
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American counties and municipalities employ up to 93,000 different building codes between them.
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Because god forbid any of them decided to procreate while in his employ.
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Boeing, Embraer, Harris Corporation, Lockheed Martin and Northrup Grumman employ thousands of people.
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In total, the CEOs who joined the missive employ more than 108,000 workers.
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For our work today, we will employ Facebook's final S-1/A document.
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And, yes, they employ other super spies to try to bring him down.
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Santander and Popular employ around 7,000 staff at its corporate centres in Madrid.
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She attributes this difference to the suicide methods young men and women employ.
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But that's not often the case at companies that employ low-wage workers.
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Ecopetrol has 9,000 direct employees nationally, while its contractors employ some 25,000 people.
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Coca-Cola supports anti-tax campaigns that employ tactics that unnecessarily create opponents.
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Amazon has said that it does not employ facial recognition in these stores.
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This "joint employ" is important because it shows a sort of soft collusion.
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Is there a simple technique one can employ to foster change and acceptance?
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The survey covered 1,064 companies that employ 1.8 million employees across nine countries.
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Our corporate tax plan would encourage businesses, large and small, to employ Americans.
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Hunting businesses also employ locals and in some areas invest in community projects.
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Federal courts have previously ruled that maps that employ "racial gerrymandering" are unconstitutional.
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Top performers have well-honed coping strategies that they employ under stressful circumstances.
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But it also means states employ a patchwork of approaches to elections cybersecurity.
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It's the first thing a company gives you upon starting in their employ.
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The new global operations center in Charlotte was supposed to employ 400 people.
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The military would often employ the infamous 'fruit machine' to suss out homosexuals.
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Yet even "old" big companies employ far fewer people than they used to.
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We have this principle that we employ: no permanent friends, no permanent enemies.
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Many journalists have returned, but there are no media outlets to employ them.
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Like chefs, most artists employ the guitar as the means to create something.
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Many dungeons employ professional submissives and switches, in addition to Mistresses and Masters.
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Globally, artisanal mines employ about ten times as many people as industrial ones.
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"Start using the language that highly successful people employ every day," Cardone says.
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Together, the three companies employ more than 470,000 people in nearly 200 countries.
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Others prefer to keep their cheeks to themselves and employ a derrière double.
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It now hopes to restructure and continue operations, which employ about 1,100 people.
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The three companies employ nearly half a million people in almost 200 countries.
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North Korea could also opt to employ its unconventional arsenal to devastating effect.
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Here's a list of B2B customer acquisition tactics we commonly employ and recommend.
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We are hoping to employ 20 more people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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Construction is due to take five years and employ about 9,000 construction workers.
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It will also employ 1,200 new, full-time permanent people, the company said.
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Insurgents, mostly, employ hit-and-run tactics, including insider attacks on security forces.
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They employ on-field strategies based on statistical probabilities, not old baseball habit.
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Still, he says clients are sometimes reluctant to let him employ important strategies.
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The new formed alliance, called Thyssenkrupp-Tata Steel, will employ around 50,000 workers.
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Companies routinely employ a variety of tricks and strategies to boost their numbers.
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But with the end of year approaching, what other strategies can investors employ?
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Today, the two plants employ about 5,700; just under a third are women.
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This widens the demographic of people that the company can employ, he says.
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HSBC is the first to employ humanoid robots in a U.S. bank branch.
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But few companies have an idea how the systems they employ actually work.
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Who does the factory employ, and what are the conditions like for workers?
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Only 6.1% of those agencies employ 100 or more full-time sworn officers.
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Occupations that predominantly employ women are sometimes valued less than male dominated professions.
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These are all direct substitutes for the minimum-wage workers they traditionally employ.
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China would not be the first country to employ floating nuclear power plants.
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We just have to be careful in the way that we employ them.
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Let's call it hospital A. Hospital A does not employ any orthopaedic surgeons.
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They employ a unibody design, much like what's used in most passenger vehicles.
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"Start using the language that highly successful people employ every day," he says.
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Dignity lays little claim to many of the aides still in Trump's employ.
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For a U.S. president to employ it against his own country is tragic.
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Together, the three companies employ more than 75,000 people in the United States.
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Today, retailers employ some 68,000 people, down from more than 93,000 in 2001.
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And typically, the people they employ are contractors, who have limited job security.
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The nearly 153 companies in the survey collectively employ about 215 million people.
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Petrobras, as a giant oil company, needs to employ a lot of builders.
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Instead, the third-party supplier firms who employ these workers make those decisions.
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"We will employ advocacy, legal and electoral strategies," Bloomberg said in a statement.
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Underpaying drivers also hasn't led to profitability for the companies that employ them.
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" — Marcia Ciro "Many people are willing to employ violence to further their aims.
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There are tools Sinclair could employ to make owning its new acquisitions worthwhile.
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The president has said little about Mr. Flynn since he left his employ.
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When fully opened, Resorts World will employ about 21,2200 people, the casino says.
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He declined to divulge the remedies because he doesn't want to employ them.
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That plant is expected to employ 4,000 people and begin production in 2021.
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The revitalized Lima plant will directly employ a little more than 1,000 employees.
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The building will employ "handpicked staff" to deliver room service and park cars.
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On net, a regional rail organization would employ more people rather than fewer.
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Netanyahu's employ last fall before fleeing and filing a complaint of her own.
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JS: You employ a reductive set of elements to make your recent work.
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Cartwright, it appears, is one of the more famous people to employ it.
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And since we continue to be paid, we'd like to help employ someone.
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Behold the degree to which they employ the Four Horsemen to attract votes.
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The president's allies in Congress say that it encourages criminals to employ minors.
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The two occasionally employ each other for odd jobs, but that's about it.
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Each bridge can cost billions and employ hundreds of workers for several years.
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What tips and strategies would you employ to optimize your chances for success?
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Many public schools do not currently have full-time nurses in their employ.
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They typically employ blockchain technology for security and to control access to data.
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Small businesses, which employ one to 230 people, saw payrolls increase by 29,000.
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Because if they had the capability, they would deploy and employ those tools.
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"Teams who employ great players, veteran players, are being very successful," Boras said.
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The ideal anti-robot campaign would employ a mixed technological and legal approach.
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Other major corporations routinely employ hardball tactics and curry favor with power brokers.
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Winemakers employ a range of techniques to achieve desired properties and flavor profiles.
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It will permanently employ 350 people once it opens, according to the state.
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Foxconn says it still plans to eventually employ 13,000 workers at the site.
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He added that Volvo's U.S. factory would employ up to four thousand people.
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They can also employ these contracts to develop, test, and deploy new software.
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The combined businesses employ nearly 19933,000 workers (more than half are full-time).
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They are well organized and employ terror to achieve commercial and political objectives.
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Fortunately, there are certain strategies you can employ to avoid such a fate.
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Israelis would have no choice but to employ devastating means to defend themselves.
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Small businesses, which employ one to 28 people, say payrolls grow by 230,000.
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Emotionally intelligent people employ negative and positive emotions intentionally in the appropriate situations.
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Cramer explained that China offers companies huge steel subsidies to employ Chinese workers.
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Elizabeth succeeded, and the company continued to employ people across its many stores.
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Just because Trump furthers Russian designs does not mean he's in Russia's employ.
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It was inevitable that he would employ the grand jury in his investigation.
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That's good news for a sector that consistently struggles to employ enough women.
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We want to make sure that all of the suppliers are implementing and treating the people that we employ, and that when we do employ them, that they meet a certain level in terms of our supplier code of conduct.
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Little Sisters of the Poor doesn't just employ nuns, Lynn noted on the press call; they run a nursing home, and nursing homes disproportionately employ low-income women of color who are less likely to have adequate access to birth control.
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Companies are required under federal regulations to declare that the H-1B workers they employ are not displacing American workers, but a loophole exempts them from that rule if the guest workers they employ are paid at least $60,5.13 per year.
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They employ a process called Double VPN, which primarily works as a server chain.
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Several companies have raised retirement ages, and many re-employ people after they retire.
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At the same time, they employ non-union workers and impose substandard working conditions.
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Your boss, CEO Susan Wojcicki, claimed YouTube would employ 10,000 human moderators this year.
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Italy's centers employ 8,000 people, compared with 100,13 in Germany and 45,000 in France.
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Hughes holds sway over young women and men, because they are in his employ.
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"I employ glass jars to explore the idea of catching a moment," she says.
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We employ 43 women today, and they take pride in making the best product.
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These startups may employ delivery professionals themselves or help traditional business partners manage them.
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Authorities employ huge teams to monitor all content shared on messaging and social apps.
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They also employ special audio mixes to better tie sound effects to video action.
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The factory will eventually employ about 3,000 and support about 10,000 jobs, Intel said.
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Employ your hopes and fears to achieve a new sense of optimism and humility.
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To resolve marital disputes, my husband and I employ a classic engineering technique: whiteboarding.
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That should give you a fair picture of how we employ Theory of Mind.
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Enormous progress here has provided the sight and hearing that our machine will employ.
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Encrypt your drive An extra layer of security you can employ is disk encryption.
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The insurance plans employ actuaries who will tell them how much to raise premiums.
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The coal industry as a whole doesn't even employ 200,000 people (it's around 174,000).
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The new agency will employ 2,500 government workers and 6,000 contract employees, officials said.
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They could employ small tweaks to the bill's language, something they've already done once.
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Yet Detroit's Big 3 (GM, Ford and Chrysler) themselves employ only 900,000 between them.
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These industries are often trafficking hot spots and employ recruiters to fill labor gaps.
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Although governments employ the rangers, they often rely on WWF to bankroll their work.
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And more than 750 companies each employ at least 200 people with AI skills.
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China can also employ non-economic pressure tactics to make Trump rethink his tariffs.
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It feels like there's a certain level of intelligence there that competitors don't employ.
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So there's been no need to employ anyone else to do this for us.
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Nearly all of these private centers are run by and employ former drug users.
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Rooted users can employ Titanium Backup to create a fully automated app backup system.
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Smaller, independently owned restaurants may still employ services like Grubhub to provide online ordering.
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Yet these factories are now rusting, and employ perhaps a tenth of that number.
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Major tech platforms now routinely employ thousands of moderators to check what is posted.
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I can't get money to employ two more people to exponentially expand [Anna's Place].
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Worries beyond the media Foreign leaders won't only employ increasingly evasive answers for journalists.
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To continue sustained GDP growth the country needs larger companies that can employ people.
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Between them, those regulators employ 6,000 people and keep lots of lawyers in silk.
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At least 72 percent of the top 25 Fortune 500 companies employ DACA recipients.
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What really interests me about Relonch is how they plan to employ artificial intelligence.
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It's his willingness to nakedly employ the politics of racial grievance and white supremacy.
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Canada's greenhouse, nursery and floriculture sectors employ 21.3166% of all workers in Canadian agriculture.
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In addition to using strong passwords, you should employ two-factor identification whenever possible.
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Trade unions might keep wages too high to employ all workers in an industry.
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"They don't need to employ thousands of farmers to produce starting materials," Douglas said.
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How many assistants and shot doctors and sideline foam roller guys would teams employ?
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"Only when young women employ it is the speech pattern so vilified," Hess argues.
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Almost 90% are citizens, meaning the firm will employ 2% of the national workforce.
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The latter, of course, is the one his company claims to employ for marketers.
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Big corporations may employ full-time coaches on meditation which draw on Buddhist techniques.
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Next, employ Leno's strategy: Save the larger form of income and spend the other.
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It's interesting research, for sure, and an ingenious way to employ unused fiber lines.
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They employ Haitian masons and carpenters to build the structure months before we arrive.
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This facility was going to cost $1 billion to build and employ 13,000 people.
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This rationale also conveniently forgets that Hollywood doesn't just employ stars — it creates them.
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It also intends to employ more staff, increasing its headcount to 200 from 50.
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Financial services, by far the biggest category, employ more than a third of them.
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These labs employ almost 60,000 people and are often the mainstays of their communities.
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My company has placed more than 800,000 hard to employ people over three decades.
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The people who work hard — and the corporations that employ them — deserve a break.
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They're not always easy to use, and they're costly for a business to employ.
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Coursedog: Universities employ full time scheduling administrators to place faculty into courses and rooms.
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Even films as recent as 2015's The Danish Girl employ long-abused tropes.
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Developers can now employ auto-capitalization on any editable text field on their sites.
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Rather than employ people in traditional jobs, more employers are choosing to hire contractors.
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Raymond James is headquartered here, JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup employ roughly 9,000 people collectively.
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SHOP plans are available for businesses that employ 50 or fewer full-time workers.
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The location will employ a full deaf staff—including baristas, managers and shift managers.
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However, U.S. companies that employ many middle-income workers would enjoy much lower rates.
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Together, Deutsche and Commerzbank operate 13,500 branches in Germany and employ 140,000 people worldwide.
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The U.S. Secret Service actually employ the breed to guard the White House grounds.
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Australia will build 12 new submarines in Adelaide, which will employ around 3,000 people.
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They employ asymmetrical forms of economic, informational, and legal warfare to deplete American strength.
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At least so far, Collins does not plan to employ a six-man rotation.
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For all the group's products, its contracted factories employ 2200m workers in 256 countries.
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They described the reputational and financial risks to online services that employ confusing strategies.
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According to the report, Summit charged the Energy Department to employ three lobbying consultants.
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The song doesn't employ any of the duo's clever wordplay or self-deprecating banter.
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The startups have raised more than $6m in initial investments and employ seventy people.
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Some of his members employ scores of refugees, in dairy farms and cheese plants.
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NDAs also allow the organizations that employ such perpetrators to hide their knowing complicity.
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Such policies are already having a tremendous impact in the states that employ them.
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Walker has said the the manufacturing facility could employ as many as 85033,000 people.
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They're also like the Boolean logic that programmers employ every day in their code.
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Sects of this movement, such as the "antifa," openly employ violence to suppress speech.
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In the end, candidates should employ whatever politics best helps the party get there.
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Start with the fact that the two groups employ different underlying forms of logic.
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These businesses employ 56.8 million workers, 48 percent of the nation's private-sector workforce.
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Further, the major platforms employ encryption, which effectively removes ISPs' access to relevant data.
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"Following the transition, Carrier's Indianapolis operations will employ approximately 1,100 people," the statement said.
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Fuel is a massive expense for truck drivers — and the companies that employ them.
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It may be that directors are simply unable to employ the people they want.
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This phenomenon gave Nike the opportunity to successfully employ the idea of a "retro."
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One man put his name on a billboard to spark the 'Employ Adam' campaign
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Together, the groups represent businesses that employ roughly 60 percent of the American workforce.
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If they employ it, nominees could take up to four days to get approved.
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Both companies still have their headquarters in Herzogenaurach where they employ thousands of staff.
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So far, only two beauty and fashion companies have agreed to employ transgender people.
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The new 10-speed transmission line will employ about 500 union workers, Ford said.
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I don't think we've continued to employ any shitty servers that are openly assholey.
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Emirates and Etihad employ over 73,27 and 2100,214 staff, respectively, according to their websites.
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I think Kelly's choice to employ Moby might be seen as an editorial decision.
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These devices increasingly employ electronics to sense and react to changes in environmental conditions.
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But she could also try not publicly insulting the demographic she's hoping to employ.
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We employ an EMS company on-site for every music concert and club night.
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It's the same anywhere else—you cannot employ the military to do civilian work.
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Rose's map is among these additions, along with other graphics that employ the octopus.
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He pointed out that foreign automakers employ Americans in states like Alabama and Kentucky.
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They employ more than 6.3 million Americans and generate over $1 trillion in revenue.
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Almost all current facial-recognition systems employ what are known as artificial neural networks.
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It would risk disrupting the very underpinnings of industries that employ millions of Americans.
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Under his recently proposed apprenticeship program, the goal is to employ 5 million Americans.
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According to the report, Summit charged the Energy Department to employ three lobbying consultants.
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Schools filled with students of color receive less funding, but employ more inexperienced teachers.
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Payroll-tax reliefWho's eligible: Businesses that continue to employ workers through the coronavirus crisis.
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The Colony and Cosmopolitan both employ men in positions such as doormen and waiters.
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It's money to employ more lawyers and take more legal action against Trump's policies.
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But Employ America is embracing an unusual moment in the politics of central banking.
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The Trump administration is, to employ a seasonal metaphor, an island of misfit toys.
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Nobody will talk about how much the airport is paying to employ the Robird.
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It doesn't really matter if that may employ a French, Japanese, or Italian technique.
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Warehouses normally employ between 100 and 200 workers who sort packages for delivery routes.
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And they now employ Kevin Durant, one of the best players in the world.
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" Fertitta also declared that the Rockets employ "the best general manager in the league.
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The horse-and-buggy business doesn't employ people quite the way it used to.
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In Britain, farms employ labor from Poland, Romania or Bulgaria when the harvest comes.
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"But they also employ as many people as there are inhabitants of that country."
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It would likely employ 203,000 to 3,000 people to handle the shipments, Wulfraat said.
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We find out Yuto came into Fukuhara's employ after committing a crime against Endo.
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And we will continue to employ that line of communication in an appropriate fashion.
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It is possible the broadcasts employ time delays of a few seconds or more.
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Both senators hail from states with prominent NASA facilities that employ thousands of workers.
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Neither are farmworkers who work on small farms that employ fewer than 15 people.
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How many times have you had to employ the Gwyneth Straggle in your life?
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The bloated civil service is one of the few sectors that employ many Egyptians.
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Guns are strictly regulated in China, but assailants often employ knives and other tools.
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I run a small but growing start-up and employ many young female employees.
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That is, big companies can often employ financial-engineering tactics to lift reported earnings.
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But Facebook isn't just failing to employ adequately skilled staff for the moderation process.
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Again, my inability to speak in social situations led me to employ the Harpo.
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Overall, department stores employ a third fewer people now than they did in 2001.
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Others states have state-specific industries that employ many workers without a college degree.
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That's nearly 3,000 job creators building and growing new companies that will employ Americans.
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Mr. Modi's supporters employ a certain logic when defending the bill's exclusion of Muslims.
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Determine what you truly want, and employ your time in pursuit of that cause.
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We should employ long, complex and unique passwords on every website that we visit.
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Brands have to employ them sensitively and make sure they're not offending potential customers.
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They also employ technology to crack down on groups and pages that promote terrorism.
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The campus is not expected to employ manufacturing workers, the New York Times reported.
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Japanese firms based in Britain currently employ around 140,000 people, according to its government.
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The organization says that when organizations employ more women, sexual harassment is more prevalent.
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Aegis destroyers employ launchers that contain different interceptors for different breeds of aerial threats.
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There are other strategies our policy makers could employ to help these community members.
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Movie studios already employ Foley artists to add sounds to movies in post-production.
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What&aposs worse, El-Erian says that economies that employ these rates are trapped.
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Tagliabue was asked about Pellman, who remained in the league's employ until last year.
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And another level of confusion is that the group didn't employ a single antenna.
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Currently governments employ light aircraft or coast guard vessels for this kind of surveillance.
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As we have seen, companies today increasingly prefer not to employ humans, if possible.
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Seidel's poems often employ this combination of strong rhyme and loose or nonexistent meter.
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And two employ lawyers who worked for Madigan while also lobbying for the utility.
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According to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, they employ the same number of people.
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Instead, we employ American workers, building products that Americans and foreigners wish to buy.
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We are a technology company that creates patent, employ our patents, to create businesses.
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West Virginia's 680 public schools employ 19,488 classroom teachers and have enrolled 277,137 students.
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Republicans have also announced that they plan to employ Mitchell to interrogate both witnesses.
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We need to employ whoever is best for the job, wherever they come from.
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It will also be bad for businesses that employ those workers and their customers.
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It's not as easy to spend money and employ people as it might seem.
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This question gives you insight into the tactics a candidate is most likely to employ (or want to employ) if you hire them as well as what they're going to want to avoid or be frustrated by if they have to do.
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U.S. companies employ more than 600,000 people in Germany, the United States' biggest European trading partner, and German firms employ roughly the same number in the U.S. Schaeuble said he wished Trump luck if he wanted to tell Americans which cars to buy.
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Other Washington companies, including Amazon, Expedia, and Starbucks, employ thousands of H-1B visa holders.
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Spokespersons at Facebook and Alphabet declined to disclose the number of contract workers they employ.
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Consumer cameras typically employ "CMOS" sensors, while the LSST's are charge-coupling devices, or CCDs.
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The newest firms in Zhongguancun employ business models that do not exist yet in America.
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Beginning with a walk in the direction of this virulently homophobic VP you guys employ.
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A lot depends on who your opponent is and what kind of strategy they employ.
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"We employ people but then take them to wherever they want to go," explains Ibrahim.
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Priya Krishna, a regular Bon Appetit contributor, recognizes the culinary calisthenics Asian-American families employ.
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While you're learning to eat like a toddler, you can employ your adult knowledge, too.
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Nissan, Renault and Mitsubishi Motors together employ more than 470,000 people in nearly 200 countries.
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Together, Brazil-owned companies employ more than 800,000 people today, including about 500,000 federal employees.
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Most professional teams also employ private chefs to make sure players are eating healthy meals.
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China's small and medium-sized companies employ about 80 percent of the country's working population.
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The subsidiary of Goldman Sachs Asset Management will employ around 20 people, the source added.
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A year from now, the company is required to employ 1,460 workers in the state.
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A Home Depot spokesperson told Business Insider that the center will employ around 90 workers.
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Companies can't just employ psychologists, psychiatrists because of HIPAA and a law called a ERISA.
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He and his wife along with their daughters, Vasu and Charu, now employ 38 people.
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And all three would employ similar portions of the wireless spectrum to complete their network.
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Transport costs are low, both nations operate in English and employ the same business practices.
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At home, Chinese analysts employ data to control the movement and thoughts of Chinese citizens.
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Organisations that employ paralegals could do more to monitor standards and maintain databases of cases.
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Typically, police forces have bomb squads that employ remote-controlled robots for dismantling explosive devices.
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These pieces employ calligraphy to hauntingly evoke the use and misuse of words of propaganda.
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Only 39 percent of American schools employ full-time nurses, according to a 2018 study.
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They employ computer vision techniques and take advantage of an explosion of available visual data.
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Closed-door fundraisers -- tweets from celebrities notwithstanding -- have made it easier to employ that strategy.
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If I don't come in, every single person that I employ cannot work that day.
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"Employ the rolling method," Kloss suggests of how to stash your items in your suitcase.
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Either that or farmers will have to employ anti-insect strategies that don't involve neonicotinoids.
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In a venomous letter he said his ministry had been forced to employ unqualified people.
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In the wake of such snafus ever more investors encourage startups to employ equity managers.
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By the numbers: Unsurprisingly, the uninsured were more likely to employ one of those strategies.
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They employ a guestlist, but this is for the purposes of accountability rather than exclusivity.
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Looking ahead, the researchers are hoping to see if other plants employ a similar strategy.
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Investment banks have been known to employ SPVs to fill a market demand for liquidity.
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These noise cancelling Bluetooth headphones by DolTech employ buttons to control music or take calls.
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"It's becoming much more mainstream now to employ a sponsored research house," said Hardman's Hiscock.
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"As small-business owners, our members often employ family members, neighbors and friends," Day said.
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As a splinter group of La Familia, the Knights Templar employ similar strategies and trappings.
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Perhaps they needed to rewrite all the coding, some suggested, or employ a screening process.
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Some read like punchy list poems while others employ techniques of repetition and variation: 18.
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You should always be searching for incremental lift in every tactic and tool you employ.
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We even found a way through our service to employ some of our homeless friends.
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What they do all the time is that they employ black athletes and black stars.
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That's a wonderful strategy that many civilians employ with $5 sunglasses on the Venice Boardwalk.
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UPM said it will directly and through subcontractors employ some 4,000 people at the mill.
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NBA teams employ way more analysts today than they did even a few years ago.
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FX and CBS have made efforts to employ more women in behind-the-scenes roles.
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They're active on social media and employ irony and humor in their messaging, Segal said.
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German carmakers and suppliers also employ roughly 9,000 people at 95 production sites in Britain.
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This gave them the idea to employ the historic system of agriculture with modern aquariums.
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Details may differ, but many other cryptocurrencies employ a similar process for creating new coins.
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But the new administration could and should employ a host of other more targeted tools.
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" The firm is expected to employ new staff within "the tens rather than the hundreds.
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They employ a host of painterly gestures, mark-making, and collaged interruptions to the surfaces.
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Snyder's grim vision fell short because he didn't employ the tools he had well enough.
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This is where my holy grail Twitter feature comes through: I employ the mute button.
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Silicon Valley will be disproportionately affected, since many high-tech employers employ H-1B workers.
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In 2005, I strongly opposed a Republican plan to employ the so-called 'nuclear option.
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We can employ construction workers, civil engineers, architects and countless others to help rebuild America.
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Experts say companies should employ to new technology to offer users better protection from hackers.
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"The material I employ (porcelain) is linked to seduction, consumption, and desire," Stoller told Hyperallergic.
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Since early June, PDVSA has been notifying customers about its need to employ STS operations.
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Construction activities account for 42% of all US steel consumption and employ 6.8 million workers.
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Some Israeli firms employ Palestinian programmers, and Israeli-Arabs increasingly work in the tech sector.
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" Instead, he explained, the state party would employ a "controlled and secure four-step process.
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Israel faces enemies who support and employ terrorism, and seek to sow destruction and death.
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Howard and Torres now employ 10 young women, between the retail shop and the studio.
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Republican leaders are mulling whether to alter the process as Democrats employ it more frequently.
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Retailers employ or support 42 million people, which equates to nearly one-fourth of Americans.
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All of these companies also employ contractors who are not counted in the headcount numbers.
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And they employ a lot of workers, and these workers don't sit behind a desk.
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Kinross said on Wednesday it had agreed to employ more local workers at the mine.
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Tech companies rarely, if ever, include information about how many people with disabilities they employ.
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Of the 2800 Texas counties nearest the border, only four employ their own medical examiners.
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Q. Veterans are 30% more likely to employ other veterans, according to your web site.
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It's a song whose title and lyrics employ the phrase "let it go" 13 times.
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Since 2014 the number of luxury hotels that employ a concierge has declined by 20%.
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They employ some 5,000 caregivers nationwide with a focus on in-home care for seniors.
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Most self-insured companies and the larger health insurance companies employ pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs).
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At smaller companies that employ mostly white-collar workers, the ratio can be much lower.
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Larger retailers that employ more support staff can manage the audit exposure these bills create.
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Over the following days, I tried to employ all my powers to resist this temptation.
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Steel-using industries employ 85033 million Americans in sectors ranging from automotive manufacturing to construction.
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Grocery stores employ the next highest number of low-wage workers at under 1 million.
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For example, both Facebook and Google employ many low-wage content moderators through staffing firms.
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"I think the institutions that employ and protect these people have a responsibility," she said.
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Reuters says it will employ roughly 23,800 people -- down from its current workforce of 27,000.
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Colleges that employ a test-optional admissions policy often see the number of applications soar.
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Starship is a prototype of a vehicle SpaceX wants to employ for travel to Mars.
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And critically, the trust would employ mechanisms that protect against discrimination in the labor market.
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Meanwhile, the inflation-adjusted cost to employ service workers would increase by almost 6900 percent.
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It was the first-ever spacewalk that didn't employ "restrictive tethers and umbilicals," NASA said.
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A new Alexa skill called Away Mode lets you easily employ one of his tactics.
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Almost all of the ten artists included in the exhibition employ rainbows in their works.
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Several employ staff who call mental health professionals, saying they would love to have lunch.
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Coughran pointed to a few logistical issues that might make the wall difficult to employ.
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Let's not employ the "ready, fire, aim," approach that history has taught us is flawed.
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It is only a matter of time before they employ those alternate attack vectors, too.
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China resembles Russia in one big way: Both employ a united front strategy, says Wilder.
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He finds cues in concept art or the idiosyncratic vocabularies that so many games employ.
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Unsurprisingly, while smaller museums rely disproportionately on freelancers, large museums mostly employ full-time workers.
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Well, as more teams employ switch-heavy defensive schemes, isolation scoring will become more important.
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To the general public, these seem more modern because they employ a familiar touchscreen interface.
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The main decision that we've made is that we're not going to employ a producer.
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Action flicks employ slow motion to enhance drama, elevating moments of violence to elegiac levels.
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" It added: "This should allow Big Oil to re-employ capital at double-digit returns.
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Automakers and dealers employ about 3 million Americans, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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But we will also need policies that permit the businesses that employ them to survive.
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Overall, US hospitals employ as many people or more per capita as our economic peers.
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The revenue and profits from those sales go to employ tens of millions of Americans.
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Note: ERN and ERNE can have nonavian meanings and those will employ different cluing angles.
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Daveluy said that while dermatology offices often employ PAs, doctors tend to see most patients.
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NBA teams employ some of the top minds in their fields to create these models.
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They employ hundreds of staff photographers each and have extensive networks of thousands of freelancers.
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There are bargaining tools that some companies could employ to make owning the middlemen worthwhile.
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"I don't have skeletons in the closet, and I employ solely female openers," he said.
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For my 1-year-old to stop squirming about at bed time, I employ snoring.
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Almost all modern microprocessors employ tricks to squeeze more performance out of a computer program.
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The two remaining assembly lines now employ about 2,500 unionized workers and 300 salaried employees.
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The accrediting body was held responsible for allowing the schools to employ predatory recruitment practices.
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We employ some of these students and help place the others in food-related jobs.
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It plans to invest $5 billion and employ some 50,000 workers in its second headquarters.
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Digital firms may attract customers from small towns, but they are unlikely to employ them.
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For Buckley, the American dream was a giant bootstrap that American blacks refused to employ.
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The country's 80 million "household" businesses employ more than 200 million people, government officials say.
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His rivals' newspapers claim the kid was "Bullied to Death" while in the Roys' employ.
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Employ es who feel included will perform better, and stay at your company, Tsusaka said.
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In the United States, the three companies employ two out of three of America's autoworkers.
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"We employ 80,000 people ... we have the opportunity to really shape the economy," she says.
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Wat said she used to employ 7,000 workers that were fully devoted to taking cash.
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South African private security forces employ 313,000 officers—more than the police and army combined.
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Another consists of those who decide whether to employ her or give her a scholarship.
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In fact, both companies released diversity reports showing that they still largely employ white males.
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Any strategy they can employ to reduce debt and allow them to save is great.
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Amazon further revealed that it now operates 23.3 US delivery stations, which employ 23.5,000 workers.
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In addition, some 227 Irish companies employ an estimated 85033,000 people in the United States.
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Eventually, she decided to make children's clothes and employ only underprivileged women for the business.
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Lines for Life and Teen Line talk regularly about ways to employ this model nationally.
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If you look at any of our competitors, they all employ many different creative directors.
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The imagery in this ad shows how they might employ military ties in the midterm.
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It turns out that people employ the same kind of licensing strategy in political decisions.
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Some attendants, corporate leaders for example, often employ their own security services for close protection.
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Once in full operation, the plant will employ more than 2,19853 people, the company said.
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Her relevant experience, before the campaign, was being in the employ of Ivanka's fashion business.
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In 2017, Samsung, LG, HTC, and Motorola all said they don't employ the same practice.
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And I think about how many people will he employ because he can do this.
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Needed inspections could employ technology developed to verify treaties between the United States and Russia.
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We employ about 30 people directly, and dozens more indirectly as freelancers and sales representatives.
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But both of them have increased the level of repression they employ to protect themselves.
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Surely humans in this world must employ robots for applications other than murder-rape tourism?
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To employ the avalanche method, list your debts from highest to lowest by interest rate.
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Advisors employ firm, formal and deliberate word choices to emphasize their conviction in their beliefs.
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The $5 billion second headquarters is expected to employ 50,000 across 8 million square feet.
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They will oversee two government agencies that together employ about 22011,2450 people around the world.
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It is not illegal for French parliamentarians to employ a family member in their office.
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He would employ many of Jones&apos principles to his own trading process going forward.
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It is an open secret that many businesses, especially in the service sector, employ them.
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To partly remedy the problem, we employ Ebola survivors to help in the triage area.
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The whole process takes months to prepare, with some 40 crew members in his employ.
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Amazon projected that it would employ more than 25,000 people in its so-called HQ2.
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But it's interesting to see both of them employ the same phrase in absolving her.
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The country's 53,25 coffee shops employ 27 million people, according to the National Coffee Association.
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After the project is completed, the pipeline is expected to employ 222 people permanently. Jan.
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Ford continues to employ more American autoworkers and produce more American made vehicles than anyone.
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First, Trump sees himself as a savvy negotiator and dealmaker willing to employ bold stratagems.
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Adversaries are likely to employ increasingly sophisticated techniques that exploit both computer and human vulnerabilities.
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At worst, the effect is small — barely detectable even in studies that employ multiple controls.
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Define American, so I employ 18 people now, which is pretty good for me. Right?
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Two new novels employ this pattern, with mixed results but with their own considerable virtues.
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While impeachment should be undertaken only in extraordinary circumstances, the risk we face in an environment of extreme partisanship is not that Congress will employ it as a remedy too often but rather that Congress will employ it so rarely that it cannot deter misconduct.
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When society invents a new technology that makes workers more efficient, it has two options: It can employ the same number of workers and produce more goods and services, or it can employ fewer workers to produce the same number of goods and services.
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Shareholders employ managers to run a company; investors use fund managers to look after their savings.
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" Conservatives, by contrast, preferred the bit that mentioned "raising work levels among the hard-to-employ.
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One is to employ a patient's own cancer cells to print multiple versions of his tumour.
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Second, the President is all about jobs, and few industries employ as many people as retail.
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Rio Tinto says the office will employ 22016 staff and cover technology as well as exploration.
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Together the two banks currently employ 140,000 people worldwide - 91,700 in Deutsche and 49,000 in Commerzbank.
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The change appears to target outsourcing companies, who typically employ lower-paid, lower-level computer workers.
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Beyond cost, however, some millennials expressed concern over the rights of the workers they might employ.
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The ULA is building a new rocket called Vulcan which will employ the BE-4 engines.
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Virke has about 20,000 member businesses that in total employ around 8 percent of Norway's workforce.
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The company pledged not to employ this technology against regulators who are trying to investigate Uber.
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Needless to say, Barresi isn't the first person to employ the avocado in piece of art.
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The claims also include defamation, and negligence for continuing to employ Jaeger after the allegations surfaced.
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There isn't a football fan out there who hasn't learnt something from the tactics Atlético employ.
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"A lot of the inefficient SOEs in China employ hundreds of thousands of workers," he said.
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Currently, teams employ scouts and assistant coaches who manually track these types of things every game.
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The only reason I can think of to build such machines is to employ more shrinks.
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British farms sometimes employ hundreds of workers to pluck strawberries from bushes and apples from trees.
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Yet ultimately to defeat Daesh, we must employ all of the diplomatic means at our disposal.
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We've had $450 facial treatments that employ hyaluronic molding masks to quench skin after acid peels.
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So Jones and Marinescu employ what's known in the social sciences as a "synthetic control" method.
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Amazon originally said it would invest $5 billion and employ 50,000 workers in the winning area.
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And his administration has promised greater scrutiny for companies that employ foreign workers instead of Americans.
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Come to think of it, Sawyer is not the only blundering bodyguard in the Greys' employ.
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The new 5,400 square metre Madeleine store spreads over two levels, and will employ 140 people.
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The plant would employ only about 250 people; traditional integrated operations need a thousand or so.
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If the Dolls pantomime seduction, then the J-Settes employ a style that is more explicit.
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Edwards believes it's possible to make great posters that employ lots of elements from a film.
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Then again, the Warriors employ Curry, Durant, and Green, and they seem to be doing fine.
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In a couple of cases when people have been kicked off, we employ every security guard.
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The presentation designer continues to employ both rate structures depending on the client and the project.
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Production would be largely automated but the factory could potentially employ 2,500 to 3,000 skilled people.
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"Scenic Turnout," for example, the most sinister song on the record, doesn't even employ a chorus.
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The best solution may be to employ a mixture of vigorous young and experienced older workers.
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Firms that deal in cash have an incentive to underreport their income or employ staff informally.
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The proposed facility would employ more than 1563,000 Wisconsin workers and manufacture high-resolution LCD screens.
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Some farmers who employ lots of migrant labourers are keen on labour-saving machinery (see article).
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The raids are part of a nationwide crackdown by DHS on companies that employ undocumented workers.
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I imagine there are other industries besides travel that could employ this kind of ID verification.
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This friendly competition should help users employ friends to keep them accountable in their fitness goals.
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Most chatbots are rule-based systems that employ a form of "weak AI" called pattern matching.
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Macau's 41 casinos employ more than 57,000 full-time workers, according to official figures from 2018.
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The rules cover just under 1% of Swiss companies that employ 46% of workers in Switzerland.
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Algolia will employ 200 people by the end of the year, up from 60-plus now.
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Coal does employ many thousands of people but the harm caused by burning coal affects billions.
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Lowe's said that it would continue to employ the "vast majority" of Rona's staff and management.
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A number of larger games also employ a similar structure, but translate it to three dimensions.
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PayPal said it won't open its facility in Charlotte which was expected to employ 400 people.
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Only private universities and big-name public schools have the funds available to employ this strategy.
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One lazy solution would be to employ a decorator to acquire an aesthetically pleasing instant collection.
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In the old days he would employ "runners" to hang out in all of the casinos.
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Instead they either hide or employ technocratic arguments, with the subtext that there is "no alternative".
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You don't necessarily need Photoshop or a desktop computer to employ eye-catching photo editing techniques.
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Governments hope to employ it to recognise terrorist propaganda sites and remove them from the web.
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Mostly, however, they will employ dead reckoning, based on data from accelerometers, to steer themselves autonomously.
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The regulation will be phased in, starting with businesses that employ 50 workers in January 2017.
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Today we employ nearly 75 people in the United States, with new job openings every month.
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In a venomous resignation letter he said his ministry had been forced to employ unqualified people.
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When it comes to spending money on beauty, people tend to employ a high-low approach.
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An old-ish man in Christian's employ informs him that he ran some background on Hyde.
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Brands that are efficient, flexible and employ spirited customer service are the ones that will succeed.
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Once built, though, Amazon estimates the new corporate headquarters could employ as many as 50,000 workers.
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This is to employ hydrogen atoms pre-loaded with neutrons—either one (deuterium) or two (tritium).
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Collectively, insurance companies employ more than 2m people and spend billions of dollars annually on marketing.
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As a result, manufacturers both produce more cars and employ more people per car than before.
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To put this shortfall in perspective, Foxconn's original target was to employ 5,200 people next year.
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Paul complained that it sanctioned U.S. allies and harmed international companies that employ thousands of Americans.
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Even in the best-case scenario, Senate Republicans would employ the filibuster to block the administration.
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Estimated number of jobs: Theme and amusement parks employ 100,33 people year-round and 500,000 seasonally.
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While some users employ the hashtag sporadically, others use it specifically to speak with one another.
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And on top of that, these planet-hunting cameras employ yet another trick called differential imaging.
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Most brokers employ a distinctive language to describe what they do and how they make money.
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And stores, which employ just a handful of workers to stock aisles, are cheap to run.
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But when it came to promoting his birther crusade, Trump was happy to employ his own.
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But not only in my house; I employ a huge amount of women in my team.
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There's some snarkiness to it that I wouldn't maybe employ as much, or judginess of myself.
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Even we, who started off as hardware engineers, now employ more software engineers than hardware engineers.
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The carriers that employ them for half or a third of our pay are to blame.
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But firms can only employ elderly people up to 10 percent of their workforce, he said.
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Rondini was treated by Tuscaloosa's DCH Regional Medical Center, which doesn't employ sexual assault forensic examiners.
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Most cryptography systems in use today employ keys: long strings of random or near-random numbers.
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Yet they skillfully identified the fault lines and continue to deftly employ them to their advantage.
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This suggests, though does not quite confirm, that the new phones will employ Qualcomm's new processor.
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And the masters of a new sport see new opportunities to employ their craft in Hollywood.
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Avalanche To employ the avalanche method, list your debts from highest to lowest by interest rate.
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They number 28 million, employ more than 56 million, and generate 46 percent of nonfarm GDP.
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It's just one of a few options Samsung will employ to let users unlock their devices.
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Next, employ Leno's strategy: Save the larger form of income and spend the smaller one. 3.
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Today, women-owned businesses generate more than $1.4 trillion in revenues and employ 8.4 million people.
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Their interests are now aligned, completely aligned, with the average worker who they want to employ.
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When the factory is at full capacity it is expected to employ an estimated 22015,11.53 workers.
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I am a successful businessman, and grew my construction business to employ more than 1,000 workers.
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But executives of the Asian manufacturers argued that they also employ American workers at U.S. factories.
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Together the two banks currently employ 140,000 people worldwide — 91,700 in Deutsche and 49,000 in Commerzbank.
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This is the kind of madness that you will see Alexander Shlemenko employ to bamboozle opponents.
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The new 5,400 square meter Madeleine store spreads over two levels, and will employ 140 people.
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Securities rules require banks to seek regulatory approval to employ anyone convicted of certain criminal offenses.
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SMEs employ four-fifths of the workforce and are crucial to the stability craved by Beijing.
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Instead, they operate their own clothes factories, employ their own designers and run their own shops.
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Either man could well successfully employ the one we're asserting would be perfect for the other.
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Uber gets a pass when its drivers did something wrong, because it didn't really employ them.
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High-tech companies often give senior jobs to former Washington insiders and employ armies of lobbyists.
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We use their juice in cocktails and dishes and even employ their zest in certain recipes.
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Clark said he would expect to see operators with 20 to 40 vans employ 100 drivers.
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Individuals and groups employ entire teams to manage their accounts, which are essential to their brands.
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The balancing act will soon play out when Democrats decide what strategy and tactics to employ.
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The nonprofit corporation provided more than $94 million to those stations, which employ over 4,600 people.
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In the aggregate, the smaller, metal-consuming companies employ far more Americans than the steel companies.
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The Journal Sentinel reported that the Oak Creek fulfillment center will employ 1,500 full-time workers.
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Politicians are well-mannered in front of voters and employ others to do their dirty work.
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Private equity-backed companies headquartered in Warren's home state employ nearly 400,000 people, the AIC said.
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It expects to employ 65 people in its New York office by year-end, he added.
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What have changed and become more sophisticated are the tactics they employ to exert that influence.
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And public nuisance is not a theory the judges should employ in these kind of cases.
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It doesn't employ lobbyists in Washington, and it doesn't invest in think tanks and academic endowments.
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Renewable energy businesses, which benefit from the shift away from fossil fuels, employ far more workers.
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Those factories directly employ at least 15,000 people, with 25,000 others working in the supply chain.
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Lawmakers should streamline and expand interagency coordination and employ new technology to operate and maintain infrastructure.
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Nearly all of those establishments — more than 9,000 — employ zero to five workers, the statistics show.
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Sharing-economy companies employ technology that enables individuals to transform personal assets into profit-making entities.
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