But longevity evangelists are targeting human trials within 18 months.
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The tech evangelists I spoke with scoffed at Masterson's efforts.
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An ambassador program encourages "brand evangelists" to host their own.
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The Café Grumpy evangelists laugh dismissively at the Starbucks aficionados.
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If you believe the evangelists, the blockchain is the future.
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These can either be your worst critics or your greatest evangelists.
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There are also some vegetables on there, so STFU, health evangelists.
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To learn more about Intel® Software Evangelists, please visit evangelists.intel.com..
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Yet Mr Raphael and his fellow craft-beer evangelists are winning converts.
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Bitcoin evangelists should ask themselves why anyone would ever do this voluntarily.
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Ultimately, however, popular evangelists for political science need to stand their ground.
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Unfortunately for the vaping evangelists, this kind of analysis has its limitations.
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Honest advocates would be open about them; evangelists can't afford to be.
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Evangelists think they represent a revolutionary technology yet to reach its potential.
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Thought leaders are evangelists for their idea and tend to be optimistic.
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But the results will still be a blow to true cryptocurrency evangelists.
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Even some former cryptocurrency evangelists warn that the best days are over.
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Sometimes those users would stick around and even turn into evangelists, Yuan said.
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Meanwhile, early adopters, sellers and evangelists contributed tremendous value to Facebook and Amazon.
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And shutting it down could turn Vine's stars into evangelists for its competitors.
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We see ourselves as kind of evangelists of this kind of purchase behavior.
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These users will either be your most vocal critics or your strongest evangelists.
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But privacy evangelists have made villains of the very companies the world emulates.
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Evangelists today proclaim that 5G will usher in the true internet of things.
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These teachers start testing and then become evangelists and introduce it to their colleagues.
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For Bitcoin evangelists, every economic disaster is also an opportunity to, well, promote Bitcoin.
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Fifth, we need more charismatic messengers and evangelists in order to build this movement.
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It is not the kind of country portrayed by evangelists of the American dream.
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Among those early evangelists was Chitra Agrawal, an Indian-American chef and cookbook author.
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Today, these arcology evangelists are committed to shaping the future in accordance with Soleri's ideals.
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So Graham decided to do what evangelists do: pray, preferably with lots of other people.
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Evangelists like Pat Robertson, Billy Graham and Robert H. Schuller have appeared on the network.
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The early evangelists braved stormy seas and the risk of being thrown to the lions.
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The audience for print seems to be lasting longer than some digital evangelists once predicted.
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For the sake of Gospel readers, the four evangelists replaced Jesus' Aramaic with Koine Greek.
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They'll take down everyone from Bill Nye to "irritating vegan evangelists" without batting an eye. Medium.
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To misquote one of the color's most successful modern evangelists, it's too easy to be green.
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But it is not the kind of radical disruption that fintech's more ardent evangelists often foretell.
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As it stands, the Vive Pro is too expensive to recommend for anyone but VR evangelists.
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These banshees go bump in the night along the "road to tomorrow" promised by VR evangelists.
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Last week, I had a conversation with one of the evangelists of the movement, Kolton Andrus.
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There's a ripple effect to these multiplayer exclusivity deals that make early adopters into unwitting evangelists.
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A lot of the success has gone to "brand evangelists" to whom Newton sent free product.
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This show will be ultimately too dark for some, but those who love it will become evangelists.
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Pluto evangelists have refused to accept the definition and have been calling for a reversal ever since.
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The implications of this are profound for new product adoption rates, because women operate as organic evangelists.
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It's called the Tensor Processing Unit (TPU), and Patterson has emerged as one of the principal evangelists.
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Certainly, they are less likely to make the mistakes that some Western evangelists have made in Africa.
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In receiving one, he joked by thanking his writers - Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, the four evangelists.
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Entrepreneurs must be evangelists for their products Venture capital, above all else, is about investing in people.
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Farmers with crops overcome by weeds, or a particular pest or disease, can understandably be G.M. evangelists.
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Tech may not have made the world a better place, as its founding evangelists promised it would.
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When that's done right, you get a magnificently powerful advertising tool that transforms customers into brand evangelists.
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It may not be a huge surprise to learn that the biggest bitcoin evangelists are young men.
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The structure was decorated with statues of the 12 Apostles and the traditional symbols of the four evangelists.
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And waste that could not be recycled should at least be used to generate energy, the evangelists argued.
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A big majority of older white evangelists oppose gay marriage; almost half of younger ones are for it.
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They act as evangelists and early adopters, helping fuel very fast initial growth when compared to traditional startups.
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Its pseudonymous inventor, Satoshi Nakamoto, was a god in whose absence Bitcoin evangelists could only argue and dither.
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Keto evangelists leverage this idea of an alternative fuel source as one of the diet's main selling points.
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Partying on Richard Branson's private island with a bunch of Bitcoin evangelists sounds like a lot of fun.
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Among them wandered evangelists like priests, proselytizing where possible and delivering the last rites to friendships where not.
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The policy has been widely denounced by lawmakers, celebrities and evangelists who have called it cruel and immoral.
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"Our hope is to turn our fans into evangelists by getting 'Preacher' to them ahead of the premiere."
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AI evangelists are happy with the win, but AI doomsayers are worried it's coming for our jobs next.
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"The evangelists of hate and division are wreaking havoc in our society using social media," Mr. Abiy said.
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But as Benet and his fellow blockchain evangelists are eager to prove, that might not be true anymore.
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And once they are fans, they become amazing brand advocates and evangelists with family, friends and social networks.
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Silicon Valley evangelists want us to believe that technology will lead us to become fitter, happier, more productive citizens.
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Luckey was also one of virtual reality's most beloved evangelists, and Facebook made a point of showing him off.
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Unless you are one of the rare VR evangelists, you probably don't have a VR headset in your home.
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Even the most utopian tech evangelists must have known that autonomous vehicles would eventually be involved in fatal accidents.
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Removing Time Travel shouldn't be surprising to anyone, and its removal likely won't be missed by any Watch evangelists.
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When users get over this hurdle, though, they will be extremely bought in, commonly becoming evangelists for the product.
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It's also the argument I hear from most tech evangelists and defenders of our data-guzzling platforms and services.
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The problem isn't so much social media stupidity, but rather failing to guide and equip employees as brand evangelists.
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Politico and Axios, Washington's most hyperactive evangelists of election micro-narratives, have not shown interest in the Sanders' spike.
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So these traditional media companies are hoping they can turn all the Instagramming visitors into evangelists for their brands.
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Blockchain evangelists complain that it's too mainstream — but that's just the thing that's giving consumers the trust to invest.
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The two evangelists wouldn't be able to get by on their "animal magnetism and youthful enthusiasm" forever, Templeton argued.
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Now the acid of the Trump presidency is eating away at the integrity of leading evangelists and their supporters.
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At first, Alla was more receptive than her husband to the Jehovah's Witness evangelists who knocked on their door.
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"Our customers are our number-one mouthpieces and evangelists," Weiss said at the 2017 Women's Wear Daily Beauty Summit.
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The most visible evangelical leaders became not evangelists like Billy Graham but political operatives and, later, Fox News contributors.
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Evangelists like Jacobs are extreme in their methods and many regard them as manipulative at best and deceptive at worst.
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Beginning on May 25, 1919, 6,000 ministers, theologians and evangelists came together in Philadelphia for a weeklong series of meetings.
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A variety of "digital nomads," early retirees, midcareer rebooters and Steiner evangelists, they spoke of being on a shared mission.
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Other firms, like Deloitte, have also taken the approach of finding tech "evangelists" within the ranks to help push adoption.
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Image: Bryan Menegus/GizmodoIn spite of aggressively lame marketing, obnoxious YouTube evangelists, and unsteady legal status, vaping is here to stay.
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And yet VR evangelists can only dream of a profitable business comprised of pixelated 'experiences' at this oh-so-nascent stage.
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Because of the financial risks involved in selling it, kratom manufacturers tend to be either wide-eyed evangelists or abject scumbags.
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In this arrangement, the fans are cast as de facto evangelists for the league, supporters in every sense of the word.
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The evangelists assert that regulating access to data or breaking up big companies will put that data back in our control.
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One of the most fervent evangelists of this was Sergio Marchionne, the Fiat chief executive who engineered the merger with Chrysler.
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John is the visionary among the Evangelists, his philosophical grandeur evident from the first verse ("In the beginning was the Word").
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Encountering such grand ideas on a recent trip to Tallinn, Charlemagne was reminded of the tech evangelists of California, his previous posting.
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The couple turned their attention away from mainstream fame, using the skills they'd honed as performers to become street evangelists in Hollywood.
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After World War II, the prosperity gospel was spread by popular evangelists like Oral Roberts and became associated with Pentecostalism and televangelism.
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And while it hasn't fulfilled the lofty of promises made by its evangelists yet, ten years after its inception it still endures.
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To its evangelists, natural gas helps satisfy demand for fossil fuels but causes less harm to the planet than coal and oil.
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CBMW is patriarchy in its most cartoonish iteration, which is useful in that it clarifies what so many evangelists try to hide.
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During his more than 60-year career, he became one of the country's best known evangelists, taking his message to multiple presidents.
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He's hoping that maybe Pasta Evangelists will let him take advantage of its equipment in order to make them more shelf-stable.
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Of the Evangelists, John is the most vindictive toward the Jews, and many Baroque settings of his Passion narrative preserve that animus.
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He later worked for the Defense Department, doing background checks, and provided security for the evangelists Billy Graham and his son Franklin.
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Bitcoin evangelists would argue that you should go all in on cryptocurrencies because the digital assets could be the future of money.
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It helped that money guys and tech evangelists were becoming part of other N.B.A. franchises as well as the league's front office.
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But rather than sending one of its own, the oil company turned to a group of Christian evangelists with an unusual mission.
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Instead, Marco says, it depends on the drivers to act as evangelists and spread the word to other drivers and, more importantly, passengers.
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Auto manufacturers and dealerships have benefitted from the goodwill of EV evangelists who've gone forth to spread the gospel of the electric motor.
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Public transportation evangelists are convinced Uber won't kill those transit systems that carry tens of thousands, or even millions, of commuters every day.
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Evangelists roam around preaching the word of God, volunteer hairdressers provide free trims, and dentists scour around migrants' mouths for cavities to fill.
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They are evangelists who have built television ministries reaching millions of Americans, and Pentecostal preachers who have turned storefront churches into thriving congregations.
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So when Kenny G, David Sanborn, and other smooth jazz evangelists took down jazz in the 80s, the saxophone went down with it.
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If VR really is the media of the future as evangelists like Luckey claim it is, we are currently in the landgrab phase.
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Senators John Sparkman and Lister Hill were tireless evangelists for the New Deal and Kennedy-Johnson era social legislation, except for civil rights.
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You could potentially blame a completely different kind of "bubble" for the once-soaring value of Bitcoin: the ideological enclave of cryptocurrency evangelists.
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But even the most fervent evangelists (myself included) never imagined the kind of global economic, social, and cultural impact Wi-Fi would have.
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And Don Jr. was the nitwit emailing ecstatically and then lying badly about that June 2016 meeting with the Russian, um, adoption evangelists.
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McConnell, evangelists, stock pumpers and the rest who prioritized winning over decency had roles, too, in setting the stage for presidential candidate Trump.
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Mary Dixon-Woods of Cambridge University notes that evangelists for the use of manufacturing methods can be loth to submit to rigorous, randomised studies.
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When bitcoin first started to gain a following around 2011, some evangelists simply gave the digital currency away to encourage others to use it.
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At the top of the list were the solutions engineers and CrossFit evangelists I'd met when I'd moved out West to work in tech.
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Here, technology often focuses on the platform to support, train and build a community of both chefs and consumer evangelists, as well as logistics.
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The movement's arguments are condescending and cynical—but that's not stopping its evangelists from spreading the gospel of food-name absolutism around the country.
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In just a few months, blockchain went from the cause célèbre of crypto-anarchists and tech evangelists to the biggest idea in mainstream banking.
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Last week, 16 copper statues representing the Twelve Apostles and four evangelists were lifted with a crane so that the spire could be renovated.
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" He called those who opposed him "authoritarian true-believers," who included evangelists and "one limited, radical but very vocal part of the feminist movement.
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In casting Cooley, Frazier and other artificial heart evangelists as her protagonists, she has readers follow them beating long odds and proving naysayers wrong.
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With collaborative inspiration walls and encouraging artist evangelists, the event had much the same supportive, DIY feel as many of the creator communities themselves.
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Last week, for instance, 16 copper statues representing the Twelve Apostles and four evangelists were removed with a crane to be cleaned and restored.
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But 858 is a real achievement, succeeding in what the internet's original evangelists had always hoped would be its great prize: the democratization of information.
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Crypto-evangelists extol the virtue of its decentralisation, highlighting that there is a fixed total supply, preventing the token from being debased by tyrannical governments.
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In addition, hundreds of tech evangelists, transportation gurus, and curious onlookers will descend on the university's Hall of Champions, adding to the circus-like environment.
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It produces events in the manner best fit to highlight the action and turns superfans – who generally pay a subscription – into evangelists who recruit friends.
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Ethereum evangelists tout the network's inherent decentralization as one of its selling points since being decentralized makes the network more immune to failure and manipulation.
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Black Francis zeroes in on the blood, guts, and cum of the sacred text, the gnarly stuff most for-profit evangelists would rather gloss over.
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When many secular Americans think of evangelicals, they think of old, white precinct captains in Iowa or old, white television evangelists and their media empires.
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With African governments tightly controlling several sectors including banking and internet access, Africa's crypto evangelists say blockchain offers an instrument that the government cannot regulate.
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PagerDuty co-founder and CTO Alex Solomon oversees community, which includes leading a team of evangelists, tasked with holding events and going to user meetups.
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Sixteen statues of the apostles and the New Testament evangelists escaped destruction because they were removed from Notre-Dame's spire just days before the fire.
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"Christian evangelists have tried to veer us away from this game, saying that gambling is a sin," says Pasah, who runs a teer ticket counter.
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But key to bringing those individuals on as internal evangelists requires an understanding that not everyone has the same level of tech knowledge, Kelly said.
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As they did about radio or television before Twitter, critics and evangelists opine about new forums for public discourse as either deeply corrosive or utopian.
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Fernando Lopez and Maria Monterrubio, the couple who uprooted their family just ahead of the Mexican peso crisis, would become evangelists for their state's cooking.
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Bitcoin evangelists swear that more consumers will use it and other forms of digital currencies such as litecoin, ethereum and XRP/ripple to buy things.
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Photographer Nadège Mazars has taken a number of trips to El Salvador in recent years to document how these men have transformed into Christian evangelists.
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The idea is that these immersive experiences are so different from what consumers have seen before that they will turn fans into evangelists for the brand.
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The Chicago Tribune reports that a crane lowered the 12 apostles statues and four animals representing the evangelists Matthew, Mark, Luke and John onto a truck.
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Yesterday, virtual reality company Oculus announced that its CEO Brendan Iribe — part of the founding team and one of VR's most prominent evangelists — is stepping down.
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Cryptocurrency supporters and evangelists argue that Bitcoin and many other digital currencies have unparalleled security making fraud difficult, but some markets are still ripe for manipulation.
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Carrère splits himself between these two evangelists, mapping a hallowed geography that also represents one of the abiding struggles within the European tradition: Athens and Jerusalem.
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Among devoted conservative Christians like Pence, so-called Messianic Jews are valued as evangelists for Jesus whose special interest lies in converting Jewish people to Christianity.
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In those days before YouTube and social media, the gospel of Adu spread by word of mouth, with everyone who saw him play becoming unwitting evangelists.
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Naturally, the store also shills for Amazon Prime, the company's secret weapon that turns shoppers into Amazon evangelists and now has more than 100 million subscribers.
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It also produced Mr. Graham's "Hour of Decision" global radio program and prime-time television specials, trains thousands of evangelists and missionaries, and publishes Decision magazine.
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J.P. August Greene is a recently-formed trio of crossover jazz evangelists: the rapper Common; the pianist Robert Glasper; and the drummer and beatsmith Karriem Riggins.
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The "prosperity gospel," which asserts that faithful Christians are rewarded with financial success, has been a bedrock of American evangelists from Oral Roberts to Joel Osteen.
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The studio, led by Tom Quinn, turned awards journalists into evangelists by opening its doors wide to them, in contrast to the more controlling larger studios.
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Like the virtual-reality evangelists, they played with ideas of eating and consumption, treating food as another frontier in which humanity could be modernized and perfected.
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Needless to say, Weisman was unaware that jokes about drinking the Kool-Aid are supposed to be made by an organization's detractors—not its adherents or evangelists.
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Perhaps the recklessness is part of the fun, but even a cursory Twitter search turns up innumerable scooter evangelists who've been converted by their time in Austin.
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Even if your app is transactional, like Uber, bringing in excited users that will provide an organic, local uplift and be evangelists for the product is crucial.
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During the day, bible-thumping evangelists with portable microphone amps half-preach, half-yell to passersby in Spanish, trying to wake them up from their daily routines.
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The industry's most prominent evangelists—near deities in our own world—say they are enriching the human experience, making us more connected, more tolerant, and more satisfied.
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In many respects, the early 1960s marks an irreversible turn of scientists, bureaucratic functionaries, historians, and journalists from pro-science and pro-health researchers into moral evangelists.
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The impact of consumerism on the environment is part of what drives both eco-evangelists like Adeney and neo-monastics to live as sparely as they do.
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This vision of the future, where the vehicle can handle every task in all possible conditions, is the one that is most appealing to futurists and tech evangelists.
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Yet technological evangelists insist that a second industrial revolution is coming, in which machine learning and artificial intelligence will allow firms to do much more with fewer workers.
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For Lyft, the more diverse and varied its products, the more encouraged people will feel to abandon their personal vehicles for good and become evangelists for ride-sharing.
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Graham maintained his public integrity even as other TV star evangelists such as Jim Bakker and Jimmy Swaggart were hit in the 1980s by financial and sex scandals.
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Part of his success was attributed to his Vice President, a former governor and born-again Christian named Adam Firestone, who rallied evangelists to support the conservative agenda.
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Novogratz had recognized its potential when one of his partners at Fortress, Peter Briger, introduced him to one of its earlier evangelists, an Argentinean investor named Wences Casares.
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The Rose City Riveters, the women's team's main fan group, give Thorns games their electric, pulsating atmosphere, and members of the group have become evangelists for the club.
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These are all issues increasingly faced by platforms like Facebook and YouTube, and ones that tech evangelists like Tristan Harris have increasingly attempted to make consumers aware of.
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Paris Dennard, who is black and one of the president's most fervent evangelists, said he had lost many black Republican friends because of his support for Mr. Trump.
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Bitcoin, blockchain, and cryptocurrency are unnerving to outsiders for the same reason that are exciting to evangelists: They seek to disrupt the way people have done things for centuries.
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Saved: The crown of thorns, the tunic of Saint Louis, the twin bell towers, the rose windows, the Great Organ, rooftop statues representing the 12 apostles and 4 evangelists.
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It's something you would think Luckey would be proud of, and as someone who once was one of virtual reality's most prominent evangelists, might even send a tweet about.
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But he also wants to demystify the heroic accounts of some of its evangelists, who have imagined it as a delivery system for their own aesthetic or spiritual obsessions.
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With over $1.1 billion invested in the space in the last two months according to Digi-Capital, it seems that the growing class of VR/AR evangelists includes investors.
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Putting aside that it's impossible to create anything that is truly "unhackable," this improvement sounds like a big win for Apple, encryption evangelists, and people who care about privacy.
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Although evangelists herald blockchain as the new internet, capable of upending mainstays of the energy sector like the centralized power grid, many applications have created more hype than value.
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He piles syllables on top of one another in extravagant, musical heaps; it's no wonder Ulysses evangelists will often encourage you to give it a try in audiobook form.
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Jeff Wills is the experience director at Electric Unicycle Collective (EUCO), an organization of unicycle evangelists that aims to educate riders and advocate for the proliferation of the devices.
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While other evangelists came and went, succumbing to personal failings, scandals and political ambitions, Graham plowed forward and stood above it all, delivering a consistently peaceful message for decades.
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Again, more research needs to be done to provide greater clarity here, but evangelists of the so-called entourage effect point to this 2011 study to bolster their arguments.
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Those competitive runners are often loyal evangelists for their brands, Reed said, while recreational runners tend to be less loyal and to stay with the sport for shorter times.
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Evangelists of the brain-boosting drugs look for stacks that offer a "low side effect profile," meaning they don't get you high or have any undesirable side effects like jitters.
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These groups not only use collective buying power to negotiate for bulk discounts, but also act as EV evangelists—"electronauts," colloquially—working to promote adoption, educate consumers, and explain incentives.
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Scammers impersonating tech CEOs, cryptocurrency evangelists, and even President Donald Trump are using a decades-old trick on Twitter and other social networks to dupe people for a quick buck.
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On one level, it's a commentary about Silicon Valley as a place — the out-of-touch investors and evangelists, the scrappy nerds, and the ludicrous amounts of money flying around.
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The brand employs hundreds of reps, essentially brand evangelists, who tout the products on their Instagrams for a cash commission, discounts, some free products, and early access to new launches.
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The risk of missing out---just in case the crypto evangelists are correct and blockchain technology turns out to be bigger than the internet revolution---is too great to ignore.
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One bit of good news ... 16 statues that sit atop Notre Dame -- representing the 12 apostles and 4 evangelists -- were removed just last week as part of the restoration project.
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For the most breathless evangelists, it holds out the prospect of liberation from all the dross that has accumulated in the financial system, from incompatible IT systems to expensive intermediaries.
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In addition to a free exhibit table, and exposure to thousands of potential investors, customers and brand evangelists, you'll also receive two tickets to all the events at Disrupt Berlin.
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COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — Sri Lanka is an impossibly lovely island, a pendant suspended off the Indian subcontinent that for centuries attracted traders and evangelists in search of spices and souls.
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Focused on free trade and deregulation, their goal is to turn Britain into a nimble free agent in the global economy — Singapore-on-Thames, in the words of the evangelists.
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Ms. Unfred, who sells "Cremate the Patriarchy" T-shirts on Etsy, is the Mod Mortician of Twitter and Instagram, one of many evangelists for the so-called Death Positive movement.
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Whether you're riding the bitcoin wave or feel you missed out on the gold rush, blockchain evangelists say not to fear; there's an even bigger investment opportunity around the corner.
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Gaudi's design features 18 towers dedicated to the 12 apostles, four evangelists, Jesus and the Virgin Mary and famously includes modernist and Art Nouveau as well as more traditional Gothic elements.
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It's a cool piece about cutting-edge technology whose evangelists (Wizards majority owner Ted Leonsis is an investor) drip just enough snake oil to make one question its potential NBA efficacy.
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While Miyazaki evangelists like Lasseter later championed the film, it was a box office bust, earning just ¥600 million ($5.4 million) according to IMDb, which barely recouped its ¥500 million budget.
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But recent events make clear, contrary to what internet evangelists have asserted, that benefit shouldn't be used as a misguided justification for evading the values, laws, and norms we expect offline.
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Why, many people asked, should they continue to pursue change peacefully, through the ballot box and nonviolent protest, when two of the biggest evangelists of that approach had been gunned down?
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Sleigh explains that "animals began to appear in medieval works of art," often as biblical Lambs of God or one of the symbols of the evangelists (an ox, lion, or eagle).
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Evangelists promote direct listings as a better way to go public because companies can get the same result without selling a bunch of new stock — and diluting existing shareholders and employees.
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Supreme hypebeasts, Fortnite players, PewDiePie commenters, VSCO girls, K-pop fans, Tesla evangelists — there seems to be a divided fan community for nearly every form of media or product or service.
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FilmStruck is something that, you know, you had 100 or 200,000 users on FilmStruck and it's a service that people loved, and the people that were on that service were evangelists.
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But all of the new rules from the FDA probably won't stop the army of kids on sites like YouTube and Instagram, who have essentially become evangelists for the coolness of vaping.
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In the era of skippable TV commercials and internet ad blockers, sponsored lenses not only turn consumers into brand evangelists, but they do so in the most personal and powerful of ways.
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Conan's tour of YouTube's VR studio accomplished what so many VR evangelists and tech journos have been unable to do, make VR seem accessible to the broader public that hasn't tried it.
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And certainly the rupture between President Trump and free-market evangelists Charles and David Koch and the donor network they have built over the past decade is a significant piece of that.
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Rooftop sculptures: Statues representing the 12 apostles and 4 evangelists were removed from the roof of the cathedral last week for a restoration project on the now-collapsed spire, the AP reports.
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The New Deal and the Great Society are just two examples of popular and substantive social programs that were, and still are, opposed by free market evangelists, despite their near-universal benefits.
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Kirk Cameron, the former Growing Pains actor and teen heartthrob was Born Again midway through his career as Mike Seaver, and has become one of the biggest and most controversial Evangelists in America.
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In his younger days, Mr. Graham became a role model for aspiring evangelists, prompting countless young men to copy his cadences, his gestures and even the way he combed his wavy blond hair.
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Employees at those tables function as Prime evangelists, zeroing in on shoppers who say they don't have Prime or haven't heard of it, pulling them aside to chat about free, two-day shipping.
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So, perhaps one of Trump's goals at the Wednesday press conference was to provide himself cover with "Bannon evangelists" on the outside so that he can let Bannon go without losing their support.
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Part of the fascination is knowing that each image in the random stream (mine included a kindergarten in China, Argentine evangelists, two hamsters scrapping someplace) meant something to someone on the planet below.
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Mr. Barrows was inducted into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame in 1988, the National Religious Broadcasters Hall of Fame in 1996 and the Conference of Southern Baptists Evangelists Hall of Faith in 2008.
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The funeral gave the platform instead to the disciples who carry on Billy Graham's ministry — including evangelists from India, Lebanon and South Korea — and his children, who offered testimony that was sometimes very personal.
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" Perhaps the hardest thing for the more skeptical and less mystically inclined of us to accept is that mulling these metaphors often turns people into, in Pollan's handy phrase, "fervent evangelists of the obvious.
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In 21943, at the beginning of his rise to fame, Graham and his tight circle of traveling evangelists gathered in California and catalogued the sins that had destroyed the careers of other Christian preachers.
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But skeptics worry about creating a separate fund — a legally-distinct, independent structure — if the sector melts under regulatory risk or if it isn't as financially fruitful as its evangelists hoped when raising money.
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STYLE PROFILE: SARAH FLINT The designer – only 24 when she launched her line in 2013 – saw almost overnight success when Heidi Klum, Jessica Alba and Blake Lively (in the Tara, above right) became early evangelists.
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After all, Evans is viewed as one of the original juicing evangelists, a militaristic adherent to a raw vegan diet for 230 years, with Organic Avenue's punishing cleanses serving as boot camp for new recruits.
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On the Foundation's board, made-up in large part of married couples, are at least five pastors, two television evangelists, a Christian music producer, and a former special faith adviser to Ben Carson's presidential campaign.
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On the main stage, a roster of luminaries and evangelists served up a steady diet of jargon stew, but elsewhere in the old factory you could find spoonfuls of sugar—use cases for English majors.
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Right-wing evangelists such as Lance Wallnau cited that tale in 2016 when they declared that Trump -- a profane and sinful man -- could nevertheless do God's work and was thus worthy of conservative Christian votes.
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James Kruse, the vicar general of the Peoria diocese, said he was delighted by the news that Archbishop Sheen, a particular figure of veneration for Midwestern Catholics, as well as evangelists, would be coming home.
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While there's no leading figurehead, a cadre of evangelists sell books and pseudo-medical supplements and devices to help dieters check whether they're truly in "ketosis," the holy grail fat-burning state keto dieters are after.
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While e-commerce brands used to ignore products with such low margins, Amazon now offers free shipping on these items too, no doubt with the incentive of indoctrinating budget shoppers and turning them into Amazon evangelists.
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He took a Dale Carnegie course in human relations, abandoned Roman Catholicism, became a preacher in the California-based Church of the Word, and struck up friendships with American evangelists, including Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson.
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John Bradshaw, whose ideas about family dysfunction and the damaged "inner child" concealed within most adults made him one of the most popular and influential self-help evangelists of the 21986s, died on Sunday in Houston.
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His comics were all available for free on the internet; the idea was that Christian evangelists too shy to spread the Gospel by mouth could print them out at home and then hand them to strangers.
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As modern Whigs, we are free market globalists, and evangelists of the amazing power of trade liberalization to create wealth, eliminate disease, lift hundreds of millions of people from poverty, and end the pre-conditions for war.
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In the 2015 VICE documentary "A Prayer for Uganda," correspondent Isobel Yeung traveled to Uganda to learn about these issues firsthand, particularly how anti-gay American evangelists have contributed to an atmosphere of hate, dehumanization, and violence.
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But some of the people Wood encounters come off less as serious intellectuals than compulsive groupies of a militant cult, reminiscent of the groveling Ayn Rand evangelists in college who clutched at their copies of The Fountainhead.
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In the 1830s, for example, we had newspapers publishing hoaxes as though they were news and religious evangelists going around the country advertising themselves in newspapers and performing as though it was a night at the theater.
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Bitcoin evangelists like John McAfee see the price of Bitcoin rising to over $500,000 by 2020, which would significantly raise energy levels consumed by the system as it would be more profitable than ever to mine bitcoins.
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So in 1998, at the behest of Raymond and the budding media titan and "meme hustler" Tim O'Reilly, a group of high profile free software evangelists gathered to figure out how to make free software attractive to industry.
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It's a very different picture of the drug's effects than the one popularized by Pollan and the other new acid evangelists—or, for that matter, the kind recorded in the blissful testimony of countless hippies of the time.
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A high-ranking moderator of the site told Gizmodo he was totally unaware of the particulars of these new profiles, so one would assume they're creators of some stature the site hopes to use as new feature evangelists.
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" Chick's no choir boy; he refers to well-known evangelists as "the biggies on Christian television," and always refers to himself in minuscule terms: living in "my little home," driving "my little Renault," and running "little Chick Publications.
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Now we see Washington hawks asking if it's really so terrible if a few ISIS sympathizers escape captivity and recreant evangelists arguing that it's of no concern whether Trump has paid to hide affairs with adult-film stars.
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"The Fantasist" (1986) was about a serial killer who seduces his victims over the telephone, and "The Wicker Tree" (2001) was about two Texas evangelists who bring their religious message to a remote Scottish island, with disastrous results.
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Globalization evangelists have done great damage to their cause not just by underplaying the real fears and concerns on which the Trumps of this world thrive, but by overlooking the benefits of a more moderate form of globalization.
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Creators are no longer just influencers, reality TV stars, adult entertainers or #fitspo evangelists; they're your friends, your neighbors, your coworkers, your local bartender and that one guy at Trader Joe's who always bags your groceries just right.
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Stories that circulate throughout right-wing news media often find their way to NRATV, which has devoted numerous segments to portraying anti-Trump demonstrators as paid shills, violent extremists and evangelists for Shariah law in the United States.
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ChinaAid said that the building was built by the married evangelists Wang Xiaoguang and Yang Rongli with nearly $3 million in contributions from local Christians, but that it had never been registered with the authorities, a legal requirement.
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Instead, in a miracle of timing, the sculptures of the Twelve Apostles and four New Testament evangelists escaped a fiery end when they were plucked by cranes and removed just days before the blaze in Paris on Monday.
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Producers are betting that Broadway, increasingly dominated by movie adaptations, jukebox musicals and plays starring celebrities, has room for a no-name show whose early evangelists have been adolescents converted to fandom by streaming the cast album online.
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First, while western powers and foreign influences played an important role in setting the stage for conflict, the worst excesses of our tyrants, be they presidents and kings or preachers and evangelists, are products of our own societies.
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Like most creators on these platforms—which consist of professionals of every sort: travel bloggers, reality TV stars, fitspo evangelists, adult entertainers—Blanco, who is Dominican and was raised in Long Island, uploads content that is explicitly sexual.
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After more than 2628 discussions with AI experts ranging from skeptics to evangelists, we have identified several propositions to help the United States and its allies fashion an AI future more consistent with our shared interests and ideals.
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The Oculus Rift and HTC Vive are both expensive, powerful pieces of hardware that will likely see adoption among gamers and evangelists of the platform but are not necessarily systems that will be overtly accessible to the average consumer.
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UPK evangelists claim that if we could just make sure every four-year old enrolled in pre-K, widespread achievement gaps would disappear and all children, including our least advantaged, would thrive as they graduate successfully from high school.
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"Hell-Bound Train" (circa 19323) and "Heaven-Bound Travelers" (circa 1935), two dramatized sermons by the traveling evangelists James and Eloyce Gist, are tales of sinners and the sinned against that were expressly intended to be shown in churches.
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Open internet evangelists have been raising alarm bells about the consequences of losing these protections, staging a "Day of Action" Wednesday that included websites purposely limiting user access as a way to highlight the importance of an open internet.
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Though not an employee, investor, or paid spokesperson for Cryptowatt, one of the company's biggest evangelists in the region is Rick Tabish, a local businessman who was convicted then acquitted of murder in the death of a Las Vegas casino executive.
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It's the first phone to get a 22/22 score from repair evangelists iFixit, and reading their teardown is enough to give you a geeky contact high — they're just so happy to have a phone that can be pulled apart.
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Pedigo and Coldiron decided that they'd become something like noise evangelists in the town—seeking to provide a visceral, emotional outlet for any of the town's many young weirdos, and hoping to spark a new experimental scene among their friends.
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Billy Graham once used to preach his global crusades, his five children and evangelists from around the world gave tribute on Friday to a man who for half a century was the world's best known living apostle of evangelical Christianity.
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Mr. Rael and Ms. San Fratello, 23, are evangelists for the 23-D cause: He is a professor of architecture and art practice at the University of California, Berkeley; she is an associate professor of design at San Jose State.
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Solar evangelists say that if Donald Trump wants to create well-paid jobs that don't require a college education, he should foster the growth of solar rather than pursuing deals, one-by-one, to prevent U.S. manufacturers from shipping jobs overseas.
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Chance the Rapper and Kanye West may use gospel elements to give their music a reverent lilt, but the genre hasn't had many crossover evangelists since Kirk Franklin's hip-hop bombast brought it to the pop charts in the 1990s.
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Reading, it's difficult not to be reminded that the modern Victor Frankensteins—the AI geniuses, the Singularity evangelists—are often men, even though the creator of Frankenstein himself was a woman, and one who struggled for recognition in her time.
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The real-life Dr. Colbert, whose self-help and diet books are the subject of some egregious product placement, is also a regular guest on the television shows of Ken Copeland and Jim Bakker, two other evangelists associated with the NAR.
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Evangelists say quantum algorithms running on quantum computers will be able to factor large numbers in a fraction of the time of regular computers, or precisely and efficiently simulate the interactions between atoms, allowing computers to dream up new physical materials or molecules.
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By the mid-seventies they had thousands of followers who referred to themselves as "Jesus Freaks" and were drawn to the evangelists' fiery version of pentecostalism, which spoke of great miracles for believers and harsh punishments for those who didn't follow the rules.
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Beyond its popular blog, Glossier uses Instagram as well as any brand, and in late 2016, it began testing a representative program to start paying the most powerful of its "Glossier Girls" — formerly unpaid brand evangelists — which it says has grown tremendously.
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Bitcoin evangelists recommend steering clear of centralised exchanges, arguing that the whole point of decentralised currencies was to not hand over control to third parties, such as central banks, commercial banks and exchanges, which raises the risk of mismanagement, scams or hacking.
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You couldn't ask for more because it's access to books, it's access to authors and editors and people who work in the process of bringing books to readers, and it's access to colleagues who are fellow book evangelists, and enthusiasts, and voracious readers.
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But what's lost in the many trend articles and books about "going keto" for weight loss today is that this diet is the same one the now-late Dr. Robert Atkins and other low-carb evangelists have been selling since the 1960s.
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By keeping the European Union at arm's length, Mr. Johnson and his lieutenants contend, Britain can set out to transform itself into an agile, lightly regulated competitor in the global economy — or "Singapore-on-Thames," to use a phrase coined by Brexit evangelists.
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We got to talk to one of Twilio's developer evangelists participating in the Code Jam to see what he was building, as well as NYSE President Tom Farley to hear about what the exchange thinks of the current state of the tech IPO market.
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First an event galvanises a group of evangelists to throw light on an injustice that is acknowledged only in the shadows—the extent of domestic abuse, say, or the fact that gay people are accused of threatening public morals when they lead perfectly ordinary lives.
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Most corporates and banks favor permissioned chains as they can apply minimum security, compliance and other standards, while technology evangelists and fintech disruptors tend to favor the more open permissionless model as they believe the full network benefits of the technology accrue this way.
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Now a 20-year-old student, he started experimenting with more extreme patterns of sleeping when he was still in high school, including the infamous "Uberman Schedule"—the grail of timesaving sleep evangelists that demands adherents nap for just 20 minutes, six times a day.
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When he found out that Jefferson had created his own bible by cutting and pasting parts of the Gospels into a single text, Mr. Carter began to imagine a stage production where it would be read by four actors, one for each of the Evangelists.
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Somewhere between buying a gaggle of beloved game studios, the wild success of Xbox Game Pass, and the refreshingly open discourse about the next Xbox console, Microsoft managed to earn back some of the good will it had lost among gaming&aposs most hardcore evangelists.
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That hasn't stopped ice swimming enthusiasts from dreaming that one day the sport will be considered for Olympic competition, but today it remains a labor of love for the band of swimmers, mostly in Europe, who have acted as its main ambassadors and evangelists.
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The blockchain evangelists behind platforms like Ethereum believe that a comparable array of advances in software, cryptography and distributed systems has the ability to tackle today's digital problems: the corrosive incentives of online advertising; the quasi monopolies of Facebook, Google and Amazon; Russian misinformation campaigns.
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"While the gravity of the situation is not lost on us here at [Google], we do know that if we do our jobs well as marketers, as digital evangelists, as content producers that answer these very important questions, we can help lives," Bulger told her listeners.
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That said, Behind the Mask has to be taken with a grain of salt, if for no other reason than the fact it is written by one of the single most prominent evangelists of one of the most divisive, but nonetheless impactful, activist movements of all time.
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Between its early focus on winning over developers who quickly became incredibly effective evangelists for Slack throughout their respective organizations, and its aggressive moves to integrate with other popular business apps for a more connected experience, Slack provided a distinct model for other business apps to follow.
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For people in their 27s, it's hard to remember a time before the Apple mystique — strong enough to warrant the publishing, in 23, of a thick, photo-heavy history of the company's evangelists (The Cult of Mac), and then a 353 sequel (The Cult of iPod).
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My investment has led me to peruse semi-obscure yet impressive publications like Coindesk; read and poke fun at a slew of obsessive analysts and overzealous analysts and blockchain evangelists; and watch as smart financial humans and outlets are forced to confront bitcoin and all its questions.
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Thanks to companies and evangelists that prioritize profits over privacy and security, your refrigerator can now leak your gmail credentials, your kids' Barbie doll can now be used as a surveillance tool, and your Wi-Fi-enabled tea kettle can open your wireless network to attack.
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Last week in San Jose, California, thousands of mostly youngish white guys attended Oculus VR's…Read more ReadIn 2014, Palmer Luckey, the 24-year-old whiz kid who was one of VR's most prominent evangelists sold his company, Oculus, to Facebook for a cool $2 billion.
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The report, titled Realizing the Potential of Blockchain, is written by father and son team Don and Alex Tapscott, who together have become some of the foremost evangelists for blockchain technology in the business world as heads of their Toronto-based research organization, the Blockchain Research Institute.
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The real promise of these new technologies, many of their evangelists believe, lies not in displacing our currencies but in replacing much of what we now think of as the internet, while at the same time returning the online world to a more decentralized and egalitarian system.
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There are also the movement's celebrities, such as Jenny McCarthy and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., stubborn in the face of ridicule, and the lesser-known but perhaps no less pernicious YouTube evangelists, such as Toni Bark, a purveyor of homeopathic products, and the Long Island pediatrician Lawrence Palevsky.
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The most obvious customers and evangelists for such advances in VR are serious gamers, partly because they are geeks and want to be in on the latest cool thing, and partly because they have an appetite for the pricey hardware—PCs and gaming consoles—needed for superior VR experiences.
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" Holden said in a white paper accompanying Juniper's research that the firm "is aligned far more closely with the cryptocurrency skeptics than the evangelists; we do not believe a recovery to the levels witnessed in 2017 is likely .... Indeed, we would argue that further falls are highly probable.
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According to the Daily Mail, food blogger and cookbook author Miguel Barclay was surprised to see a photo of his own £1 Crab Mac & Cheese on the Instagram page for Pasta Evangelists—and he was eight times as surprised that they wanted to charge £8.50 for each serving.
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Not a lot of people played Nier, but those who saw past its rough edges became passionate evangelists, and its best ideas—about the power of games to change themselves, to subvert and toy with audience expectations and resist the urge to just be one thing—filtered outward.
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But as John Oliver's 21989 segment on modern "prosperity gospel" hucksters and the recent news of televangelist Jesse Duplantis asking—and likely convincing—his followers to buy him a fourth $25 million private jet, it's clear that large swaths of America have yet to lose faith in these airwave evangelists.
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In the same way that the internet and specifically the later world wide web works so well because everyone has access to it – and protocols such as the SSL security layer are shared – the tech evangelists argue that the blockchain should be maintained as a public project for the benefit of all.
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By maintaining fiscal integrity and personal probity — he stuck to his rule never to be alone with a woman other than his wife — Mr. Graham kept himself untarnished by the kind of sex and money scandals that brought down evangelists and religious broadcasters like Jim Bakker and Jimmy Swaggart in the 22013s.
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There are still co-living evangelists, like Brad Hargreaves of Common, who has promised that "the genuine and organic relationships our members build with each other," as he wrote in a post for Medium, would not be tainted by allowing journalists to sleep over at Common properties (though they were welcome to tour).
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Turning tech skeptics into evangelists: The 2 skills the CIO of IBM's Red Hat says tech chiefs need to develop right now to combat employee resistance to digital overhaulsTurning mistakes into learning lessons: The CIOs of Comcast, Google, VMware, and other corporate giants tell us about their biggest blunders in digital transformation, and how they fixed them
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If you need a reminder, take a walk outside the club: past the strip malls and the fast-food restaurants; past the sidewalk evangelists and the backed-up traffic; past the very modest homes and unmanicured lawns just a few blocks removed from the golf nirvana where a stray leaf on a fairway looks out of place.
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"We are offering this position to better understand our target audience of college students," Avery Morgan, Senior Editor at EduBirdie tells CNBC Make It. "The specialist will play a vital role in contributing to the creation and execution of online and social media campaigns and be responsible for driving awareness through recruitment of student evangelists at major educational institutions around the country."
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In a 33-page document that is commonly referred to as an industry standard in many marketing classes, Blatter outlined an insidious strategy of placing specific brands of cigarettes in the hands of bartenders across the bustling party scene, unwittingly turning them into brand evangelists as they exchanged free sticks of tobacco as quid pro quo with patrons for tips throughout the evening.
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I look for founders who are scrappy and formidable at the same time (a rarer combination than it sounds); mission oriented, obsessed with their companies, relentless, and determined; extremely smart (necessary but certainly not sufficient); decisive, fast moving, and willful; courageous, high conviction, and willing to be misunderstood; strong communicators and infectious evangelists; and capable of becoming tough and ambitious.
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Voters in the Midlands and the North of England, where many districts abandoned the Labour Party to embrace Mr. Johnson's promise to "get Brexit done," have a very different vision of what Brexit means from the free-market evangelists in London, who want to remake Britain as a kind of Singapore-on-Thames — an enclave with little regulation and low taxes.
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Where Paul in his letter to the Christians in Colossae would remind us that there is no distinction in the church, not between "Gentile or Jew, circumcised or uncircumcised, barbarian, Scythian, slave or free, but Christ is all, and is in all," the evangelists of race-as-religion would rather have us thinking about whether the Hispanic family two pews over might be undocumented.
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Now an odd confluence of forces is at work: On one side, there are food evangelists — like Palmiro Ocampo of the recently shuttered 1087 Bistro in Lima, known to drizzle strawberries with weevil-grub fat — who view eating insects as an ancient practice that reconnects us to nature and terroir; on the other, we have technology companies that harvest "micro livestock" as a solution to world hunger and environmental degradation.
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Under that theory, the various gifts break down as follows, as the myth-debunking website Snopes explained: 2 Turtle Doves = The Old and New Testaments 3 French Hens = Faith, Hope and Charity, the Theological Virtues 4 Calling Birds = the Four Gospels and/or the Four Evangelists 43 Golden Rings = The first Five Books of the Old Testament, the "Pentateuch," which gives the history of man's fall from grace.
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