But now here was Mr. Gil, representing the ever-changing city, the ever-changing country.
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We already have to cater to an ever-changing market, can we not have an ever-changing platform without you keeping us in the loop?
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Our video explains — and contemplates — the ever-changing answer.
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Foreign policy goals are complex and ever-changing, to be sure.
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Sarah Hyland has been chronicling her ever-changing hair on Instagram.
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It's difficult to be heard in an ever-changing modern world.
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It's fluid, ever changing, and dependent upon context— much like headaches.
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Not an ever-changing chamaeleon [sic] like so many Hollywood folks.
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How did you ever-changing lineup affect Just the Best Party?
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Success is subjective and ever-changing and no one specific thing.
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It's a permanent part of you in an ever-changing world.
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Our world is ever changing and, therefore, so are our risks.
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Not an ever-changing chamaeleon (sic) like so many Hollywood folks.
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But it's actually a site of ongoing, ever-changing political struggle.
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And they have what seems like an ever-changing back story.
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This mountain was steep, rugged, ever changing and just pure brutal!
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I first became interested in ever-changing migration techniques around 2000.
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The way game streaming integrates into a viewer's life is ever-changing.
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I spoke with seven non-binary people about their ever-changing hair.
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Cozmo's personality is constantly on display and, to some extent, ever-changing.
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The show really is about the fact that love is ever-changing.
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It's the ever-changing variety that has made this year so exciting.
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And short-termism makes for constant adjustments to an ever-changing reality.
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Trump's ever-changing policies toward Iran are also a cause for confusion.
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Cash donations allow groups to quickly purchase supplies in ever-changing situations.
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Today, many of these same individuals see an ever-changing American landscape.
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Oh you meant the Kanye West album with the ever-changing title?
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And tell us: What do you think of Palmer's ever-changing hair?
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Like the ever-changing waters of Flaubert's Nile, the color itself changes.
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"We have an ever-changing selection of about 70 mezcals," Jiménez says.
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Ever-changing information has led to fear, apathy and everything in between.
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With ever-changing restrictions and recommendations, meeting in person isn't always possible.
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"We know the challenges with the ever-changing global calendar," Pelley said.
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The menu is ever-changing with an emphasis on seasonality and hyperlocality.
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Prioritize progression over perfection Owning a business is an ever-changing process.
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This causes humans to come in close contact with ever-changing coronaviruses.
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Being agile enables organizations to quickly pivot in an ever-changing landscape.
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They don't understand the nuance of complicated and ever-changing policy issues.
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But imagine the ever-changing parade of interesting people I interact with.
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One of my favorite things about Istanbul is its ever-changing walls.
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"You have to get used to the ever-changing conditions," he said.
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The surrounding decoration stretches and compresses to suit the ever-changing fenestration.
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His style in front of the goal is joyous and ever-changing.
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My eyes watch the ever-changing polynano skin of the z-med.
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In an ever-changing world, traditional knowledge is precious to the Sami.
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The deals are sure to be epic, ever-changing, and won't last long.
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The singer's ever-changing tresses could mean a big payout for lucky gamblers.
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In a fast-moving, ever-changing timeline, threads can powerfully dominate a conversation.
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Nonetheless, mistakes happen in part because classification standards are vague and ever-changing.
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Graphic: Antoja et al (arXiv 2018)Space is a chaotic, ever-changing place.
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The tweets reflect an ever-changing – and always-challenging – legislative landscape on immigration.
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The show went decades without a woman in its ever-changing lead role.
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Nor does that variation map precisely onto ever changing socially defined racial groups.
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Complexity is the Enemy of Security Security nowadays is ever changing and complicated.
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I'm trying to position an eternal archaic inside an ever-changing contemporary world.
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The only insanity surrounding Jeremy Lin these days is his ever-changing hairstyle.
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On Facebook, publishers try to ride the site's ever-changing and ambiguous algorithm.
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In that year, I learned how to manage my ever-changing income quickly.
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What are the challenges of cooking in small places/apartments/ever-changing spaces?
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There is a wide range of styles and subjects, ever changing, open-ended.
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Few topics survive the gauntlet of an ever-changing, 22019-hour news cycle.
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"Fashion today is dynamic, ever-changing, ever-innovating and always fascinating," Fury says.
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Here, the metropolis is ever changing and noisy, even in the quietest scenes.
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It's possible, that in the ever-changing madness, neither withdrawal will actually happen.
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The work's 'special effects' would've seemed ever-changing, metamorphic, in tumult, in tilt.
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Ms. Mohamed recalled walking in an ever-changing line of friends and strangers.
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The nurse described a chaotic situation at his hospital, with ever-changing rules.
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They are regularly monitored and revised to meet an ever changing business environment.
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That's a bit frustrating, since the carefully composed dance is also ever changing.
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You'll have no real choice but to accommodate his ever-changing life circumstances.
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The policy ideas are ever-changing and not exactly central to the campaign.
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Running is ever evolving, ever changing — you are going through landscapes and weather.
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Today, you'll find more than 25000 in an ever-changing repertory of hundreds.
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Shanghai is an ever-changing city, where skyscrapers seem to pop up overnight.
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He now has one of the most elaborate and ever-changing costumes around.
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And there's an ever-changing threat from terrorism and violence inside our nation's borders.
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Her ever-changing avatars exist in a world that has been transmuted and reimagined.
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That's a huge problem when it comes to this fast-moving, ever-changing subject.
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First of all, teens are surly by definition, and their interests are ever-changing.
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Security is an ever-changing field, though, so there's always more to be done.
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Other rules are applied as a specific reaction to an ever-changing social environment.
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"We have this love for ever-changing environments," says Bloober Team writer Barbara Kciuk.
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Ma'at features active pits, which hint at the comet's ever-changing and dynamic surface.
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These stores' ever-changing merchandise and small online presence make them destinations for shoppers.
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We were all just playing different roles in the ever-changing performance of sexuality.
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Part of the pleasure of this book comes from its tricky, ever-changing structure.
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Hilary Duff might be the master of her own ever-changing hair color decisions.
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Kimmel jumped at the opportunity to compose a montage of Trump's ever-changing convictions.
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Overall, WeWork's ever-changing accounting methods have made the company more difficult to understand.
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Servers continue to take diners their entrees accompanied with an ever-changing daily question.
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It's a massive shift in the Trump administration's ever-changing stance toward North Korea.
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She's not haunted by the abuse or the years of ever-changing foster families.
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"[He is] chatty, quick-witted, and has his eye on an ever-changing prize."
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Walsh's complex, horizontal offense relies on multiple wideout sets and ever-changing backfield formations.
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And making art in the moment, that is not perfect and is ever changing.
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"She is the immovable rudder to an ever-changing sea," Mr. Barrack said. Mrs.
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"The thing with women's bodies is that they are ever changing," said Ms. Biscomb.
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And excited about our ability to serve our clients in an ever-changing world.
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But he gained a following for his ever-changing live shows and constant touring.
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Protean means ever-changing or variable (like the water god of Greek myth, Proteus).
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Life is fluid and ever-changing, but most of our stuff outlives its utility.
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EVER-CHANGING DOPING CHALLENGES Aside from a greater volume of samples, Radler said the lab must contend with an ever-changing game of cat and mouse between doping agencies and athletes and coaches who seek to elude detection of performance enhancing drugs.
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But if you follow the ever-changing world of modern technology, you'll recognize the plan.
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And tell us: do you love her ever-changing hair as much as we do?
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Its auroras are intense and ever-changing, thanks to its powerful magnetosphere and rapid rotation.
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"It's tough as a small business owner to navigate these ever-changing rules," he adds.
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It's the Captain that processes ever-changing mission parameters, then doles out orders as needed.
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This ever-changing world is what keeps Gris engaging for the few hours it lasts.
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In F1 2019, this comes to life via a complex and ever-changing balancing act.
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Community banks are handicapped in making SBA loans due to the program's ever-changing rules.
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To this day, I am still working to feel comfortable in my ever changing body.
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They protect the American people and promote security in a complex and ever-changing world.
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SCHULTZ: YEAH, THE ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITY OF A PUBLIC COMPANY IN AN EVER CHANGING SOCIETY.
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Now, Kanye West's ever-changing opus has notched another achievement into its Parisian marble facade.
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The ever-changing, unwritten rules that govern black and brown lives are not taken lightly.
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Those not in compliance with the ever-changing rules hide when an investigators come knocking.
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The result is "fast, ever-changing with sometimes unfinished outputs," explained the curator, Hila Shaltieli.
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Or are they simply the next evolutionary step in an ever-changing, increasingly global ecosystem?
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I, too, am distressed by the ever-changing guidelines, the seemingly inconsistent messages, the uncertainty.
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He cites the views, the variety of people you meet, the ever-changing job sites.
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"This is a way to keep up with customers' ever-changing, moving lifestyle," he said.
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It has a massive and ever-changing menu full of beef, chicken, fish, and potatoes.
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Multiple and ever-changing offerings are fueling big chain names like Crunch, and Anytime Fitness.
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We have seen a series of shifting, ever-changing rationales for this campaign of obstruction.
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But with ever-changing legal landscapes and constantly moving requirements, it's hard to keep up.
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There's a day-and-night cycle in Night City, and an ever-changing weather system.
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The Republican's ever-changing plans to deal with illegal immigration are a study in dysfunction.
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As creators struggle to stay on top of an ever-changing platform, many struggle with burnout.
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That could come in handy around ever-changing construction sites, and forests where trees fall unexpectedly.
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Consequently, the ever-changing tower can last for hours—and possibly even days if need be.
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"Fortnite's" insanely popular Battle Royale mode is known for its ever-changing updates and new features.
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An ever changing group of local artists, such as Migos and Lil Baby, dominate streaming playlists.
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The string of resultant music is endless and ever changing, subject to the software's infinite permutations.
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"It's all over the map just like my music," Fergie shared of her ever-changing style.
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It appears to be extended downtime, but one that's connected to the ever-changing Fortnite lore.
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And it can be hard to keep up with individual carriers and their ever-changing rules.
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If seen this way, then it is hard to imagine traditional masters ever changing their methods.
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Good Trouble will weave in plotlines about fighting for social justice in an ever-changing world.
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Being a teenager is essentially living in a state of non-stop, ever-changing emotional turmoil.
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Your maximum available credit will fluctuate based on ever-changing factors such as payroll and bills.
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Instead, the company has been focusing on quality movies with an ever-changing selection of titles.
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The ever-changing David Bowie, sporting a goateed, dark look, performs in Columbus, Ohio, Wednesday, Oct.
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It's near impossible to summarize the entire QAnon conspiracy theory, as it's fluid and ever-changing.
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An ever-changing keyboard strip: This is supposed to be the MacBook Pro's flashiest new feature.
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Located on the 21st floor, Wang's office commands a broad view of Shenzhen's ever-changing skyline.
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This complicated history and ever-changing demographics make suburbia a critical battleground for Republicans and Democrats.
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The ever-changing menu, photographed by diners as handwritten on paper, offers fresh seafood and beef.
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We live in an ever-changing world, and it is happening more rapidly than ever before.
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That would require automated ever-changing passwords or perhaps something like a fingerprint or eye scan.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Ever-moving, ever-changing — that's the cinema of Bruce Baillie.
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Love is messy, and seemingly getting messier thanks to the ever changing dynamics of modern dating.
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They're elemental, yet bonded, bringing together an ever-changing cuisine, by way of a collective soul.
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An ever changing situation where the balance of powers shift with every IPO and down round.
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The comic and actor Wyatt Cenac runs the show, with an ever-changing lineup of performers.
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Can it keep pace with a game that is ever-changing, ever-growing, an ocean away?
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But music experts say it is ever-changing and has always been influenced by foreign styles.
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Something like fitting in, being liked and passing in the ever-changing adolescent theater of normalcy.
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Maggie Kuziw, an inventory specialist, came in to keep up with the ever-changing price signs.
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Ms. Casares, who earns $10 an hour, struggles with an ever-changing schedule and health costs.
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From its obstreperous title to its ever-changing nature, the piece resists easy marketing and branding.
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If this becomes reality, your scribbles can soon be part of an ever-changing wall display.
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Black Widow's ever-changing hair styles have been helpful in making sense of the MCU timelines.
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Ever-changing backdrops and increasingly challenging situations involving trap doors and sliding platforms keep children interested.
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The problem is that the odds of ever changing it are slimmer than is generally realized.
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If what prevents Pleasantville from ever changing involves a little murder, well, what's a little murder?
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The model allows for easy parsing of game scores with ever-changing, complex typography and background imaging.
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I have 13 apps in there, alongside the ever-changing list of my three most recent apps.
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But the big story to me is always going to be Trey Gowdy&aposs ever-changing hair.
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The White House has had an ever-changing series of demands and offers to end the shutdown.
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Like putting an unpredictable human in charge of a one-ton vehicle traveling at ever-changing speeds.
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IN THE stormy and ever-changing world of global finance, insurance has remained a relatively placid backwater.
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When it comes to Rexha's day-to-day style, it's ever-changing and depends on her mood.
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The thinking behind the tool centers around the complex and ever-changing legal landscape for marijuana worldwide.
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"Our employees will be on site around the clock, attending to the ever-changing situation," he said.
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There is no greater joy in this ever-changing world than kicking a crunchy pile of leaves.
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I think that the decision to do something about my ever-changing ears is suddenly a priority.
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The demo took place in the ever-changing Clockwork Mansion, the design of the nefarious Kirin Jindoh.
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These wigs were styled for the pop-up by Netty Jordan to highlight Aniston's ever-changing hairstyles.
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Old programs must be reviewed to see if they still work in an ever-changing drug landscape.
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Johnny's Bar: A Highland Park go-to for darts, pool, and a huge, ever-changing beer selection.
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According to Rendell, "a place between" is a triangulation of ever-changing spatial, temporal, and social qualities.
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You can watch Gordon Ramsay yell himself blue for two hours tonight, without ever changing the channel.
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Navigating the ever-changing maze of checkpoints that divided the town, both regime and rebel, terrified him.
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A journey through lesser-known artisan villages of Michoacán reveals the ever-changing nature of their tradition.
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Now, in the ever-changing swirl of internet culture, it's another meme that's having quite a moment.
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While our narrative is ever-changing, we were and always will be our version of a family.
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"Magazines were seen as the popular informers and interpreters of this ever-changing contemporary world," Ronald writes.
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Capitol Hill critics such as Wyden say the whiplash highlights the FBI's ever-changing position on encryption.
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Mr. Ali said he kept an ever changing tally of museums bombed, objects carted off, safes stolen.
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Cost-benefit analysis hinged on an ever-changing calculation of the monetary value of a human life.
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She grew up very poor and has climbed the political ladder with an ever-changing political philosophy.
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Here's a rule in today's ever-changing TV landscape: Big hits are very hard to come by.
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The third-party doctrine, they say, is outdated and too narrow to suit today's ever-changing technologies.
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In an ever-changing world, providing a feeling of stability for my munchkin has been priority No. 1.
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JibJab CEO Gregg Spiridellis talks about how his long-lived company has adapted to the ever-changing internet.
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Whatever he does, we're sure this isn't the last we'll see of Levine and his ever-changing hairstyles.
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Without providing a literal backdrop for Giorno, the installation acknowledged the ever-changing scope of who he is.
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The ever-changing seasonal prix fixe makes for the most romantic dinner or lovely lunch with a pal.
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He often synchronizes multiple monitors or projections in a dynamic ensemble to create an ever-changing, immersive spectacle.
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" In making the decision, the court wrote, "We must be mindful of ever-changing social attitudes and sensitivities.
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The ever-changing world of ride sharing apps, currently dominated by Uber, is making another sharp turn, again.
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In March of this year, The Verge detailed customer complaints about ever-changing rules and benefits at JetSmarter.
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It must also try to anticipate what financial opportunities might arise in an ever-changing social media landscape.
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Lead generation models have evolved throughout history as a result of new technology and ever-changing consumer trends.
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This is no small task — it's an ever-changing landscape, and different platforms sometimes require entirely different approaches.
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It's well known that online publishers have faced a tough battle with Facebook's ever-changing news feed algorithm.
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Considering the ever-changing options, it might be worth shelling for the customized five-course, $70 blind tasting.
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You play the game in portrait mode, and move up through an ever-changing landscape by swiping around.
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Ya gotta be committed to something to treat your body like a live, ever-changing Etch A Sketch.
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It offers different angles to be examined, including the many contemporary issues of our ever-changing modern era.
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Starlings band together in flocks called "murmurations," which look like giant, ever-changing floating blobs from the ground.
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We need only to look a few clicks over to Facebook's ever-changing Newsfeed algorithm to know this.
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We also make a ton of video, and monetizing that video is complicated and ever-changing, says Lindsay.
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The ever-changing political, racial, and overall sociological climate are the backdrop for these perceptions — not easily fixable.
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This yielded a poor public transit system, extreme poverty, ailing educational resources, and ever-changing, often corrupt leadership.
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"We hope you'll enjoy the ever-changing vistas as the ship progresses from place to place," said Johnson.
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The other part was people being too skeptical about the tech giants because of their ever-changing stories.
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Its shop windows, entirely reimagined every Sunday, tell stories as concise and ever changing as a magazine's pages.
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New financial instruments with untested features are popping up daily and often trading in ever-changing market structures.
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In the ever-changing fault lines of Trumpworld, Jason has managed to maintain good relationships across them all.
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It's very easy in the ever-changing, fast-paced climate of technology to get way ahead of yourself.
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Just as publishers have been forced to contend with the ever-changing algorithms on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.
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I will say I think the ethnic diversity of New York keeps the imagery fresh and ever-changing.
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Maybe you fret over the health of aging parents or feel anxious over the ever-changing news cycle.
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Our decrees, despite the beautiful regalia with which they're presented, are temporary splints on an ever-changing world.
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Viewers face one another on either side of the transparent scrims, creating, in tandem, an ever-changing artwork.
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"This is a way to keep up with customers' ever-changing, moving lifestyle," Banana Republic CEO Mark Breitbard.
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And casinos offer an ever-changing menu of promotions that can cut the expected losses a fraction further.
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But together they highlight SigFig's difficult moment in the context of the ever-changing wealth management technology space.
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The primary criteria for inclusion are that they are interesting personalities or reflect our world's ever-changing mores.
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At this point, meeting someone who isn't obsessed with Timothée Chalamet and his ever-changing style is rare.
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If anything, with an ever-changing landscape, the CEO believes there's never been "so much opportunity" out there.
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The new looks runs from a traditional and slightly corporate logo to one that's an ever-changing rainbow.
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"Technology is ever-changing and growing, and in many ways, so is Perfume," the bubbly A-chan concedes.
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"Families are diverse, complex and ever-changing, and as with every other group, needs aren't static," she said.
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Your company may shift its focus constantly—especially if it's young, smaller, or part of an ever-changing industry.
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Even so, candidates must still have some smarts to navigate the ever-changing business environment, Ma revealed last week.
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This move comes after years of frustration from publishers with Facebook's mysterious and ever-changing algorithm among other concerns.
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Overwatch involves constant on-the-fly improvisational skill, an almost instinctive reaction to ever-changing conditions inside the game.
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Symbolic of the cleansing, ever-changing properties of water, Noria's actions and her choices are what drive the story.
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In practice, they require endless performance, rigorous self-maintenance, and constant vigilance to the ever-changing ideals of femininity.
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Rather than admire the new mother's happiness, some fans have focused in on her ever-changing set of acrylics.
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Donald Trump's critics have loudly proclaimed that most of his ever-changing policy proclamations are impossible to carry out.
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The danger of an ever-changing algorithm is that words that have been flagged once could be flagged again.
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This is what the man himself has learned after almost 30 years — and counting — in the ever-changing industry.
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The video runs from August 2015 to July 2016, capturing the ever-changing perturbations of the Earth's weather systems.
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Across the shifting, varied plains of this ever-changing universe, who is the coolest person you can think of?
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But she played her cards right by wearing a wig to keep everyone's attention at her ever-changing hair.
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They made the wing thicker and stronger to help it resist turbulence generated by the ever-changing motor angles.
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We know that each neuron and their thousands of connected neighbors form an unimaginably large and ever-changing network.
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"The retail environment remains challenging for all organizations, with increasing cost pressures and ever-changing consumer expectations," it said.
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Could the Mercury Prize still prove its relevance and importance in an ever-changing music industry and cultural landscape?
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A species needs a continually rebalanced genetic portfolio to survive over the long term in nature's ever-changing environment.
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But working alone kept her out of the loop on the industry's ever-changing lingo, which made interviews challenging.
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From there, you can pick up an ever-changing set of bounties that are both faction- and mode-specific.
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Anki will have to make sure Cozmo can live up to its promise as a learning, ever-changing robot.
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And people can't get enough of its one-of-a-kind cones, which feature ever-changing, Japanese-inspired flavors.
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An ever-changing item on the menu called "dock to table" featured soft shell crabs on both my visits.
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But increasingly accessible CGI technology also opens up exciting avenues for 3D artists in the ever-changing fashion industry.
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The ever-changing regulations on MED have been more than a burden on people who own weed-related businesses.
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But Camp notes in his post that its simplicity was ultimately its detriment in the ever-changing online world.
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The world is an ever changing place—that's what makes living so exciting, new ideas, new identities, new plans.
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Moms and dads have to be on 24/7 and must constantly evolve with their children's ever-changing needs.
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In the video, ever-changing T-shirts proclaim their musical allegiances: Fleetwood Mac, Björk, Nirvana, Public Enemy and more.
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Indeed, fuzzy Surrealism's emphasis on chance and perceived ever-changing spontaneity probably helped form Schöffer's final mind melting monuments.
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Kate Silver from Wilmington N.C., said her taste in music was ever-changing: My music taste is constantly changing.
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The Earth is an ever-changing planet, even though in some respects change might be almost unnoticeable to us.
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Starting tonight, 11,000 LEDs will project an ever-changing visual display on the six-story crown of the building.
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Zombie Juice, 27, stands out for his rapid-fire rap style as well as his ever-changing hair color.
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But things don&apost always work out as planned, especially in the ever-changing landscape of today&aposs Hollywood.
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It's also ever-changing: Industries and companies rise and fall, and there are always losers as well as winners.
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The ever-changing explanations and disclosures about these meetings have the effect of expanding the scope of the investigation.
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With retailers&apos ever-changing, overly complicated return policies, it&aposs becoming more difficult to take back an item.
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But Trump has also refused to let go of the gun issue even amid an ever-changing news cycle.
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From her living room, she gazes at the Empire State Building, with its crown of ever-changing colored lights.
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In Detroit's ever-changing North End neighborhood, a new artist-run development project is challenging this unbalanced power dynamic.
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In many ways, he embodied a certain vision for the country that was ever-changing and, at times, inherently contradictory.
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The global music scene is ever changing, but DTW manages to keep their roots and still make creative new music.
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"Throughout history, we have constantly reconstructed our natural surroundings in order to adapt to our ever-changing culture," Charrière says.
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We spoke to the actress about her new video with Evans, her love of perfumes and her ever-changing hair.
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I think my style is ever-changing, especially with the things that can change it even more — like having kids.
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The difficulty of running a robotics startup is surely compounded by the the ever-changing whims of the toy market.
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And her gorgeous, thick, ever-changing hair is so landed her a gig as an ambassador for hair giant GHD.
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Now, all you need to do is think about packing and brush up on those ever-changing airport security rules.
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At close range, the camera slowly tracks from left to right, bringing ever-changing combinations of adjacent works into view.
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The game will live on despite them, and will morph to meet the sensibilities of an ever-changing national conscience.
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The surface of the planet is an incredibly dark red, perhaps due to a ever-changing covering of methane ice.
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Chisholm's piece begins as the 42-year-old muses on the ever-changing dynamic of fame in the music industry.
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And, of course, for most of us, mood swings are a totally understandable part of our ever-changing emotional lives.
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They have learned that catering to the ever-changing demands of such clients often results in ulcers rather than accolades.
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From pills, to heroin, to synthetic drugs like fentanyl, this ever-changing threat necessitates an ongoing and flexible federal response.
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But unlike most of the people she deals with, Trump's ever-changing whims can make him impossible to pin down.
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We're tacitly encouraged to live up to the words in our bios, and are discouraged from ever changing our minds.
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Immigrant survivors, in particular, remain especially susceptible as they continue to navigate the already-complex and ever-changing immigration process.
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"But I feel like it's not such a shock to my system," she says of the industry's ever-changing platforms.
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As for her ever-changing hairstyles, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star settles on a familiar 'do: Cher hair.
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Each escalation is a bit stronger than what came before, accelerating the killing without ever changing the war's fundamental balance.
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As a result, on the maiden run the two engineers had difficulty associating daytime landmarks with their ever-changing location.
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Even a clever, ever-changing video collage (by Tal Yarden), projected high above the stage, is an element of separation.
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And her face is extraordinarily theatrical: Mature, scarcely ever changing its impassive expression, it was both passionate and Sphinx-like.
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Forget your relationship with your actual mother — your relationship with just her style is a complicated and ever-changing one.
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Yes, but that's not the end of story, thanks to the vague and ever-changing nature of most privacy policies.
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But these records held by 18 songs all have to do with the varied, ever-changing world of pop music.
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The well-regarded restaurant at the Rossmount Inn uses locally sourced fish and organic produce for its ever-changing menu.
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Beirut's ever-changing landscape is the subject of Abu-Shaheen's exhibition Beta World City, now on view at Lord Ludd.
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In an ever changing patchwork of protection, cities and towns have long sought new ways to keep the water away.
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Using ever-changing variants of words like #selfharm or #cutting, anyone can find a world that seemingly normalizes self-harm.
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Under the moonfall, our mechs are idealized bodies, irrepressible, ever changing, and often faster than we can keep up with.
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What WBGO offers is rare and culturally significant: an ongoing, ever-changing audio library of jazz, both old and new.
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But there are also local ceramics, collections of vintage "Peanuts" bric-a-brac and an ever-changing mix of ephemera.
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The plans have already been clouded by concerns about the complex and ever-changing nature of the music royalty business.
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The results are then projected on the dome's panels, where they blend and morph together in an ever-changing blur.
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The mile-long stretch of vendors who buy wood and refuse from base contractors has been an ever-changing ecosystem.
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In an ever-changing economy, jobs are always being lost: 75,000 Americans are fired or laid off every working day.
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Bears Ears mountain and its surroundings have been a constant for nearby Navajos in an ever-changing and evolving world.
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Technology firms in China also have to grapple with ever-changing regulations, something that Apple has felt the effect of.
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But early on in a company&aposs life, you are going to have to operate on an ever-changing plan.
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Trade policy is also constantly in motion as it evolves to incorporate a shifting economy and ever-changing political dynamics.
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The ever-changing rules and regulations on YouTube could be one reason Kjellberg feels like stepping back for a while.
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It is ever changing, difficult to intervene at specific intervention points and can take evasive action when human intervention occurs.
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Post your photos from your vacation to Aruba on the ever-changing wall of the performative museum that is Instagram?
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Two shapeshifting infinity rooms plunge visitors into ever-changing environments wrapped in crystals, butterflies, and flowers in teamLab's latest installations.
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To create an actual generative experience, Eno supplemented the release by offering an app that is truly endless and ever changing.
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Of course, physical and cognitive issues can be a big problem, and the ever-changing learning curve creates a major hurdle.
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Lucy Hale's ever-changing hair color is like a crystal ball of coolness, thanks to go-to celebrity hairstylist Kristin Ess.
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Today, the sense of community that little magazines were designed to create and foster is largely open-ended and ever-changing.
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In an exclusive interview with Business Insider, Allen discusses his career and shares his insights into the ever-changing fashion industry.
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It's the story of our ever-changing language, and it's also a story of a major shift in the cultural mood.
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But like many of Silicon Valley's fast-moving and ever-changing subplots, this one works best as an opportunity for reflection.
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Foot Locker is also committed to evolving with the ever-changing retail landscape and adjusting to the speed of our customers.
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Emphasis on the somewhat because the singer switches up her look so often, we've grown accustomed to her ever-changing ways.
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But in a new spin on the volatile and ever-changing world of cryptocurrency, this digital currency is made of chocolate.
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TEDAC's purpose is to do in-depth analysis of IEDs to better understand the ever-changing landscape of homemade explosive technologies.
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Not even the Germans know how the ever-changing world of mobility will shake out, so they're covering all the bases.
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Cloudflare films the lamps 24/7 and uses the ever-changing arrangement of pixels to help create a superpowered cryptographic key.
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In a nod to the internet's ever-changing prices, several vendors showcased technologies that bring dynamic pricing into the real world.
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Between her shaved head, ever-changing wigs and perpetually bold lips, Jessie J has tried everything when it comes to glam.
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"The ever-changing political scenario here also doesn't help much, and then there is the huge currency variation issue," Gurung elaborates.
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However, the next four (and possibly eight) years will be a never-ending journey among an ever-changing coterie of advisors.
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It was, perhaps, an easy explanation for the ever-changing behavior of an infant and illnesses during children's vulnerable early years.
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Moreover, the financial services industry is diverse, competitive and ever-changing, beating in time to the cutting-edge speed of technology.
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Market caps and stock prices are fickle and ever-changing, but it is more than just a leaderboard of vanity stats.
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Since 2017, Time Magazine has visually depicted the president's controversial, ever-changing narrative through dramatic cover art illustrated by Tim O'Brien.
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The Los Angeles District Attorney's conclusion to their investigation of her ever-changing stories marks the end of a sad chapter.
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His photography-on-high unveils the city's intricacies, revealing the English capitol to be an ever-changing metropolis steeped in history.
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For about twenty years, Mississippi steamboat pilots carried a cachet, with their expertise about how to navigate the ever-changing river.
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Doctors have selected her treatments for the past three years based on the unique, ever-changing DNA of her cancer cells.
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Likewise, Ehang, another IPO hopeful, is navigating a tangle of ever-changing requirements and approvals for its flying taxis and drones.
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Like Donald, they find fault with the questions and questioners, but not with his often incomplete, erroneous or ever-changing answers.
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SERE accomplishes just that and will continue to with the ever changing environment these men and women might find themselves in.
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"We need to invest in people and technology to understand and police this ever-changing marketplace," Bowen said in a statement.
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Finally, after years of this back and forth of ever-changing regulation, the mine closed permanently, laying off hundreds of people.
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As the viewer moves around the installation, the lights produce an ever-changing pattern and structure depending on the viewer's position.
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The human nervous system is a marvel of physical control, able to sense and respond fluidly to an ever-changing environment.
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"It's week by week of where the weather is at — and it's ever changing," Mr. McCarthy said of the political environment.
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Only there's something else out there, an enemy that takes the form of a mysterious and ever-changing Woman in White.
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Ms. Casares, who earns $10 an hour, struggles with an ever-changing schedule and an absence of employer-provided health care.
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Because grassroots advocacy adheres to the trends of the American people, it is an ever-changing field with constant technological advancements.
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The strike against tunnels and caves reflects the ever-changing nature of the war in Afghanistan, now in its 15th year.
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Good wine is, by nature, fleeting, mysterious, ever-changing, subject to the imperfect, unpredictable nuances of weather, place and human judgment.
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"It's dynamic and ever changing," Mr. Villareal said of the project, adding that "It needs to stand the test of time."
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The term "arms" is also an ever-changing one, and there are ongoing debates about assault weapons and emerging firearm technologies.
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All of that came crashing down when AMC refused to play ball, and MoviePass' ever-changing survival scheme was laid bare.
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His ever-changing signatures over the years included stand-up collars, abundant use of suede, wrap dresses, mixed prints and more.
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The menu, including breakfast and Sunday brunch, features ever-changing offerings of salads, sandwiches, quiches and desserts — all made fresh daily.
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They have adapted to an ever-changing digital world that has presented new opportunities and a whole new set of challenges.
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That means being willing to apply their principles afresh to the existing and emerging problems of the ever-changing, ever-conflicted world.
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Our nimble culture allowed us to adjust to the ever-changing circumstances and make changes on the fly as the situation warranted.
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Flu viruses are multiple and ever-changing, and they infect around a billion people every year around the world in seasonal outbreaks.
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I don't believe in false prophets or rigid concepts, as the world is ever changing and only mathematics can offer absolute truths.
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Jupiter is a stormy world with turbulent gas and an ever-changing array of visible tempests swirling in the huge planet's clouds.
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Back at Luke's the Wi-Fi password has been changed (again), but turns out that ever-changing Wi-Fi password is bogus.
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It can be best described as a mix between a trump-style card game and Uno, but with an ever-changing soundtrack.
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Google wants another way of tracking the ever-changing tech landscape—and keeping its increasingly enormous company at the forefront of innovation.
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Cue feather eyebrows- the latest edition to a long list of ever-changing, divisive beauty crazes flapping its wings and taking flight.
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Another way to reduce stress is to avoid turning deadlines into "dreadlines"—unrealistic targets for project completions accompanied by ever-changing requirements.
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The retail industry is evolving at a rapid pace to keep up with advancing technology and the ever-changing whims of consumers.
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The characters on Game of Thrones are multidimensional and ever-changing, but what happens when we categorize them by... beauty and goodness?
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Then, to make everybody feel better about this weird ever-changing deal, Foxconn bought a bunch of buildings but left them empty.
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This part of the process is based on previous OpenAI research focused on training AI using simulated data with ever-changing variables.
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And then we can show the ads to the right people without that data ever changing hands and going to the advertiser.
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The audience listens to a recording of Mr. Ashley's recitation of the text while watching the modest yet enrapturing, ever-changing staging.
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We could not imagine Lisa Rinna ever changing up her infamous piecey, flippy hairdo so when she posted a selfie — completely bald!
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For nonprofits and other organizations without big advertising budgets, the ever-changing whims of Facebook's News Feed can be hard to manage.
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This is an opportunity to work with smart digitally-minded people fighting to keep the newspaper competitive in an ever-changing environment.
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It may sound simple, but the rules are ever-changing (do the challenges really mean anything?), and viewers can't get enough: U.
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Growing up in Miami, the HGTV host constantly experimented with her childhood bedroom's design, transforming it to reflect her ever-changing tastes.
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Those events were crafted by Destiny's "live team," the group tasked with creating and maintaining the game's ever-changing roster of activities.
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It doesn't hurt anybody, and so long as athletes don't hire agents, it doesn't violate the NCAA's ever-changing definition of amateurism.
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Streets should be ever-changing, flexible spaces, goes the argument—not the permanent province of fast-moving, sometimes inconsiderate, often dangerous cars.
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It makes sense that Australia, with its expanses of desert and ever-changing landscapes, would make a great place for slow television.
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And luckily, brands like Orly keep churning out the colors and products we need to keep up with our ever-changing looks.
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It's a miniatures game set in Raccoon City, and featuring — based on the photos, at least — an ever-changing, card-based map.
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Infinite Sunset is a neat little Instagram hack that pulls sunset pictures from Instagram to put together an ever-changing, infinite sunset.
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Skye's ever-changing look (seriously, she's known to switch things up every few days) has inspired othera to play with color, too.
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"I feel so motivated by new opportunities created by the streaming world and the ever-changing landscape of our industry," Swift continued.
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Nevertheless, I found the briefing a sobering reminder of the challenges federal officials face — and the ever-changing nature of the crisis.
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Your concerns about Facebook's ever-changing privacy policy were placed in the context of risks to its reputation and possible regulatory clashes.
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Deviating from her traditional rock origin, Stefani would spend the next few years experimenting with her sound and her ever-changing look.
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Americans working overseas for U.S.-based companies support domestic jobs by helping their employers remain competitive in an ever-changing global marketplace.
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The scrutiny also came at a time when Australian banks face mounting pressure to grow their revenue in an ever-changing environment.
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An excellent resource for finding out the latest on the ever-changing waterfront is the website of the Bangkok River Partners, bangkokriver.com.
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"With ever-changing global threats, it is vital we keep the country at the very pinnacle of nuclear security preparedness," said Rep.
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To keep up with the ever-changing needs and desires of consumers, many brands are dabbling in new, innovative physical retail concepts.
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I was mesmerized with its ever-changing colors as the separate rotating light wheel turned it from red to blue to silver.
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"It's an ever-changing landscape," said LinkedIn's senior vice president of product, Ryan Roslansky, at the CNBC Talent@Work conference on Wednesday.
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But later — in one of several, ever-changing stories — he said that at least six other people were present at the scene.
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The reaction, now, is so habitual that it is almost comforting, one of the few fixed points in soccer's ever-changing landscape.
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The administration's ever-changing justification for that firing led to speculation that Mr. Trump had fired him to sabotage the Russia investigation.
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Family members, company employees and Nazi officers arrange themselves around it in ever-changing configurations that reflect the group's shifting power dynamics.
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The pressure I felt to both adhere to the new normal, ever-changing as it was, and still preserve tradition was immense.
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The landscape is ever-changing and the threats we see today will likely evolve into something more difficult to defend against tomorrow.
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For more than three decades, a rusty old railroad bridge over Junction Road has served as an ever-changing D.I.Y. community billboard.
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It was a show of cosmopolitanism and inclusion that portrayed America not as a fixed idea, but as an ever-changing sum.
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While a futuristic tale that thankfully did not play out, for me its paramount lesson was the ever-changing nature of war.
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Those men completing the ever-changing workouts reported feeling much more motivated to exercise at the study's end than the other group.
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We must look to leverage emerging technologies and install a regulatory structure that is prepared for the ever-changing landscape of innovation.
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Lyft doesn't charge surge prices for Line fares; Uber has ever-changing specials in various markets that can make POOL much cheaper.
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Their forthcoming follow-up Remembering The Rockets is unpredictable and expansive, a thrilling document of a band with an ever-changing muse.
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In an ever-changing global marketplace, the one factor any state can count on is the skills of its upcoming and existing workforce.
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In his exclusive interview with Apple Music's Zane Lowe, Drake says the theme of VIEWS is the haphazard, ever-changing weather in Toronto.
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Unlike anonymous keys, the bar "knows" what you're doing on your laptop and offers up an ever-changing, context-aware range of functionality.
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The deliberated tentativeness we feel in many of her paintings arises from her recognition that nothing is permanent within this ever-changing reality.
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Her hourly pay may have been higher, but she was thrown into the deep end with little training and an ever-changing schedule.
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Managing this vast and ever-changing semi-public realm is "a challenge no other media system has ever had to face," says Caplan.
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Back in February, season 8 of Fortnite introduced a volcano to the game's ever-changing island, and now it's finally starting to erupt.
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Patient advocacy is one of the most important topics people of color ought to be discussing in this ever-changing, messy healthcare climate.
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It's the most accurate simulation ever produced of a total solar eclipse, showing the irregular and ever-changing shape of the moon's shadow.
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Today's marketplace requires that we anticipate and meet ever-changing consumer habits with new and innovative ways to engage them with our content.
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From bewitching lace tops to sky-high knit turtlenecks to chestnut corduroy pants, there's an option for all of our ever-changing aesthetics.
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But, the vehicles' ever-changing routes proved too much for transport agency Transport for London (TfL), which had to vet each new itinerary.
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But the ever-changing storyboard and notes seen in director Flip's office provide some intriguing hints into the genius mind behind its madness.
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For many, especially in the east, the general is the only one who can end fighting by myriad groups with ever-changing names.
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The report describes the region as an open-air market for smugglers, with ever-changing migration routes that adapt to supply and demand.
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At exactly 1:30PM ET on Saturday, a rocket launched from a mountain on the far west of the game's ever-changing map.
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Making apps scale across ever-changing display sizes and formats will be the most difficult challenge for any hardware maker to succeed with.
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The zoo gives these seasonal treats to the animals as a way to provide them with a complex, enriching and ever-changing environment.
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They must walk the financial high wire, jump through ever-changing regulatory hoops and juggle conflicting demands from environmental groups and numerous governments.
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It shouldn't be like, no matter what you look like, you have to be great — it's an ever-changing thing, it's an evolution.
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The classic pattern has managed to transcend boundaries in a world of ever-changing styles, and recently, celebs can't get enough of it.
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Every wrinkle, blemish, and freckle combine to tell a person's story — an interactive and ever-changing map of one's self unspooling over time.
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Take your own time to ground and connect with the Earth, basking in her ever-changing face and preparing for the journey ahead.
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Keep in mind that credit-card rewards may be fleeting and are ever-changing, said Matt Schulz, a senior industry analyst at CreditCards.com.
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The National Science Foundation and Office of Naval Research funded research that explored how honey bees efficiently collect nectar in ever-changing environments.
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I've accepted that my body is an ever changing organism, not a fixed entity- what goes up must come down and vice versa.
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But beyond simple curation, Bezar had an ever-changing home page, with new designers hosting a digital 'pop-up shop' every single day.
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"The Saudis ever changing story underscores the need for an independent and credible international investigation of what happened to Mr. Khashoggi," Reed added.
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The set-up was an odd one, featuring Amfo stood up speaking into a microphone against ever-changing backdrops, introducing performances and nominations.
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"The best thing about hair color is that it's only temporary," the actress told InStyle in 2017 of her ever-changing hair looks.
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Maddy joined her mother here just three months ago from Vacaville, CA. The ever-changing conditions inside their subdivision is unsettling for Maddy.
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It can be hard to keep up with Apple and its ever-changing update cycle, especially when it comes to the iPad family.
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Miller began to use his scratchy, cocksure voice differently, his raps growing more singsong, as a way of deciphering his ever-changing moods.
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Every successful organization has a succession plan that identifies emerging risks and cultivates new leadership that can evolve with an ever-changing landscape.
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Regulators and lawmakers need to be nimble in responding to patterns in consumer behavior and to ever-changing signals from the federal government.
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Since ASOS is online-only and they sell so many different brands, it makes it difficult to order for your ever-changing body.
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The 2200,22-square-foot gallery feels more like a museum than a shop, with an ever-changing display of odd and eclectic items.
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So while the official election day is August 28th, the balloting is now underway in a state that has an ever changing electorate.
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Smulders and her cofounders think personal style is very important, but don't believe in the transient, ever-changing nature of fashion these days.
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Desmond's varied illustrations combine watercolors, acrylic paint, pencil, crayon and printmaking techniques to create ever-changing moods and spectacular scenes of Arctic life.
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"It's an ever-changing landscape, but I think everyone is doing everything that they can to try to keep critical services," she said.
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M.L.S. has always had ever-changing, sometimes complicated rules about the number of foreign players permitted, in part to help boost American soccer.
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Coming from China, where the government maintains strict and ever-changing controls on information, Bytedance has weathered unique turbulence as it has grown.
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Anytime one of the greats swoops in to add some balance to the ever-changing world of rap is a cause for excitement.
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It's a nice little bit of news for creatives, many of whom are already struggling to adapt to an ever-changing online economy.
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"Broadway is New York intensified — the reflex of the Republic, — hustling, feverish, crowded, ever changing," the journalist Junius Henry Browne wrote in 1868.
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But it isn't so hard to conjure a vision of more equitable journeys where the food keeps pace with the ever-changing scenery.
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"The ecosystem for tracking is vast and ever-changing, so it is incredibly difficult to truly avoid being tracked online," per the study.
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If there&aposs one constant in this ever-changing world, it&aposs that innovators are constantly imagining how things can be made better.
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People are complex, and the world ever-changing; thus it is hard to be confident that a relationship between two variables will endure.
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According to the actress, her ever-changing style is just one of the reasons why people often think she's younger than she is.
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Fortunately, what emerges is solidly executed, with a good, ever-changing cast, kicking off with Sharon Stone as successful children's author Olivia Lake.
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Inside is a soundproof space where more than 214,215 LED lights bathe the interior in ever-changing color as soothing background music plays.
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Since then, we have heard about different dates, conditions, and ever changing schedules, but today we appear no closer to a fair hearing.
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Security staff members regularly yell profanity at the visitors and threaten them regarding compliance with rules that are often unclear or ever changing.
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I define financial planning as continually preparing how to use limited resources to fund ever-changing goals in the face of unrelenting uncertainty.
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The problem, officials and analysts say, is that like with most elements of his agenda, Trump's views on foreign policy are ever-changing.
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The wireless analyst Hunn says one of the biggest challenges is that hearables will need to keep up with an ever-changing market.
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The production seeks its own freedom through form by asking the audience to accept many points of view told through ever-changing genres.
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Garcia Swisher credits the store — beloved by budget-conscious decorators and celebrities alike — and its ever-changing selection of products with motivating her makeover.
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Still, this sort of hire would make perfect sense if you're constructing a robot designed to navigate an ever-changing environment like a home.
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Trying to keep up with ever-changing fashions is one of the most insidious elements of lifestyle inflation because styles change every few months.
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The permanence of the tree as witness in Martínez Celaya's paintings is countered by the ever-changing boy — both primary signifiers in his work.
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The incident also came as Twitter grapples with overall criticism of its handling of account suspensions, user abuse and ever-changing terms of service.
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Without an unwavering entrenched establishment providing bureaucratic stability, our democratic system would cease to function in the ever-changing winds of temporal political shifts.
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Nickel's ever-changing raw materials supply chain is now overshadowed by the prospects for stronger-than-expected demand growth from the stainless steel sector.
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We have made good progress to implement new process and ways of working to remain efficient and relevant in the ever-changing business environment.
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Extra Virgin Olive Oil: OddFellows Ice Cream; Brooklyn, New York OddFellows Ice Cream has an impressive array of flavors on its ever-changing menu.
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In this ever-changing work landscape, acquiring new skills is more important than ever – especially as the threat of automation hangs over certain industries.
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Although Facebook refuses to take a stance on left or the right, it's determined to define its role in an ever-changing political landscape.
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Most of us think "perfect" memory means never forgetting, but maybe forgetting actually helps us navigate a world that is random and ever-changing.
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A few weeks later, Pompeo celebrated his first anniversary as Trump's Secretary of State, hardly an assured accomplishment in the President's ever-changing Cabinet.
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Here are some of the biggest lessons I learned there and how they may help the brands of today navigate this ever-changing landscape.
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CES took a backseat as the big tech stories for the week continued to focus on things like the ever-changing price of Bitcoin.
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Calling Trump's views "ever-changing," Bush said the GOP nominee is beginning to sound like a typical "politician," a label that Trump vehemently loathes.
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Let's face it: Keeping up with the brutal, ever-changing game of thrones is much more difficult than staying in step with the Kardashians.
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After all, the development landscape is ever-changing, and there's no guarantee that your specialty will be as vital several months down the road.
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There is an enormous and ever-changing number of strains out there, and they're all going to have a slightly different effect on everyone.
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Kylie Jenner and her ever-changing carousel of hair color aside, we hate to break it to everyone, but Tori Spelling did it first.
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Some JunoCam participants are also creating valuable products for the mission team, including high-quality annotations of Jupiter's tempestuous and ever-changing weather systems.
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I used to think that growing was a short period of time and then you're an adult, but it's such an ever-changing thing.
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They withhold information from players; take place in complex, ever-changing environments; and require the sort of strategic thinking that can't be easily simulated.
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Of course, it's hardly a secret that new and small businesses pay a heavy price to comply with ever-changing government rules and regulations.
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Though the Doctor is ever-changing (the character regenerates at regular intervals) each iteration boasts another white, mostly upper class, largely condescending, British man.
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"The decisions being announced today reflect the realities of our business and the need to adapt an ever-changing media environment," the memo continued.
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This is the most fickle of layers, since it's buoyed by people's ever-changing belief in bitcoin's future instead of their own monetary investment.
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But Trump, who kept close counsel with his adult children and a small but ever-changing inner-circle of advisers, had none of that.
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For now, SideOneDummy is at a turning point as its owners reassess their business plan to navigate the fickle and ever-changing music industry.
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But there's one truth I know, that has always and will always hold in the face of an ever-changing world: farts are funny.
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"To this day, I am still working to feel comfortable in my ever changing body," she captioned a throwback photo on Instagram Oct. 6.
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Rudy Giuliani's appointment to President Donald Trump's ever-changing legal team in the special counsel's probe couldn't have come at a more intriguing time.
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Maybe being in a relationship means you never have "nothing to wear," or maybe being single means that your style can be ever-changing.
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Bluebeard, a James Beard Award semifinalist, is one of the best in town, with an ever-changing menu of locally sourced New American cuisine.
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Each artist captured a moment in time in an ever-changing city, a distillation of an era and a culture in a single image.
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So did an ever-changing hairstyle in which Lin, at various points in the season, tried out a Mohawk, side parts and a ponytail.
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From Queen Victoria's ever-changing wardrobe, to Queen Elizabeth II's classic color-block suits, every royal figure has a trademark that makes them unique.
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Greg Ugalde, chairman of the National Association of Home Builders, said his group is focused on creating affordable housing in an ever-changing market.
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In a way, the character's ever-changing and sometimes questionable fashion looks seemed to represent his headspace and the hectic events in his life.
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Future versions of Immuta will take into account the ever-changing policy and regulatory landscape and offer new features for further automating data governance.
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Its story revolves around the struggle to find the self while living in an ever-changing cityscape mapped onto the inside of a sphere.
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Jeremiah Moss has been chronicling the ever-changing face of New York City for the past ten years on his blog, Vanishing New York.
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And it's not that people are stupid; it's that sussing out what, exactly, counts as a "GMO" is a complex and ever-changing process.
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There's also a big site full of best-practices for gamers who want to grow their audience amidst Facebook's ever-changing News Feed algorithm.
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Advertising A 111-year-old company has turned to a 5,000-year-old medium to assert its relevance in an ever-changing workplace culture.
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Ben Carson, with his ever-changing explanations for ordering a $31,000 dining set, cuts a comical figure as secretary of housing and urban development.
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This is an ever-changing subject, caught in legislative and judicial limbo: a policy mandated in one president's term and threatened in the next.
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And then there are a handful of local labels inspired not by down-home hospitality but the region itself: hardscrabble, indefatigable and ever-changing.
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In an ever-changing world, here is some inspiration to travel the world and some ways to plan for the unknown while you do.
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Ever-changing rules, low reward-flight availability, and depreciating or disappearing flight charts can make it tricky to get the most of these programs.
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The intricate patterns on Jupiter's surface are real and show the turbulent, ever-changing surface of Jupiter's atmosphere, marbled with multi-layered cloud systems.
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With her electric dresses, chunky jewelry and oversize, Elton John-esque sunglasses, Ms. Russo was a familiar sight in the neighborhood's ever-changing landscape.
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"In the ever-changing retail landscape, the Ivanka Trump brand is committed to engaging with the customers directly," Trump's company said in a statement.
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With his friend Nele and an ever-changing crew of poets and acrobats, he enjoys the freedom of people who belong to no place.
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In that span of time, carmakers have come and gone, technologies have emerged and fizzled, and companies have pivoted with ever-changing customer demands.
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In today's global economy, our farmers and ranchers are facing many obstacles – from international trade and market access to ever-changing technologies and regulations.
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Going forward, we must look to leverage emerging technologies and install a regulatory structure that is prepared for the ever-changing landscape of innovation.
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Natural gas vehicles (NGVs) have long been the choice of fleet managers interested in escaping the volatility of ever-changing gasoline and diesel prices.
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The technological micromoment has become a constant pitfall for authors as our emotional life migrates to platforms with ever-changing protocols and social rites.
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Each burst of light is a delightful reminder of the ever-changing nature of our experience and is a new opportunity to practice mindfulness.
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"Front end rates will fluctuate along with the ever changing liquidity situation," said Frances Cheung, head of Asia macro strategy at Westpac in Singapore.
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The unpredictable power of ever-changing atmospheric phenomena is punctuated solely by very short parenthesis of anthropic landscape for pure nourishment: Supermarkets, for example.
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Teaching one robot to learn to do a multitude of tasks, and adapt to an ever-changing number of variables, is a much better approach.
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But despite the ever-changing fashion industry, the short sleeve black T-shirt always remains constant — that's why they call it a staple, ya know.
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Alec Baldwin has returned, once again, to Saturday Night Live as President Donald Trump, this time to discuss gun control and his ever-changing administration.
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By returning to the same motif and rendering what she is looking at — the ever-changing leaves — she marks time without calling attention to it.
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Often, wood is the main element I use due to its organic and ever changing quality, and the main one I chose for this project.
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On top of all of this, there are still the ever-changing details of a city street: the rushing crowds, the construction zones, the weather.
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In 1955, influential physicist John Wheeler proposed that, at the quantum level, spacetime is not constant but "foamy," made up of ever-changing tiny bubbles.
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On Wednesday, in a now clearly ill-advised move, Snapchat updated its ever-changing run of in-app effects to include a Bob Marley filter.
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Khloé's been a blonde for over five years, Kendall went blonde on the Balmain runway and Kylie always tricks us with her ever-changing wigs.
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An ever-changing "mosaic" of features—some more common in females, others more common in males, some common in both—guides both men and women.
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MacFarlane in classic rationalist fashion said he thinks astrology is "a bunch of bullshit," pointing to the fact that the stars are ever changing positions.
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The project's name derives from the word "kinetic," referring to the their movement as they reconfigure into different patterns, keeping the clothing designs ever changing.
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Traditionally determined by Google's ever-changing algorithms, what appears in the top results of a Google search has long been a frustration for some people.
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IEX says this allows it to update ever-changing prices before some faster, predatory traders can act on stale data and front-run other participants.
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These images are used to create an ever-changing map of Jupiter's cloud tops, which serves as a basis for identifying and discussing interesting features.
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"For those kinds of situations, you need robots that can actually think for themselves — robots that can deal with an ever-changing world," Marcus says.
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This is an extraordinary moment in the life of America's constitution which, though written down, has meanings that the justices find to be ever-changing.
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In the interview, Styles and Chalamet discuss the ever-changing role of celebrity and activism, in an era where politics and art runs in tandem.
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The Neoverse chips themselves have also been optimized for the ever-changing data patterns and scalability requirements that come with powering a modern internet infrastructure.
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In addition to this ever-changing trend element, the Apple and Hermès partnership is smart as it legitimizes the Apple Watch as a fashion accessory.
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In an age of ever-changing culture and technology, it feels like we're losing touch with Gossip Girl as it gets more and more outdated.
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VICE: As someone who played an instrumental role in making big-budget Hollywood films, you found yourself working in an ever-changing set of circumstances.
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This lends to an ever-changing front row, as we've seen bloggers and editors nestle into their seats alongside the industry's most stylish A-listers.
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Families should have more ways to use their own savings to help their children find quality educational opportunities and prepare for ever-changing workforce needs.
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Thanks to the ever-changing trends in today's food-driven culture, we know how fast something can go from ordinary to hip and vice-versa.
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This book is reassuring and respectful, and the art is terrific, with an ever-changing array of painted teacups as we go through the pages.
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To be fair, there are other important features in that row that now share real estate with a smorgasbord of ever-changing Touch Bar options.
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With ever-changing themes about different universes and all sorts of official, exclusive collectibles waiting in each box, Loot Crate is, in a word, awesome.
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But what if we took a step back from chasing these ever-changing "necessities" and looked for standout pieces that can be worn year-round?
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By making companies compete on equal footing for supplies and customers, markets efficiently align incentives and force companies to adapt to ever-changing market conditions.
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Lexicographers for Collins create an annual list of new and notable words that reflect ever-changing culture and the preoccupations of those who experience it.
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Until we see these two reforms, millions of land and business owners will have to continue dealing with ever-changing rules generated by political winds.
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One bright spot was Mondelez's North America sales, which rose 1.6 percent, even as the company battles brutal competition and faces ever-changing consumer tastes.
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He's only earned wins in 62 of those games, remarkably, as the Mariners' offense and ever-changing bullpen has let him down all too often.
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"With an ever-changing landscape for pensions and savings these figures demonstrate the virtue and strength of SJP's face-to-face advice offering," he said.
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You make my world a more beautiful safe and stable place… in the midst of our ever-changing, ever moving life… te amo Macho. pic.twitter.
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I complained recently that I didn't care about scooter startups, because I couldn't imagine cities ever changing in a way which made scooters really work.
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To truly understand the cuisine of a culture, one needs to understand the history of its populations and their interactions with their ever-changing surroundings.
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In the past, he's focused on the ever-changing shape of his home city in the face of an out-of-control real estate market.
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Mayor George Fosdick described his town as "ever-changing, yet eternally the same," and said commercial development east of the turnpike keeps things that way.
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For Lenin, "morality was not to be based on 'idealistic' standards of inner feelings, but on the ever-changing dictates of revolutionary expediency," Billington writes.
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One of the biggest pleasures of this trip was listening to music while ever changing landscapes were flying by on both sides of the car.
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Just as she did at home, Sara wanted customers to be able to tweak formulas to address their ever-changing skin needs: Need more hydration?
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Netflix says the new feature was inspired by its popular "Now on Netflix" newsletters which help subscribers keep up with the ever-changing content slate.
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Workplace culture is ever changing, Barnett said, which is why he works with his team to keep track of how employees feel about their jobs.
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Graphic design involves responding to trends, catering to people's ever-changing tastes, and pulling from the human experience — things that robots can't do perfectly (yet).
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The small, rotating wine list highlights organic Catalan producers, and the ever-changing food menu is sourced mostly with local ingredients, particularly vegetables and grains.
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Mr. Coulombe prided himself on paying his employees well and on an ever-changing display, one of the things that set him apart from supermarkets.
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But it is those ever-changing components of Christmas variety that might be to its detriment as far as integrating itself into America's collective memory.
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Some installments are more memorable than others, some writers more capable, and because it's ever changing by design, what endures are the words Modern Love.
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Our president, as you know, has ever-changing personas, ranging from statesmanlike Reader-of-Speeches to Nearly Unhinged Trump, a version frequently seen on Twitter.
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And in New York, thousands of Catholics take part in the marches, each one giving a glimpse into a neighborhood's past and ever-changing present.
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Happier Camper has created Adaptiv, a "modular system" that allows van owners to create an ever-changing, customizable interior for their tiny homes on wheels.
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With the ever-changing face of America growing more diverse each day, it is only right that content providers reflect that diversity in their hiring.
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If city governments had a block-by-block understanding of their city's own ever changing air quality, how might it impact the decisions they make?
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The ACV's significant protective assets make it resilient to direct attacks and allow it to operate with degraded mobility in an ever-changing battle environment.
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Just like the store, the website is full of a curated, ever-changing selection of brands shoppers love, all at its beloved lower price points.
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Traditional teaching via a textbook and testing does not engage the student of today with the tools they need to understand the ever-changing world.
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In 1965, scientists launched a data-based, mathematical representation of Earth's magnetic field in order to better keep track of the pole's ever-changing home.
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Carved by ancient volcanic activity and peppered by ever-changing, kaleidoscopic natural beauty, Yellowstone, the world's oldest national park, is monitored extremely closely by scientists.
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Children are ever-changing beings, but when it comes to money and materialism, too many parents think that their older offspring are not malleable at all.
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That's the job of software and an ever-changing user interface, and it's what Chris Novak, Microsoft's head of Xbox design, spends his days thinking about.
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Nicki is a trailblazer through and through, known for her signature (and ever-changing) style and her messages about female empowerment and owning your own sexuality.
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He's got both the experience and vision necessary to navigate this ever-changing business, and he's sure to share some great insight with us come December.
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But mainly this goes to show science at its very core: It's an ever-changing story where evidence and debate take us closer to the truth.
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Above, see how the self-proclaimed maximalist tastefully pulls in mixed patterns, hacks an ever-changing gallery wall, and gives her kids room to decorate, too.
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And you can't walk into a grocery store without passing a card table stacked high with cookies sold by an ever-changing assortment of Girl Scouts.
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But mostly, Fortnite is known for its ever-changing updates, so it would be a creative twist to turn an intentional outage into a plot point.
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N.F.L. Roundup The Giants and Tom Coughlin continued to be in the middle of a churning and ever-changing coaching interview merry-go-round on Monday.
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TechCrunch created TC Sessions: Mobility to explore new ideas and startups, dig into the tech and highlight the people driving change in this ever-changing industry.
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At the Gridiron dinner earlier this month, President Trump seemed to joke about rumors of trouble in his marriage as well as his ever-changing administration.
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Instead, it's a tepid step forward into the next phase of West's ever-changing musical career — less a full-fledged reinvention and more of a reintroduction.
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We live in the age of chameleon-like celebrity beauty (think: Katy Perry's ever-changing red carpet looks or Kylie Jenner's rotating door of hair colors).
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It may sound simple, but the rules are ever-changing (do the challenges really mean anything?), and viewers can vote on who stays and who goes.
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There are some subjects on my ever-changing list that I want to get to before leaving, and a few that I will want to revisit.
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But while it's not new, it is a persistent, and ever-changing situation that the military has to contend with as some apps grow in popularity.
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"It's a lot..." Those were the 18-year-old's sentiments when we sat down to talk about the ever-changing beauty standards in the digital age.
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Odin may be the god of knowledge and wisdom, but he can't quite see that the swirl of cultures make up this country's ever-changing face.
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Even that laundry list of horrible developments for the White House leaves things out -- most notably the ever-changing stories of why Trump actually fired Comey.
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"In order to ensure we are a regulator that continues to serve the public interest, we need to adapt to the ever-changing environment," Bailey said.
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RELATED: The ever-changing Russia stories of the two Donald Trumps CNN has not verified the Times report, and we'll see if a Version 3 emerges.
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Known for its ever-changing runway fashions and unique sense of style, the brand has skyrocketed to the top of the fashion world's most-wanted list.
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Its forecasting software tracks airlines' ever-changing ticket prices in order to predict prices and alert you when it's the best time to buy a ticket.
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Meandering through the story of an ever-changing self, these selfies question ideas of grandeur, of being an icon, and our relationship to our constructed environments.
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The star's atmosphere is dynamic, with magnetic fields breaking and reforming miles above the star, giving the SDO an ever-changing image of the star's look.
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No matter how you feel about the ever-changing neighborhood of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, it's hard to deny that one of its best traits is the food.
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Darlene Zoller's choreography offers ever-changing rotating crosses and many circles and squares, refreshing looks for "Chorus Line" and a smart choice for these particular dancers.
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It whirrs and clicks for a minute before the beat arrives, and then some broken chords, which are precisely layered to create an ever-changing cadence.
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In Israel, ordinary citizens, security officials and experts feel they have seen it all and say they have adapted to a perennial, if ever-changing, threat.
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Those who aim to suppress the enumeration of immigrants and minorities in the census are clinging by the threads of power in an ever-changing nation.
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Every day, it feels like fashion keeps moving faster and faster — to adopt trends quicker, to keep up with demand, and to satiate ever-changing tastes.
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As the world we face is increasingly uncertain, the situations we face are ever changing and our ability to predict based on the past fails us.
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"Plank is known to be a very passionate, aggressive, and innovative entrepreneur — all attributes that will be required to navigate the dynamic, ever-changing athletic landscape."
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Teenage girl trends can be an ever-changing hellscape — Juuls, Tide Pods, Converse (but only the white ones), and saying LOL (ironically) to name a few.
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They have exchanged their routine lives as lawyers, engineering majors, radio broadcasters and merchants for one of ever-changing safe houses, encrypted messaging apps and pseudonyms.
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The poets have come not only to practice a tradition born of work and regional identity, but to expand the idea of this ever-changing place.
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My experience on The Bachelorette didn't yield the result I had hoped, but it did begin to paint a picture for me that is ever-changing.
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And through it all, A Better Balance is here to help women and families wade through the confusion, the uncertainty, and the ever-changing legal landscape.
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The two have history as former judges on "Project Runway," and also through the bonds that come with lasting careers in the ever-changing fashion industry.
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And although the details are different, the current situation is a reminder of the complicated balancing act the government must strike in regulating ever-changing companies.
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Honestly, this part is only important because Chris' ever-changing chyron now reads "Not Gerard Butler" where it would normally say what shows he's been on.
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From the oil industry's perspective, a federal approach is easier to deal with and creates more certainty than an ever-changing landscape of state-based taxes.
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In that work, a pulsating, flickering circle with ever-changing colors is set against a throbbing backdrop of snowy, colorized static and whirring, repetitive clattering noise.
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"We are constantly looking for new partners and innovations that will appeal to our customers and their ever-changing lifestyles," said Hy-Vee CEO Randy Edeker.
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On Tuesday, Marshalls announced that its new website will have an "ever-changing, fresh mix of merchandise" that mimics its famous in-store treasure hunt experience.
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Since then, American workers proved more than capable of adapting to an ever-changing international economic system, with average worker productivity going up consistently and dramatically.
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The ever-changing landscape of this heinous industry makes it extremely difficult to combat, mostly because there is still so much we don't know about it.
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A vivacious and sometimes imposing figure, she became a constant in the ever-changing art world, continuing over decades to show the work of younger artists.
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Beauty, for Beaton, is a dynamic ever-changing entity, a force so intent on expressing itself that it defies the established norms of expression and anonymity.
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Of course, you'll also learn all about the ever-changing world of SEO, how to perform keyword research, and the importance of high-quality email marketing.
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He popularized the use of chroma key — better known as green screen — which allowed him to speak against a backdrop of ever-changing maps and images.
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Warner Bros' marketing has focused on Injustice 2's beefed-up multiplayer and new Multiverse mode—a ever-changing ladder of unique challenges and modified gameplay.
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Flora hardly says a word (same for Giacometti, played by Jules Armana) but the intense, ever-changing thoughts and emotions playing over her face speak volumes.
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The Move To Stores IRL Still, Preysman knows that hotly anticipated product drops are only one part of the Everlane experience in an ever-changing retail landscape.
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In today's ever-changing world, it's easy to lose track of the important stuff, like the fact that international events are threatening to plunge us into disaster.
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"Cyber threats to the bulk power system are ever changing, and they are a matter that commands constant vigilance," FERC Chairman Kevin McIntyre said in a statement.
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Ever-changing satellites Although basic at first, weather satellites have been pivotal in keeping an eye on our weather since 1960, with the launch of Tiros-1.
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It quickly has become a landmark not only because of its height but also because of the ever-changing light display at the top of the building.
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"You make my world a more beautiful safe and stable place … in the midst of our ever-changing, ever-moving life," added the World of Dance judge.
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In the ever-changing world of celebrity beauty, it's not every day you find a star who's been loyal to a signature look for over a decade.
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Intelligent without conceit, funny without focusing on funny people, and with an ever-changing aesthetic identity, it really is a magazine at the vanguard of print culture.
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Many attendees weren't surprised about the ever-changing details or the lack of planning, since they had been following along through her Stories, and had low expectations.
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But while even the smartest, most sophisticated software can perform specific tasks with extraordinary proficiency, machines are still terrible at maneuvering dynamic environments with ever-changing variables.
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Cecily Strong hosted red carpet interviews in the sketch, with the help of an ever-changing lineup of male co-hosts who are each replaced for misconduct.
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"[As a smaller creator], you're really in a place where you're at the whim of the ever-changing algorithm or a random support email address," he says.
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But again, this isn't exceptional: It is nearly impossible to meet the nebulous, ever-changing standards of female presentation while also appealing to every individual person's taste.
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He's an educated-yet-underemployed white guy just trying to survive another day in an expensive, ever-changing multicultural metropolis that seems to be leaving him behind.
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As though we are all peering through the same kaleidoscope, searching for the light on the other side yet becoming distracted by ever-changing conditions and threats.
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However, the world of self-published romance ebooks generates a lot of seemingly inexplicable behaviors, all incentivized by the ever-changing and opaque algorithms of Amazon Kindle.
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Lizzie Widdicomb, writing in The New Yorker roughly a year ago, laid out a beautiful history of the ever-changing conundrum that is living for the city.
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Ferrera plays a role in the new series — which follows seven main characters as they navigate the ever-changing neighborhood — as well as acts as executive producer.
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That said, we understand, given the ever-changing nature of digital technology, that we must continue to work to build on these critical protections of civil rights.
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As these laws continue to expand and evolve, the ever-changing regulatory landscape makes it difficult for organizations to determine which requirements will ultimately apply to them.
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Kanye West's living, breathing, ever-changing seventh album, "The Life of Pablo," which was released in a wonderfully unpredictable manner this year, is coming to arena stages.
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In fact, it turns out that one of the last surviving Stark children's ever-changing 'dos has much more significance than just looking good during battle scenes.
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"The ever-changing conditions mean that sometimes what you have planned doesn't always occur or happen in the way which you would like it to," she says.
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"One of the great things about Minnesota's new stadium is that it's enclosed so the ever-changing weather is one less thing to worry about," she said.
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All her rock-climbing team and game-design club awards were lined up their cases, and the walls showed endless, ever-changing vistas of rocks and space.
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However, as you write your own Walden in the game, you discover how his famed book evolved through looking deeply at the ever-changing subtleties of nature.
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The San Francisco-based artist has been an indie stalwart for over a decade, crafting folk-pop and morphing with the ever-changing dynamic of the genre.
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To really navigate the store expertly requires a working knowledge of an ever-changing landscape — being able to tell your Pinnacle 4s from your Oreo 4s helps.
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Soft Robotics declined to comment on its work with Amazon but said it has handled a wide and ever-changing variety of products for multiple large retailers.
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The paper serves as a mirror to an ever-changing city, said Jonathan Soffer, a New York University history professor organizing the digitization of The City Record.
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The reality is that the average death rate is variable and ever changing, and it won't get packaged into a reliable global average until the pandemic subsides.
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Anna seemed happiest in the places she had created, her spacious art studio and the ever-changing landscape around the old Vermont house she had enthusiastically restored.
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The Baseball Writers' Association of America has presented awards for decades, and despite an ever-changing media landscape, those honors have retained their prominence within the sport.
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Rosen said there needs to be a shift in thinking that begins with making sure that workers are adapting to the ever-changing conditions in the industry.
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Her department's Federal Student Aid office is battered by "the ever-changing political whims of Washington," she said, and "cannot fulfill its mission" in its current form.
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But an ever-changing job market and predictions of job-stealing robots make it hard to predict what positions will still be in demand in the future.
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Concerns of silencing civil society The company's announcement shows just how fraught policing the site has become in areas where political divisions are complex and ever-changing.
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We must invest heavily in research just to catch up — to discover the new and ever-changing ways in which bacteria resist antibiotics and become more virulent.
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What draws me back to this shop and showroom, though, is its ever-changing assortment of ties, scarves, shawls and pocket squares, all milled especially for them.
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She remained a constant in the ever-changing art world and now operates two gallery locations — one on the Upper East Side and the other in Chelsea.
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"Fundamental rights" are a broad and ever-changing category, but the rights to privacy, free speech, and freedom of religion are a few of the categories protected.
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We're aware of these ongoing and ever-changing attempts to take advantage of consumers across the wireless industry and we'll keep fighting to ensure our customer's safety.
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The feature, like others that Hopper has developed, relies on data it collects by continually analyzing ever-changing flight prices across airlines, then translating that into actionable data.
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Here's what Thunder Lotus has to say about the story: You play Eshe, a wanderer in a ruined world, trapped in ever-changing caverns teeming with eldritch horrors.
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From Barbie dolls and baby showers to modern-day millennials and Janelle Monáe videos, the color pink has long had a fan base that's diverse and ever-changing.
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Apple has attempted to position itself as an antidote for a media industry consistently burned by tech companies like Facebook and their ever-changing algorithms for surfacing news.
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I'm also writing a book about Starbucks social impact work and our efforts to redefine the role and responsibility of a public company in an ever-changing society.
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My studio view overlooks the brightly colored fishing sheds, seafood plant, and the ever-changing atmosphere and environs of the Bay of Fundy and the world's highest tides.
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If not for that ever-changing, unpredictable treatment plan, you might think Vreeland has a dream life for a 29-year-old woman living in New York City.
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For years, publishers have languished over an ever-changing News Feed algorithm, which has made a media outlet win in traffic one week and deeply crash the next.
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As dmexco comes to an end, attendees are leaving with new insights and ideas around the digiconomy and how to stay innovative in the ever changing tech landscape.
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By the end of the course, you'll have new contacts, new skills, and new strategies for keeping up with the ever-changing world of digital and viral marketing.
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Instead, this forward-looking recommendation will better prepare respiratory therapists to meet clinical demands in an ever-changing health care system and to be recognized for their expertise.
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In today's ever-changing retail landscape, ASOS is the latest company to introduce new digital features that will make it easier than ever to shop its expansive selection.
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When there is no specific law protecting us from being recorded or watched, cases fall to something called "reasonable expectation," which is a nebulous and ever changing standard.
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The "provisions" are the small plates, which can be chosen at random from the ever-changing dishes on the roving carts to blanket the table as quail accompaniments.
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The trouble with mapping relationships between two volatile data sets in an ever-changing world is that the relationship is itself highly volatile, as can be seen above.
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Watch as a select group of CES attendees share their key insights on how to remain a Living Business by keeping up with the ever-changing tech landscape.
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No, colette hasn't fallen prey to the ever-changing retail landscape — it gracefully bowed out of a game in which it's no longer interested in being a part.
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The site is the creation of coder Kristijan Ristovski, who said he was "annoyed" by having to keep up with the ever changing list of Google Now commands.
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While ever-changing, they might include dishes like shrimp beignets with kimchi and muscatel grapes, monkfish liver with sweet tomato and miso soup and suckling pig with pineapple.
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I think it's almost impossible to avoid that when you live in a place like London, or if you live in a city that's ever-changing and gentrifying.
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Startups are increasingly engaging with the sharing and collaborative economy, meaning that they're opting for coworking spaces and shorter-term leases to accommodate their ever-changing business models.
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Confessionalism should be replaced by a new secular constitution, perhaps modeled on the U.S. Constitution that has proved resilient to an ever-changing world — see the Federalist Papers.
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It's a big win in the ever-changing media landscape, as Silicon Valley giants like Amazon, Facebook and Alphabet-owned YouTube build out studios and compete for viewers.
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Internet culture is ever-changing and constantly evolving, with new memes, trends, and platforms emerging and falling out of favor so quickly it can make your head spin.
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Plus denim jackets come in so many silhouettes, washes, and with ever-changing details that the item's been able to withstand pretty much anything fashion throws at it.
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While the edgiest digital works have yet to convince commercial galleries, perhaps the stage, with the possibility for an ever-changing, immersive environment, is really where they belong.
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"Of course, it's an ever-changing situation and each studio will have to make their own decisions based on what's best for their films, their employees and audiences."
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With an ever-changing global health situation and the simultaneous economic strain, many people with an emergency fund might find themselves dipping into it for the first time.
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As tweens drift away from adults, they find themselves in the thorny world of friendship, with its ever-changing loyalties, mysterious codes of conduct, and complicated social structure.
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His grid drawings, despite the relentless logic of their recombined patterns, are a source of sheer elation, a radiant, ever-changing pattern of horizontal, vertical, and diagonal lines.
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They cannot look up new government data about beef prices or soybean yields to make decisions about planting and selling their goods in an ever-changing global market.
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In 1988 she founded the Bachanalia Festival, at which Ms. Beilina, the artistic director, and an ever-changing group of musicians played music by Bach and other composers.
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We don't know which human variations will be advantages and which will be disadvantages in the long arc of our struggle to prevail in an ever-changing environment.
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When they finally sleep together, this accumulated observation boils over into a wash of erotic impressions of both Soren's body and the ever-changing shape of Roxana's pleasure.
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But we can calm our friends' fears and help them think through the ever-changing dos and don'ts of appropriate behavior in the new world of the coronavirus.
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Ties Eating wild food is part of our family life, but our kids also value fitting in and being liked in the ever-changing adolescent theater of normalcy.
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That buying an ephemeral, ever-changing work with no receipt is less problematic now than it was 10 years ago may reflect more than the artist's increased stature.
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Just think: when you look at a stock chart, it represents all of the past buy and sell decisions of investors in the face of ever-changing information.
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The probability that a recession will come soon — or be severe when it does — depends in part on the state of ever-changing popular narratives about the economy.
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Edelman looks for cultural fit and diversityConsidering Edelman's ever-changing and growing lineup of clients, the company often hires with an eye on potential rather than specific skillsets.
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To wander through its stalls is to encounter an ever-changing feast for the senses, featuring, among other entries, an Iberian charcuterie, vegan bakeries and seventh-generation fishmongers.
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While I struggle with the originalist philosophy in the face of an ever-changing world, I think of Judge Gorsuch as the lesser of many other potential evils.
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Adulthood is a weird, ever-changing state and so Tuca & Bertie leans in to that weirdness to expose the harsh truths that lie underneath every life's wacky veneer.
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Despite any challenges facing her company and the industry at large, alongside the ever-changing consumer and digital world, Beckham said she's still passionate about what she does.
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But the job of strengthening the bank is not over, Chairman Mark Tucker said Wednesday, as the ever-changing global environment calls for a more agile business strategy.
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And companies' long, dense, and ever-changing privacy policies give little insight for regular people about when this is happening and what exactly is happening with your data.
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There's no sign, because of course there isn't, and the entrance is a hidden door on the ever-changing mural adorning the wooden building across from Big Star.
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Often linking aggressive hardcore beats, trance patterns, Caribbean rhythms, and pop hits in a challenging, ever-changing mixture, Toxe proved herself a master at this brave new sound.
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And best of all is the special silver light of winter; the dramatic and ever-changing sky; the deepening colors of the rivers; cardinals etched against the snow.
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"I feel so motivated by new opportunities created by the streaming world and the ever changing landscape of our industry," she wrote in a statement at the time.
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With its ever-changing but consistently garish animated header, Belong seems to deliver a tongue-in-cheek homage to the aforementioned vaporwave movement as well as to Brutalism.
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The products, packaged as Spice, K2, or a hundred other names, contain an unregulated and ever-changing cocktail of chemicals that can lead to widely different experiences for users.
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At the school's purpose built Outdoor Learning Area and Sensory Garden children have the chance to explore and develop their knowledge and understanding of the ever-changing natural environment.
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While at NYU, she took courses on the American music industry, production courses, and entertainment law courses which informed her desire to cover the lucrative and ever-changing industry.
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Now, iOS can predict emojis based on words, replace a bunch of words with emojis in the Messages app, and adapt to the ever-changing languages around the world.
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To stay ahead in this ever-changing ecosystem, it's imperative for app companies and service providers to keep these trends in mind when planning the future of their business.
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Taking this title as their starting point, the curators will approach the ever-changing nature of an ecosystem to explore how this is reflected in artistic and institutional practice.
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"Because of the ever changing return policy, the long processing time, and the lack of communication from the company, I will probably not return anything to them," she said.
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"I feel the same way about that, too" West told BuzzFeed that he understands his student's confusion when it comes to navigating the ever-changing dating environment of 2017.
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The critically admired comedy follows the travails of the deeply flawed geniuses at Pied Piper, a technology company that built its ever-changing fortunes on a unique compression algorithm.
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And if Clinton fails to win the nomination, the media's embrace of certain polls among an ever-changing riot of them will have played at least some small role.
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As many brick-and-mortar retailers continue to feel the pain from ever-changing consumer trends, one name could be a screaming buy heading into the fall: J.C. Penney.
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New players have to reckon not only with the challenging free-for-all gameplay featuring 100 players, but an ever-changing landscape steeped in a surprising amount of history.
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VICE Sports: It's been kind of amazing in this ever-changing world to see somebody start a career with one team and finish that career with the same team.
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That's going to make it difficult to challenge, especially by any U.S.-based company, given overall relations between the two countries and the ever-changing regulatory environment in China.
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As Google and Amazon have demonstrated, digital assistants need to constantly be updated in the background in order to keep up with the ever-changing demands of its users.
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This focus on innovation is critical in that it allows programs to improve and adapt in order to adjust to ever-changing teen culture and to meet grantees' needs.
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How do we build a broader constituency that appeals to an ever-changing electorate less wedded to party politics and more interested in their economic future and good governance?
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To sort them, the company uses around 200 ever-changing factors — analyzing a user's words, matching their search, ranking useful pages, and considering context before returning the best results.
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However, the trouble with mapping relationships between two volatile data sets in an ever-changing world is that the relationship is itself highly volatile, as can be seen above.
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A man is chased through an ever-changing world by the titular character of "Diamond Wizard," the new music video from animator and director Steven Menegozzi for rapper, Beans.
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"Well you learn, isn't it, over the years," responded Verstappen when complemented by former-racer-turned-commentator Martin Brundle for his poise in a race of ever-changing fortunes.
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Market pros cite a whipsaw market this year, where investor cash is chasing stocks that either have been beaten down or will benefit from the ever-changing economic winds.
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After World War II, Fassbinder was brought up in Munich by an ever-changing group of adults who lived in a house in which he enjoyed almost unlimited freedom.
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For Fiat Chrysler, it would finally cement former CEO Sergio Marchionne's vision of creating a global automaker with the resources to successfully compete in the ever-changing auto industry.
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At Gjelina, his Los Angeles restaurant with a large, ever-changing menu, "We're constantly appropriating elements from dishes we've done in the past to create new combinations," he said.
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To overcome the inevitable challenges of an ever-changing world, we need to encourage technological advancements rather than subject Americans to more regulations, higher taxes and excessive government control.
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Moving forward, Charles stated that the history and quality of the Faber-Castell brand would stand it in good stead, despite the ever changing world we now live in.
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Adding more stress to the job of content moderation is the sheer amount of content posted to Facebook, as well as Facebook's unclear, ever-changing set of moderation guidelines.
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But in my head, I just had to find the one fix (which, by the way, was an ever-changing, made-up idea I had created in my mind).
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But that strategy shake-up requires YouTubers—already at the mercy of the internet's ever-changing yens—to upend their format, their aesthetic, and the norms of their industry.
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When your project is to articulate all the intricately nested subtleties of a human mind in contact with the ever-changing world, your work, by definition, will never stop.
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Their ever-changing self-presentation has roots in her childhood, when she was growing up in a family with four much older siblings and found herself desperate to please.
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"We are investigating what the most appropriate pricing mechanism will need to be moving forward to adapt to the ever changing cobalt market," CRU told Reuters in an email.
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Since 2000, 52 percent of the Fortune 500 have gone bankrupt, merged, been acquired or fallen off the list for not keeping up with the ever-changing technology landscape.
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For Europe, the transatlantic alliance is its rock of stability in an otherwise ever-changing world and the foundation on which it has constructed European security and European integration.
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In an awkward L-shaped space shoehorned into the shop is Petí Gastronomia, with ever-changing prix fixe menus of "democratized" contemporary cuisine from the lauded chef Victor Dimitrow.
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When the Gaineses took it over, they installed subway tile along the walls, exposed the wood beams in the ceiling and stuck an ever-changing marquee sign out front.
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Over the years, the Tatmadaw has battled dozens of rebel armies, often several at a time, across an ever-changing landscape of alliances, military-sponsored militias and cease-fires.
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But they are also reckoning with ever-changing threats in their field after the aerial assaults that killed at least 59 people and injured more than 520 on Sunday.
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This is a straightforward story that Mr. de Los Santos Arias, making his fictional feature debut, tells in an ever-changing style, shooting in color and black and white.
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"His ever-changing need for more advanced challenges and goals had spawned the beginning of starting a company that hones in on bringing businesses to the world wide web."
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A 2020 Indeed Tech Skills Explorer pointed to the ever-changing nature of tech — and said January was the best time of the year for the tech-job market.
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From his base in Washington, Mr. Akhmetshin has been hired by an ever-changing roster of clients, often Russians, to burnish their image and blacken those of their rivals.
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Social Media Examiner offers two weekly audio podcasts to help you boost your marketing skills and keep you up to date with the ever-changing world of social media.
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For an artist who has previously specialized in having way too many feelings at once, turning her ever-changing moods into extravagant theater, it sounds like an emotional breakthrough.
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Judging from the TV series and movies, it appears that they have more rotating jobs than Barbie, making this ever-changing trio who we should actually aspire to be.
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Instead, Bahamian immigration and customs officials on the ground are baffled about how their fellow citizens can evacuate to the US. Information seems to be contradictory and ever-changing.
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Thus a chance encounter with an ex-boyfriend, Gerard, produces a tale of marriage, fatherhood, and the way life can be simultaneously ever changing and stuck in a rut.
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It was generated by an artificial-intelligence program responding to images from a rooftop camera in downtown Manhattan; this is just 4:20 of an ever-changing sound installation.
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In "Growing," Schumer spins fresh humor out of her ever-changing situation, addressing marriage and motherhood while also finding time — as usual — to deliver takes on politics and sex.
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To mark the occasion, CNN explores how society's perception of the "ideal" woman is ever-changing and its damaging impact on women who try to conform in each era.
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With the anticipation of not only a new year but a new decade, the most strategic of companies are seeking ways to remain competitive in an ever-changing workforce.
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Beneath all of that lies an infernally challenging, ever-changing game that screws you over more than it rewards you... but still has you begging for more every damn time.
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The ever-changing cast in goal has resulted in Arizona allowing 56 goals in 13 games; no other Western Conference team had allowed more than 34 through Tuesday&aposs games.
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But if you look a little closer, you'll see something important: a luxury brand trying to figure out how, exactly, to justify luxury prices in an ever-changing tech space.
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I guess politically-correct-minded people believe that these tragedies in our education system have nothing to do with why our kids can't thrive in an ever-changing global economy.
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A more recent example that illustrates the ever-changing regulatory landscape happened a few months ago when the government of Canada revised rules regarding acceptable methods to determine client identity.
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They found that a swirling, ever-changing dust cloud was totally possible at L5, according to the first of two papers in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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"You make my world a more beautiful safe and stable place … in the midst of our ever-changing, ever moving life," she wrote in part in a touching Instagram post.
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This context has seen some eras of rigid and slow development, but right now it has more of an ever-changing, reading-on-the-iPad-while-on-the-toilet character.
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YouTube already holds its biggest creators to a different standard with its partner program, which describes the (opaque, byzantine, ever-changing) rules by which they are allowed to earn revenue.
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A service that stays on top of tech companies' ever-changing privacy settings and manages them toward the most restrictive settings would be a welcome addition to the tech world.
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"You make my world a more beautiful safe and stable place … in the midst of our ever-changing, ever moving life," she wrote in part in a touching Instagram post.
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After a Thanksgiving holiday hopefully filled with lots of food and leftovers, take a load off by staring at a lengthy view of the Earth's ever-changing surface from space.
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So in lieu of deep discounts and doorbuster deals, we're falling back on the go-to fast fashion shop that never disappoints: Zara — more specifically, their ever-changing boot department.
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Ultimately, Teie says his hope for the project is to prove music's worth as a force of nature, as timeless and universal as gravity or the moon's ever-changing phases.
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RS123's multiplayer has a high learning curve and operates on a seasonal basis, releasing two new Operators to play every season, which keeps the meta ever-changing and interesting.
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It's conceivable that Trump could run up such astonishing totals among blue-collar white voters in the Rust Belt that he could win without ever changing his message or approach.
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Reality stars Kim Kardashian West and Blac Chyna were both photographed with new 'dos on Thursday, later showing off their ever-changing hair looks for their fans on social media.
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"All the things that are necessary to build a truly dynamic, ever-changing, living, breathing city are literally engineered out of the system, is what it looked like," Meyer said.
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This celestial body's orbit is influenced by a bunch of things, including its ever-changing physical properties, and the gravitational influence of planets and minor bodies in the solar system.
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The US Navy version quickly added a package of sensors designed to help them map out not just the ocean floors but the ever-changing nature of the seas themselves.
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To celebrate the announcement, Oreo also released a hilarious cookie recreation of the show's iconic opening credits, using 2,750 animated Oreo cookies to illustrate the ever-changing map of Westeros.
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I have always felt liminal, particularly in regards to my sexuality and gender identity and embracing my identity as a genderqueer person is honoring that ever-changing part of myself.
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The article cited an anonymous fashion editor who didn't mention anything about the new boss's ambitions for the publication, or her vision for success in an ever-changing media landscape.
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That being said, in the future I really do hope they are able to innovate and modernize for an ever changing audience in a world with changing attitudes and values.
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" Walker will say the companies need human reviewers to help distinguish legitimate material such as news coverage from the problematic material and train machine-learning tools against "ever-changing examples.
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In the song's video, Gutxi and his band (bassist and girlfriend Tabatha Beu and drummer Gary Lee) play live in a small loft space drenched in ever-changing psychedelic light.
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"It would be premature for us to comment – or anyone to report – on any aspect of this ever-changing, internal discussion before the publication of the document," the spokesperson said.
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Despite an ever-changing format, it ran for five seasons, gave her financial stability and kept her working as she coped with the loss of her spouse of 17 years.
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As the brand has fought to stay on top of ever-changing fashion trends, Abercrombie's shares sat at a 17-year low before these takeover reports began surfacing on Tuesday.
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In addition to simply keeping pace in an ever-changing industry, Price says that the shift to new platforms and game styles has also been beneficial to the studio creatively.
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"They basically blackmail you with the option of losing your house and filing bankruptcy or [to] go on a payment plan for some enigmatic, elusive, ever-changing debt," Loveland said.
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As Roxie grows, the column will grow with her, striving to be an honest representation of the ever-changing challenges — and evolving joys — of family travel on a $2,400 budget.
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The space is an experiment in the city's ever-changing night-life economy: it's one of the few venues that's independently owned and operated, and designed entirely by show bookers.
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With "Just Dance," that motivating mental state is one of pure fantasy, an escape into a '50s-style candy store or an ever-changing, glimmering cityscape or outer-space confections.
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Between vehicle purchase prices, car insurance premiums, and the ever-changing price of gasoline, car-owners know that a hefty portion of their paycheck can go towards their daily commute.
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Inspired by Schwitters's destroyed "Merzbau" (1923-1937), an ever-changing collage sculpture that consumed his entire workspace, Hadid designed an all-encompassing grotto on which to show the artist's works.
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Hueso's ever-changing menu features finely crafted dishes such as mussels in beef broth, braised short ribs, bone marrow with scallops, and veal tongue with salsa verde and charcoal oil.
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Like so many spaces in New York, Olmsted is small but economically designed, with a rear garden that not only looks lovely but provides ingredients for the ever-changing menu.
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But with the speed of 5G networks, experts believe that AR interactions are likely to become more meaningful and attuned to the ever-changing details of the world around us.
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Follow up This situation is ever-changing, and as time goes on, there may be new information you want to share with your child, or they may have new questions.
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Exploring design, technology, and art, the exhibition will feature historic photographs, telegraph code books, typing manuals, propaganda posters, and more, providing insight into the ever-changing nature of written Chinese.
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Maria Hupfield: We share a studio space and seeing our work next to each other in there can sometimes give the feeling of a long-term, ever-changing dual exhibition.
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TV shows and movies are a rare form of atemporality, and in an ever-changing, always-on world, spoilers feel irrefutable — sheer access to them gives the illusion of control.
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The 2020 US box office will forever have an asterisk next to itThe domestic box office will likely take a huge hit this year with the ever-changing release schedule.
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POLITICO founder and publisher Robert Allbritton on Monday announced the launch of AgencyIQ, a new division and business line aimed at providing deeper coverage of the ever-changing regulatory landscape.
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Instead, it's the compound of everything at once: the ever-changing, ever-growing amalgam of cultural influences and advancements blending together in service of some truly remarkable plates of food.
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Those that pass muster — typically under 20 percent — might find their way into the restaurant's ever changing house blend, which typically contains beans from Colombia, Brazil, Sumatra and Costa Rica.
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Is there a final file or is there this ever-changing thing that you can mutate in your zone and you're going to export it to a place like Instagram?
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It perfectly illustrates the slipperiness of dialect, she says, and our inability to capture it as it exists out there, in the wild, where it's ever-changing, messy and human.
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This has become a key part of the workflows for robotics startups and self-driving car companies that build technologies that need to be trained repeatedly on ever-changing circumstances.
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Still, Apple has slowly been trying to convince everyone that the iPad Pro is a computer thanks to its keyboard support and the ever-changing nature of work and productivity.
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Topshop and its men's counterpoint Topman are reliable when it comes to shopping for on-trend wares, so it's no surprise it has an extensive and ever-changing scarf collection.
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The blend of Beethoven snippets is kaleidoscopic, and with the two sonic planes — string quartet versus massive tutti — add to the dizzying effort of chasing the ever-changing focal points.
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Farzi Cafe fits the bill, from its bespoke cocktails to its ever changing wall projections, but the stand-out star remains the food which marries global cuisine with Indian influences.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill, Shake Shack, Domino's and Darden are town to dish about their digital strategies and convince shareholders that they have a plan for dealing with ever-changing consumer habits.
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How can my body look so different over the course of one day and why do I feel like I need to apologize to the world for my ever-changing self?
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Supposedly, by using nearly real-time data analysis, Gaïa and the Anthropocene are evoked and visualized by the slowly gliding, ever-changing drawing, which at first glance resembles conventional screensaver software.
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While I prefer firing a shotgun in Apex, when it comes down to it, I'd much rather spend time in Epic's ever-changing world — if only to check on the butterflies.
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Most debt relief scams are fly-by-night businesses, with ever-changing telephone numbers, names, and addresses; once found out, they disappear, then reappear, like a game of whack-a-mole.
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It has been open to interpretation by an ever-changing cast of prosecutors, regulators and judges on various federal courts, not all of which agree on what the law should be.
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It is not open to the public, but some twenty small red cabins are occupied by an ever-changing assortment of visiting researchers, student field-trippers, and even artists-in-residence.
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That means tech companies need a partnership with FDA and other government agencies to go after the individuals behind these ever-changing networks, she argued, and can't fix the problem alone.
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The ex-NFL star was the guest speaker at a sports media class on the UF campus -- and cracked jokes about all sorts of stuff ... including his ever-changing last name.
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This restaurant, butchers, and shop on Farringdon Road opened in 1869 and serves predominantly British, locally sourced food with an ever-changing wine list in its Grade-II listed dining room.
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As NASA explains, however, that appearance isn't quite accurate:In reality, the planet's atmosphere is an ever-changing scene of high-speed winds and evolving weather patterns, punctuated by occasional large storms.
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Unlike Earth, which has an ever-changing landscape as seen from space, on Mars only wisps of clouds move above the planet, with the occasional dust storm whirling across its surface.
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It served effectively as a call for people across the company to get involved in the debate about how we conduct ourselves amid the ever changing mores of the online community.
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And as Facebook continues that push into video, tools like these will be increasingly important to the network's publishers looking to gain favor with the site's ever-changing News Feed algorithm.
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Thousands of children participate in the performances, either as dancers or as one of the "human pixels" who use colored flipbooks to form an ever-changing backdrop of images and slogans.
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Second, he embraced the ever-changing industry climate, embracing "see now, buy now," for a certain number of pieces, while also maintaining a pre- and during-show presence on social media.
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"In an ever-changing marketplace, we're seeing more and more skincare products launch every year at rapid pace, but they're not all working," Rachel Behm, one of WorksBeauty's cofounders, tells PEOPLE.
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Chance doesn't buy into the "sad=serious" thing, but rather forcefully rejects it with an unrelenting cheer and melodic playfulness, all delivered with a mastery of timing and ever-changing flow.
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While ever-changing airfare ticket prices are a complex thing to track, this data is presented to Hopper's end users in an easy-to-read format by way of Hopper's app.
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TJX does not advertise the brands it sells, but encourages shoppers to go on a "treasure hunt" through its aisles to find ever-changing deals on a wide array of products.
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That investigation has triggered a major lawyering-up of all the major players -- including several Trump family members -- and a series of ever-changing stories about who said what and when.
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Equipped with a motion sensor, the sculpture can capture the position of one or more festivalgoers and trigger a ripple in time resulting in an ever changing visual and auditory environment.
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" A number of factors could influence the number received -- including the number of court-approved selection terms used by a given target and "the dynamics of the ever-changing telecommunications sector.
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Historically, some long-running franchises have actually benefited from turnover, from James Bond's 50-plus years to "Star Trek's" new big-screen crew to the ever-changing face of Doctor Who.
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They don't get that the limit of what's possible is the beginning of what is impossible, and you only achieve the maximum of what's possible by testing that ever-changing limit.
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New research published today in Microbiome offers the most comprehensive catalogue to date of the bacteria and fungi living on the ISS, detailing the station's distinctive and ever-changing microbiological profile.
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Her short tone poem "Aerality" leans on sustained notes, yet its sonorities are so alive with ever-changing instrumental filigree that it simultaneously achieves a state of stasis and of transformation.
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"I spend a half a day each week with the financial director and other directors to discuss ever changing tax issues, which loses time and resources and is unproductive," he said.
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Apple is a good example of the ever-changing tax avoidance strategies, and shows once again that tax havens help the biggest companies in the world, which leads to unfair competition.
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It's become increasingly common in recent years to sidestep the confusing, ever changing mess that is trying make money off video advertisements on YouTube by raising money on services like Patreon.
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You can choose from 16 ever-changing tap lines and around 70 bottles, including the menu's "Bombers and Rarities" and "Cellar Beers" — vintage beers kept, like wines, up to 15 years.
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As complex human beings with ever-changing desires, we may not fit so neatly into click-and-consent existence portrayed in that "Black Mirror" episode, or envisioned by the app developers.
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But Urrea takes care to show how Mexicans and Mexican-Americans — and Americans as a whole — are caught in the ever-changing politics and economics of border definitions and labor exploitation.
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In print, this translates to an impassioned photographic tour of an ever-changing, increasingly vocal and insistently resilient L.G.B.T.Q. community and culture, from 19th-century ideology to contemporary conversations around intersectionality.
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Mr. Mattis has been a steadying force on the president's ever-changing team, reportedly working behind the scenes to restrain his bellicose boss and, more publicly, to sustain America's global alliances.
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The T-shirt incident was a small but embarrassing setback for BTS, which has seen overwhelming success in recent years with its ever-changing rotation of hair colors and musical influences.
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Yet they also seem to sense that the act of remembering is rooted in ever-changing time; that our understanding of the past is contingent on the present and vice versa.
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But as with Ford, Carrier, and Amazon, a Trump presidency would likely mean doing business under an undefined and ever-changing set of rules that is subject to the president's whims.
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"Wwhen asked by Business Insider how many millions of masks it is aiming to provide, a Facebook spokesperson said:"The situation is ever-changing and we all need to be flexible.
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Earlier this year, the chain sold Real Meals to fit consumers' ever-changing moods — a clever poke at McDonald's Happy Meals — as well as specially licensed Stranger Things Upside Down Whoppers.
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Ask The Wirecutter Is there any device in your home more confounding, ever-changing and indecipherable than the modems and routers that take the internet in and out of your home?
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They wouldn't let you express the slightest questions about the Clinton foundation, and they wouldn't ever forgive you if you brought up Hillary's ever-changing record on...well pretty much everything.
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One solution to these new and ever-changing problems will be Artificial Intelligence (AI), which acts as a way to strengthen and multiply controls and become a force multiplier for humans.
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She is also the owner and senior health care advisor of Schechter Healthcare Advisors, LLC, which provides physicians and hospitals with practical solutions to address the ever-changing health-care environment.
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That's one of the most extraordinary things these games have brought to PlayStation: for every shade of green, or pink, or atomic tangerine, there are ephemeral, ever-changing tints beneath them.
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Rich Nelson has rekindled that idea with a custom clock he designed and built, using ever-changing LED lighting and a simulated sun and moon to vaguely express the time of day.
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She approaches these themes using video, sound, and performances, which she often chooses not to document — Kiwanga is more interested in the fleeting and ever-changing nature of moments and living beings.
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What started as concerns about Russian collusion had morphed into an ever changing obstruction of justice narrative, all because Trump fired someone who he was constitutionally permitted to fire for any reason.
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Tech support fraudsters move from phone calls, to social media, to email and back again, using an ever-changing combination of methods to try and dupe unsuspecting people out of their cash.
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In fact, music only accounts for about 7% of what you have to worry about when it comes to securing your place in the ever-changing market of dance music and nightlife.
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Recognizing the need to adapt to an ever-changing technology environment, the program provides a multi-week technology training course in quality assurance, project management, business analysis, cloud security and cyber security.
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Team Soft G claimed victory, while Team Hard G simply (and rightly) said that language is mutable, ever-changing, and subject to the whims of the public not the inventors of acronyms.
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If, on the other hand, you're willing to pay a little more, you'll no longer be limited by the ever-changing list of movies that MoviePass is supporting on a given day.
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You can go to a café and meet a girlfriend afterwards with a little scarf and I think my shoes work with today's woman [who has] a fast-paced ever-changing day.
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What really makes Instana stand out is its ability to automatically discover and monitor the ever-changing infrastructure that makes up a modern application, especially when it comes to running containerized microservices.
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" Before that, Joseph tells PEOPLE: "The first time was more of a cyberspam attack where someone texted me the same menacing message over and over again from an ever-changing phone number.
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She teamed her ever-changing hairstyles with a sheer Prabal Gurung dress, flirty Miu Miu mini, princess-style Ralph and Russo Couture gown and a trendy Johanna Ortiz striped and sequin outfit.
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The ever-changing menu makes it difficult to predict the nightly offering, but fan favorites include toasty sweet potato rolls with pepper jelly, seed-crusted rockfish and seared scallops and bbq turnips.
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Imagine the game that could've been, though, if we (as Dutch) watched our own mask fall, the glory of our idealism crumbling under the pressures of an ever-changing and hostile world.
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As the Abercrombie brand has fought to stay on top of ever-changing fashion trends, the company's shares sat at a 17-year low before takeover reports began surfacing in early May.
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It adds touchscreen buttons and ever-changing digital controls to the familiar set of physical keys, and it has the potential to remake the keyboard in a way we've never seen before.
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"The new security measures put in place by the TSA at high risk Last Point of Departure airports are a clear response to the ever-changing threats that we face," said Rep.
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These kinds of supplemental surveys that collect more granular, micro-level information on employment status are essential for economists to have a better understanding of today's uncertain and ever-changing economic conditions.
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The "totally different perspective" of a millennial on the ever-changing world helps Beale understand new issues or problems the younger age group is facing, and how her company can acknowledge them.
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Melting Blocks Of Cheese Cheese really represents the ephemeral nature of existence; ever-changing form, seeming so solid and then rendering to a gooey, shapeless liquid when exposed to the cruel flames.
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The service tracks airlines' ever-changing ticket prices in order to present information in an easy-to-read format, telling you when it's the best time to snag a ticket without overpaying.
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I wanted to convey a sense of journey through the ever-changing seascapes, views of the ports, and the different aspects of life on deck in the cool East China Sea air.
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LACA is a growing archive of oddities and printed matter that provides ever-changing insight into the private space of the artist's studio and the public forums for art around the city.
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But Google's scale, combined with ever-changing domain names and creative that's distributed by fake news sites and advertisers, can make it difficult for the company to react quickly to every instance.
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Modern Love On this week's podcast, Jennifer Beals reads "From He to She in First Grade," about the challenges of guiding a young child through the ever-changing landscape that is gender.
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There are occasional mentions of parents, references to ever-changing roommates, and a disastrous affair with a co-worker, but they form a blurry background against the sharp focus of the cadavers.
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While Facebook has made counseling sessions available, many moderators feel they simply can't take advantage of them, because of the constant monitoring, ever-changing policies, and unrelenting pressure to meet quality standards.
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The 26-year-old American fired his second bogey-free round of the tournament to keep his hopes of a title defense alive amid ever-changing weather conditions at the oceanside course.
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Running a profitable business in today's ever-changing tech world is no easy feat, but it's exactly what Jason Fried and his team at Basecamp have been doing for over 17 years.
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Wall Street's ever-changing level of concern over the coronavirus swung the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500 and Nasdaq lower Thursday, a day after they all closed at record highs.
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Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani: the man who mirrored an ever-changing Iran Relations with the West Despite American support for Saddam, Rafsanjani was receptive to President George HW Bush's promise that "goodwill begets goodwill".
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E-commerce connoisseur Jack Ma will be in attendance at this year's Davos, having previously taken to various stages to comment on the ever-changing face of online retail and China's economic future.
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Fourteen years ago, the game represented a strange turn for the ever-changing role-playing series, introducing features like real-time combat and a sprawling open world that felt foreign to many players.
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Renaissance has developed Synapsology, a programme of simple but ever-changing exercises for the brain, and now makes money both taking the programme into care homes and certifying people to run the course.
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That following year, I started exploring Detroit further by car and sometimes by foot, just searching for contrasting relics of the past that were merging with the ever-changing cityscape of the future.
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Cheng's work reminded me of Marina Zurkow's virtual, ever-changing world, "Mesocosm (Wink, Texas)," that functions as a kind of poetic meditation on the absurdity of how people avoid confronting impending ecological doom.
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But unlike Bitcoin, Libra will be pegged to a basket of existing currencies, including the dollar, and will be overseen by a consortium comprising Facebook and an ever-changing list of other corporations.
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Times Square here is a theatre of the absurd, lit with garish colors, bright lights, flickering ever-changing images, and populated with an assortment of updated Hieronymus Bosch characters transformed by popular culture.
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"That said, we understand, given the ever-changing nature of digital technology, that we must continue to work to build on these critical protections of civil rights," Harris said in an emailed statement.
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So how do you find a portable vape that's durable and powerful enough for everyday use, adaptable enough to meet your ever-changing toking requirements and affordable enough to not break your budget?
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Arguably, Hold the Dark's real protagonist is Vernon Sloane, a grim and quiet veteran who's introduced gunning down militants in Iraq with unbudging precision then murdering a fellow serviceman without ever changing expression.
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The film very much seems to follow the tropes of a quirky rom com, but it infuses that narrative with some hugely colorful characters — not to mention some colorful and ever-changing art.
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"With continued focus on consumers' ever-changing wants and needs, operators and their partners are in a position to alter the current forecast," Bonnie Riggs, restaurant industry analyst for The NPD Group, said.
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Fashion trends are ever-changing, but as soon as the weather starts to get warmer, we can all but guarantee a crop of stylish celebs will start breaking out their favorite denim skirts.
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The Definitive Guide to Business The most critical part of launching a successful start-up can also be the hardest — learning how to navigate calmly forward in a fast-moving, ever-changing environment.
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The rousing result marked the 22016th year without recession, a remarkable feat given an ever-changing procession of prime ministers and one that owes much to China's insatiable appetite for Australia's resource riches.
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In addition to the still image for the July 30 issue, Burson created a video image as well, which morphs back and forth between the seemingly-ever changing appearances of the two men.
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Over the longer term, government and experts from across society must work together to continue building up our defenses to foreign influence online — an ever-changing threat will require that we keep innovating.
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Because the Utah arrays were inclined to shift in the gelatinous matter of the cortex as Scheuermann's brain moved naturally within her skull, they took readings from an ever-changing population of neurons.
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Coinciding with the one-year anniversary of #MeToo, the instability of the job market and the ever-changing immigration battle, the hearings felt like a test of how much more women could take.
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Even if it manages to avoid bankruptcy, the ever-changing business model has left many of its most ardent supporters sour on the company, and it may be tough to win them back.
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Or hop down the 101 to Hopland, where Rock Seas serves an ever-changing menu that riffs on brunch classics — like coconut French Toast with star anise, coconut, brown sugar and mango ($12).
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Hike the two-and-a-half-mile trail that hugs the jewel-toned lake, where colors shift in the sunlight from milky emerald to brilliant sapphire, with an ever-changing mountain backdrop beyond.
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With their cinematic feel and charmingly anthropomorphic animals, Miyakoshi's pencil and charcoal drawings capture the ever-changing delights of nighttime city life while evoking almost physical feelings of comfort, support and family love.
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Join our global platform, and explore our ever-changing library of prompts as you establish a regular writing practice and expand your repertoire of styles, all while building your portfolio of polished work.
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There's also general concern about global growth, worries over negative rates in the U.S., and the ever-changing political landscape that has thrown uncertainty into what the government will look like come 2021.
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Need to do some more research on it, but I've been thinking I need to get some additional experience outside of my immediate sales role to stay relevant in our ever-changing society.
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The selection is ever changing, but you can always find handmade jewelry, soaps and creams made With Albanian herbs and olive oil and old army trunks that have been remade into side tables.
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To mark International Women's Day, we explore how this "ideal" is ever-changing, forming a complex history throughout art and fashion -- with damaging impacts on women who try to conform in each era.
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They provide software and other tools that take into consideration changing threats, regulations and cyber intelligence, to try to capture the ever-changing risk portrait for the board, c-suite and cybersecurity executives.
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