"He might seek candidates with expertise in the theoretical underpinnings of monetary policy" to complement his expertise in markets developing during a career in investment banking, Barclays analysts said.
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It would bolster Fosun's expertise in managing hotels and resorts.
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As TechCrunch noted, Mediachain has expertise in the music industry.
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They said 'We have [decades] of expertise in the industry.
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She's also widely respected for her expertise in cyber security.
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His relative expertise in foreign affairs would offset his youth.
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Dickinson's expertise in botany and gardening profoundly shaped her poetry.
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I had no expertise in finance, but I understood technology.
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We are also leveraging their expertise in design of warehouses.
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Successful groups have members with deep expertise in their fields.
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As an adviser, Ms. Deming brings expertise in her field.
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Others believe Sanders already has sufficient expertise in this area.
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" He also appeared to reference the committee staff's lack of expertise in the field, arguing that FinCEN documents "need to be reviewed by Finance Committee staff with specific experience and expertise in financial investigations.
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Those are things we don't have a lot of expertise in.
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This type of technology is something that Webpass has expertise in.
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It requires domain expertise in the same way as AI, though.
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"Procuratorates need to build internal expertise in environmental cases," he said.
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Foreign policy experts are divided on Sanders's expertise in the area.
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There were thousands of programmers with expertise in writing Java programs.
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She's an adoptive mother with an expertise in early-childhood education.
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He, too, was a neuroscientist, but with an expertise in loneliness.
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Petersen uses her expertise in disguise and deception to stay hidden.
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Sestak has used his naval expertise in strategic roles as well.
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Or when he deferred to my expertise in conversations about education.
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What skills do you need, aside from expertise in electrical work?
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Huawei's expertise in high, hard technology is of little use here.
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Ms. Collins attributes her work to an expertise in hairstyling fundamentals.
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What Kushner doesn't have is any evidence of expertise in technology.
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Our distinguished faculty have expertise in both traditional and experimental media.
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He was picked for his expertise in making enormous dancing puppets.
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And I guess he has a certain expertise in national security.
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Teva gained expertise in producing copycat drugs, and its revenue soared.
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Seeing Okoye and Black Widow's combat expertise in tandem is breathtaking.
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Mr. Lewis's background provides him with expertise in all of these areas.
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CLSA's Asia expertise - in particular on China - is core to the brand.
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On the site, he details his 44-year-long expertise in homeopathy.
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Honestly, I think you need to have the expertise in autonomous cars.
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"They have expertise in everything around regulation, infrastructure and compliance," Lifshitz said.
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The Chinese hope to export their expertise in building high-speed rail.
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You should definitely have some interest and expertise in the area, though.
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They have expertise in individual domains that others aren't as strong in.
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Bill Gates: No, I don't have any expertise in what happened there.
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DFID has greater expertise in project management and evaluation than other departments.
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No one else has same policy expertise in cyber, aviation security, FEMA.
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Oculus will also help Facebook develop its expertise in augmented reality (AR).
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We just needed a production company or studio with expertise in animation.
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In fact, new funds have launched there with expertise in the category.
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Some drivers pride themselves on their expertise in efficiently, manually shifting gears.
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He has expertise in environmental law, property law and natural resources law.
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Kim Ju Song reportedly has a high level of expertise in English.
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She "had little expertise" in family law, as the Globe put it.
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China even harbours ambitions to export its growing expertise in nuclear power.
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She is a consumer psychologist with expertise in branding, motivation and persuasion.
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He has a great, unwanted body of expertise in coping with loss.
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Some have questioned Dr. Benson's expertise in treating serious mental health issues.
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Perhaps more importantly, Cohen has no evident expertise in US accounting law.
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We have recognized expertise in the area of rescuing human trafficking victims.
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And Sabic would give Saudi Aramco invaluable expertise in the petrochemicals sector.
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Her expertise in environmental economics is likely to come in handy, too.
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Solving this problem required expertise in both statistical probability and livestock biology.
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None of the panelists appear to have any expertise in facial recognition.
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These are the kinds of problems Mr. Buttigieg claims particular expertise in.
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Capitol Hill's most senior lawmakers with expertise in foreign affairs, including Sens.
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AGTC has a significant intellectual property portfolio and extensive expertise in the design of gene therapy products including capsids, promoters and expression cassettes, as well as, expertise in the formulation, manufacture and physical delivery of gene therapy products.
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"Our expertise in the global automotive industry and expertise in strategic partnership will enable us to explore opportunities to grow our portfolio and deliver new value to customers with Waymo, the recognized leader in this space," he said.
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If Tata Steel, a well-capitalised multinational with global expertise in technology and marketing cannot turn Port Talbot round, a poorly-funded management buy-out with little expertise in global marketing or supply chains will hardly do better.
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"Even though no one knows specifically what they're going to do, I think it stands to reason that Vanguard will bring their expertise in running passive portfolios and Ant will bring their expertise in placement and distribution," he added.
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Americans with expertise in that field understandably demand to be paid a wage that is commensurate with the amount they invested to gain the expertise in question, and to no one's surprise, such a wage is usually quite high.
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Their bulk and expertise in digital platforms and deliveries threaten the independent operators.
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His expertise in immigration law especially is quite useful under the Trump administration.
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The miner was also confident it tap into its expertise in bulk products.
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It will also add two additional board members, one with expertise in technology.
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Each of its new partners has an expertise in one of these categories.
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Banks can exploit fintechs' expertise in programming and in analysing mountains of data.
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Rather, he said, Nest is interested in the Revolv team's expertise in general.
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Apple is increasingly acquiring firms with expertise in machine learning and artificial intelligence.
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Expertise in private markets takes time to build, says Jon Gray, Blackstone's president.
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Porter is a lawyer with expertise in bankruptcy, consumer law, debt, and mortgages.
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Abou Bassel said conflict had bred expertise in battlefield medicine in rebel strongholds.
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During 2018 it bought three companies to boost its expertise in smart buildings.
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First came Libyan militiamen, benefitting from Bosnian expertise in therapy for wounded veterans.
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Yes it's a combination of both expertise in house and in outside video.
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Our faculty bring to the classroom professional expertise in the fields they teach.
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As a result, Iceland has developed its own sort of expertise in adaptation.
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But investigators may not be able to tap such expertise in every case.
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Delrahim, a former attorney and registered lobbyist, has expertise in media industry mergers.
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We have developed expertise in this regard and offer our assistance to you.
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The SLS program has maintained the U.S. government's expertise in launch vehicle development.
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A starting point is building up local expertise in additive manufacturing, he said.
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"With expertise in restaurants and marketing, Shaq checks all these boxes," Ritchie said.
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In order to survive, you have to have a strong expertise in denim.
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CNBC: Did you have to build up vertical expertise in the sales team?
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Having an expertise in something like Christian culture at this point is tough.
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They also offer invaluable expertise in working through complex manufacturing and logistical problems.
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According Tuchen, Talend has expertise in this "first mile" of the data journey.
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Not only that, they provided county agents to further their expertise in farming.
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Bechtel, meanwhile, will provide expertise in engineering, building and permitting for the stations.
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Managerial expertise in hiring, training, and supervising marginal job candidates becomes less prized.
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Sotheby's purchased Orion Analytical, a scientific research firm with expertise in provenance research.
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Balbec Capital is a private investment firm with expertise in alternative credit investments.
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Mr. Demaine combined his math wizardry with his father's expertise in glassblowing art.
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Federal regulators should mandate that bank board members have sufficient expertise in cybersecurity.
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And a linguistic luminary talks about how he developed his expertise in pronunciations.
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Its relevance withstands economic changes, thanks to Gerber's expertise in business consulting — Inc.
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Instead, he decided to use his expertise in these cases to help Tennant.
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But Krishna also has expertise in the cloud and is an IBM veteran.
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But a better tax system wouldn't require that expertise in the first place.
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I think we should do the things that we have more expertise in.
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And behold the beauty of real expertise in a country starved of it.
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His areas of expertise, in addition to mathematics, included optics, physiology, and meteorology.
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His mother, a kindergarten teacher, developed expertise in tamales, sloppy Joes and yams.
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We look to you for guidance, for expertise in our hour of dinnertime need.
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Rimac has built up expertise in high-performance electric vehicle powertrain and battery systems.
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And with an expertise in social anthropology, you'd assume Peter has a good one.
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Uber's expertise in pushing into new cities could help Jump expand even more rapidly.
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She says her expertise in the area does not necessarily protect her from collapsing.
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"What we lack in expertise in finance we make up in our technology expertise."
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Our expertise in polymers and our ability to innovate can contribute genuine value added.
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The founders' philosophy is to combine academic expertise in education with "excellence in engineering".
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Leuven's police department has already called on the team's expertise in ongoing police investigations.
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You might have an expertise in one area, somebody else might have something else.
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She practiced beforehand and consulted with a friend who has expertise in the area.
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But now the computing system has expertise in a new area of research: neuroscience.
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Bigger Chinese carmakers, such as Geely and JAC, have also developed expertise in EVs.
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No single human being, military or civilian, could claim deep expertise in every area.
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There might be a clue as to how he developed expertise in bomb making.
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Facebook recently bought a startup with an expertise in video manipulation, Deutsche Startups reported.
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One is that Trump's expertise in business would translate into rapid success in Washington.
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Another risk is if expertise in AI is concentrated disproportionately in a few firms.
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But Kamen says his expertise in other areas is, for ARMI's purposes, more important.
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SJ: How did your expertise in public history, your doctoral field, influence your approach?
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It helped — a lot — to have commission members with significant expertise in game theory.
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Sullivan noted that Uber had endured a "lack of expertise" in regard to privacy.
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That's a fitting match given the investors' expertise in open source and enterprise software.
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Chancey sees his expertise in private investing as a differentiator for attracting new clients.
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His expertise in children's health, relevant health policies and school health are internationally recognized.
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Glatfelter employs about 3,000 brokers and has expertise in niche insurance coverage, AIG said.
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Ali Ahmed is a tech entrepreneur with expertise in on-demand mobility and robotics.
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Meaning, most companies have to develop deep expertise in just a couple of channels.
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I have much more expertise in the field than people like Gates and Hawking'.
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Nor do they have the expertise in technology like deepwater drilling or renewable energy.
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His expertise in children's health, relevant health policies, and school health is internationally recognized.
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The hiring strategy has shifted to incorporate more expertise in key operations, including marketing.
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Backing up these promises were assertions of rare expertise in the management of wars.
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His expertise in working with plastic led to lucrative commissions from German furniture makers.
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Mayo already has developed a high level of expertise in treatment planning and delivery.
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This doctor had no expertise in head injuries and remained on the Jets' payroll.
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The company's board said it was looking for new directors with expertise in safety.
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Although Biden had no apparent expertise in the field, he had helped Burisma previously as a consultant with expertise in dealing with multinational regulations, and he was employed at a law firm retained by Burisma's owner, former Ukrainian government official Mykola Zlochevsky.
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"His expertise in finance, capital markets and public policy across industry sectors will be invaluable."
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Bechtel, meanwhile, will provide its own expertise in engineering, building and permitting for the stations.
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The companies' engineers could contribute with their expertise in energy storage and drilling, he said.
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Scientists who devote their lives to it develop direct expertise in only a small fraction.
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The relationship could give Sirius expertise in expanding its listening base outside of the car.
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Expertise in the IT industry erodes fast as software programs are upgraded or become obsolete.
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They also have some really terrific expertise in wireless and RF and mechanical engineering, too.
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I have an expertise in Korean studies, and there's another member with the same background.
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Apollo created an army of contractors and built NASA centers with expertise in building rockets.
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Conversely, BMW produces millions of cars annually, but lacks expertise in developing software and services.
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For the last decade, Easter has developed an expertise in the cultural properties black market.
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UBS's research department hires staff with expertise in cloud computing, statistics, machine learning and automation.
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The White House denied that there is a problem with scientific expertise in the administration.
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Along with Harry, William and Kate have also been increasing their expertise in the area.
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If they start at, say, 14, they cannot accumulate enough expertise in the critical period.
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Chris Jagers, the founder and CEO of Learning Machine, has deep expertise in the space.
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To sit on a craft committee, a member must have demonstrated expertise in the category.
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The entrepreneurs were excited about the deep expertise in energy that existed in the city.
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The C.B.O. has no particular expertise in regulation; its reviews could indefinitely delay the process.
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"Creative Pros" will be on hand to offer their expertise in photography, music and design.
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"Development finance staff have expertise in fossil fuels and lack skills in renewable," she said.
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Private pension funds with expertise in infrastructure have a role to play in such schemes.
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An experienced international operator could bring expertise in product offering, distribution and balance-sheet management.
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Emma Ashford is research fellow with expertise in international security and the politics of energy.
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It has since developed expertise in areas like children's online privacy and mobile app privacy.
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He's a retired neurosurgeon, with no specialized skill or expertise in housing or welfare policy.
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ENA members have expertise in triage, patient care, disaster preparedness, and all aspects ofemergency care.
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She said there are few firms with as much expertise in operating large offshore rigs.
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Reuters presented its findings to six lawyers with expertise in constitutional law and emoluments issues.
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To do this well, we need strong domain expertise in marketing plus the technical expertise.
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In 2003, he used his illegal expertise in driver's licenses in his first terrorism sting.
|
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Mr. Sessions is broadly viewed in the Justice Department as lacking expertise in the area.
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Even more judges with expertise in the obscene will be announced in the coming weeks.
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His political career was marked by humanitarian efforts and legislative expertise in agriculture and education.
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Think of the way cars work — interoperability in parts has democratized expertise in the industry.
|
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Mr. Abdo and Dr. Klonick are lawyers with expertise in privacy, technology and government surveillance.
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We have world-class expertise in techniques requiring less data — 'small data' — to train algorithms.
|
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It was then that Cruise realized it needed deeper expertise in integrating hardware and software.
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" Hoffman also said Schriver's expertise in the Indo-Pacific region "is unmatched in the department.
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He braved the elements of the Tank to seek a partner with expertise in distribution.
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And they contribute not just money, but also their professional expertise in causing rapid change.
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"We have no historical expertise in how to do Aedes aegypti control," Hotez told me.
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The effervescent Ms. Casel has been honing her expertise in tap dance since the 1990s.
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It would also be a significant departure from Amazon's expertise in providing hosted cloud services.
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More than a century of expertise in internal combustion engines and transmissions could become irrelevant.
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Most on-air stars are generalists, not beat reporters with expertise in a particular area.
|
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That level of expertise in the White House is now no longer as freely available.
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Instead they focus on adding key competencies to fill out the expertise in their boardrooms.
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Apple's health group is succeeding by leaning into its expertise in design and consumer trust.
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By then, Mr. Northam had invoked his medical expertise in assessing the president's psychiatric state.
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What's happening: Ann Arbor, Michigan: The University of Michigan is cultivating its expertise in mobility.
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Some Chinese companies are actively buying the expertise in robotics that has been developed elsewhere.
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Do they know that the persuader has a huge amount of expertise in their methods?
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Professor Chodorow has expertise in many areas of tax law, with respected scholarship in his field.
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According to the SPLC and a sociologist with expertise in qualitative methods and in stigmatization, plenty.
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But with Night Sight, Google's expertise in computation photography gives it an edge in low light.
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Alan RobockDistinguished Professor Department of Environmental Sciences, Rutgers UniversityI have no expertise in changing planetary orbits.
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Mr Xi will point out that he has a fair amount of expertise in construction, too.
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We look forward to leveraging our expertise in the consumer space and working closely with Pony.
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Cases are typically cleared to the agency that has the most expertise in the relevant field.
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WHOI was invited to join the search because of its recognized expertise in deep water exploration.
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If it's something you have a pre-existing expertise in, bring that knowledge to the table.
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The concentration of tech expertise in London has been cited by many firms as an attraction.
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Another problem the future museum must solve is the lack of art expertise in the area.
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Tony Lacombe, Tweed's brand new master grower, told VICE he has no academic expertise in agriculture.
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It also will build up larger numbers of servicemen and servicewomen with expertise in space operations.
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Linde, in contrast, has expertise in the long-term growth area of gases for medical use.
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Still, AI requires the support of human expertise in order to be used for most jobs.
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It has expertise in voice recognition, data mining, wearables, and of course, hardware and software design.
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As Putin saw it, Exxon offered unparalleled expertise in tapping deposits in hard-to-reach places.
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Takata has hired an advisory team of lawyers and other specialists with expertise in corporate restructuring.
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Plus, he has expertise in manufacturing that could lend itself to Uber's self-driving car initiatives.
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It has expertise in building IEDs, which have taken a heavy toll on Egyptian security patrols.
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ATB has developed significant expertise in trade financing between Turkey and MENA countries, in particular Libya.
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He specialized in improving coordination, strength and flexibility among elite athletes, with expertise in foot injuries.
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Candidates, however, are unlikely to have expertise in each of the broad responsibilities of the job.
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Like Uber, Lyft is drawing from its expertise in transportation as it builds its health business.
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He also has "substantial expertise in defamation counseling and litigation," according to his law firm biography.
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She is a skilled and respected operative and pollster, known for expertise in messaging to women.
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These divergent and equal specializations would allow officers to build superior expertise in their chosen functions.
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Tilt's expertise in peer-to-peer payments also could help with some of Airbnb's new features.
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Facebook could use its expertise in operating a popular identity platform to ease login to dApps.
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He has a particular expertise in next-generation radar technology to predict severe thunderstorms and tornadoes.
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The startup plans to use its expertise in AI to develop software for self-driving vehicles.
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That said, USAMRIID can still offer its expertise in the event of an outbreak or contamination.
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Here was a way to make his expertise in computer science a whole lot less theoretical.
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Hoffman has years of experience in consumer-focused companies, with a special expertise in network effects.
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He listened to podcasts, read books, went to boot camps, and developed expertise in the space.
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That culture includes its Creole language, traditions in food and dance, and critical expertise in agriculture.
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Cipollone also has "substantial expertise in defamation counseling and litigation," according to his law firm biography.
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A department which he has some expertise in — Health and Human Services — he reportedly turned down.
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Louise Casey, a former British government official with expertise in social services, is the institute's chairwoman.
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"My expertise in African art allowed me to explore the canvas with fresh eyes," Blier writes.
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Still, O'Brien has expertise in working with what may be Apple's most important advantage: its people.
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A design center at Opel headquarters in Rüsselsheim, Germany, provides G.M. with expertise in smaller cars.
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" His Twitter post did not say, "He did not mention his own expertise in the field.
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BRIAN SULLIVAN: How much does the U.S. expertise in horizontal drilling, fracking, translate to your fields?
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The team has expertise in every area imaginable that a developer would want to tap into.
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He has appeared on national and local news shows to share his expertise in the field.
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In fact, he sees the platform's vast size and expertise in data as key to the solution.
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Secondly, this takes a bit of expertise in PC wizardry, so don't get in over your head.
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You have to have certain expertise in rural issues before you rock up and steal a sheep.
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Three years ago she brought on partners with expertise in expansion and marketing, and they invested $600,000.
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His experience gives him strong domain expertise in both the consumer infrastructure world and service provider needs.
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Johnson & Johnson's acquisition adds Actelion's expertise in treatments for blood pressure to its existing line of drugs.
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The mission of ASC extends beyond building a skill set of coding and expertise in computer science.
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Although Microsoft has expertise in AI, others, such as Google and IBM, got a far earlier start.
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"Our expertise in the film and TV space will [also] help YouGov expand further into that market."
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Gadi's experience gives him strong domain expertise in both the consumer infrastructure world and service provider needs.
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"I like her vision of the country and health care and lifelong expertise in government," he said.
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A few employees who had expertise in spreadsheets ported over some of Uber's data from Google Sheets.
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Vogo's automated scooter-sharing platform, backed by Ola's expertise in this space can help transform our cities.
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Brill, a Democrat with expertise in privacy and consumer protection, has been on the commission since 2010.
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"Uncharted Territory" Reuters presented its findings to six lawyers with expertise in constitutional law and emoluments issues.
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Venture firms with expertise in specific technologies, industry sectors or geographic markets will still produce superior returns.
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And many stories are produced by amateurs with no real expertise in the topics they write about.
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But there is a growing need for more employees with agricultural expertise in addition to technology skills.
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In the Senate, Glenn was respected as a thoughtful moderate with expertise in defense and foreign policy.
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But she has also developed an expertise in autosomal DNA, which is inherited equally from both parents.
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Hiding is then possible, "without requiring massive computational power nor expertise in sophisticated optimization techniques," they write.
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He has expertise in both competition and constitutional issues and has published several articles in these areas.
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Each chapter will decide on an area of expertise in technology delivered to refugees: housing, integration, education.
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The psychiatrist also provided expertise in the death investigation of child beauty queen JonBenét Ramsey in 1996.
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And they can be useful for volunteer lawyers who may not have expertise in a particular field.
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The authors' expertise in these experiments, known as randomised controlled trials (RCTs), attracted the Nobel committee's plaudits.
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Dr. Graveline also developed expertise in Soviet bioastronomics, interpreting data transmitted to Earth from orbiting Soviet spacecraft.
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These new power players have developed expertise in the many facets of the influencer world in 2019.
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To be sure, political jobs are frequently filled with allies and people with expertise in leaders' priorities.
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These account directors are expected to have deep expertise in specific industries, like finance, healthcare, or retail.
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Oligarchs battling other oligarchs provide some of the most lucrative work for investigators with expertise in Russia.
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Both organizations allow you to search for people with expertise in workplace retirement and employee benefit plans.
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"They bring a killer experiential arm and expertise in spaces we weren't tapping," a Vice insider said.
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We have an expertise in some of the things at the base level that they're struggling with.
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He has contributed his expertise in cybersecurity and artificial intelligence to many sponsored projects over the years.
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However, now farmers can use products built upon expertise in data science, computer vision and machine learning.
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And it's Kiva's expertise in relying on local, on-the-ground organizations that help extend that feeling.
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Ophir Tanz is the CEO of GumGum, an artificial intelligence company with particular expertise in computer vision.
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But it feels like the monitoring feature of Mynewsdesk could benefit from Mention's expertise in this area.
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We can overcome this by collaborating with individuals who have expertise in engaging with children and adolescents.
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Perhaps most important, it can develop respect for hard-earned expertise in areas other than its own.
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But to make it fit somebody, that's a technical expertise in tailoring that doesn't exist here anymore.
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They used their expertise in artificial flavor, coloring and marketing to heighten the products' appeal to children.
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I have n expertise in the Coronavirus, other than my confidence that mankind will conquer this problem.
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And again, I want to make it very clear, I have no particular expertise in that regard.
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China is still building up its expertise in running carriers and integrating them with other naval vessels.
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Like the leaders of these tech companies, Mattis is focused on acquiring more expertise in artificial intelligence.
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In Washington, D.C., a scientific committee that provided expertise in defending against invasive insects has been disbanded.
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Woody did dredge up his expertise in facial recognition on one or two occasions over the years.
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Segway-Ninebot is taking its expertise in small electric vehicles and applying it to something slightly bigger.
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Internet booking platforms meet local expertise in the entrepreneurial boom of touring companies led by local residents.
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In fact, working toward expertise in any area can be a grueling, lonely, and often ugly undertaking.
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Vojvodich's expertise in the software industry will help Ford advance its customer experience strategy, the company said.
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We developed this campaign in partnership with Hispanic community members who have expertise in reaching specific communities.
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Expertise in the language of the internet is part of what has made BuzzFeed a digital giant.
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But it's not the first time Uber sought expertise in the realm it was trying to supplant.
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Now, it might be expertise in a destination (Japan), type of travel (budget), or type of traveller (elderly).
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Sure, there's lots of expertise in the private sector, and government should be able to tap that expertise.
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Finding sufficient cyber security expertise - in both company investors and founders - in Silicon Valley has also been difficult.
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"They have better tools than the Bureau and better expertise in knowing what to look for," he explained.
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He has no expertise in the razor business, which is, you know, at the beginning was absolutely true.
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The company will lend its expertise in film to partner developers at both the indie and AAA level.
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As trade continues to weigh on international relations, professionals with expertise in this domain are in high demand.
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And it is suspicious when you learn someone in the Trump administration has actual expertise in his field.
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Traders like BB Energy, Lassau noted, can offer expertise in marketing products, providing financial instruments and hedging options.
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Button co-founders Chris Maddern and Stephen Milbank used their expertise in mobile links to build the site.
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With proper technical expertise in regulatory agencies, the government might have been able to catch VW's cheating software.
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Many of the companies claiming expertise in biohazard clean-up refused take jobs involving the potentially fatal virus.
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If he gets the job, Droegemeier may have many opportunities to apply his extreme weather expertise in policymaking.
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"She has an extraordinary level of expertise in counterterrorism programs, including this chapter in our history," Hoffman said.
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And positions for people who'd offer technical expertise in the case of a toxic spill aren't being listed.
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Sullivan said Uber was committed to privacy but had previously suffered "a lack of expertise" in the area.
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"So far, results suggest good forecasting skill can still beat subject matter expertise in niche areas," she says.
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For Mahindra, gaining access to Ford's growing expertise in connected and autonomous technology could be a significant upside.
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The pairing gives the program access to a system that has expertise in dealing with non-traditional students.
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Two other people familiar with the matter who have expertise in e-commerce in Mexico gave similar accounts.
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In the last two years Apple has hired more than a dozen staffers with expertise in wireless charging.
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The finance ministry on Saturday announced the appointment of Nakaso, a career central banker with expertise in markets.
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He added that his expertise in finding the human fingerprints on modern climate change compelled him to act.
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Team: The team claims deep expertise in trucking/transportation (Trucker Path, Waze, Metromile) and marketplaces (Klout and Care.com).
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He is a Harvard University and University of Chicago educated attorney with deep expertise in communications and technology.
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Luxembourg has expertise in that area, given its experience in the mid-20153s with the commercial satellite industry.
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This is particularly concerning in light of the deference courts may grant to OIRA's expertise in this area.
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Judge Kavanaugh's expertise in administrative and regulatory law makes him exactly the right appointment at the right time.
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Now the Fab Five are taking their expertise in food, grooming, culture, fashion and interior design to Tokyo.
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And the reason for that is they bought the company that has the most expertise in this space.
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His expertise in creating and executing a plan will be invaluable as we build our team moving forward.
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He said that with more than three decades of experience he has specific expertise in the mortgage industry.
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The rights organization asked two doctors with expertise in prison health care to review the agency's death reports.
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It also beefs up the firm's expertise in areas including litigation, transportation and brand protection and corporate compliance.
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That situation is common, as a lobbyist's expertise in a policy area is often the reason they're hired.
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I wanted to try it, but there is a shortage of trained therapists with expertise in C.B.T.-I.
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London has parlayed expertise in banking and inclusion in Europe to secure dominance over large areas of trading.
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Mr. Mahoney, a director at an engineering research center, has an expertise in transportation construction materials, including concrete.
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But Arkamys is using its expertise in audio tuning and customizing to create branded sounds for auto makers.
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It developed an expertise in energy, erecting refineries, nuclear power plants, even an entire city in Saudi Arabia.
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Trump appeared to comment on this week's developments about Cohen's consulting expertise in an oblique Friday evening tweet.
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Many Eclipse directors and staff members have ties with UK military and police networks with expertise in surveillance.
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This acquisition now allows it to quickly build up expertise in this area and expand its services there.
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But he has deployed his medical expertise in the legislature, where he serves on the public health committee.
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The company's expertise in global delivery, though, could help expand the program to other countries in the future.
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Entries are judged by teams of professionals with experience and expertise in the area of each particular contest.
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Those panels are typically made up of researchers, doctors and others with specific expertise in the individual pollutants.
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We need to hold him accountable while acknowledging his expertise in dealing with New York's gargantuan bureaucratic system.
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E.P.A. officials pointed to Mr. Wright's expertise in environmental law and his tenure at Dow as valuable qualifications.
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Whether or not Paulson would replace Shu, a managing director with expertise in structured financial products, was unclear.
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The proposed merger, announced in March, is aimed at helping ZF bolster its expertise in autonomous-driving technologies.
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This is great when you know or find out that a person has expertise in a particular field.
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The defenders of Trump's horrendous picks for federal agencies often cite the nominee's "expertise" in a certain issue.
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I exchanged a few emails with Alison Shine, an intuitive medium with expertise in love and relationship readings.
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But what researchers there do have going for them is a deep and growing expertise in clinical trials.
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Mr. Cohen did not seem to have extensive expertise in the arcana of New York City condo rules.
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That said, the former official expressed concern about the lack of deep expertise in Trump's national security team.
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But as a psychologist with an expertise in child abuse, I can tell you this theory is hogwash.
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Drawing on his expertise in management, he explains in detail how firms could be managed along socialist lines.
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Since launching in Pune in 2015, the team has developed particular expertise in artificial intelligence and machine learning.
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And as the Algerian government puts it, modestly, the "Algerian expertise" in internal security matters ensures quality vetting.
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Hard to believe a powerful U.S. senator with an expertise in foreign affairs could have missed the story.
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So, you're on-the-job training that you were paid for, which you didn't have expertise in before.
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The company has steadily built up an expertise in the security market, first through its acquisition of Caspida for roughly $200 million in late 2015 to gain some expertise in real time threat detection and then last year with the purchase of SignalSense, a breach detection service, for an undisclosed amount.
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That's where LeCun's deep expertise in neural nets, and particularly in areas like optical character recognition, came in handy.
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Nintendo has managed to combine its expertise in handheld gaming with its avant-garde (and idiosyncratic) thinking about consoles.
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Again, McMaster's on-the-ground expertise in Afghanistan will be very useful as President Trump considers his options there.
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The lawsuit stipulates that caddies are instrumental to players because of their expertise in course topography, geography, and strategy.
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It's a question that requires equal expertise in neuroscience and philosophy—a marriage of disciplines that suits Cleeremans well.
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It has less expertise in network engineering, for example, so is much less well equipped to enforce the rules.
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Match Group has invested significant resources and creative expertise in the development of our industry-leading suite of products.
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Tesla's Powerpack system is a natural fit given their global expertise in both battery storage development and EV charging.
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This high-profile initiative is designed to demonstrate Total's expertise in renewable energies and, more broadly, in energy efficiency.
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They hope their expertise in other body systems will help them look at the cervix in a new way.
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The trial wasn't about trade secrets, Uber argued, but about the market scarcity of expertise in self-driving cars.
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Unless you are a lawyer with expertise in fiduciary matters, I would simply refuse to sign these exemption agreements.
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He's a plant biologist at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in New York with an expertise in genetics and development.
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My focus as the volume's editor was on Trump's dangerousness because of my area of expertise in violence prevention.
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"This is something new for us that we may not have expertise in," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Hewlett-Packard, building on its expertise in optics, thinks that photons—the fundamental particles of light—hold the key.
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Appealing to her sense of expertise (in this example, knowledge of the area) is a smart point of entry.
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A striking fact about today's Department of Defense (DOD) is its critical lack of technical expertise in nuclear weapons.
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The company has expertise in the internet of things, financial software, and cloud and data platforms, among other things.
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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has sought out his expertise in understanding the unfolding epidemic.
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The ratings reflect ASML's market-leading position and technological expertise in the manufacturing of equipment for the semiconductor market.
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Nonetheless Google said teaming up with Fiat Chrysler helps advance their expertise in the market for self driving cars.
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Hired for his transportation engineering expertise in 1965, the Egyptian-born Elias had been immediately unimpressed with his commute.
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Of course, the current systems would need to be strengthened by adding staff with expertise in dealing with cyberattacks.
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They also discussed bringing on additional outside counsel, that person said, particularly a firm with expertise in government investigations.
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It would utilize NIST's expertise in the Inspector General's evaluations and audits of U.S. federal agencies' cybersecurity performance recommendations.
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Such funds could logically be distributed, however, by the Department of Education, where expertise in such matters logically resides.
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Technical expertise in decorative horticulture became a hot commodity, and a School of Ornamental Horticulture opened near the Gardens.
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Fortunately, international financial services companies possess expertise in consumer engagement and education superior to those of local companies today.
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Margarita Delgado (56): Deputy central bank governor of Spain and an economist by training with expertise in bank supervision.
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It was written, apparently, by Steve Bannon and Stephen Miller, a couple of hacks without expertise in immigration law.
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He said such due diligence was the responsibility of Walmart's outside law firms, which had "expertise" in the area.
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Most of the institutional centers of energy expertise in the country remain utterly in the dark about Perry's review.
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It complained that its previous approaches had been unfairly snubbed, especially given its expertise in shale oil and gas.
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Monetizing your expertise in several different ways is very doable, even on a busy schedule, if you have discipline.
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She acknowledged her terror, but remained calm, and cited her scientific expertise in how the brain responds to trauma.
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While WME/IMG has the expertise in publicizing clients, it helps if they have a knack for self-promotion.
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Tech companies are poised to bring their expertise in data management, storage, and analysis from other industries to healthcare.
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It blends Reformation's expertise in sustainability with New Balance's international customer base to deliver conscious footwear to the masses.
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Paving the way for oil and gas companies to roll back environmental protections is not "expertise" in land management.
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It has been reported that OIRA is already hiring people with tax expertise in anticipation of reviewing IRS regulations.
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Ideology aside, the most pushback Mr. Carson has faced has come from his lack of expertise in housing policy.
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This skepticism is despite what Marcus says is a longtime interest in cryptocurrencies and his expertise in digital payments.
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" He said he met Ton-That through a mutual friend and was selected "for my expertise in this field.
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It pits an agency without the requisite experience against telecom companies with decades of legal expertise in this arena.
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Dr. Ashton was hired by the university's department of pharmacological sciences, where she developed her expertise in psychoactive drugs.
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Hunter Biden isn't an expert in governance, isn't a transparency expert, has no expertise in energy or the Ukraine.
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Sachdeva, of Northern Sky Research, thinks Relativity's expertise in aerospace 3D printing could have lasting value beyond its rockets.
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The deal would mark the first time Jimmy Choo has been owned by a company with expertise in fashion.
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And private equity firms, lacking technical expertise in how to manage infrastructure, often team up with private water companies.
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Through eBay, he discovered an online watch forum, and, through the forum, he developed some expertise in military watches.
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In exchange for the AstraZeneca assets, FIIF will provide development funding and expertise in establishing strategic partnerships in China.
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Last year's shady goings-on spurred the promoters to call in Dragonfly for the company's expertise in statistical analysis.
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Hambrick, however, kept reiterating that practice is important, if not essential, to the development of expertise in any field.
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These ministers were chosen due to their nations involvement in the Korean War, not their expertise in North Korea.
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Still, Apple's lack of expertise in media and recent interest in subscription streaming video makes Disney an ideal partner.
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It was an unlikely assignment: Armies of lawyers and accountants have expertise in those fields; Mr. Epstein did not.
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It was an unlikely assignment: Armies of lawyers and accountants have expertise in those fields; Mr. Epstein did not.
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Rather than focusing on collecting and analyzing intelligence, they developed expertise in propaganda, agitation, subversion, repression, deception and murder.
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However, funding for staff and the level of technical expertise in Congress have not kept pace since the 1990s.
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I researched extensively to find a counselor with expertise in the areas I needed guidance, who I could afford.
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"If you play audit roulette, you are a fool," said Daniel Morris, an accountant with expertise in digital currencies.
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"These are experienced diplomats, they have expertise in handling classified material," she said in a separate interview with PBS Newshour.
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Clinton excels, was the best way to draw attention to Mr. Sanders's record and his minimal expertise in foreign policy.
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Both positions drew on and expanded his expertise in administrative law, a topic that would interest him throughout his career.
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BlackBerry will focus on applying its expertise in cybersecurity to self-driving vehicles, CEO John Chen said in a statement.
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While they may have capable employees, their teams don't have expertise in the fields that will drive their businesses forward.
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The company has essentially taken its expertise in display projection and married it with some truly unique user interface design.
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A big problem is the lack of technological expertise in Congress, and the informational imbalance with the tech companies' lobbyists.
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They are a mainly conservative group of academics and faith leaders, few of whom have any expertise in human rights.
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And I certainly lay no claim to expertise in predicting what his next set of actions are going to be.
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One investigator, a recorder specialist, has a high level of expertise in downloading and analyzing data on aircraft black boxes.
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The deal gave the Chinese firm access to expertise in processing the Western products increasingly popular in China's major cities.
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Dr. Daniel Werb is an epidemiologist and policy analyst with expertise in the fields of HIV, addictions, and drug policy.
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Theresa May will speak about security on February 17th and other ministers will address their areas of expertise in turn.
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Apple is also planting its flag in Seattle in order to build its expertise in machine learning and artificial intelligence.
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Uber, they're trying to say, isn't about trade secrets, but about the market scarcity for expertise in self-driving cars.
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"We are essentially taking all of Google expertise in search and are applying it to your enterprise content," Google said.
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Given how much we use our phone cameras, getting some Leica expertise in the mix is a legitimately exciting idea.
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However, Apple has long said the barrier to moving iPhone production to the U.S. is expertise, in addition to cost.
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You learn to start that swing at the exact right moment, and Capcom's expertise in combat suddenly starts to shine.
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It might seem petty, but a skincare influencer's demonstrated expertise in her field matters, especially because these products aren't cheap.
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But buying a controlling stake in Thomas Cook should further boost Fosun's expertise in managing hotels and resorts, analysts said.
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Washington's current expertise in stroking the egos of plutocrats will have to be replaced with more consumer-oriented marketing chops.
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Mehlman-Orozco holds a Ph.D. in criminology, law and society from George Mason University, with an expertise in human trafficking.
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The announcement comes after the Japanese companies agreed in February to trade expertise in parts supplies and research and development.
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ABC has a competent management team that is experienced in regional and international banking, with sound expertise in wholesale banking.
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They brought with them their expertise in design and garment manufacturing, which helped make the US a global fashion powerhouse.
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The French provider of information technology services said it acquired zData, a consulting firm with expertise in big data solutions.
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In the meeting, both sides will consider each agency's expertise in the industry in question as well as resource constraints.
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But he quickly became a political pundit on Russia state TV, praising Putin and pushing his "expertise" in Russian politics.
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BioClinica assists pharmaceutical companies in clinical trials, and has expertise in technologies that focus on clinical research data and analytics.
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It's no surprise, then, that much of the new funding will go toward expanding the company's expertise in this area.
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The retailer has added executives with expertise in the category and associates that focus on the section in each store.
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Andrew M. Cuomo appointed David Berlin, a lawyer with an expertise in boxing, to be the athletic commission's executive director.
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Lux Capital's Bilal Zuberi, an investor in Evolv, lauded the industry expertise in the startup's operational team and advisory board.
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"The ESM has built up a level of expertise in recent years on the surveillance of stability goals," Lindner said.
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Alan Milstein, a New Jersey-based attorney with expertise in sports law, said the soccer players have a strong case.
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But Alphabet CEO Larry Page seems to be leaning on his exec's expertise in navigating city halls more than engineering.
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When it comes to finding your own niche, I recommend thinking through these three questions:What do you have expertise in?
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Now, Musk has offered to lend his expertise in drilling holes, and general engineering smarts and resources, to the effort.
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Another European contender, Thales builds electrical systems mainly and also has an expertise in aerospace, defence, transportation, and security markets.
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Mehlman- Orozco holds a Ph.D. in criminology, law and society from George Mason University, with an expertise in human trafficking.
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Last year, they soundly rejected a proposal to add to the board an independent director with expertise in climate change.
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"The Nigerians invited the Mexicans in to leverage their expertise in these industrial-scale, high-yield productions," Mr. Ofoyeju said.
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They said it would involve more church members who were not clergy but had expertise in law enforcement or psychology.
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S. Surface is a curator and architectural designer based in Seattle with expertise in harm reduction for sub-legal venues.
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"We built up the capability, but we have the domain expertise" in areas like oil, gas, and aerospace, he said.
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In addition to money, Honda will provide expertise in manufacturing and engineering compact vehicles, where space is at a premium.
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Given the complexity of the case, it's possible that Guzmán could hire multiple private attorneys with expertise in various areas.
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"Having two simultaneous deals significantly raises the risk," said David Balto, an antitrust lawyer with expertise in the health industry.
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As innovation accelerates and renewables grow, our deep expertise in energy will equip us to help clients navigate this transformation.
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How dare some legislator applaud this monstrous law in public all the while deferring to a doctor's expertise in private.
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To answer those questions, I turned to a cohort accustomed to diagnosing human foibles: scholars who have expertise in psychology.
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The company is using Motiva's expertise in sourcing and pricing U.S. crude to expand its trade volume, the people said.
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Around the internet, firms have popped up claiming expertise in medical billing for dentists and offering courses and consulting services.
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Emtek, for example, who is a reputable investor in Indonesia, has expertise in the media which is necessary for Bukalapak.
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So the acquisition may help Walmart build expertise in the very areas where it is trying to gain on Amazon.
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Pimco, which Morningstar said manages $518 million in assets in its model portfolios, emphasizes its expertise in fixed-income investing.
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In his 60s, he developed an expertise in collectible coins and was named The Times's first coin editor in 1962.
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Daikin acquired the U.S. company Goodman in 2012 to strengthen its expertise in that area, but has made little headway.
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Vance denied any favoritism at the time, saying that his office contracted the firm because of its expertise in Palantir.
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Daly, who held prosecutor posts in Brooklyn, New York, and in Virginia, has expertise in fighting transnational drug trafficking groups.
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Finally, as you envision the business you'd like to start, show your expertise in this area by writing about it.
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As such, many patients are denied the full benefit of a pharmacist's expertise in maximizing the effectiveness of their care.
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In January, 2015, Flynn signed with Leading Authorities, a speakers' bureau, which promoted his expertise in leadership, cybersecurity, and terrorism.
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"We will also look to their expertise in producing small arms and other security-related equipment like drones," he said.
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In order to diffuse holiday worries, some people take to social media to offer their expertise in Thanksgiving-related quandaries.
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Sikka is known as an expertise in databases and AI with a long and storied career in the tech industry.
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If Imgur can keep things on the rails, it plans to monetize Melee with the company's expertise in display ads.
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It sets aside $6.8 million for hiring more staff who have expertise in human factors, software engineering and other areas.
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RCG, which has a particular expertise in grains and livestock, has 14,000 client accounts and balances and 150 associated staff.
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The Treasury Department runs the committee and can reach out to any agency that has expertise in the related industry.
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His expertise in economic analysis is particularly crucial with a Fed chairman, Jerome Powell, who is not a professional economist.
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The company has developed an expertise in emerging markets, but in recent years, investors have pulled back from that area.
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One of them, David A. Silverman, has zero financial experience: He is a doctor with an expertise in infectious diseases.
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For Zola, New York offers access to the talent and expertise in the city's large fashion, design and retail industries.
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Municipalities tend to nominate representatives with expertise in the subject — say, the heads of their building, fire and planning departments.
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Recall, again, that Kaveladze is a senior vice president at the Agalarovs' real estate company with expertise in financial management.
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They were major players in building the API we are using and have expertise in these types of projects at scale.
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Minnesota's economy is diverse, with expertise in many of the fields driving the global economy, like health, food and water solutions.
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A: Doubles is much more physical, played at much more fast pace… Internally, we don't have the expertise in doubles coaching.
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These coaches have the experience and expertise in training with others to help their athletes work more efficiently and more effectively.
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Unlike Berenson's book, the report was conducted by more than a dozen rigorous scientists with expertise in empirical research and analysis.
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By joining forces with Aviragen, we will apply our highly complementary sets of expertise in an effort to address the problem.
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Verification is based on community feedback to responses, but relevant certificates and ID are requested to prove expertise in some cases.
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Sometimes these are members who have expertise in a particular issue area, and sometimes they're members handpicked to do leadership's bidding.
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Ford's announcement comes as technology and automobile companies seek access to Israeli expertise in automated driving, boosting investment in the country.
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He said Dr. D'Onofrio, who has an expertise in adolescent self-injury, would counsel students and hold a meeting for parents.
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Employers also want expertise in cloud computing, artificial intelligence and user-experience design, as well as good managers and analytical thinkers.
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New investors also joined including firms with a depth of expertise in foodtech, including S2G Ventures and Obvious Ventures, he noted.
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Argentina's telecoms regulator last October blocked the sale of Telecom Argentina to Fintech, saying the company had no expertise in telecommunications.
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But as a class, local lenders are more resilient than they look, thanks largely to their expertise in small-business lending.
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CAST is also partnering with Northern California Community Loan Fund (NCCLF) to offer arts communities technical expertise in real estate consultation.
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NetSpeed's proven network-on-chip technology addresses this challenge, and we're excited to now have their IP and expertise in-house.
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The three coverage bankers, with expertise in a specific sector, were responsible for offering the clients corporate and investment banking services.
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Seeking a fourth partner with expertise in flight control software, Wiegand interviewed PhD students at his alma mater, Munich Technical University.
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Patients should receive treatment from a physician who examines them, and has expertise in the interventions he or she is prescribing.
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With their deep understanding of cancer disease mechanisms and clinical development expertise in oncology, we are excited to partner with Syndax.
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We are confident that their expertise in branding and consumer goods will complement our own creativity and disruption of traditional products.
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The new company would combine Renault's expertise in electric cars with FCA's partnerships in self-driving vehicles, including Waymo and Mobileye.
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Many of the U.S. scientists pulled from the area, critics have noted, have decades of expertise in managing previous Ebola outbreaks.
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To find out, we asked five people with expertise in sex, sex positivity, and feminism about sluttiness and sex activism today.
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"Helen Mayer Harrison brought to our collective work deep expertise in literature, educational philosophy and transdisciplinary research," he said by email.
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Usually we hear both parties espouse their expertise in running the world but, this election cycle, it's only the Democrats' turn.
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"It's not really a numbers game," Kristin Brzeski, a wildlife ecologist with an expertise in conservation genetics at Michigan Tech, said.
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For some small firms, another option is to narrow their niche to deliver the leading expertise in a very narrow area.
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The Saudis expect the United States to be a key player in all this, particularly given Trump's expertise in corporate America.
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Suzuki and Toyota have agreed to trade expertise in parts supplies and research and development, including selling electric vehicles in India.
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Dr. Sally Marlow is a Fellow at King's College London, with an expertise in addiction and the stigma that surrounds it.
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That's not the case this time with Pruitt, a former attorney general of Oklahoma with very little expertise in environmental issues.
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Nina used her extensive expertise in making leggings look cute to create seamless outfits that were both stylish and functional. 1.
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Samsung says its expertise in displays, user interfaces, and semiconductor technology would create "significant growth opportunities" for Harman's auto-parts business.
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It has bought in outside expertise in the shape of AGRI-TREND, a Canadian agricultural consultancy, which it acquired last year.
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The purpose of the acquisition is to capitalize on CdR's expertise in quantitative investment and asset allocation, according to the statement.
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Continental and privately owned Bosch said separately they wanted to advance their expertise in driver-assistance and other data-based technologies.
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With Phil's expertise in seeing this run for years and years, any little hints he can give us have been helpful.
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Kimberly Mehlman-Orozco holds a Ph.D. in criminology, law and society from George Mason University, with an expertise in human trafficking.
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"There is no set answer, but it never hurts to report," said Daniel Morris, an accountant with expertise in digital currencies.
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The TAO is the NSA mission element charged with providing tools and expertise in computer network exploitation to deliver foreign intelligence.
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Dubbing Jimmy a "Svengali," Chuck agrees to use his expertise in compliance law to sway Mesa Verde back toward HHM's arms.
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"They allow [these groups] to stay relevant in the evolving professional landscape and communicate their expertise in new ways," said Wingard.
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Airports and airlines have great expertise in staffing models that could help the TSA address its ongoing and persistent staffing challenges.
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To ensure collection of the highest-quality data, task force members should include individuals with substantial expertise in social science methodology.
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The company is hiring for a number of technical roles as it attempts to build out its expertise in the area.
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"Within the alliance, Renault Group's global expertise in light commercial vehicles generates synergies that benefit all of our customers," he added.
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Music directors of major orchestras should, of course, have expertise in standard repertory and, equally important, demonstrate involvement with new music.
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The Internet and podcasting continued to blur the lines between professionals and aspirants, since expertise, in this realm, is only relative.
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The company has R&D-driven expertise in plant biotechnology and breeding that enables high profit margins and strong cash flows.
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Kimberly Mehlman-Orozco holds a Ph.D. in Criminology, Law and Society from George Mason University, with an expertise in human trafficking.
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All of this requires a certain expertise in civil rights and nondiscrimination laws, which Dreiband will surely bring to the job.
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Google needs the right distribution channels, supply chain and relationships — all areas where Osterloh's expertise in shipping hardware could prove useful.
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Klout came to somewhat dubious conclusions, ranking blogger Robert Scoble above Barack Obama and assigning users "expertise" in seemingly random topics.
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Snap brought in a camera developer with expertise in 360 cameras and stereoscopic cameras to pitch the company potential hardware options.
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Fitch believes that Ache's operational expertise in Brazil in combination with its strong distribution system mitigate the threat of increasing competition.
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It must also build up expertise in this area, or risk becoming dated in what it can provide to its customers.
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Small businesses need to access the capital needed to expand and the expertise in helping them to effectively manage the growth.
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For instance, have them describe something they find complex (preferably in their area of expertise) in as simple terms as possible.
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Through the partnership, Walmart plans to defend itself from Amazon's retail ambitions and expertise in data, and boost its online presence.
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The head of that team, William N. Bryan, was a career civil servant with an expertise in energy infrastructure and security.
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But his expertise in devising complex financing solutions appealed to Mr. Son, one of the larger players in global debt markets.
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These moves will transfer knowledge and technology, and build national expertise in the fields of manufacturing, maintenance, repair, research and development.
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The company's expertise in developing real-time user interfaces and payment systems will help give shape to the taxi service platform.
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Heathfield is a renowned British curator and writer with particular expertise in time-based arts: live art, dance, and experimental theater.
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Dr. Silvers's expertise in aesthetics led President Jimmy Carter to appoint her to the National Council on the Humanities in 1980.
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We've come to accept this, but these are not people with expertise in clinical care or health policy or public health.
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He did not exhibit any special interest or expertise in Russia until 2014, when his academy was beginning to stumble financially.
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In an effort to gain expertise in blades, G.E. bought the Danish company LM Wind Power in 2016 for €1.5 billion.
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He developed expertise in establishing real estate investment trusts, which pool money from investors to buy and operate real estate developments.
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Now Foxconn has tapped his expertise in respiratory diseases to serve as a consultant for the firm's prevention and rehabilitation efforts.
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"He enjoys a wealth of experience and expertise in the management of high-end Insider threat risks," the LinkedIn biography states.
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The board said it was working to identify candidates who would improve its expertise in safety, operations and other critical areas.
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He gained expertise in financial innovation while in Germany as a Fulbright scholar and researcher at the Association of German Banks.
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The Bermuda-based private investment firm appointed two senior advisers to boost its expertise in real estate and direct equity investments.
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You likely have a lot of contacts and expertise in a specific industry, which you could leverage for your own venture.
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But there is no substitute for the existing EMP Commission, which comprises the greatest body of expertise in the Free World.
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"We are adding proven world-class expertise in capital allocation, aviation, accounting and financial reporting," GE Lead Director Jack Brennan said.
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Mr. Cohen's name appears throughout the dossier compiled by the retired British spy, Christopher Steele, who has deep expertise in Russia.
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Mehlman-Orozco holds a Ph.D. in Criminology, Law and Society from George Mason University, with an expertise in race and crime.
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Baehrel's mother, who was from Brooklyn, was an avid gardener, and he credits her with his early expertise in native plants.
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These features stem from Sony's expertise in camera sensors, which it also sells to other smartphone manufacturers, and its display technology.
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Understanding the promise and threat of quantum computing will also require vast expansion of our expertise in this extraordinarily sophisticated area.
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HHS is tasked to provide leadership and expertise in global health diplomacy and policy to contribute to a safer, healthier world.
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Mr. Coleman, a corporate lawyer with expertise in transportation issues, was on the Pan Am board of directors at the time.
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Ziehl-Abegg is among companies trying to adjust to the shift in automotive technology by using its expertise in electric motors.
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Some legal aid nonprofits have expertise in student loan issues and can assist you for free or at a reduced rate.
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Adding to the concern is Mr. Trump's choice of a politician with no expertise in nuclear or technical matters, former Gov.
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It used its expertise in logistics to allow customers to order goods and have them on their doorsteps in two days.
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Contrary to popular belief, successfully implementing AI to drive impactful decisions requires a diverse team with expertise in several skill sets.
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Change from directional leadership to persuasive and participation, and finally through to delegation once they exhibit expertise in a particular task.
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Monica Eaton-Cardone is an entrepreneur and business leader with expertise in technology, e-Commerce, risk relativity and payment-processing solutions.
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She had no formal diplomatic experience before moving to Japan in late 2013, nor did she have special expertise in Japan.
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While Democrats tapped Gerhardt for Wednesday's hearing, his expertise in the past has been sought by both sides of the aisle.
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He acknowledged that the school district lacked expertise in real estate, but said partner organizations would be brought on to help.
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The Liberian government, rather than building up its own expertise in running a school system, is relying on someone else's expertise.
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The store manager needs no expertise in programming — Alexa composes its response by talking to Drupal 8 using web service APIs.
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Collaborating with others is better than building expertise in-house, Lyft reckons, because so much uncertainty surrounds the evolution of autonomous technology.
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"Google has expertise in mapping, and that's a critical part of the equation in increased safety," Ward said in a phone interview.
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The firm touts its expertise in data modeling as a significant feature setting it apart from others in the financial services industry.
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Eight years later, he took his talents and expertise in lidar, a laser-based sensor, to his own robo-truck startup, Otto.
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Big Silicon Valley companies have often competed for talent with specialized skills, like expertise in artificial intelligence or trendy new programming languages.
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Google Assistant attracts them with its expertise in answering complex questions, its ability to adapt to different settings and broader language support.
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" The site notes that this firm has "developed significant expertise in all of the sometimes complex details of seat holding and linestanding.
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But there are also experts on labor laws, international labor laws, human rights, North Korean studies, and people with expertise in government.
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Four of the developing medicines could treat blood disorders, a branch that Celgene has expertise in, and could be "transformational," he said.
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"There's a difference between a technician — someone with expertise in a certain field — and someone who has business expertise," Mr. Carter said.
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Man Numeric, for instance, a quant fund in Boston, wants to apply its expertise in company-level analysis to high-yield bonds.
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Members of the FBI-led Joint Terrorism Task Force with expertise in explosives assisted, given the nature of incident, the official said.
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Both he and Buckanovich think that the treatment could be effective beyond their fields of expertise in lung cancer and ovarian cancer.
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Company officials said the deal would marry Google's market reach and strength in analytics with JD.com's expertise in logistics and inventory management.
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The connections its bankers have, in combination with their expertise in industries, leads to a virtuous cycle of more introductions and deals.
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She's shocked that she can't work in a field with her expertise in environmental regulations, one that would literally pay the rent.
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Jargon like this can be useful, especially when it's used to distract consumers who don't have much expertise in arcane policy procedures.
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Commentary by Nansen G. Saleri, president, CEO of QRI, an oil investment advisory firm with expertise in oil and gas reservoir management.
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The consortium plans to service short and medium haul flights to tourism hot spots, making use of Condor's expertise in that sector.
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"CamberView's deep experience and expertise in shareholder and governance matters significantly expands our ability to serve clients," Taubman said in a statement.
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All Wells did in those quarterly reports to investors was tout expertise in "cross-selling"—signing up individual customers for multiple accounts.
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So drawing on your expertise in international relations, you think Trump's first year of grenade-rolling foreign policy has been pretty effective?
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" Hansen added that "Sanders has offered no evidence that NRC has failed to do its job, and he has no expertise in
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They've publicly stated they see PayTM as a local partner with whom they will share their expertise in e-commerce and payments.
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Together, those studies shattered the belief that coaches had special expertise in accurately recalling and judging the critical elements of sports performance.
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In Cincinnati, Astronomer, which creates next generation data pipeline management software, is looking for a product designer with expertise in user experience.
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For the last several years, China has been the world's leader in solar panel manufacturing, driven by its expertise in broader manufacturing.
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In the last four months two former uBeam engineers with expertise in wireless charging and ultrasonic technology had been hired by Apple.
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As we gain more experience and expertise in our work, we become more entrenched in a particular way of viewing the world.
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The company claims that it won the contract, worth $300 million, in part due to its expertise in working on difficult terrain.
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Kimberly Mehlman-Orozco holds a Ph.D. in criminology, law and society from George Mason University, with expertise in human trafficking and immigration.
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Since they have chosen this path, I encourage them to give credit where it's due and acknowledge GSUSA's expertise in leadership development.
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Alternatives exist to help with compliance, but they often involve an expertise in the field and a hodgepodge of different software systems.
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Wu is a staff attorney at the National Consumer Law Center with expertise in tax-time financial products, including refund anticipation loans.
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And can Sotheby's longtime specialists feel comfortable reporting to Ms. Cappellazzo, who may not have as much expertise in their practice areas?
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The space will be led by UCSF's Joe DeRisi and Stanford's Stephen Quake, professors known for their expertise in biophysics and bioengineering.
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A far better idea would be to build on the existing NIST structure by adding any unique, requisite expertise in election security.
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He thinks he'd like to be a software engineer, though he's not totally sure where his expertise in Excel will take him.
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Dr. Kimberly Mehlman-Orozco holds a Ph.D. in Criminology, Law and Society from George Mason University, with an expertise in human trafficking.
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But despite Razer's expertise in LEDs, it's avoided perhaps the most obvious kind of LED—The ones providing the backlight for monitors.
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This training generally involves not only large amounts of data but also people with substantial expertise in software development and machine learning.
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In a statement DraftKings' CEO Jason Robins alluded to this, saying that the firm has deep expertise in "sports, technology, and policy".
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There's Sekulow's expertise in constitutional law – having appeared before the Supreme Court a dozen times – to Dowd's extensive background in criminal law.
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Mr. Sloan's expertise in wholesale banking and corporate finance, analysts said, may make him more willing to trim the bricks and mortar.
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" Mike Gregoire, chief executive of CA Technologies, said, "This combination aligns our expertise in software with Broadcom's leadership in the semiconductor industry.
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But building this "Gigafactory" has given Tesla a reliable source of low-cost batteries while deepening the company's expertise in battery manufacturing.
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In case of a stalemate, the president could envision a nonelected person chosen on the basis of expertise in forming a government.
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"County supervisors have no expertise in the area of elections," said Jen Marson, the executive director of the Arizona Association of Counties.
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Why this matters: People on both sides say that the Chinese government's negotiating team has lacked specialized expertise in major trade issues.
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Now he keeps his tools — knives, scissors, needles, an awl — in a box in the attic and his expertise in his head.
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Because so many companies are now using Kubernetes, expertise in the technology has quickly become one of the fastest growing tech skills.
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"I didn't have any pushback on Martha's opinion, mindful that Martha has greater expertise in sex crimes than I do," he said.
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It was the sort of abstruse display that reinforced the value of observers who possess expertise in local politics, history and culture.
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And it's precisely because of her expertise in counterterrorism and national security that a walk through the International Spy Museum provokes worry.
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He has argued nine cases before the Supreme Court, and is known for his expertise in statutory interpretation and structural constitutional law.
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Other companies have argued that it makes sense to let cases be considered by courts that have developed expertise in patent matters.
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Jill Dougherty is a former CNN foreign affairs correspondent and Moscow bureau chief with expertise in Russia and the former Soviet Union.
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They chose the venture firm NFX to lead the $4.4 million round, given its expertise in marketplaces and network effects-driven businesses.
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No one can touch Joe Biden's expertise in international affairs, he appeals to moderates and he seems to be an ethical man.
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Congress should encourage people who wish to expand their expertise in part by using the Internet and our community and technological colleges.
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Mr. Brand's expertise in identifying stimuli that can trigger powerful emotions came in handy as the co-founders were working on Kahoot.
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Reinsurers act as insurers to insurance companies, and their expertise in areas like mortality and longevity tables remains unmatched, industry experts say.
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Plucked from top schools, most of those hired by the firm arrive with little or no expertise in the world of finance.
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Readers will look to authors who have standing, either because they have expertise in their field or unique experience of a subject.
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Growing patient populations and improving medical expertise in newer markets are making up for slowing growth in mature markets for Smith+Nephew.
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Tech giant Google has sought ways to commercialize its growing expertise in artificial intelligence and its vast computing power in the cloud.
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When most people think of a custom suit fitting, they imagine quality service coupled with designer expertise in a personalized shopping environment.
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He performed more than 22,000 operations and earned an international reputation for expertise in all areas of cardiac surgery, especially valve repair.
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He said he wants average investors to decide whether a large hedge fund manager like himself would add expertise in the boardroom.
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A LOT OF IT'S GOING TO BE MORE EXPERTISE: IN APPAREL AND HOME, IN FOOD AND BEVERAGE, IN A CATEGORY LIKE BEAUTY.
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Around 70 percent of the company's 120 employees are new to healthcare but have expertise in data science, software and intellectual property.
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"I would hope that his expertise in real estate would make him sensitive to the issues that developers consider," Mr. Berger said.
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His performance was intended to send the appropriate signals to elites, not to demonstrate that he'd developed expertise in global affairs overnight.
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Standard Chartered, for example, runs correspondent-banking "academies", sharing expertise in due diligence; the most recent, in Dubai, was for Middle Eastern banks.
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It was an infuriating attack on Noble's expertise in line with, ironically, the bias Noble herself shines a light on in her research.
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Our domain expertise in UGC and viral videos has given us a great opportunity to help brands with their content and creative needs.
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As an investor, Altria said it will provide Cronos with its expertise in regulatory affairs, regulatory science, compliance, government affairs and brand management.
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Norman, who had so keenly propped up art's burgeoning investment status, was now deploying her expertise in a bid for greater market transparency.
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We are integrating digital across all areas of our business and will continue to grow our digital expertise in a more integrated way.
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Norway's deputy oil and energy minister Ingvil Smines Tybring-Gjedde said China wanted to learn from Norway's expertise in reducing costs and pollution.
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Carson focused much of his opening remarks on race relations and health, using his expertise in both to highlight their importance in housing.
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Beyond company training, she said, she had no expertise in addiction, psychology, opioid addiction, chemistry or pharmacology and no background in public health.
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Its new chief, Gustavo Vega, is a non-partisan academic, though some observers grumble that he and his colleagues lack expertise in elections.
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For offices to feel like home, it helps to hire a designer with expertise in residential real-estate, says Elizabeth Pinkham of Salesforce.
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The committee members are thus selected on the basis of their own excellent scientific credentials and corresponding scientific expertise in the respective field.
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Incoming CEO Patricio previously worked as chief marketing officer at AB InBev, a contrast to Hees' expertise in cost-cutting and deal integration.
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"We are encouraging our independent dealers to consider employing Hagie field staff for their expertise in high clearance sprayers," a Deere spokesperson said.
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Streaming piracy is another problem for the industry and Peled noted that Israel's expertise in cybersecurity could help the company further develop solutions.
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Benefiting from a favorable climate and expertise in medical and agricultural technologies, Israeli companies are among the world's biggest producers of medical cannabis.
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"The first-ever Cadillac CT2400 showcases Cadillac's unique expertise in crafting American luxury sedans," Carlisle said at a preview ahead of the unveiling.
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It will not invest any money but will provide technological and operational expertise in exchange for half the annual capacity of 240,000 chips.
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With abundant resources and decades of expertise in 2D printing behind it, the company's first 3D printer will hit the market this year.
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It is hoping to expand its revenue in international markets by leveraging SoftBank's expertise in Asia, Mack said in an interview on Tuesday.
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Porsche's motivation in striking this deal is to get the benefit of Rimac's proven expertise in speeding up its own electric vehicle development.
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German expertise in making chemicals and electronics could have been deployed to produce a battery industry to feed a thriving electric-car market.
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And the central bank has a brand new boss, Jerome Powell, who, unlike his recent predecessors, has no formal expertise in monetary policy.
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The new arena of competition: chips special-made for AI, a quickly shifting field that requires deep expertise in designing and manufacturing silicon.
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The plan was to bring together digital ambitions with on-the-ground expertise in Iran, something few groups could manage at the time.
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"There are nascent efforts to conduct experiments and develop expertise in responsible innovation, but we have a long ways to go," said Palmer.
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Najarian, co-founder of the Najarian Family Office and the Investitute, is looking at oil exploration companies with expertise in extracting shale oil.
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Those working in Silicon Valley occupy a unique position due to their expertise in a rapidly growing, highly complex and ever-evolving field.
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He's also spoken publicly of his 25-year service in the Air Force and emphasizes his expertise in foreign policy and national security.
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He helped draft an interim Constitution for the incoming Iraqi government, an experience that gave him an expertise in Iraq's feuding political factions.
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It now replies to the most urgent ones first, and is planning to route complaints to agents with expertise in the relevant field.
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Typically, demand for those "rising skills" was three times higher than for other areas of expertise in the past 12 months, LinkedIn said.
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Toronto already has expertise in artificial intelligence (AI) and an array of promising firms such as Wattpad, a storytelling platform with 65m readers.
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In addition to investing in and partnering with great consumer companies, we will provide space and expertise in-house to help them grow.
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While her makeup expertise comes from years of modeling, the mom-of-two has her kids to thank for her expertise in sweets.
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It means stretching yourself, even into realms you may not hold a huge amount of expertise in (with integrity and honesty, of course).
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Toshiba also overhauled its pay system, allowing it to offer bigger salaries to people with expertise in AI and the Internet of Things.
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James Ogilvie, an EU political and regulatory affairs consultant with expertise in global football, said the case could have repercussions well beyond skating.
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Later in that decade he developed an expertise in Eastern European affairs, and his career included postings to Yugoslavia, Austria, Poland and Romania.
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"We showed that a small team of investigators with expertise in statistics and experimental design could find dozens of problematic papers," they write.
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Thomas Buonomo is a U.S. Air Force Academy graduate, former military intelligence officer, and geopolitical risk analyst with expertise in Middle East affairs.
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Nevertheless, the DOL did not let its lack of expertise in regulating broker-dealers and investment advisers stop it from attempting the task.
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Bragman, who's represented famous people such as Monica Lewisnky and Barry Manilow, is known for his expertise in handling crisis communications for celebrities.
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What's more, their management teams have established expertise in their specific categories, when it comes to things like writing product reviews, Lore said.
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Clark emphasized the importance of introducing at least one person into each police department who has technical and cultural expertise in online crimes.
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"There are literally hundreds of organizations in this country with expertise in sexual assault and promoting healthy and respectful sexual relationships," she said.
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The three so-called coverage bankers, with expertise in a specific sector, were responsible for offering clients corporate and investment banking-related services.
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India, for instance, is not much in need of British expertise in business services, in which it has already developed its own industry.
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Clayton is a partner at Sullivan & Cromwell who has specialized in public and private mergers and has an expertise in capital market offerings.
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Meanwhile, Airbnb can court more hosts to its platform that can substitute their knowledge or expertise in place of a room for rent.
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Given the company's expertise in handling your real-world items, it only makes sense that the company would get into the moving game.
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On Thursday, a lawyer with an expertise in pensions quizzed and berated Charlotte just before a big speech, calling her stupid and unqualified.
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For Fiat Chrysler, the arrangement allows the company to gain access to Google's expertise in driverless cars rather than develop its own technology.
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Ping An in recent years has been building up its expertise in the fintech and healthcare-related areas, but mostly in mainland China.
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Frederique serves on the Board of Directors of both Ubisoft and Les Mills International, bringing expertise in digital customer experience and big data.
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Robert Jackson, a dissenting commissioner on the SEC (and rare regulator with deep expertise in data analytics), makes the economic case for finesse.
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In academia, Krueger was known for his expertise in the labor market and his use of empirical evidence that challenged traditional economic theories.
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Fosun International is a family-focused multinational company founded in 1992 with its roots in China with expertise in health, luxury and finance.
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Author Dr. Kimberly Mehlman-Orozco holds a Ph.D. in criminology, law and society from George Mason University, with an expertise in human trafficking.
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"We welcome that ispace will create in the near future further space resources expertise in Luxembourg by actively embarking on projects," Schneider added.
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Those federations, however, have little expertise in adjudicating doping cases, and in the political world of sports, some have strong ties to Russia.
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A source familiar with the Intelligence Committee's planning tells CNN that Schiff is looking to hire investigative staff with expertise in financial crimes.
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Empower employees with skills development The traditional way of hiring for cybersecurity positions is to recruit talent with demonstrated expertise in the field.
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He brought in advisers with expertise in recruiting and data science and eventually hired nearly 20 employees, including Chinese nationals under work visas.
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A lot of hotspots out there right now, and I think it's important that to have subject matter expertise in what we're doing.
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Israeli companies - befitting from a favourable climate and expertise in medical and agricultural technologies - are among the world's biggest producers of medical cannabis.
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Her expertise in justifying environmental regulations using scientific data is at the heart of many of the disputes between environmentalists and Trump's EPA.
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Furthermore, SaarLB has sound and long-standing expertise in the sector and closely follows industry developments in its markets in France and Germany.
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It cited no specific evidence but maintained that neither Lenaida or Giahmi had any discernible expertise in advising or structuring financial derivative transactions.
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A seasoned leader with expertise in a multitude of Finance and Business functions, Dipanjan brings over 15 years of experience to the fore.
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And they tend to reward loyalty over expertise in appointing deputies, ensuring that they are less likely to get truthful information, she said.
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So I was able to start a denim brand with the foundation of 40 years' worth of experience and expertise in the industry.
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Whole Foods gave Amazon a strong brand name in the fresh food industry, expertise in managing foods and distribution centers for that food.
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He then added scientists with expertise in geology and planetary rings to the imaging team NASA had selected, as well as foreign scientists.
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Mr. Markham was new to Germany, and was eager to make use of Mr. Homola's expertise in navigating the region's complicated political landscape.
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For the viruses they need, they often turn to a few academic medical centers with expertise in the requirements for early clinical research.
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With the equipment and expertise in place, humanitarian agencies were able to discreetly deliver M.R. to Rohingya refugees soon after they started arriving.
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Macpherson said Rogers was a "huge loss" and he couldn't understand the "wilful and total destruction of EU expertise" in the civil service.
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La Volpe was impressed with Camacho's expertise in history and feng shui, the Chinese practice of harmonizing human surroundings with the natural world.
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First, the agency has no expertise in ballistic missile warning and no authority to address the shortfalls demonstrated in Hawaii on Jan. 13.
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Earlier this year there was pressure from investors to add managers with expertise in accounting and financial controls to the CEO's inner circle.
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She has received advice and resources from 314 Action, a nonprofit group working to elect people with expertise in science and math fields.
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Part of the problem is that Japan's response has been conducted by public servants who do not necessarily have expertise in infectious disease.
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But Milley has insisted that the Army retain its expertise in counterinsurgency operations rather than tossing it out, as it did after Vietnam.
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Launching these first two companies not only honed Blumenthal's leadership and management skills but elevated her expertise in another valuable arena: raising capital.
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DeLauro and Murray said the department created a subcommittee on financial responsibility and solicited nominations from individuals with expertise in financial accounting standards.
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Israeli companies - benefiting from a favorable climate and expertise in medical and agricultural technologies - are among the world's biggest producers of medical cannabis.
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As a senator, Mr. Glenn developed an expertise in weapons systems, nuclear proliferation issues and most legislation related to technology and bureaucratic reform.
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That includes aides with specific expertise in the countries being phoned or officials focused on an issue set being discussed on the call.
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Putin has the advantage of building on Russian expertise in leader glorification; the Soviets pioneered the cult of personality almost 100 years ago.
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"Now we want to come along, get security clearances and participate in investigations that we absolutely have no expertise in whatsoever," Hunter said.
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Still, people on both sides of the talks say that the Chinese government's negotiating team has lacked specialized expertise in major trade issues.
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Instead, it has been seeking out a partner that would handle those aspects, while Nokia contributes design expertise, in addition to its brand.
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But it's home to SES and Intelstat, two of the world's biggest commercial satellite companies, so it has expertise in fostering space exploration.
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The New England city's startup scene is broad and has deep pockets of expertise in biotech, enterprise software, AI, consumer apps and other areas.
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Before joining the Cabinet, Laird had been an influential Republican congressman representing Wisconsin for 16 years with an expertise in defense and military matters.
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Partially, this was for our listeners who trust our expertise in all matters of the heart, but in honesty, it was mostly for ourselves.
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The candidates at most risk of hacks are ones with small campaigns that have with little expertise in computer technology or security, Franklin said.
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Part of the problem for Google is that unlike Apple, it does not have the expertise in scaling manufacturing in order to meet demand.
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At the same time, I think it requires a knowledge and expertise in the various retail and e-commerce areas to be really effective.
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Spotify also announced that MightTV's founder and CEO Brian Adams would join the company as VP of Technology, leveraging his expertise in targeted ads.
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These partners bring expertise in areas key to the project: international financial regulations, blockchain and the financial needs of poor communities around the world.
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Armisen's faux analysis is the lie that reveals the truth about the tyranny of jargon and self-absorbed, fake expertise in the art world.
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He has expertise in mobile computing and development, innovation, transformation, patents and ideation within various industry verticals, including telematics, consumer electronics and health care.
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They also said they have expertise in sectors like biotech, and can connect startups to Wall Street when it's time to raise larger rounds.
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The report cited company sources who told the magazine that Diess thinks Volkswagen could stand to benefit from Tesla's expertise in batteries and software.
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Their careers have included stints at banks, rating agencies and a global pharmaceutical company, with expertise in risk analysis, quality control and product management.
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Go also attended both CMU and Stanford, and has expertise in network reliability algorithms, as well as mechanical and electrical engineering and industrial design.
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In return, The Movement, through its Brussels-based staff, is pledging to provide its members with expertise in polling, research, data analytics, and messaging.
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Whitefish Energy asserts that its expertise in "rural and rugged areas" makes it uniquely qualified for the job of restoring power to Puerto Rico.
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Expertise in human interaction doesn't hurt, though, so we asked a bunch of psychologists and a college administrator how best to interact with roommates.
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Cox built and oversaw newsfeed, so he could be bringing his expertise in the organic-meets-sponsored-feed arena to businesses like Instagram, too.
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"Right now we're really focused on designers that don't have the 3D expertise in desktop design tools," Sketchbox co-founder Joe Connolly told TechCrunch.
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Critically ill patients were brought to their nearest hospital, meaning few hospitals saw enough cases to gain expertise in urgent, complex and multiple injuries.
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The government has piled the work on his desk, which is evidence, Villani says, of the need for people with scientific expertise in politics.
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The research has been carried out by an AI startup named Primer as a demonstration of the company's expertise in natural language processing (NLP).
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Join more than 1,000 startups and exhibit your country or region's innovative tech, talent and expertise in Startup Alley — in your own country pavilion.
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That's not how law firms are supposed to behave – especially law firms like Proskauer, which has a long history of expertise in employment law.
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Anthony Little is a psychology professor at the University of Bath in the UK with expertise in face perception, mate choice, and social cognition.
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H: So even though you don't have those particular intellectual resources or expertise in house, you're finding support for the work that you're doing.
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Schmidt now also chairs a new innovation board at the Pentagon intended to bring Silicon Valley's expertise in leveraging new technologies into military projects.
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She holds a PhD from Cambridge University and has expertise in international development, health and the use of new technologies to stimulate social change.
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Sorrells says she also reaches out to private-sector employers to find people with expertise in certain fields who may be interested in teaching.
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"The Swing team's deep expertise in imaging technology will help us deliver great new features and capabilities for Skype," said Raghav in a statement.
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They can use their expertise in supply-chain management to get resources to the poor or teach governments and NGOs how to do it.
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"The Nigerians invited the Mexicans in to leverage their expertise in these industrial-scale, high-yield productions," the agency's spokesman, Mitchell Ofoyeju, told reporters.
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In December, the two banks had said they would hold talks on a potential merger to combine their expertise in retail and corporate banking.
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That being said, we would be more than happy to lend our expertise in any way that we can to help with these efforts.
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The Guards have developed expertise in bypassing sanctions through years of experience and are now eyeing opportunities arising from the new U.S. economic restrictions.
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But as the new rules come into effect Monday, at least one problem has become evident: Hong Kong's limited expertise in the biotech field.
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Intel tries to pair up engineers who have expertise in particular areas with startups in need of assistance in those exact areas, he said.
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Without long-term investment in building and maintaining expertise in countries like Russia, the United States' foreign policy risks becoming reactive to external events.
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Their rationalizations — that the party's nominee will need their wisdom and policy expertise in the campaign and when he's president — border on the pitiful.
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However, Starr said school administrators are likely to have concerns about the costs, legal issues and their expertise in implementing the Secret Service recommendations.
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Often argued as the second most powerful position in the U.S. government after the president, politics has overshadowed economic expertise in the new appointment.
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As our country seeks more efficient ways to prevent violence and extremism, USIP provides deep expertise in locating the real roots of international conflicts.
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Senate Democrats have seized on Kraninger's ties to Mulvaney and her lack of expertise in financial rules in their unanimous opposition to her nomination.
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Vinci has expertise in heritage preservation since its sponsorship operation restoring the Hall of Mirrors at the Château de Versailles about 15 years ago.
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So, we reached out to Anne Cutler, a licensed psychoanalyst with expertise in dream interpretation, to get her take on some common dream types.
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NuTonomy has proven expertise in building software for self-driving vehicles, while Grab has the know-how in fleet routing technology and localized mapping.
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"His expertise in digital technologies, restaurant operations and branding make him a perfect fit for Chipotle," Ells said in a statement announcing Niccol's appointment.
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Perhaps the better analogue to Oprah running is not Trump but Ronald Reagan, a Hollywood figure with genuine experience and expertise in political leadership.
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Once the ball was rolling, Ed and Peter insisted on adding Brian Balogh to enhance the chemistry and provide expertise in the 20th century.
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Similarly, SolarCity's wide network of sales and distribution channels and expertise in offering customer-friendly financing products would significantly benefit Tesla and its customers.
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I'm well-positioned to do so because I have unusual expertise in both vaccines and autism, and without an agenda or conflict of interests.
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Why should a guy who has expertise in software and taking maximum advantage of patent laws be the guy in charge of curing malaria?
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So if you're someone who has expertise in any of these areas, reach out to brick-and-mortar small-business owners and offer guidance.
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But China's bigger presence is also due to Europe's lack of expertise in lithium ion battery cell production, an area where Asian suppliers dominate.
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His interest and expertise in those issues -- particularly immigration and national security -- has repeatedly placed McCaul on lists for jobs in the Trump administration.
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But in courting Mr. Freeman and Mr. Meehan, the company emphasized its 151-year expertise in selling consumer goods and its vast international reach.
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There's a tremendous amount of deep expertise in the Twittersphere, delivering stunning satellite images, storm track predictions and, of course, 140 well-chosen characters.
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That would give them momentum in the sleep category, domain expertise in DTC, and Casper would get the scale they clearly don&apost have.
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Americans are not engaging Arab public discussions, nor deploying their expertise in civil society building, education reform or economic development to any considerable degree.
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Martinez's mentors at her station were guys who had a radio background in Haiti and who decided to use their expertise in the States.
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Ideally, waivers are granted when an appointee has unusual skills, like a lawyer with expertise in offshore banking rules needed for tax law enforcement.
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"Toyota will share its expertise in manufacturing, quality, and cost controls to support the development and production of Joby Aviation's aircraft," the company says.
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Additionally, certain critical infrastructures in such industries as oil and gas and chemicals might be targeted, since Iran has technical expertise in those sectors.
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Sell-side analysts with expertise in specific sectors are extremely useful for identifying stocks that are likely to deliver the market&aposs biggest gains.
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Most employers, with no particular expertise in detecting fraud, merely retain copies of documents presented by prospective employers, without any way to verify them.
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All of the seven positions that require experience in cloud infrastructure call for expertise in some combination of AWS, Azure, Google or other offerings.
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Yet, this specialization is eroding, given the changing character of warfare, as expertise in new ways of warfare are shifting from soldiers to civilians.
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Days later his private equity firm inked a $85033 billion deal with the Chinese government despite having literally no expertise in the subject whatsoever.
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With an expertise in geopolitics, RBC Capital Markets' Helima Croft says Rex Tillerson's exit could create "very big implications" for the global oil markets.
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Tutoring can be conducted via phone, email, or video chat and a bachelor's degree or expertise in the subject being tutored is typically required.
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They said they were also trying to bring in another board member with expertise in the gas sector to help the process go smoothly.
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The Treasury Department, with its expertise in managing U.S. government debt and collecting government revenue, would be better able to manage this vast portfolio.
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We were bringing capital we were bringing expertise and today there is plenty of capital and plenty of expertise in our business in Asia.
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She's preferred cold noodle dishes to hot ones for her entire life, making her expertise in the matter a strong point in her cooking.
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He has hired a human resources consultant, and said he wants to bring on a coach with expertise in management training and organizational psychology.
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It wants web companies to allow third-party "trusted flaggers" with "specific expertise in identifying illegal content" to come in and monitor potentially illegal posts.
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Srinivasan's expertise in health regulation stems back to a start-up he co-founded, Counsyl, which offers DNA screening, especially for people considering having children.
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An organization like that can help with administrative details — particularly the financial ones — and it will have staff members with expertise in the nonprofit sector.
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They'll be seeking expertise in an area most don't know they're working on, or just some solid engineers and PMs amongst a competitive hiring market.
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"I am confident that his expertise in productivity and innovation will further sharpen the Committee's understanding of the British economy," finance minister Philip Hammond said.
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He said he pays everyone on his 210.50-person team at least $11 an hour to attract people who have the right expertise in wildlife.
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For companies at this stage, Bain plans to tout its expertise in finding international opportunities and forging partnerships with other portfolio companies, the people said.
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They studied it and had quite a bit of expertise in science, and engineering, and physics, and kind of understood how efficient canoeing should go.
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Some things Ackman could pressure the company to work on include beefing up its expertise in marketing, cost control and information technology, industry analysts said.
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And unlike some teachers in the US who aren't certified in the subjects they teach, both Alvarado and Que have years of expertise in science.
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For the past 15 years, designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez have charmed the fashion industry with their expertise in handcrafted, luxury ready-to-wear.
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And Berenson claimed that South Korean expertise in electronics makes it "very reasonable to assume" the country will enjoy a growing presence in defense sales.
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The 22-year-old, who lives in Moscow, is a professional makeup artist and hair stylist who has been booked for her expertise in weddings.
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But to find a truly novel yet cost-effective solution, the company felt it needed human insight and expertise in multiple scientific and engineering disciplines.
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Doing so will require a lot of work, Spencer acknowledges, but he added he has expertise in raising millions of dollars in space-themed parks.
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Given Ledger's expertise in building secure cryptocurrency wallets, the synergy is obvious, though no other details about the deal between the two companies were revealed.
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Its members are Facebook employees, many of whom have backgrounds in public policy, the law and domain expertise in sensitive areas such as sex crimes.
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In 2015, it bought French tourism operator Club Med via a hostile takeover, partially to gain that company's expertise in operating package tours within Asia.
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The company hopes corporate cloud services will become a major source of revenue, with Google's expertise in machine learning and computing infrastructure helping other businesses.
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For the previous 20 years he was a serial entrepreneur focused on internet-related businesses, and he has particular expertise in algorithmics and computer science.
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Callas spoke to Motherboard about government backdoors, the need for tech expertise in policymaking, and what he considers the biggest challenge for the security industry.
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In a blog post celebrating the news, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg praised Chenault's decades-long career with American Express and his expertise in brand building.
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Forty-five companies challenged my request for their applications through in-house lawyers as well as law firms with expertise in challenging public records requests.
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So it is counting on its expertise in those areas, as well as the new, streamlined website, to help it stand out from the crowd.
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BMW will provide expertise in battery cell development and Umicore will be responsible for developing active anode and cathode materials and recycling, the companies said.
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Prior to starting M2Jets, I had limited expertise in private aviation and had many questions: Where can I purchase an aircraft for a great price?
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Bank Maspion would benefit from Kbank's expertise in digital banking and SME banking operations, said President Director and CEO of Maspion Group in a statement.
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The study was funded by the European Commission and conducted by researchers with expertise in climate sciences and human geography from the Joint Research Centre.
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If any part of the resistance sacrifices its strength in numbers to play to the opponent's expertise in violence, it won't stand a fighting chance.
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They say it's good to have one court handle a number of patent cases, arguing that court would have expertise in dealing with those issues.
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Since taking over the probe in May, Mueller has hired 16 lawyers with expertise in multiple areas including cybercrime, white-collar crime, and financial crime.
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These Tomb Raiders, written by Rhianna Pratchett, reimagined Lara Croft as a strong and independent young woman — though still with an expertise in casual murder.
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Moreover, the deputy attorney general has myriad duties, which effectively bars the development of lasting expertise in this small part of his or her portfolio.
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"They were not interrogators, and they did not have any expertise in interrogation," said Francesca Laguardia, associate professor of justice studies at Montclair State University.
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While Nielsen received high marks for her expertise in cybersecurity and other areas, Democrats on the committee expressed concerns about her lack of leadership experience.
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She has consolidated Braze's customer experience and community teams to better handle clients' needs and hired leaders with expertise in software-as-a-service businesses.
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"We are rightsizing the firm to focus on our core expertise in areas that are growing," a Paulson spokesperson said in a statement on Friday.
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Dettman said Have Her Back lacked the bureaucracy of larger firms and had expertise in dealing with gender-specific issues that those big firms lack.
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Altria brings decades of lobbying expertise in Washington that could benefit Juul as the company navigates heightened federal scrutiny of its products' popularity among teenagers.
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"They were looking for partners who would bring things like multi-cloud and hybrid, and we were looking for expertise in infrastructure management," Kurian said.
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Apple, which laid off dozens of employees from its secretive car project this month, is increasingly seeking help from outside companies with expertise in vehicles.
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The speaker and the president should take steps immediately to address the deficits in science and technology expertise in the House and the White House.
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Agents have expertise in differentiating someone seeking asylum from an MS-13 gang member; they know the tattoos, they know the right question to ask.
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With her expertise in film and comic conventions, she was very valuable as a co-founder to forming an ongoing convention aspect of the movement.
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"Their expertise in machine learning, computer vision, and simulation is among the best in the industry," Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt wrote in a Medium post.
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Still, Raymond said it would behoove the agency to listen to the farmers, whose expertise in this area may be invaluable to future Martian colonists.
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"Dumb money" from investors without expertise in a relevant space, connections they'll leverage to help, or an understanding of what startups need can be dangerous.
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"Through this acquisition, Neovia will consolidate its strong international expertise in aquaculture and its presence in one of the largest shrimp producing markets," Neovia said.
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With Alma's expertise in origami, we thought that would work really well; particularly to represent the imagery of the bombings, explosions, [and] sprays of gunfire.
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As investors in marketing automation company Hubspot, Scale and Bishop could bring some expertise in how businesses approach sales and marketing communications, among other things.
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"Another great person to talk to is your care manager, who can be a social worker or RN with expertise in this area," he said.
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Anticipating those issues, 11 Honoré offers its own resources and expertise in pattern development or simply in helping a label to decide where to start.
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But achieving flow tends to require expertise, and to achieve expertise in skiing you must start early, which requires committed parents or money or both.
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We believe our clients and employees will benefit meaningfully from a TPH with broader global reach, expertise in new areas, and greater access to capital.
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The excesses and missteps that surrounded the C.I.A. enhanced interrogation program occurred in large measure because the agency had no experience or expertise in interrogation.
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Local governments are also placing ads to recruit camp staff with expertise in criminal psychology or a background in the military or the police force.
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Technology changes too fast, Mr. Barbier said, for expertise in a particular set of software tools to be a lasting asset in the labor market.
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The idea behind these systems is that judges who have deep expertise in their fields will oversee cases more efficiently than those in federal courts.
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Some of the visiting firefighters have been part of elite ground crews, but far more have arrived with expertise in fire management, planning and aviation.
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In recent years Immelt has remade GE as a high-tech, large systems company, building GE's expertise in energy systems, jet engines, and health systems.
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Even if you&aposre not an entrepreneur, developing expertise in corporate finance can help you pursue opportunities for finance-related positions at your own company.
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Be smart: The reviewers are meant to be representative of everyday Facebook users, so they don't have any sort of particular expertise in fact-checking.
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The group, which has 4,200 research and development engineers in China, wants to develop connectivity, autonomous driving and smart infrastructure expertise in China, he added.
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We are thrilled that Reuters is joining our U.S. partnership, and know we'll benefit deeply from their expertise in visual verification and user-generated content.
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The startup was approached by startup incubator Techstars for investment and accepted the standard $20,000 investment and expertise in exchange for 6% of the business.
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He said a watchdog with expertise in the field could better review a company's behavior and use of data on a case-by-case basis.
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The mission at Charles D. Hyman & Co. is to craft a long-term client relationship built on integrity of purpose and expertise in portfolio management.
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"We've chosen to invest in an actively managed ETF manager that has deep expertise in these disruptive innovations," said Pagnato, whose firm overseas $4.8 billion.
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A newer resident, she pointed out, may have expertise in a field like engineering, finance or law that would prove useful in co-op deliberations.
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And, using cloak-and-dagger tradecraft that—like the expertise in violence—was a legacy of the war, the group ran surveillance and intelligence operations.
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The large team of scientists and engineers with specialized expertise in monitoring air deposition and respiration of pollutants can only be found within the EPA.
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Lawyers with expertise in tax law have said such a lawsuit would face an uphill battle against Treasury, which has a strong record in court.
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The other side has acknowledged his expertise in its own way: early in his research, he declined a consulting gig for a private-equity lobbyist.
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In light of this, she says that gaining expertise in new industries will be the deciding factor in your ability to maintain a successful career.
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To find the right one, talk to friends and listing agents at open houses, and look for agents with expertise in the neighborhoods you like.
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They also begin their philanthropy at a younger age, according to Wealth-X, giving them more time to build an expertise in a particular field.
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This is due mostly to unstaffed embassies overseas, lack of deep area expertise in government, and quite frankly little imagination among our foreign policy establishment.
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