And you know all of our capital is externally managed.
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They're paid by the brand sponsorship deals they make externally.
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But we can expect an abundance of externally inflicted humiliations.
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Facebook is now looking internally and externally for her replacement.
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Externally, I talked to a women's group and a reporter.
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But what if you could provide power externally without wires?
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It's making Russia more aggressive externally and less democratic internally.
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Externally, "blending in" at work didn't cause me any issues.
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The soap bubbles already had an externally imposed temperature difference.
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And such approaches take time to gestate, internally and externally.
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I'm way less inclined to process externally that she is.
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We can play music internally or externally, if we like.
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Until then, I'd ask that you not talk about this externally.
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Selling technology externally recoups only a tiny fraction of that amount.
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They have to be role models – internally as well as externally.
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But the desire for change is both internally and externally driven.
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People externally have misconstrued: 'Look what's happening to the Mac team!
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Externally stored data brings up a number of additional issues, e.g.
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And by being externally strange to see — it's a troll doll!
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When you inhale deeply, your lower ribs externally rotate, expanding outward.
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It just felt like a place that was externally very pressurized.
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Second, externally imposed regime change usually leads to disastrous unintended consequences.
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This feature is still in early development and not testing externally.
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Having reproduced ourselves externally, we fall down on replicating ourselves internally.
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Details and accuracy of that confirmation have not been externally verified.
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Externally, frustrations over Amazon's decision to advertise on Breitbart continue to mount.
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After, if they want to communicate [externally], it depends on the brands.
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"We had it internally and people had it externally," the source says.
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Externally, Luckie describes frustrations about how Facebook's platform "disenfranchises" its black users.
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When does HR manage this process, and when is it handled externally?
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Is there any way to externally verify anything that Severian tells us?
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You know, updating numbers externally, there are different use cases for that.
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However, the Bank is targeting CPI which includes this externally-generated element.
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Throughout history, China has been attacked externally and internally, mostly by land.
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McKinsey says it is "addressing the changing panorama both internally and externally".
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Pain cannot be externally measured, but the number of deaths prevented can.
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They used it both internally, against dissidents, and externally, against Western enemies.
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NormShield only evaluates what it can see externally, without breaching a system.
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I don't think it would be too different externally from a normal chicken.
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"Our software stack is differently internally from what people externally use," he says.
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And so this kind of bluntness isn't really seen externally from Facebook executives.
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Then externally in giving people a reason to want to work with us.
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If the simulation was close to the ground truth they'd collected externally, good.
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There have, however, been some instances where the phone has been damaged externally.
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Externally, the release of Six4Three lawsuit documents got most of the attention today.
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My character is modest, content, ever-striving to be better externally and internally.
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An "import" option for externally logged "mindful minutes" would have been nice here.
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Baker: Internally at Slack, actually internally and externally, I want to increase accountability.
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Externally, lower global commodity prices, notably oil and gold, would damage export receipts.
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Externally, McCarthy had also become the face of Visa at tech-related conferences.
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Frustration with State's handling of the issue is growing both internally and externally.
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Some are based in Schonfeld's New York-area offices or externally, like Lucha.
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Externally, he directed his resources toward violent crime, which dominated the public mind.
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WE TRY TO BE AGNOSTIC ABOUT WHETHER WE SOURCE IT INTERNALLY OR EXTERNALLY.
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Turkey is the top host of refugees Turkey hosts 2.5 million externally displaced people.
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Balkrishna said only "a few products", including wheat, pulses and rice, were sourced externally.
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Each is also externally influenced by the state of relations with that country, too.
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Helping customers store and process data externally - cloud services - is another priority for Ericsson.
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At the same time, they're best known externally for ways they resisted Facebook's ambitions.
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It also ramped up significant pressure on Instagram to succeed, both internally and externally.
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There's no reason why you can't share your data and have it externally validated.
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With Symphony, companies can also communicate externally with any other company on the platform.
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The biggest problems I found were ones that plague externally tracked headsets as well.
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After all there were so many "jokes" internally and externally of drones replacing workers.
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We are taking action both internally and externally to improve connectivity for our community.
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Turkey has become so vulnerable lately because it is polarized internally and isolated externally.
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You will deal with criticisms and doubt — internally and externally — as well as frustration.
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If reviewers see us talking about this externally, then they're not as overwhelmed internally.
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Bottom line: We have never seen so much wobbliness and apprehension, internally and externally.
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" Mr. Allan acknowledged that there was "a need for us to be accountable externally.
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Then over time, basically, my relationships externally were really, I think, they were helpful.
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And close to half the population of Syria is either internally or externally displaced.
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Critics, both internally and externally, have cited the fundamental unsustainability of its growth model.
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Instagram says it will search both internally and externally to fill Levine's COO job.
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To keep the mess minimal, apply the yogurt internally rather than externally on the vulva.
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Wells Fargo said, however, it will look both internally and externally to fill the role.
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We've been working-- we've probably spent $1 billion internally and externally on a resolution plan.
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Some are ways of concentrating externally applied energy into tissue that needs to be killed.
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We will be announcing externally the termination of employment of Stefan Krause and Ulrich Kranz.
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"The same organs in two different organisms provide a similar structure externally," he told Gizmodo.
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There are many new signals we're taking in, most of which are not visible externally.
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It hasn't changed externally, but on The Force Awakens, there was metal inside the costume.
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Internally and externally, the company is viewed more favorably than it was under Nadella's predecessors.
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AG: I've always felt that great painting doesn't just engage internally; it also engages externally.
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Del Rey has learned that what you do introspectively does have a bigger impact externally.
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It turns out that your eyes can also be externally manipulated to a surprising degree.
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Since this was externally-generated inflation, you could argue that is outside the Bank's remit.
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So thoughtfully doing that externally we view as a big differentiator we have over others.
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Gazprom's original plan had been to borrow 417 billion roubles ($6.57 billion) externally this year.
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"We help logistics providers automate sales both internally and externally, reducing manual labor and inaccuracies".
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That book looked at China externally, whereas this new book looks at China primarily internally.
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Clinton's diminished role -- internally and externally -- within his own party marks a moment for Democrats.
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As Russia and China have used represssion at home, they have also been externally aggressive.
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It's impossible to hermetically seal the United States both internally and externally against jihadist attacks.
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Postpartum anxiety or depression can inhibit a mom's ability to internally or externally defend herself.
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America's goal is to change the behavior of the Iranian regime both externally and internally.
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To know that whatever happens externally, I can exert my own power on something, anything?
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It would have increased my understanding of her pain and externally imposed sense of shame.
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Some things like animation and motion capture will be done with the right partnerships externally.
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But as I said earlier not so many of our people are actually engaging externally.
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"The heat causes some changes externally, but not necessarily internally to the bones," Thompson said.
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Specifically, Exxon was using one proxy cost internally and a different one externally, Schneiderman said.
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Instead, he's spurring the church to focus externally and engage an increasingly skeptical modern world.
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The attacks on Tehran are likely to bear down on Iran both domestically and externally.
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Externally, Bolton's banishment signals to global counterparts that he may not be worth engaging with.
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Consequently, when a company finance projects externally, it typically issues bonds or borrows from banks.
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I have cautioned against an externally imposed reconciliation which sidelines ordinary citizens to mere spectators.
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"At this stage, we see no clear evidence that he was directed externally," Obama said.
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I said this last week to someone, too many people are looking internally instead of externally.
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The emphasis on externally sourced programmatic ads also led to layoffs in the ad sales team.
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Zuckerberg has faced criticism both internally and externally for remaining silent about the Cambridge Analytica revelations.
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It wasn't like the engine was externally cranked, but rather that it was a bit oiled.
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Externally, the CL2s keep RHA's familiar look, exhibiting no outward signs of the new technology inside.
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Political developments, both inside the region and externally, could generate policy uncertainty and affect economic performance.
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To some, both internally and externally, it didn't matter, so long as it made some improvements.
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No matter what happens in life externally, it needs permission to enter your heart and soul.
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This should only be used externally but Crave has multiple discreet vibes ideal for travel fun.
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Also, consider the risks of making those services available externally, especially if they don't encrypt traffic.
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President Trump venting internally and externally, and calling old friends to air grievances about his team.
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At Ignite, Microsoft will for the first time present these projects externally at a dedicated keynote.
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John will focus ... on execution and accountability, both internally and externally, short-term and long-term.
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LARRY: It showed me she cared enough about me and my work to express it externally.
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Currently AmVac derives 60% of sales in its U.S. home market and 40% externally, Trogele said.
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The governments also proposed significant borrowing to fund their spending, with Rwanda proposing to borrow externally.
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His sculptures, you might say, represent the sad-sack soul of the externally sleek new commodity.
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Give birth to the equivalent of fetuses and then finish gestating them externally on mother's milk.
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VW said in a statement Wednesday that its emission tests are now evaluated externally and independently.
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It's a good thing that I'm even more of a sucker for externally enforced self-control.
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But U.S. businesses are more sensitive than ever to how they are viewed internally and externally.
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RUCHIKA BUDHRAJA: I wonder if some of that is on us to be setting expectations externally.
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When companies are more diverse and inclusive internally, they will drive more positive social change externally.
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"America's diplomatic power is being weakened internally as complex global crises are growing externally," they said.
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Whether internally or externally, Young-Scrivner said diversity and inclusion is important to Godiva's overall mission.
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Much of the protesters' ire was directed externally, not just at the U.S. but at Iran.
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For her new position, she competed against some 700 candidates, internally and externally, domestically and internationally.
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Already faltering, their nominee's 22019 defeat discredited them even more — not just externally, but internally too.
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"Externally, they want to put their best face forward — the most inspiring work," the consultant said.
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Follow your curiosityFollow your own curiosity, and start looking internally instead of externally for the answers.
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Syria has the highest number of externally displaced people, with 21.1 million fleeing outside the country's borders.
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Externally, China faces a global recovery that its trade minister on Saturday described as "complicated and grim".
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We have a process always in place over the years to look internally and externally for talents.
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Externally Kalanick and his executive team have been blamed for creating a bro culture rife with misogyny.
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The busts also encourage us to project external experiences or externally generated fears or anxieties on them.
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When stimulated, you're accessing the root of the clitoris, the back end that you can't see externally.
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It actually just means I get my energy from within myself, rather than externally, from other people.
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For me, it's about genuinely loving yourself and feeling YOUR best and healthy self internally and externally.
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But could there be another way—one that doesn't require externally applied gels or hormone-based therapies?
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It's expected Axios will eventually pitch it as a way to help companies communicate externally as well.
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" Manufacturer A.Q. & Co acknowledged the product contains a lead compound, but said it's safe when "used externally.
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The subscription business model allows companies to run CounterCraft's so-called "counter-intelligence campaigns" internally and externally.
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He also "excelled as a skilled spokesman for the firm both internally and externally," the firm said.
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"One of the reasons enterprises use Grammarly is to increase effectiveness both internally and externally," Hoover said.
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Gödel's revolutionary idea was that no system of thought can be both internally consistent and externally complete.
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"I realized I had been carrying around a lot of crap, both internally and externally," she said.
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" Though information is scant, Janice McAfee referred to the issue as an "an externally imposed medical issue.
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She added that an email exchange between the panelists had "mistakenly" been leaked externally and to media.
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"If you looked externally, you could easily think this was an incorrectly healed bone," Ms. Haridy said.
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What are you doing externally to make Uber a company that is attractive for people like me?
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Mass Effect 3 wants to demonstrate that those consequences are as impactful internally as they are externally.
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"The fraud happened externally," said Carlos Lima, one of the nine prosecutors charged with investigating the case.
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When stress hormones like cortisol interact with other hormones and neurotransmitters, physiological changes occur that sometimes manifest externally.
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To be fair, newish Chief Executive Mark Schneider is Nestlé's first externally hired boss for nearly 100 years.
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Murray has spoken both internally and externally about leaving Bridgewater, people familiar with the matter told the Journal.
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Officials call their common practice of giving foreign-language media such leeway "neijin waisong": strict domestically, relaxed externally.
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Schrage will help look for his own replacement, and Facebook plans to search externally to bring someone in.
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When there is an open executive position, there will be more candidates to consider both internally and externally.
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Instead, they can discover and reuse the work done by others internally and externally to accelerate development work.
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Pile DriverThe Pile Driver is fantastic for folks who like to manually stimulate themselves externally while being penetrated.
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Coates announced the move internally about three weeks ago, sources said, but had not announced the move externally.
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"The graphics are applied externally to the avocado, so it won't affect its taste," according to the site.
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It works within a developer's IDE, so they don't have to look externally for the code they need.
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According to the president, there is no clear evidence as of yet that the gunman was directed externally.
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Facebook has essentially announced that facilitating the monetization of externally monetized content is no longer important to them.
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In restoring its grip on the rest of Syria, the regime faces huge challenges, both internally and externally.
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"We don't have time to feel any of the pressure which appears to be coming externally," she said.
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Staying in stealth externally and keeping your competitors in the dark as long as possible might be wise.
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But brand should be viewed as an organizing principle that guides everything a company does, internally and externally.
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While oppressing his own people internally; externally, Maduro and his backers are spreading their vices across the Americas.
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Are you developing your current workforce, or are you looking externally to bring in professionals with healthcare experience?
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The search for a candidate to fill the top post will begin immediately "internally and externally", it added.
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I had one individual who had a very Scandinavian approach to architecture, externally and internally, and color choice.
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"The main reason is we had too few orders externally and too high a cost internally," said Liu.
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We've already had a number of those discussions internally and externally with professionals in the brain injury field.
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I've photographed a lot of actors who develop a character internally and externally, and they are that character.
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The only agency you truly have is to choose the influences that shape you, both internally and externally.
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For Starbucks, Mr. Schultz's departure will most likely be seen — both internally and externally — as a new challenge.
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But many machines also have embedded or externally connected modems to transmit unofficial results rapidly on election night.
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The Toyota Avalon, for example, is designed to beep once internally and three times externally in such circumstances.
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It is a symbol that has internal meaning at Uber but is something we do not discuss externally.
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According to Greenfield, that suggests they're looking to follow Netflix's plan to build internally rather than buy externally.
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He is the best available solution for the team's hot corner, internally or externally, by a wide margin.
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While the firm did have programs geared toward women, they were externally focused on networking and business development.
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Expedia says he has still not formally accepted the role, and Uber has not announced his appointment externally.
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So with too few platelets, you&aposre at a higher risk of excessive bleeding both externally and internally.
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The result is a politics that is almost as internally divided as the relationship with Palestinians is externally.
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They are externally aware, look for new ideas from everywhere, and are not limited by 'not invented here.
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Squeeze your shoulder blades together as you raise your chest; externally rotate your arms out, thumbs facing up.
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One of the challenges for Metalysis was its reliance on externally sourced minerals, whose prices can be volatile.
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He should hire a CEO that can help signal both internally and externally that the culture has to change.
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Plenty of that of VC cash wasn't employed by the startups only internally, but also externally, on helpful agencies.
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Of course, things that are visible externally are more noticeable to other people, especially people that don't know us.
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The board will now conduct a thorough global search both internally and externally to identify a successor, GlaxoSmithKline said.
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There's no Instagram Help Center information published about it, and Instagram might not be testing the program externally yet.
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Today, we know that Netflix data (which isn't shared externally) drives its development, production and distribution strategies and decisions.
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Systrom's departure led to some concern externally that the Instagram app could get messed up in the wrong hands.
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"The best way to absorb it is internally, rather than externally," explains Ido Magal, herbalist and founder of Lavido.
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Is this about pulling in opinions and ideas from a more diverse group of people, either internally or externally?
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"RCL Foods is sharing all results from its testing, both internally and externally, with the relevant authorities," Heath said.
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I think a lot of people externally gave up on us, on our ability to turn around this medicine.
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Target spokeswoman Katie Boylan said the retailer will conduct a "comprehensive search" both internally and externally for Dament's replacement.
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You should feel your lower ribs externally rotate to expand outward, as opposed to only inflating your upper chest.
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"It's clear internally and externally to people that this is a company that cares about and addresses these issues."
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"I wouldn't look for a dramatic change, but maybe (expect) an acceleration of interest in partnering externally," he said.
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But the board voted to remain divested and to expand the ban to externally managed portfolios and affiliated funds.
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When Trump ridiculed Cruz's father and wife, the politician grinned externally, while internally he bottled that surge of rage.
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They have to be team players and excellent communicators both internally among their team and externally to their clients.
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"It doesn't matter if you're telling a beautiful story externally when you're not treating your people well," Gallagher said.
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In that sense, mission statements are as much directed internally, at employees, as they are externally, at the public.
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He'll be in a new city, with a new team, and a new set of expectations—at least externally.
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"We believe that this project will allow Belarusian companies to attract additional funding both domestically and externally," he added.
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In essence, police forces are allowed to investigate themselves for misconduct, rather than being externally audited by independent investigators.
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At the end of the day, they are more experienced in your business than anyone you can hire externally.
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Yet the analysis that we have on a continual basis externally is very short term — it's days, weeks, months.
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Luce argues that the ideas and values that organized these societies internally and externally are now under mortal threat.
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I think a person whose internal experience makes them stand out externally — that's a stylish as you can be.
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"These glass panels have anti-reflective coating internally and externally in order to mitigate the solar radiation," Yacoubian said.
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The pair have pointed out there is precedent to holding a royal title and also earning a living externally.
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Davis later said she was internally happier with her externally happier appearance, which is nice for her, I guess.
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It's not about what I am wearing externally, it's about theconfidence I feel internally that makes me feel powerful.
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They also expect more accountability internally and externally and asked that we find a way to simplify our metrics.
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She has rebuilding to do internally, yes, but the real challenge for her will be positioning the foundation externally.
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The vast majority of NIH funds go to funding scientific research and training, both within the agency and externally.
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For me it was always about the label that was put on her externally and how she transcended it.
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This is critical, since bleeding, both internally and externally, is one of the main reasons people die from bullet wounds.
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If you do, take some time to think about your body and whether you'd prefer vibration externally, internally or both.
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If they work that well in a home environment, I could easily imagine using them instead of externally tracked controllers.
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"Karp has talked about the net neutrality stuff internally, but won't commit to supporting it externally anymore," the engineer said.
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We need to make sure that we're always keeping a focus on our customers — both internally and externally as well.
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But externally, they denied the risk, marketing and selling fossil fuels while sowing doubt about climate change through front groups.
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Social media allows us to connect in a beautiful way, but there's a lot of focus on being beautiful externally.
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The Commercial tier is used for companies looking to build externally facing applications on top of the CrunchBase data set.
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And those systems, despite the initial reaction externally, those systems have considerably better battery life than the systems they replaced.
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No matter what happens in this life externally, it needs your permission to enter your heart and enter your soul.
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We can work endlessly, filing all the right check boxes of generally accepted, externally defined success, but still feel empty.
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Sisense, which has raised $174 million, tends to serve business intelligence requirements either for internal use or externally with customers.
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This included how those companies communicate internally to their own executives and employees and externally to their clients, he said.
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"We cannot afford to be vulnerable externally because Facebook has made us a vulnerable target internally," the anonymous employees wrote.
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When we need to be externally oriented and open to new ideas, we shrink into the corner and avoid engagement.
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The non-profit organization TED is facing sexual harassment claims both internally among their staff and externally from conference attendees.
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Externally, it bullied businesses into buying its software, and internally, employees would ceaselessly work against each other to get ahead.
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The company sells networking gear; the plumbing that connects a computing network within an organization and externally to the internet.
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Able to be used externally or internally, it's the most bang for your buck (and boy, does that buck go).
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It was a saga that had been dragging out in the media and hobbled Kushner politically, both internally and externally.
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Inside MacOS the Disk Utility can be found under /Applications/Utilities/ and can be used to erase externally attached drives.
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What it means, according to Intel, is that security is handled externally to the operating system, at least in part.
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Researchers didn't even know how they reproduced until 2013: Unlike other salamanders, the males fertilize eggs externally, as fish do.
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"It is a symbol that has internal meaning at Uber but is something we do not discuss externally," wrote Kalanick.
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To be fair, Mark Schneider, the relatively new chief executive, is Nestlé's first externally hired boss in nearly 100 years.
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Fitch estimates that 16% of private sector debt (for the seven large countries) is raised externally through bonds and loans.
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During the SARS outbreak, Chinese officials attempted to conceal cases from WHO inspectors and limit information, both internally and externally.
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Externally, Taiwan is secondary compared to US-Sino relations, the Korean peninsula and boosting China's leadership role in the world.
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Regardless of how the changes externally look in each new scene, internally you should be becoming better and more matured.
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Enter Adam: externally indistinguishable from any other living man, housing a "brain" that develops into something unnervingly close to consciousness.
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It will signal that Uber is ready to be taken seriously and operate with more stability — both internally and externally.
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Meanwhile, a broader fashion movement away from traditional bras to unconstructed bralettes is pressuring the company's sales both internally and externally.
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But despite the revelation that the contract has an end date, the pushback against it continues—within the company and externally.
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"Modifications to North Korea's 5 MWe reactor's secondary cooling loop, which began in March, appear externally complete," according to the report.
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His absence has led to speculation externally, with clients wondering about his whereabouts, and also within the bank, the sources said.
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"The economic situations, both externally and domestically, (was) challenging in July," said Chan, citing the trade war and local social unrest.
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Externally, the Magic 3 has a single 48-megapixel camera on the rear and a 16-megapixel camera on the front.
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"I am always aware both internally and often externally that I don't look like what people expect," she said in July.
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"Use that to guide who you partner with, what products you launch, whether or not you take funding externally," she concluded.
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But so now the idea of actually defining ourselves around something has been such an incredible boon both internally and externally.
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Even when it comes to services that can't be sold, Amazon is still making a push to expose the services externally.
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Apple has totally overhauled the Mac mini here, but externally, it still looks similar to the model from four years ago.
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Mr Lerner worries that a growing trend of exiting founders selling their stakes externally causes other problems, particularly for private firms.
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It's easy to view our children as caricatures, whether positive or negative, especially in our increasingly competitive and externally motivated world.
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SINGAPORE/HONG KONG (Reuters) - Asia's most externally vulnerable economies - India, Indonesia and the Philippines - have just taken a one-two punch.
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Internally, I wanted to feel tighter; externally, I wanted the appearance of the labia minora — the extra skin — to be reduced.
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Externally, the Q9953 looks nearly identical to the Q, but Leica says the inside of the camera has been completely redesigned.
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We certainly know them, though we only release a couple of metrics externally, we look at all kinds of metrics internally.
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There really isn't anything to be ashamed of if you're single, not when you think about it internally, rather than externally.
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Pertamina externally sources around 40%-50% of its net crude requirement for its refineries and about 45% of its refined products.
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We all have to evaluate how we relate to it both externally and internally (as I've come to think of it).
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Externally, the X-Pro5.63 isn't much different to its predecessor, though like the X-T25.6 it's now dust- and splash-resistant.
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The hackers then had all the credentials that they needed to gain access and steal content, which was then distributed externally.
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Externally, ISIS arguably relies upon the West's unwitting publicization of "action as propaganda" to influence the Western response to its attacks.
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Inclusive leaders make a visible commitment to D&I and take every opportunity to communicate its importance, both internally and externally.
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Though many of the buildings are still externally sound, there is a need for complete assessment of almost all the structures.
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Externally, the company this week announced a $100 million program to help small businesses that have been impacted by the pandemic.
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At that time, the FBI was dealing with "sophisticated, externally directed plots," said the bureau's assistant director of counterterrorism Michael McGarrity.
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It lets you connect to existing Dropbox, Google Drive, Amazon Cloud, or OneDrive cloud accounts and transfer files externally without limits.
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"He should hire a CEO that can help signal both internally and externally that the culture has to change," Stamos said.
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Just like all of you, I source my value externally in my worst moments, but I know that that's a fallacy.
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Please suss out those efforts and make sure your teams pause on any jokes they may have planned — internally or externally.
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Some fears are real as, for instance, the fear of terrorism, of armed attacks from across borders, of externally orchestrated insurrection.
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"I haven't heard it externally," said Umut Ozertem, a Facebook research scientist who previously worked on AI at Yahoo and Microsoft.
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The standoff, in fact, came days after Ryan, under pressure internally and externally, backtracked on his decision to push out Conroy.
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"I didn't share anything externally except what was publicly available on CBP's website," Waldman, a former Google software engineer, told Motherboard.
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All three species look pretty much the same externally and use their electricity to navigate, communicate, hunt and for self-defense.
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Perhaps most importantly, Microsoft is now being perceived externally as a company once again capable of innovation and creating great products.
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We've made so much progress over the last two years, and Uber is in a far better spot both internally and externally.
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"Whistleblowers, if they go to a regulator [externally], are given a better reward if they use the system internally first," Welch said.
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It's exciting and has applications in the heart and can be extended to other organs inside the body and externally, as well.
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If you're considering sharing confidential information to a reporter—or to anyone externally—for the love of all that's Googley, please reconsider!
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Westergren said he plans to be "very externally engaged as the CEO," speaking frequently with the music industry, Wall Street and advertisers.
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Uyghur terrorism and national security Beijing is focused on cementing a "discourse of danger" around Xinjiang for use both externally and domestically.
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We did that for almost a year to make sure that the processes worked and then we were confident launching it externally.
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Some of its product development was happening internally and some externally, but it doesn't matter if you plant in the wrong soil.
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Our location deep inside the gigantic structure means we can't observe our galaxy externally, forcing us to envision its form from within.
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" The mom of two added, "For me, it's about genuinely loving yourself and feeling YOUR best and healthy self internally and externally.
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"All activity that occurs in FB Dating stays in FB Dating and will not be shared externally," a Facebook spokesperson told Wired.
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Also, floodwaters are often very contaminated by chemicals, sewage, gasoline and other substances that can harm animals externally or by being ingested.
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It promises to offer Software-as-a-Service to help API owners manage and grow their API community, either internally or externally.
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The bank's general counsel, Allen Parker, will take over as interim CEO, and the bank is searching externally for a permanent successor.
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Being the breadwinner, or sole earner, raises the stakes for these respondents internally, in the same way it does for men externally.
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Externally, the U.S. and China are engaged in a protracted multi-dimensional negotiation over the status of trade between the two countries.
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Nexans will look internally and externally for a new chief executive, though Poupart-Lafarge's deputy, Pascal Portevin, said he would not apply.
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Google hasn't had a situation where the data has leaked externally and been used for what consumers consider to be nefarious methods.
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Whilst working to remedy that situation internally, the EU should uphold the same core values and principles that underpin its policies externally.
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The economic strains reduced local revenue and foreign aid, forcing Jordan to borrow heavily externally and also resort to more domestic financing.
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While it's hard to fault people for voting their conscience, this fusion of religion and politics necessarily forces people to look externally.
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But the board's statement that a new CEO would only be appointed later in the year implies they may be looking externally.
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Externally-controlled inflation means policy-makers and central banks can respond with familiar tools: More leverage, loose policy, and extensive money-printing.
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Most companies struggle to simply build a reliable inventory of their externally facing assets — not to mention orchestrating processes to protect them.
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Their robot doppelgängers must rely on batteries, which are less efficient and tend to be heavy, or must be hooked up externally.
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In October, the country's central bank revealed an overall debt and liability burden of about $215 billion, with $95 billion externally held.
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He said he will still be active in big-picture, externally facing activities, like helping land major deals or deepening strategic partners.
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"There were no factors to help firm the leu, both externally and domestically," said one dealer with a foreign bank in Bucharest.
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I found it difficult to picture an environment more aesthetically at odds, at least externally, with its supposed goal of nurturing children.
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Suprapubic pressure maneuver: The doctor and/or nurse apply pressure externally on the pubic bone to try to dislodge the stuck shoulder.
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Wang said she expects cross-border flows to remain stable due to China's own strong economic performance and more benign conditions externally.
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Making sure you have an exit strategyAlly considers a few things when looking externally for a partner or possible acquisition, Chopra said.
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If they beat you to the punch and make the matter known internally or externally, you run the risk of looking complicit.
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Former AIA Group Chief Executive Tucker, HSBC's first ever externally appointed chairman, is set to take up the role on Oct. 1.
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"No democratic nation has ever signed up to be bound by such an extensive regime, imposed externally without any democratic control," he wrote.
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His latest media tour, while following much the same template, has failed to have any kind of mollifying effect, neither externally nor internally.
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In a nutshell, EFAIL abuses active content of HTML emails, for example externally loaded images or styles, to exfiltrate plaintext through requested URLs.
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That means Facebook knew who was behind the ads internally, but externally, Facebook users would see was completely made up Paid For information.
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The economic strains have reduced local revenue and foreign aid, forcing Jordan to borrow heavily externally and also resort to more domestic financing.
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"We have achieved a great deal more than has perhaps been perceived externally, but we have ourselves to blame for that," she said.
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The dark, female principle in everything is one of our muses that now and always has inspired us, both externally and from within.
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He's a little bit more glory-seeking and externally focused, but he comes to a deeper understanding over the course of his journey.
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Furthermore, by working with a broad demographic of partners externally, companies are able to be far more responsive to market and perception changes.
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Wands come with attachments and are used externally on the surface of the skin, while TENS penetrate deep tissue and are used internally.
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A shift in the company's culture would be needed, not only externally to customers, but also internally, regarding staffers' attitudes toward each other.
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There's even a chance (but not an official one) that the port could provide some externally powered accessories with enough juice to function.
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As we've previously reported, Karamba's system is installed on the electronic control units, or small computers, within a vehicle that are externally connected.
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It just goes to show that this is an untrustworthy, poorly developed market that has to be managed externally by imposing trading halts.
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Barclays' Matthew McClintock downgraded the bull's-eye retailer from "overweight" to "underweight," saying he is "highly cautious" about companies that are externally optimistic.
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His appointment was the first major decision taken by the bank's first externally appointed chairman Tucker, who came on board in late 2017.
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Unfortunately, there is little reason to believe that a coup from within the Syrian state apparatus is imminent, or could be orchestrated externally.
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The bank's general counsel, Allen Parker, will take over as interim chief executive, and Wells Fargo is searching externally for a permanent successor.
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A register of all externally-commissioned studies should be set up, and contracts with researchers should include a clause to publish work promptly.
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Not every number is externally fact-checked, although the MRC audit will lead to some scale of confidence when it comes to advertising.
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I use it primarily externally, by myself, in bed — but there have been a few occasions where it's joined me in the shower.
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In late last year, Pao had started looking internally at Uber and externally when he realized he wanted to start something new again.
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Overall, we are pretty chill externally and vary greatly in our internal lives, in a way that balances us well as a group.
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Am I able to see and experience joy in myself now because I am externally becoming the person I have always been inside?
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Their verdict: These factors lead us to conclude that America's diplomatic power is being weakened internally as complex, global crises are growing externally.
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For Mars CEO Grant Reid, listening to the postmillennial generation is an essential part of his company&aposs success both internally and externally.
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The decision gave the company control of the product and allows it to continually improve the platform without constantly having to go externally.
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Both private and public key are always used together to perform actions by the user, but the public key is never shared externally.
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Externally, the new, 3-pound MacBook Pro is smaller and lighter (by a half a pound) than the last 13-inch MacBook Pro.
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Facebook told Motherboard that it has now modified its infrastructure to make it much harder for a Facebook worker's information to become available externally.
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When assets like factories or software are booked on balance-sheets, the value bears some relationship to a number that can be validated externally.
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A friend of mine suggested "Overlay" was, from a certain perspective, a horror story: Ray's had his reality replaced with an externally constructed narrative.
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Straif says this is to ensure the scientists can speak candidly, without fear of having their disagreements or discussions reported externally without their consent.
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Some lightsticks have modes that connect to the concert venue's lighting rigs, allowing them to be controlled externally and sync up to the show.
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Internally rotating the legs will create more pressure in the vaginal canal, while externally rotating the legs creates more pressure in the anal canal.
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His appointment was the first major decision taken by the bank's first externally appointed chairman Mark Tucker, who came on board in late 2017.
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That's not something that we plan on actively releasing externally, because we don't think it's the best articulation of how people are using Periscope.
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Externally, we are exploring partnerships with select wireless carriers who can help us to provide our service at a lower cost to our community.
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For example, some ace people, and this isn't statistically the norm—are cisgender and heteroromantic, and have relationships that would externally read as straight.
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Since genre is a perceived, externally imposed category rather than an intrinsic musical element, the job of assigning genre usually falls to the critic.
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It is not yet clear whether the theft was an inside job or whether hackers were able to gain access to the system externally.
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They will not have, as federal judges in the United States have, an externally binding constitution to anchor their judgments and provide true independence.
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"It's been a pretty rocky market externally, but for travel, it's actually been quite good," Chief Executive Officer Darren Huston said in an interview.
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Externally-sourced coal which transits through the North Korean city of Rason, where Russia maintains a warm-water port, is exempt from the ban.
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Analysts have speculated that being forced on to the defense at home will force ISIS to lash out externally to maintain its global image.
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Mr. Miller notes that the question of whether this push represented "strategic genius or hubristic disaster" has long caused controversy, both internally and externally.
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By having more of its money managed externally, it is adopting a strategy similar to one employed by universities like M.I.T., Yale and Stanford.
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However, there are many stories of sellers who lost money while trying to sell MLM products externally and make a business out of it.
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"You're not trying to externally cool down your body — your goal is to make sure your body's mechanisms can cool itself down," she said.
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She did, however, say the practice was "safe with caveats": keep the hair dryer on its lowest/coolest setting and only use it externally.
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The suggestion that Yale professors are trying to get students to shape themselves "to serve ends set externally by the meritocratic system" is ridiculous.
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"Some have tried to spin this that he didn't really win, it was something that was externally orchestrated by Russian involvement," Mr. Burr said.
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We've never guided internally or externally that we are going to get all the revenue back ... That would be an absolute best case scenario.
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It said the employee has been fired because of the leak, and that no other information related to the user accounts were shared externally.
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This made Argentina, along with Turkey, one of the two most externally vulnerable emerging market economies to a sudden stop in international capital flows.
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Nephew notes that any externally-imposed nuclear requirements, like a cap on the number of permitted uranium centrifuges or enriched uranium, could do this.
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While it's not unusual for drug companies to release their data at conferences ahead of publication, it means they haven't yet been externally scrutinized.
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"5.8 million Syrians are on the move, whether externally or internally ... and half of this is children, so children are affected most," Fore said.
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But Flynn, seemingly aware of the political sensitivities around the Trump/Russia nexus, lied about the conversation both externally and internally to the administration.
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Optic works within a developer's IDE, so they don't have to look externally for the code they need, which is compiled together from online sources.
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The design and construction element of the contract will be terminated at the start of September from when the council will procure those services externally.
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The externally funded Cayman case was necessary to resolve a conflict between America's legal system and Liberia's, he says; American law is not inherently superior.
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There, Kaleigh said, White told her that he was annoyed that she had addressed the problem externally, because there were doubts about employing her anyway.
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Hivy also integrates third-party vendors so that office managers can check out what they need internally and order externally all on the same platform.
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Externally, Rivera will be responsible for developing relationships and programs with content creators, community leaders, brands and more — similar to the one with HBO's Insecure.
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Change is really important for me — not just internally, but externally, I'm always trying to find a new makeup look or a new hair color.
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Meddings said the bank had good internal candidates to replace Pester but will also look externally, with the process likely to take a few months.
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We want to build and reflect the culture of team Xbox – internally and externally – a culture that each one of us can represent with pride.
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Not only does this position expose your butt for spanking or anal play, it also allows you to use a hand to stimulate yourself externally.
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This one does not act as a power bank for the glasses, so you'll need to use the included charging cord to do so externally.
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And third is we've created something called the commerce data service to really create products that can be used both within the government and externally.
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By "externally," I mean: What is the significance of consuming — and therefore supporting, financially or in terms of prestige — the art of a sexual predator?
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The development does not change our financial outlook, and we believe shares remain attractive ... Board looking externally for new leadership, job should attract solid interest.
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We want to build and reflect the culture of team Xbox - internally and externally - a culture that each one of us can represent with pride.
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Ovitz was externally focused, and he had unbridled enthusiasm for playing the power game in Hollywood and creating mergers between studios and advising foreign companies.
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It is much harder to calculate the impact of stricter disciplines on state-owned enterprises, and thus harder to make a case, internally and externally.
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As Greene noted during her keynote this morning, Google first considered the name Google Enterprise and used it both internally and externally for a while.
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Hydro holds an alumina buffer that covers "a few weeks" of production, Molland said, adding that it could also source the material externally if necessary.
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Trump "has not shared that decision (about the future of the deal) with anyone externally," including British Prime Minister Theresa May, who asked, Tillerson said.
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"We're going to work to see what we can do in the other mission directorates, and try to maintain an education presence externally," he said.
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For most large and mid-sized businesses, the solution to improved delivery lies within, by improving measurement practices and operational processes both internally and externally.
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In addition, the wheels on four-wheelers are usually externally attached, meaning that they are more liable to break off than their two-wheel counterparts.
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Bremer Landesbank's decision to omit coupon payments on its EUR50 million externally issued AT1 was also a first for the Basel III AT1 asset class.
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She has been with the VC firm for four years and as partner will continue to lead key projects for Atomico, both internally and externally.
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Our goal is to offer the safest, most accurate, and most user-friendly telemedicine product, regardless of whether that product is built internally or externally.
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The post will put her in charge of the party's communications strategy, both internally and externally, crafting House Republicans' message and keeping lawmakers in line.
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After the prototype was uncovered by hacker-researcher Jane Manchun Wong, Instagram confirmed that the feature is in development but not yet being tested externally.
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"Most dive boats now require you to charge them externally on the deck," Mike Strong, a Phoenix-area dive instructor told the Los Angeles Times.
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A scan at nine weeks showed ectopia cordis, with the heart and part of the stomach growing externally, the hospital said in a news release.
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Externally, Wells was lauded by investors for cross-selling customers multiple products and for its squeaky-clean reputation relative to peers following the financial crisis.
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Google, Facebook, Amazon, Uber, and other tech giants have faced growing criticism — both internally and externally — for things like mistreating workers and misusing consumer data.
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In 20183, an adviser to shareholders of public companies in proxy votes, Institutional Shareholder Services, found about 90 US public companies that were externally managed.
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"Everything you're looking for externally to make you feel better — once you realize it's within you, that's when the true healing can begin," she said.
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Mr Roulston said they are hoping to launch it externally later this year to universities, and will open it to the public sometime next year.
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"I strongly feel that there has to be a dialogue process internally as well as externally, with Pakistan," Mufti said in an interview on Friday.
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Inviting the ship to Spain "is a double wink, directed externally and internally", said Jose Juan Toharia, head of research and leading poll firm Metroscopia.
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But yeah, externally I'm sure people are sort of like, "Huh, what ..." or thought that there was something to be read between the lines. Right.
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Fundamentally, they have been externally disruptive, and to a taxi fleet owner in New York City or a [taxi] medallion owner, these are killer companies.
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Externally rotating the wrist and shoulder is a powerful method for unbalancing the opponent in theory, unfortunately footwork and grips make it unreliable in real competition.
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As pressure mounts on Maduro both internally and externally, the Trump administration is considering sanctions on Venezuelan oil as soon as this week, according to sources.
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And then you realize that actually the way that you do it at Benchmark is that you don't direct that energy internally; you direct it externally.
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Startups that are focused on "healing" are also likely to benefit enormously, given the inherent disconnect that technology has caused to humans both internally and externally.
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"What we saw internally was that build times are getting faster, but what we heard from developers externally is that they are getting slower," Cuthbertson said.
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And there are ways to skirt the handbook and style a look for the fête that will tick all of the boxes, both internally and externally.
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Externally, Hillary Rodham famously took on her husband's name, got contact lenses, and started wearing makeup, but more to the point, instigated her family's political resurrection.
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At the end of the day though, I know makeup is an essential outlet for me and a way to show how I'm feeling inside — externally.
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As is the case with past Microsoft studio acquisitions, it sounds like Double Fine will continue to operate externally, underneath the Xbox Game Studios umbrella. 5.
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As is the case with past acquisitions, it sounds like Double Fine Productions will continue to operate largely externally, now beneath the Xbox Game Studios entity.
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Together, the pair worked their way onto Uber's cap table with Pishever serving as the lead investor externally and internally, both men receiving credit as leads.
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The company has admitted its poor initial response both internally and externally, including in its own report on the subject released shortly after the UN study.
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Delivering externally produced luciferins into cells can also be somewhat challenging—a problem that wouldn't exist if cells could be engineered to make their own luciferin.
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Inditex was recently contacted by Tuesday Bassen's lawyers who noted the use of illustrations in some badges sourced externally and on clothes in its Group stores.
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Internal capital generation has traditionally been a key factor in Nationwide's capitalisation given the limited options available to mutual building societies for raising core capital externally.
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Externally, we work with different investors, startups and partners to see how we can advance not just our own products but also the broader beauty industry.
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Whether they're happy earning more or not, these women consistently acknowledge they experience significant added pressure (internally and externally) to maintain their careers, or seek promotions.
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The new CEO will be recruited externally, KPMG said, adding that in the interim, its South Africa Chairman Wiseman Nkuhlu will serve as an executive chair.
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Our aim should be to capitalize on research outcomes much more broadly–both internally within the federal space, as well as externally within the private sector.
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Internally, it has been a challenge to manage them and to teach them the ways of Washington; externally, the challenge has been to manage public relations.
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You may not think of Facebook as an enterprise company, but with its Workplace collaboration tool, it has an enterprise service that it sells externally, too.
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I wanted to compare myself with my peers, internally and externally, so I started telling financial-journalist friends over happy hour exactly how much I made.
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Despite Morrison's exit almost four months ago, the board has only recently taken formal steps to look externally for a new CEO, according to the sources.
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"I dont know of any companies like us that have really transformed successfully into being very digitally oriented — both internally and externally," he told Business Insider.
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He also said Iran would pay for 15 percent of the value of the jets from its development fund, with the rest to be financed externally.
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An official survey on Wednesday showed the manufacturing sector expanding at its weakest pace in over two years, hurt by slowing demand both externally and domestically.
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Litt said externally managed REITs, such as NRF, have historically struggled to gain institutional investor support, given the "misaligned incentives" between the manager and the REIT.
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"The target grows bigger and bigger on this team, and the pressure's there externally," starter Jake Arrieta said on the first workout day of spring training.
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If anything, the political temperature of this increasingly marginal nation is set externally: by migrant crises, by Middle Eastern conflict, and now, by an unpredictable US President.
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"To perform a normal pushup with proper form, make sure to engage your core and glutes and rotate externally at the top of your shoulders," says Rufo.
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But with the exception of one very smart tourism campaign developed by the CVB, we typically do a terrible job of externally articulating what those offerings are.
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The Huawei Mate 20 X 5G is very similar to the existing Mate 53 X externally, with the same 7.2-inch screen, and trio of rear cameras.
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Currently externally raised funds are down-streamed as corresponding instruments to the operating company, which means that as they stand they would rank pari-passu in resolution.
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Earlier this year, I used Sony's $1,400 a25 extensively, which is externally indistinct from that company's a23200 camera that the X-T24000 is priced to compete against.
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Instagram declined to comment on the findings, which is typical of the company when a feature has been prototyped internally but hasn't begun externally testing with users.
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"The category of woman has expanded, and it's taken shape through the media and people being able to present themselves, rather than being externally represented," Cox says.
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"I had a platform I built for myself internally to point out areas where we were falling short, both internally and externally," he explained in a message.
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We see Putin's next surprise move as domestic rather than geopolitical, with the primary objective of further consolidating his power internally rather than projecting Russian power externally.
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But all these feelings are connected, because they all have to do with a status quo that only prizes certain kinds of success — the externally validated kind.
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Together, they abduct the hip (allow you to move side to side), extend the hip (pull the thigh behind you), and internally and externally rotate the hip.
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Externally, Trump's top aides and surrogates were trying to spin the news as a positive step for Trump that signals Mueller's investigation could soon be wrapping up.
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Domestically, we should expect Putin to continue his crackdown on opposition movements and minority groups while he continues to pursue a full suite of externally aggressive activities.
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As you prepare for your own bilateral with Putin, we want to flag that alongside this positive momentum externally, there is some domestic rain on Putin's parade.
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Meanwhile, Google has faced criticism both internally and externally after The Intercept first reported in August that it planned to release a censored search app in China.
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The Apple Watch, another product in Apple's line of mood-targeted research, can track a user's mood throughout the day based on externally developed apps like EmoWatch.
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Medley Management has been involved in battles with shareholders since it proposed the merger of its externally managed BDCs, Medley Capital and Sierra Income Corporation, last year.
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Externally, investors taking their money out of France and stashing it elsewhere could cause a liquidity crisis for French banks and shake up the economic world order.
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Starwood Capital, its affiliates and externally managed public companies employ more than 2,200 professionals, while approximately 20133,000 additional employees are involved with a dozen portfolio operating companies.
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Create the right intrapreneurial teamAnother key question that executives must answer is whether to hire externally to help lead innovation-heavy projects or to appoint someone internally.
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Tolia says the company plans to look for its next leader externally, and given the small size of Nextdoor's board, he thinks it'll be a group effort.
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As a black, Muslim woman, subject to any number of externally imposed strictures, Kameelah Janan Rasheed does not adopt these avant-garde techniques for merely aesthetic purposes.
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"At this stage, we see no clear evidence he was directed externally," he said in the Oval Office, adding the incident appears to be "homegrown extremism" instead.
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Outspoken critics of Paul Ryan are being given White House jobs, and at the same time, if Reince Priebus has a pulse it is not externally evident.
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The policy was fiercely criticized both internally and externally, and Democratic senator Elizabeth Warren published a deliberately misleading Facebook ad in a direct challenge to the policy.
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Brown said that for now there are no plans for IPOs or to raise more externally, but pointed out that it would have no problem doing either.
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Additionally, in the intervening years China became a much more mobile country — both internally and externally — which again means it's now more vulnerable to a health crisis.
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Foti reiterated that the bank is not interested in growing externally with acquisitions or mergers and has not been approached by anyone for a possible tie-up.
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Bring your feet hip distance apart or a bit wider, depending on where your hips are (some people's hips externally rotate naturally—again, this depends on their flexibility).
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It now recommends no more than 10 parts per million (ppm) of lead in lip products and other "externally applied cosmetics," like eyeshadow, shampoo, blush, and body lotion.
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Buster's story is the most unique mini-arc, but the character can be too much of a blank slate, with motivations that seem externally imposed rather than developed.
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What's more interesting is that Microsoft is bumping this figure up to 95 percent when the app is deep-linked externally from somewhere like the app developer's site.
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But soon, I began to feel that the pressure to make my mixed-race identity my rhetorical crux was as much externally imposed as it was self-inflicted.
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But that position, combined with the recent Breitbart controversy, has ignited another powder keg within the social network, and it's now receiving considerable pushback both externally and internally.
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So you go on set, and you try to do things that will replicate authentic human emotions internally — set things up externally so things happen internally, you know?
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Because the foundation did not register, the foundation hasn't been subject to oversight typical for charities soliciting public donations, nor have they been externally audited, The Guardian writes.
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I grew up with the idea that a career is something built through measurable and externally validated achievements: pay raises, promotions, and employee-of-the-month-style recognitions.
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Beyond more traditional banner ads that point internally to new albums or externally to any business' site, last year Spotify began letting businesses sponsor its most popular playlists.
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"This is an addition for those clients who know that they need to adjust their portfolios to (compliment investments) they have externally," Stein said in a telephone interview.
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Ergo board member Clemens Muth on Tuesday said in a memo to staff: "This (management of insurance portfolios could be done) within our group or externally", he said.
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This year, the government of Oman has borrowed just over USD11 billion (15% of GDP) externally through a mix of conventional bonds, sukuk, syndicated loans and export credits.
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If you have substance abuse problems, then you know that the problem does not exist externally to your personality: it is coextensive with your interpretation of the world.
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It is only much more recently that they have begun to try to dumb down and expose a tiny fraction of their infrastructure externally as a public cloud.
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I worked for her for several years, serving as her liaison, internally, with the Blue Dog Democrats and, externally, to America's military veterans, rural Americans, and faith communities.
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And when China conducts itself externally in a manner that we consider unhelpful or even hostile to our own national interests, we have the right to assert ours.
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As a black, Muslim woman, subject to any number of externally imposed strictures, Rasheed seems dissatisfied with the idea of adopting this freeing technique for merely aesthetic purposes.
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Among the shows which WarnerMedia decided to keep in-house ahead of HBO Max were "Friends" and "Big Bang Theory," which in the past have been sold externally.
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While there's only so much we can do to externally protect ourselves from illness, one of the most important aspects of protection is internally in our own heads.
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Feloni: When you&aposre saying, in terms of things that you&aposre working on as a leader, would it be on the communication front, both internally and externally?
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In addition, the chosen candidate will be participating in "conceptualization, design, production and installation and facilitation of displays and events both internally and externally," according to the listing.
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There's not a social networking component to the app beyond being able to create video highlight reels you could share externally with friends after your projects are complete.
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Underlying earnings for the world's second-biggest mining house rose by 12 percent to $5.1 billion, beating analysts' estimates for around $4.87 billion, according to an externally compiled census.
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Underlying earnings for the world's second-biggest mining house rose by 12 percent to $553 billion, beating analysts' estimates for around $4.87 billion, according to an externally compiled consensus.
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"Market participants should not include specific client names, other mechanisms for communicating a client's identity or trading patterns externally, nor information specific to any individual client," the code says.
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Because Thunderbolt is designed to replicate those functions externally, it requires the same level of access, but the external nature of the setup makes it more vulnerable to attack.
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"We will be continuing to look externally, if that is the right way for us to make sure we have a really strong pipeline to deliver returns," she said.
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Ford's alternative presents a system designed to be used without driver involvement, and with externally mounted cameras that also wouldn't be impeded by windows or a car's internal structure.
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Externally, federal regulators were still sifting through the wreckage (both literal and digital) from the 33 crash that killed a man driving a Tesla Model S while using Autopilot.
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After carefully measured externally-facing responses from company employees and company in the media, this was a rare expression of raw emotion that I didn't agree with, but understood.
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Be smart: Snap CEO Spiegel is under tremendous pressure internally and externally to drop the standoffish, secretive approach and start telling the Snapchat story with more punch and imagination.
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Add the disease of depression to that, which really doesn't care how good life is going externally, and I'll gobble up the fries without even tasting one of them.
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How much Argentina issues externally may depend in part on the depth of its domestic market, which the government has worked to develop since taking office in December 2014.
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"I think being comfortable with ourselves nude is important because it is a huge deciding factor with how we view ourselves internally just as well as externally," she said.
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As we've been thinking about this and we've described it to our organization and externally, loving our core business — designing, developing, manufacturing, and building great cars, trucks, and SUVs.
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"The research has shown externally to Google that structured interviews are more predictive of a candidate's future performance on the job compared to unstructured interviews," says the senior recruiter.
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Chuck Edward, head of talent acquisition at Microsoft tells CNBC Make It that each year, Microsoft hires between 15,000 and 20,000 workers externally and approximately the same number internally.
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It may surprise many to know that Louise Brown was born following the transfer of just one embryo that had been fertilized externally and transferred to her mother's womb.
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" Dr. Reddy's said it was "not aware of any information related to its financial results being circulated externally ahead of statutory disclosures that are made officially by the company.
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Far-rightists need an enemy within, as the Nazis used the Jews, or externally, as Fascist Italy did in its late and bloody grab for an empire in Africa.
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Inditex was recently contacted by the lawyers of artist Tuesday Bassen who noted the use of illustrations in some badges sourced externally and on clothes in its Group stores.
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"Through Eurovision's 'visibility phase' in 1997–2007, Eurovision's non-heteronormative contexts ceased being simply projected on to the contest externally; they became part of the text itself," Baker writes.
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" To reduce corporate corruption, he said in 1996, "you have to reduce both the incentives to cheat and the opportunities to cheat — and that can never be done externally.
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"I think the biggest issue that we're facing is internally and externally there are a number of avenues that officers can take, but there's still that stigma," he said.
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It is his public persona, both self-styled and externally imposed, both his catchphrase and his nickname, an accepted substitute for his name when newspapers indulge in elegant variation.
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MUAH expects to restructure existing debt issued to BTMU and replace a portion of externally-placed debt with the issuance of internal TLAC-eligible debt to BTMU or MUFG.
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We take seriously all potential security vulnerabilities whether they are found internally or externally, and actively collaborate with all parties to ensure mitigations are in place before public disclosure.
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Aid agencies that are transparent, self-examining and willing to admit to their mistakes, internally and externally, are more likely to be effective and less likely to do harm.
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Golub Capital completed the merger of its BDC platforms on September 16, establishing a unit that would make it fifth largest publicly-traded externally managed BDC in the market.
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This stimulation is not to be confused with electroconvulsion, formerly known as electroshock, therapy, which involves no surgery and externally delivers a powerful one-time jolt to the brain.
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At that same hearing, the GAO found, among other problems, that people fall through the cracks simply because the SSA's internal terminology does not match medical descriptions used externally.
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"I recognize this moment is a deeply painful one — internally and externally," wrote Joel Kaplan, Facebook's vice president for global public policy, in an apologetic note to Facebook staff.
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"At present, we must pay special attention to risks imported externally," the People's Bank of China (PBOC) said in a statement following a meeting of its Communist Party Committee.
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"The real key here, though, is in the loopholes," Ocasio-Cortez said Thursday, arguing that some former members of Congress get around lobbying registration requirements by consulting lobbying firms externally.
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But as noted in the CSIS report, slowing growth, stalled reforms and mercantilist policies are creating a more difficult environment in China, while Beijing is pursuing more assertive policies externally.
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Not only has Slack not replaced email, email is still used internally, and certainly to communicate externally, at least at my company, from making company-wide announcements to discussing projects.
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Huffington's knowledge of the investigation into Soni, together with an absence of recognition of the issues internally or externally, cast doubt on her commitment to advocate on behalf of women.
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Externally, this doesn't much matter — he's still a co-founder of Facebook, and his opinion will be duly noted whenever we write about the case for breaking up the company.
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I mean in terms of this uptick there are a lot of fears whether they be in the military itself or externally in the region about potential for miscalculations there.
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Externally, the design of the headset has been tweaked slightly with more padding for your forehead to better distribute its weight, but it's a very similar piece of hardware overall.
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Externally — and not unrelated — Wehmeier authors Atomico's annual State of European Tech Report, which is a comprehensive attempt at taking a data-driven pulse on the entire European tech ecosystem.
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All of our communication to you guys and externally, frankly to anyone, the words were carefully chosen to characterize it exactly the same way that her attorney was characterizing it.
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Although people see it, it's not actually me – my soul, my thoughts, my actions are me and that is all internal, so I don't take what I do externally seriously.
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Externally imposed standards often whip an artist into shape but just as often produce misbegotten results, and if he'd gone all the way with it, the album would be intolerable.
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Suddenly, I'm no longer relying on another person to fill a vast hole inside me that could never be filled externally anyway, no matter how thrilling the short-lived adventure.
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The more I look into this world and its problems, I believe that my role is to induce inner peace so that people can be better at bringing peace externally.
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"We're investing in technology internally and externally this really helps us create more space around innovation and innovation for technology with a purpose," said Cargill chief information officer Justin Kershaw.
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If the gas was internally produced, it should follow the motions of the stars, whereas if it was externally acquired it could just as well move in the opposite direction.
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Ultimately, the researchers concluded that highly valued healthcare startups don't contribute to published research and that the valuation of these companies by investors is divorced from any externally validated data.
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Yet, one can't help but feel that a different concept of ambition is being adopted by American companies — one that looks internally for growth rather than externally in new markets.
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The Bad Batch particularly feels like a rape-revenge movie where the character's bodily autonomy was violated in a way that's less sexual, more externally visible, and just as personal.
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Studies have shown that people are much more likely to blow the whistle internally than to blow the whistle externally — to Congress, an inspector general or regulatory agency, for example.
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"Greater demand was seen both domestically and externally as new business from abroad expanded at a solid pace," said Sian Jones, an economist at IHS Markit, which compiles the survey.
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But after researchers publicly demonstrated how they could be hacked, auto manufacturers added on layers of security, like putting critical functions on separate networks that are harder to access externally.
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I realized, after a few months of what felt like externally imposed abstinence, that outside of the context of a relationship, sex really wasn't an important part of my life.
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"Additionally, our plan is to provide a paid service offering for teams so they can use communications intelligence to improve how they communicate with each other and externally," he says.
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"Fighters work outside a system," Griffin says, describing the individualism of boxers and their disdain for reputations and externally-mandated limits—traits so obvious in a personality like Bernard Hopkins.
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Externally, Watch is pitched as thematic, episodic shows optimized for Facebook, a TV for the connected generation where viewers are commenting and interacting with other fans before, during, and after.
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But externally he displayed nothing but cool, going without a bogey over the final two rounds on what is widely considered the most difficult course on the British Open rotation.
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To anyone observing the airplane externally, for instance from the control tower, the takeoff would have appeared ordinary as the Boeing lumbered down the runway and lifted into the air.
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Last summer, in the aftermath of its Champions League win, Liverpool came under considerable pressure — both internally and externally — to bolster its resources, to build from a position of strength.
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But it has warned that neural interfaces -- devices implanted internally or worn externally which can record or stimulate brain activity -- could be open to abuse as they become more sophisticated.
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That suggests our evidence on microcredit is reasonably externally valid: The results in a new location are likely to resemble the results in past locations pretty closely, if hardly perfectly.
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There will always be a tendency to favor what can be externally measured over what is internally experienced, since the former can be seen by all and the latter cannot.
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But some counties want to get their results faster, so they use wireless modems, either embedded in the voting machines or externally connected to them, to transmit the votes electronically.
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But typically, Instagram confirms if it's internally or externally testing features we spot, so if it ever decides to actually launch School Stories, it might not be for months or longer.
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There were even rumours that wrapping wet towels around the face might save those in shelters from having their lungs collapsed by blast waves, which would leave victims otherwise externally untouched.
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When TechCrunch uncovered last month that Facebook and Google used those programs to distribute apps externally, both companies had their ability to use all of their enterprise apps temporarily shut down.
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And maybe I said that in a little bit more unfiltered of a way than I would say it externally, but fundamentally we believe everything we said that was in there.
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If human psychology can really be reduced to physical processes in the brain, then it seems that these physical processes could be externally influenced—like by a geomagnetic storm, for instance.
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As future generations of voice AIs gain new and vastly improved capabilities, their creators and marketers may find themselves reckoning with how much agency a machine is allowed to externally perform.
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Amazon is externally exposing the tools it uses to set its own prices in order to guarantee that the price listed on Amazon is as low as possible for the customer.
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" Obama echoed the FBI chief's assessment, saying after a briefing by Comey and other senior officials that there was no evidence Mateen was "directed externally" or "part of a larger plot.
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The first addresses the problem externally by imposing export controls on American businesses that work in China, which is a "very obvious response to this event," while the second works domestically.
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As the externally combusting fiasco of Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 smartphones reminded the world last year, lithium-ion batteries can, if badly or over-ambitiously designed, short circuit in incendiary ways.
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The emphasis on the prominent status of Xi is important, as he faces increasing pressure both domestically and externally and will need the support and loyalty of the party's top echelon.
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According to Karamba co-founder David Barzilai, the startup's technology can head off hackers at the pass by "hardening" the controllers, or small computers, within a vehicle that are externally-connected.
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"I believe that they are looking for technology to help with user experience, big data, anything to take the product they built for the Chinese market and make it work externally."
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Chief Executive Mark Schneider, the first externally hired CEO in nearly a century, has addressed several of Third Point's demands, including setting a margin target and speeding up acquisitions and divestitures.
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Some Middle East analysts have argued that the long-term consequence of such a policy — establishing externally-enforced zones, if not spheres of influence — amounts to the soft partitioning of Syria.
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So, here's what that means for you: Being limitless comes not from achieving externally defined success, but achieving consonance, where what you do matches who you are (or want to be).
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Not only has Slack not totally replaced email, email is still used internally, and certainly to communicate externally, at least at my company, from making company-wide announcements to discussing projects.
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The last system is the 101KS-N navigation and targeting pod, mounted externally under the air intakes and with functions similar to modern US/NATO targeting pods like Litening and Sniper.
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Out of the 45 positions, BNP will take back control of 13 jobs that are currently undertaken externally before moving them to Lisbon, while nine would be newly created, FO said.
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"The Bundeswehr has to send signals both internally and externally that it is not rooted in the tradition of the Wehrmacht," she told Germany's Bild am Sonntag newspaper earlier this year.
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Dixon took a seat as an observer — that's a non-voting member — on its board and because of his reputation has been one of the key validators of the company externally.
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"Confession is somebody trying to beat something out of you externally," said Joni Mitchell, who herself released quintessential heartbreak album Blue and has rallied against a "confessional" label her entire career.
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"Externally, mixed crews looks great, and that's why it always makes me laugh, because obviously you come ashore and I hear them complaining and moaning," Caffari said of some female competitors.
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But Wednesday's announcement took a dramatic turn when complaints were expressed externally when over Spicer's role, with one internal complaint coming from "Dancing" host Tom Bergeron, who shared his views publicly.
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This may ultimately impact funding costs as MUAH issues higher cost long-term debt to its parent, as opposed to relying on lower cost deposit funding and externally raised term funding.
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Uber has pledged an investigation on the sexism charges, but it's not at all clear that will be enough to quell the mounting anger against the company both internally and externally.
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"As we gained [FDA] clearance and started to be more externally focused, we wanted to tell our story and reach out to customers, so PR became a larger focus," Brooks said.
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"We are looking at a lot of options, both internally, externally, CMO partners, to figure out what's the right path forward," Moderna CEO Stephane Bancel said Wednseday on an earnings call.
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The baby was born via in vivo natural fertilization, which involves the eggs being incubated in the mother&aposs body, rather than externally, as is the case with in vitro fertilization.
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"Our sort of Holy Grail dream is that the service was so good at promoting the new content in such relevant ways that we wouldn't have to spend externally," he said.
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Yet even as Holmes's blood tests were first being rolled out in Walgreens five years ago for thousands of patients to access, her technology had never been validated or externally vetted.
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Not a rule, a suggestion More than 99% of the cosmetic lip products and externally applied cosmetics on the US market contain lead at levels below 10 ppm, according to the FDA.
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What I mean by transparency is that it's valuable to know what your numbers are, where you stand, and to be as transparent as you can about that, both internally and externally.
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"Uber is in a far better spot both internally and externally, I now have the ability to be even more involved in the day-to-day operations of our businesses," he wrote.
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"We've been spending lots of time on this in the context of an event you have no control over externally — the outcome — but you have control over how you respond," he says.
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Jive, along with Yammer, Socialcast, Socialtext and a host of others, came to prominence during this time and brought a lot of promise of changing the way businesses communicate internally and externally.
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The Drone Scan is attached to a DJI Matrice, which -- as opposed to more "easy on the eyes" consumer products -- is designed for commercial use and can be customized and controlled externally.
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"But the fact that some of our products are now potentially going to be launched externally adds an additional dimension of interest for engineers who are coming to work on our team."
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THL Credit is an externally-managed, non-diversified closed-end management investment company that has elected to be treated as a business development company (BDC) under the Investment Company Act of 1940.
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But I also think that that does lead to an echo chamber sometimes where there is more drama externally than there is internally That being said, to hone in on your question.
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This includes use by members of the Advanced Analytics team, who are tasked with exploring and understanding their data, and the comms team, who need to communicate the findings internally and externally.
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According to The Guardian, the company became aware of a problem last week but only realized on Friday that data could be accessed externally, and only started contacting affected customers on Saturday.
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The hope is that someday the use of these dissolving sensors could eliminate the need for large, bulky externally hardwired systems that leave human patients open to infection, bleeding and allergic reactions.
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So a lot of the culture challenges that have been represented externally, internally working on diversifying the leadership team, a lot of the things that we are doing from the people side.
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Out of the 45 jobs, BNP will take back control of 13 roles that are currently undertaken externally before moving them to Lisbon, while nine positions would be newly created, FO said.
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But senior central bank Deputy Governor Nandalal Weerasinghe on Thursday said debt repayments by the government will not have an impact on the currency as they are managed with borrowed money externally.
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Externally, Wells was lauded by investors for its ability to cross-sell individual customers multiple products and for its squeaky-clean reputation relative to peers in the wake of the financial crisis.
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"She's the first person who was able to develop a strategy internally and articulate that strategy externally," said Frank Luntz, a Republican pollster who worked with Ms. Conway in the early 1990s.
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Senior central bank Deputy Governor Nandalal Weerasinghe had said last week debt repayments by the government will not have an impact on the currency as they are managed with borrowed money externally.
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Mr. Cameron, humiliated and an opponent of leaving, clearly has no desire to bear the burden of those negotiations — both internally, within the divided Conservative Party, and externally, with other European leaders.
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Twitter explained this effort, which it pitched as an important step toward "serving healthy conversation," as follows: There are many new signals we're taking in, most of which are not visible externally.
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Externally, Amazon is under growing regulatory pressure both at home and abroad, including in India, where Bezos couldn't meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit last month despite a charm offensive.
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But senior central bank deputy governor Nadalal Weerasinghe on Thursday said debt repayments by the government will not have an impact on the currency as they are managed with borrowed money externally.
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Mr. Clapper, interviewed by Jake Tapper on "State of the Union," said that America's democratic institutions were being attacked externally, a reference to Russia's interference in the election last year, and internally.
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The company sounded firmly committed to fulfilling this contract in spite of the calls for action internally and externally, and the widespread backlash it was facing both inside and outside the company.
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Commenting on the work of the Syrian Constitutional Committee, the three nations said it should be governed by a sense of "compromise and constructive engagement" without foreign interference and externally imposed timelines.
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It's no wonder our palates have evolved to the point where we don't necessarily know what natural sweetness is anymore: Our taste buds have been, to some degree, externally manipulated over the years.
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It has basic functionality like the ability to post photos, comment and send direct messages, though there's no way to share content on the site externally, and the app lacks features like Stories.
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Through an understanding of how neurons fire properly during these processes, the RAM system would monitor the formation and recall of memories and then wirelessly transmit that information to a computer worn externally.
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The new fund will be co-managed by Darren Abrahamson, private equity managing director, and Dewey Awad, public equity managing director, and will add about 15 people internally and externally, the sources said.
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To people who say they must transition in order to match their gender identity, they respond that gender is an externally imposed constraint that can—and should, for everyone's benefit—be shrugged away.
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Still, the breadth of Facebook's reach and questions of how much data it collects continues to be a big issue for the company and how well it communicates that externally will be critical.
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The epic series is set in an alternate world similar to ours except human souls are manifested externally as an animal that shape-shifts until puberty when it settles into a final form.
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Such externally assigned revenues could come for example from the planned financial transaction tax, it said, adding governments would have the final say on what taxes should be dedicated to the new budget.
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Do a spot test before putting anything on your skin and dilute your oil of choice with a carrier oil, like coconut oil, grapeseed oil, or even olive oil, before using it externally.
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The Fed altered the proposal for IHCs to have an option to issue externally to third parties or to a wholly owned foreign affiliate as opposed to issuing only to its foreign parent.
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The ban has already prompted action from a number of tech companies, who are fighting back politically, as well as making efforts to help those affected, both internally within their organizations, and externally.
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Motion trackers, either mounted on the headset or externally, keep track of the users head, updating the view as he moves it around; optional hand controllers allow him to interact with virtual objects.
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My work addresses many themes, but over the last few years I have really been dissecting the ideas of the power, capitalism, and how societal structures affect us as individuals, internally and externally.
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These sorts of petitions usually come externally, from activist investors, such as the OpenMIC coalition, which is currently lobbying the company to stop selling its facial recognition to governmental and law enforcement clients.
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As Cold War tensions eased, the two-man rule was replaced by a more rigorous system of checks that require the sub commander to utilize an externally provided code in order to launch.
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A fun, inspiring example of this is our annual ELC Hackathon, in which participants both internally and externally come together to solve a problem from scratch through hours of coding and project analysis.
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Smith plays a key role in representing the company externally and in leading the company's work on a number of critical issues including privacy, security, accessibility, environmental sustainability and digital inclusion, among others.
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The environment ministry officials and three Indonesian university professors who will conduct the government study challenged the validity of the original test and questioned whether the egg samples were cracked and contaminated externally.
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The health benefits of dark chocolate have long been attributed to the antioxidants it contains, and Spa Director Shian Wing says the same ingredients in dark chocolate can help the skin when applied externally.
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However, senior central bank deputy governor, Nandalal Weerasinghe, said earlier this month that debt repayments by the government will not have an impact on the currency as they are managed with borrowed money externally.
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"It's pretty rare for a mass-market vehicle not to have its model identified externally" — except for in some cases of very well-known vehicles, like the Chevy Camaro or Ford Mustang, he said.
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The paper wrote:Employees at the company's headquarters near San Jose, California, are encouraged to monitor their colleagues and list on a web page within Google called "Stopleaks" any confidential information that they see externally.
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Senior central bank Deputy Governor Nandalal Weerasinghe had said early this month that debt repayments by the government will not have an impact on the currency as they are managed with borrowed money externally.
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AGL appointed long time Chief Financial Officer Brett Redman to the top job on an interim basis, saying it was in the final stage of hunting internally and externally for a new chief executive.
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There hasn't been this kind of growth at all costs approach, either internally or externally from our investors, yet, because they really believe in the long term ambitions and the potential of the company.
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"We reviewed Shell's CEO pay ratio externally against the ratios that we see in other FTSE 30 companies, which we calculated based on their disclosed employee numbers and employee costs," Shell's remuneration committee said.
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Senior central bank Deputy Governor Nandalal Weerasinghe had said earlier this month that debt repayments by the government will not have an impact on the currency as they are managed with borrowed money externally.
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However, we expect that the terms of the down-streamed senior debt will be changed so that it becomes subordinated to the senior obligations issued externally and to become eligible for inclusion in MREL.
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"The website also states that they "feel this new approach will enable them to continue to carry out their duties for Her Majesty The Queen, while having the future financial autonomy to work externally.
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Experts told Business Insider that the externally managed structure could fuel investor concerns about conflicts of interest — in cases of mergers and acquisitions, for instance, given private-equity firms&apos ownership of other companies.
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Because race has always been first and foremost an externally imposed classification, it is understandable that the idea of people declaring themselves transracial struck many as offensively dismissive of the social realities of race.
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The master model builder would lead Lego workshops and building events, and participate in "conceptualization, design, production and installation and facilitation of displays and events both internally and externally," according to the job listing.
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Toyota vehicles, for example, beep externally three times, and once inside, to inform drivers getting out of a vehicle that the motor is still running, a set of alerts that meets the voluntary standards.
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No democratic nation ever signed up to be bound by such an extensive regime, imposed externally without any democratic control over the laws to be applied, nor the ability to decide to exit the arrangement.
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Hundreds of Facebook employees are raising sharp concerns over the company's policy allowing misinformation in political ads, raising the stakes as the company simultaneously faces a firestorm of criticism from policymakers and 2020 Democrats externally.
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"What we're seeing with PyTorch is an incredible moment internally at Facebook to ship it and then an echo of that externally with large companies," Joe Spisak, Facebook AI's product manager for PyTorch, told me.
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Furthermore, planes are shielded by a so-called Faraday Cage externally made by a conducting material, that blocks out external static electrical fields: charges redistribute on the conduting material and don't affect the cage's interior.
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"As growth risks pile up externally and internally, the Fed will want to make sure that [quantitative tightening] is not a constraint that weighs down on financial conditions and hence on the economy," Mathai said.
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The bank has kept interest rates unchanged since a 50 basis point cut in March last year, arguing nearly two years of deflation have been externally driven and have so far not hurt economic growth.
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We've not only looked at it internally, but externally and through having other people play the game, so that we could see how it feels as a player to have racial slurs directed at you.
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We've not only looked at it internally, but externally and through having other people play the game, so that we could see how it feels as a player to have racial slurs directed at you.
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In reality, though, this is a serious strategic debate about how the US should communicate and define its objectives in the "war on terror," both internally and externally, that dates back more than a decade.
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As Morgan Stanley astutely cautioned at the time of the Time Warner deal: The lack of focus has affected AT&T's performance and its management's ability to live up to expectations – both internally and externally.
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Externally, the Pentagon has begun providing facilities to support quarantined civilians, including passengers from a recently-docked cruise ship exposed to the virus who will be quarantined on military bases in California, Georgia and Texas.
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But Mr. Kansal, the government spokesman in Srinagar, said that some restrictions were still needed "so that externally aided terrorism does not lead to a loss of lives," a line often repeated by Indian officials.
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We are so proud of the many initiatives we have implemented both internally and externally, specifically our Unsterotype the workplace initiative ensuring that anyone who works for Unilever can bring their authentic selves to work.
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" On Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's website, the two lay out their "new working model," which includes continuing to carry out duties for the Queen, while also having the "future financial autonomy to work externally.
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Retaining strategic flexibility and preserving long-term costs are both crucial for the automaker to not externally be viewed as reverting to bad habits of "Old GM," a reference to the automaker's pre-bankruptcy operations.
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Her letter also magnified the pressure the BBC has recently faced internally and externally to fix a significant pay gap between men and women throughout its ranks, even among its top television and radio stars.
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"These are just weak systems that are not externally exposed nor using wireless communications, then you need internal network access, non encrypted communications and other vulnerabilities to hack them," Cerrudo told me in an email.
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While allowing doctors to ensure the treatment causes no undesired effects before being put inside a patient's body, the approach also limits treatment to conditions like blood cancers in which cells can easily be altered externally.
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Internally, this can erode trust with employees who see a lack of diversity on their teams, and can delay identifying and addressing problems, while externally, it can lend a company artificial weight as an industry leader.
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The retailer is not showing signs of fatigue externally (they have been so many sales lately!) or internally, where the brand continues to chug along despite losing three top executives within one year; most recently, J.
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You see, Sony has to optimize the OS for its hardware; add its own personal touches; test it internally; test it externally; make sure it meets certain standards; and ensure the devices actually work with carriers.
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That's according to a recent study from banking and investing app Stash, which analyzed over 500,000 people in its U.S. user base and 353 million transactions made over the past year with externally linked bank accounts.
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Which is why closed source deployments of robust encryption still require users to trust the company making the secure messaging claims, given there's no way to externally verify their software does not contain government mandated backdoors.
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"The movement today is purely externally driven, there is no local optimism and we have not seen any news or progress with respect to Social Security," said Cleber Alessie Machado, a derivatives broker at brokerage H.Commcor.
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Using this theory, you can track performance of your business and rationalize decisions; it's even a great way to explain your business internally and externally — use it to show you're in full control without overwhelming anyone.
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Azoulay reads "archive fever" — the desire to trick the guardians of the archive, the archons — as immanent to the logic of the archive rather than externally imposed, and as that which makes archives inherently public. Pad.
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Negative experiences resulted in less pleasurable or painful orgasmsIn addition to being asked if they had felt either externally or internally pressured to orgasm, participants were surveyed on the overall quality of their orgasm during sex.
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If you do not already have a TV tuner card in the computer or want hardware that connects to the PC externally, several companies make tuner boxes to pull in those over-the-air broadcast signals.
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Her goal, however, is moving beyond questions of ability and toward culture and aesthetics—a radical shift now happening in the field of disability arts, which has often seen itself defined externally by that classification alone.
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"We've still been able to utilize LGB's underneath the wings of the B-52, but they don't do very well when carried externally because they are susceptible to icing and other weather conditions," said Lt. Col.
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Mr. Harris, whose gentle demeanor is expressed externally by a sweet smile, instantly caught her eye, though she and her then-boyfriend were in the eighth year of what would end up a 10-year relationship.
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" Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, and Senator Jeanne Shaheen, Democrat of New Hampshire, sent a similar letter, telling Mr. Tillerson that "America's diplomatic power is being weakened internally as complex global crises are growing externally.
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Those who&aposve successfully gotten hired suggest reaching out directly to a Google recruiter or trying to get a foot in the door via a referral or internship rather than applying externally through the company website.
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The leaders in the House and the Trump administration didn't seem to have a grasp of the vital coalition building both internally and externally that would typically be an integral part of advancing such significant legislation.
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As the name implies, external hard drives, which range in price from $50 (one to two TB) to $350 and up (eight TB), are like the storage that's built into your computers, except they're connected externally.
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He must not just repudiate his religious beliefs externally, but also relinquish his own idea of how he'll serve God, which in turn causes him to wonder whether he is fit to do so at all.
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