The Forerunner 245, Forerunner 73 Music, and Forerunner 945 are available now.
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Garmin's also following Fitbit's lead last year with a new feature that lets women track their periods — that'll come first to the Forerunner 645 Music, vívoactive 3, vívoactive 3 Music and fēnix 5 Plus, and later to the fēnix 5, fēnix Chronos, Forerunner 935, and the new Forerunner 945, Forerunner 645, Forerunner 245, and Forerunner 245 Music as well.
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The Forerunner 435, the Forerunner 735 XT if you're more into cross-training.
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You can get a Garmin Forerunner that does this stuff, you can get something like the Forerunner.
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Garmin's latest sport watch — the Forerunner 935 — looks to be the most advanced yet in its Forerunner series.
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Formerly available as a standalone iPhone and Android app, the feature is now being offered to Strava Premium members who one of a handful of Garmin fitness trackers, including the Edge 520, Edge 820, Edge 1000, Edge Explore 820, Forerunner 230, Forerunner 235, Forerunner 630, Forerunner 735XT, and Fenix 3.
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The Forerunner 235 (front) is thinner and sits more evenly on your wrist than its predecessor, the Forerunner 225.
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Today is no exception: Garmin has just announced the Forerunner 35, an update to the popular Forerunner 25 watch.
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RM: The Republican Party was the protectionist party, as was the forerunner Whig Party and the Whigs' forerunner Federalists.
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Our editor-in-chief Nick Thompson prefers the Forerunner 210, but because I'm spoiled, I love the Forerunner 240 Music.
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Garmin is updating its line of Forerunner GPS running watches today with an entirely new lineup of watches, ranging from the entry-level $199.99 Forerunner 2453 to the $599.99 Forerunner 945, which is meant for professional athletes.
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"He was the forerunner" — which is to say that Charles's love for Sebastian was the forerunner of his love for Julia.
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You should also consider the Garmin Forerunner 21, the Polar M231 Sports Smartwatch, the Apple Watch Series 27, and the Garmin Forerunner 630 based on your running needs.
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The most notorious was the secret agreement reached between Standard Oil of New Jersey (forerunner of Exxon), Royal Dutch-Shell and the Anglo-Persian Oil Company (forerunner of BP) in September 21980.
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Other early investors include Forerunner Ventures and First Round Capital.
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The Forerunner 45 models will be available later in May.
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Backers included Forerunner Ventures, LVMH, Chernin Group and Mark Cuban.
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But Crazyhead has a complex relationship with its American forerunner.
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Bahrain is in many ways a forerunner of this effort.
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Forerunner was the only VC firm to back both companies.
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He was the forerunner to the achievements of Black Panther.
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It was published by Timely Comics, a forerunner of Marvel.
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Think of it as the forerunner to the Mueller inquest.
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The Forerunner 35 will ship sometime this fall for $200, which means it's much less expensive than the Forerunner 735XT ($450) and costs less than even the Vivoactive HR ($250), both of which track swimming.
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The early forerunner to our alphabet was written in Semitic languages.
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Returning investors Forerunner Ventures, Collaborative Fund, and SV Angel also participated.
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Kirsten Green, founder of Forerunner Ventures, breaks down the retail landscape.
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Previous investors include General Catalyst, Forerunner Ventures, Collaborative Fund, and 14W.
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A forerunner of the Latin American "pink wave" in some respects.
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A forerunner to "Grease," it ran for nine months in Washington.
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"He's been the forerunner intellectually of this moment," Mr. Caddell said.
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I also imagined him as a poetic forerunner to hip-hop.
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Handwritten manuscripts began selling there, a forerunner to the book trade.
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But, really, she's consuming an early forerunner to Sad Desk Salad.
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First, Forerunner will clearly do well financially from the two exits.
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The round is led by Forerunner Ventures, with participation from Correlation Ventures.
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Lastly, there's the new Forerunner 2245, the $27 flagship of the lineup.
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In the Communist telling, Sun is the "forerunner of the democratic revolution".
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The Forerunner 735XT promises 16 hours of training life on a charge.
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A version of the same Forerunner watch without music will cost $400.
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A fresh $222 million in funding led by Forerunner Ventures should help.
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Like its early 2000s forerunner, Queer Eye is ostensibly a makeover show.
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" This is the forerunner of the N.B.A. phrase for "pick-and-pop.
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Twice, Parma won the UEFA Cup, the forerunner of the Europa League.
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They then returned to Hungary "using the forerunner vehicle," the statement said.
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You can also save $100 on the Garmin Forerunner 93 (originally $599.99).
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The Garmin Forerunner 935 is both, and it's $70.99 off on Amazon today.
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You were also a forerunner in terms of being an openly gay athlete.
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Kirsten is the founder of Forerunner Ventures, an early stage venture capital firm.
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Before he became a governor, he was a Tea Party forerunner in Congress.
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That investors are eager to give Forerunner more money to deploy isn't surprising.
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Adams's education keeps sending him back to Go. A failure or a forerunner?
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It tracks distances with built-in GPS, a staple of Garmin's Forerunner wristwatches.
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The Wirecutter recommends the Garmin Forerunner 230, which is about $250 on Amazon.
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Galicians have long celebrated their own version of Samhain, the Celtic forerunner to Halloween.
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Hence, the slave patrol should be considered a forerunner of modern American law enforcement.
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TC: Forerunner is known for a portfolio of companies that use innovative marketing tactics.
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A CNN poll released before Saturday's Democratic caucus showed Trump as the easy forerunner.
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So "Find Me" refuses to offer a straightforward sequel to its much-admired forerunner.
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As part of the deal, Forerunner founder Kirsten Green has also joined the board.
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Bush headed the US Liaison Office in Beijing, the forerunner of the US Embassy.
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The Inside, a maker of so-called fast furniture, lands $1.5 million from Forerunner
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Top investors include Talis Capital, Forerunner Ventures, as well as backing from Y Combinator.
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That could be a forerunner to presenting Mexico with a bill for the wall.
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Birchbox has raised $86.9 million to date, including from Forerunner Ventures and Accel Partners.
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But Green's venture capital firm, Forerunner Ventures, has had a very, very good month.
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And that's great news for Green, a former equity research analyst, and Forerunner, too.
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In many ways, the Umbrella Revolution is the forerunner to Hong Kong's current protests.
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He was a forerunner to antiheroes like Tony Soprano, Walter White and Cersei Lannister.
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TL;DR: Get the lightweight Garmin Forerunner 35 GPS watch on sale for $119.31.
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He argues an open system lowers the cost of going up against the forerunner.
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One could say that the earlier "damsel in distress" might be a fitting forerunner.
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The German Sturmgewehr 44 was the innovative forerunner of modern selective-fire assault rifles.
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Ms. Goldin will be seen by some as a forerunner of today's internet selfie culture.
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"The Type 64 is kind of a forerunner of all Porsche sports cars," wrote Böttinger.
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TL;DR: Get the sunlight-visible Garmin Forerunner 235 GPS watch on sale for $2353.
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This year, Walmart acquired Bonobos, a prototypical Forerunner portfolio company, for more than $300 million.
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GF: Our position has always been that Greece is not an outlier, it's a forerunner.
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It is not unripe juvenilia; it is a hardy forerunner that stands on its own.
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Like all of Garmin's Forerunner watches, there's a built-in heart rate sensor and onboard GPS.
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ITALY'S new prime minister, Paolo Gentiloni, could scarcely be less like his frenetic forerunner, Matteo Renzi.
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Forerunner Ventures presentation at Code Commerce by Recode on Scribd This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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In many other countries, however, this year's tantrum is not yet as bad as its forerunner.
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Kirsten is the founder of Forerunner Ventures, an early-stage venture capital firm in San Francisco.
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Founders Fund led this round, with returning investors Forerunner Ventures, Norwest Venture Partners and Upfront Ventures.
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What that may well mean is that Iowa could be a forerunner of politics to come.
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Increases in indebtedness of that magnitude have been a forerunner of financial woes in other countries.
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But Kirsten Green, founder of venture capital firm Forerunner Ventures, has found success in the sector.
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It is the European Union — not the European Community, which was a forerunner of the bloc.
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Funding: $67.18 million from GV, Forerunner Ventures, General Catalyst, Collaborative Fund, Bam Ventures, and Gwynneth Paltrow.
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A battle between science and spirituality, the case reads as a forerunner of the Scopes trial.
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I did the same thing for the old Garmin Forerunner 305, the orange-reddish GPS watch.
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But the voters who felt seen by a statewide candidate for office didn't vote for a forerunner.
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Marin's forerunner, Ricardo Teixeira, who ran the CBF for more than 133 years, has also been indicted.
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Connie Loizos: And this week our special guest is Brian O'Malley a general partner with Forerunner Ventures.
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In the 1990s the Democratic Party (DP), the forerunner of the DA, was an avowedly liberal movement.
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In the '70s, her quilted 'sleeping bag coat' — a forerunner of later 'puffier' versions — brought Kamali fame.
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Al Qaeda is vile, but Al Qaeda also rejected the forerunner of ISIS for being too violent.
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Green's firm, Forerunner Ventures, was the only one to invest in both Dollar Shave Club and Jet.
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Now £909.003, list price £149.99 Garmin Forerunner 235 GPS Running Watch with Heart Rate and Smart Notifications.
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By adding Forerunner and Fung Capital, the company hopes to capitalize on those firm's e-commerce connections.
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Yet it was not a true forerunner of the Confederations Cup, which was already active by 1997.
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The Forerunner 235 has 24/7 heart rate monitoring that you can watch change in real time.
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The Garmin Forerunner 235 is available in three colors and pricing depends on which one you choose.
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Congress embraced this role to address the big corruption scandal of the 22008s — the forerunner of Watergate.
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It's not the neatly produced pro wrestling which even the 1970s WWWF, the current WWE's forerunner, created.
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In another of Girault's images, you can just make out a tripod, forerunner of today's selfie sticks.
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In her view, deficits are not a sign of excessive spending or necessarily a forerunner of inflation.
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The company recently raised $28 million in Series B funding from Forerunner Ventures, Gradient Ventures, and Square.
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The first, a seed round, was co-led by Forerunner Ventures' Kirsten Green and NEA's Tony Florence.
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You can save on popular models like the Garmin Forerunner 735XT, Garmin Instinct, Garmin Vivomove, and more.
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She is the forerunner of Catherine Murphy and the melding together of direct observation and the imagination.
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Forerunner Ventures founder Kirsten Green spoke onstage at the Code Commerce Series event in Las Vegas, Nev.
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Read more about how this works.) Garmin Forerunner 35 for $100 ($70 off): We're excited about Garmin's upcoming Forerunner watches, but we feel obligated to point out that their past-season models are still some of the best running watches on the market and now available for a steal.
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" Kirsten Green, who invested in Prose through Forerunner Ventures, said that this fits here investment thesis of "micropersonalization.
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Mazi's forerunner on East Main Street, Athens Grill, was ravaged by a fire in the summer of 2013.
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Forerunner has also put early money into other hot digital-first brands like Glossier, Warby Parker and Bonobos.
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Rockets of Awesome is backed by $7 million in seed funding from General Catalyst, Forerunner Ventures and LAUNCH.
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Brian O'Malley's HotelTonight win Forerunner Ventures general partner Brian O'Malley went long on HotelTonight and it paid off.
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"Compared to other states, this law seems to be a forerunner," the Berkeley Political Review wrote in 2016.
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My Garmin Forerunner 10—a birthday gift from a few years earlier—would otherwise have cost around $130.
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While accolades are a given for the forerunner in any field, so too, comes the baggage and critiques.
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Forerunner even has a bet on a Canadian robotics company, Attabotics, which is focused on warehousing and fulfillment.
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Garmin Forerunner 225It's a watch made for all-weather running which has a heart-rate monitor in it.
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There's no period tracking, a feature of both Fitbits and cheaper GPS watches like the Garmin Forerunner 245.
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Although politics provides the most glaring current example of this phenomenon, pop music may have been a forerunner.
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Walmart, the country's largest employer, has bought two other Forerunner-backed companies in the last 15 months: Jet.
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So, is Caliburger the forerunner of a technological wave that will eventually wash over the fast food industry?
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The soaring tower, which looks like a 75-story bottle opener, is a startling contrast with its forerunner.
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Forerunner Ventures, however, is known for backing successful and prominent brands, like Glossier, Warby Parker and Outdoor Voices.
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It was, Mr. Kay said, a forerunner to the ways in which modern graphical displays would be programmed.
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Ms. Church had initially persuaded Boeing, a forerunner of United Airlines, to hire the stewardesses for three months.
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AdvancePierre, whose forerunner Tyson owned briefly after acquiring the meat producer Hudson Foods in 1.33, is more digestible.
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It's the forerunner of the Trump smirk, though you can detect traces of the Clinton shrug as well.
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The company has raised over $56 million in the past three years from General Catalyst, Forerunner Ventures and others.
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Stitch Fix founder Katrina Lake and Forerunner founder and general partner Kirsten Green, are among the company's board members.
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The company has raised more than $21 million in funding from investors like General Catalyst, 14W and Forerunner Ventures.
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Another reading of Mr Trump's action, though, is that it is a tribute to a forerunner and kindred spirit.
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Forerunner, of course, has invested in a number of online retailers and CPG brands, including Dollar Shave Club, Jet.
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That was the forerunner to us getting cable, but my parents waited until I was going to college. Unbelievable!
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Al Qaeda in Iraq, the forerunner of Daesh, was one of the most completely destroyed terrorist groups in history.
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Retail leaders including Birchbox, Bonobos, Glossier, Hotel Tonight and Warby Parker are all part of the Forerunner Venture portfolio.
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Now Didi, whose forerunner firms were founded in 2012, three years after Uber introduced ride-hailing, can make hay.
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When Yugoslavia fell apart, Greece blocked the recognition of Macedonia by members of the EU's forerunner, the European Community.
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Cathay Innovation led the round with participation from Northwestern Mutual Future Ventures, Crosslink Capital, Forerunner Ventures, Homebrew and others.
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These rooms were the forerunner of some of the techniques found today in many care facilities in the Netherlands.
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People are increasingly health-conscious and seeking beverages with benefits, said investors from Forerunner Ventures, Torch Capital, and others.
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Key findings: • Canvas Ventures and Kirsten Green's Forerunner Ventures tied for first place on The Information's V.C. Diversity Index.
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It previously owned Skrill, a payments company which was bought by Optimal Payments, the AIM-listed forerunner to Paysafe.
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It has, unlike Manchester United, never managed to win the Club World Cup, or its forerunner, the Intercontinental Cup.
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Britain refused to join the forerunner to the EU, the European Economic Community, when it was founded in 1957.
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An early forerunner of the trope was the 1913 short "Silence," directed by famed silent film director Lois Weber.
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Away is backed by Forerunner Ventures, Accel, Battery Ventures, Comcast Ventures, Shawn Carter, Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield and Karlie Kloss.
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The startup has raised more than $160 million in total, from venture capital investors including Venrock, Forerunner Ventures and Pritzker.
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For people who maybe didn't catch where Bryan works, at the outside of this podcast, he works for Forerunner Ventures.
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"Do They Know It's Christmas," the forerunner to the Live Aid concert of 1985, was one of Bowie's crowing achievements.
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Eton is widely regarded as the forerunner when it came to actually writing down the rules of their mob game.
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Mr. Clark also had a small but significant role in the design of the Arpanet, the forerunner of the Internet.
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Some of its other investments over the years have included Forerunner Ventures, Uncork Capital, Bolt, Notation Capital and IA Ventures.
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One side of the inscribed 3,400-year-old piece of pottery may show an ancient forerunner to our alphabet sequence.
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In 1982 America browbeat the European Community, the forerunner of the European Union, into limiting its steel exports to America.
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The Forerunner 735XT natively tracks running, cycling, swimming, hiking, cross-country skiing, strength training, paddle sports, and other cardio activities.
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At least, that's been my experience with the Garmin Forerunner 735XT, which I've been wearing for the past few weeks.
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He chose to make his first oil painting on a pulled-down windowshade because his forerunner had done it, too.
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Musk's Tesla business is involved in the development of AI technology, as a forerunner in the drive for autonomous vehicles.
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As such, it's a forerunner to climate change denial, birtherism, and other noxious forms of anti-intellectualism in the GOP.
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Although no country has quit before, Greenland, an autonomous Danish territory, left the European Union's forerunner entity in the 1980s.
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Eugène Atget, whom the Surrealists claimed as an important forerunner, was less artful and more successfully surreal than they were.
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Bowie, a forerunner of Gaga's brand of provocative, gender-bending performance imagery, died of cancer at age 69 on Jan.
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Part of this argument is based on the show's position as a clear forerunner of today's golden age of television.
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It was the beginning of representative democracy in America, the forerunner of our Congress, state legislatures, and other representative bodies.
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He and his crewmate, Judge Ryan, are the alternates in the 49er class, the well-established forerunner of the 49erFX.
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It may also be the forerunner of similar proposed health-care expansions, like California's "Medicare-for-all" single payer plan.
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One of Chin's early pieces, a forerunner to social practice, is the 1990s "Revival Field," represented here in diorama form.
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Britain joined the forerunner of the European Union in 1973, but British politicians have always been ambivalent about the bloc.
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San Francisco-based Forerunner Ventures is best known for its long string of bets on successful and fast-growing consumer companies.
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Connie Loizos: He was with [Battery 00:25:533], then [Excel 00:25:18] came calling and then most recently, Forerunner.
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Funded by Index Ventures, Founders Fund, Forerunner Ventures and Y Combinator, Zesty has raised $20.7 million in venture funding to-date.
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San Francisco-based Hims is also backed by Forerunner Ventures, Founders Fund, Redpoint Ventures, SV Angel, 8VC, Maverick Capital and more.
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It had raised $4.5 million from investors, shows Crunchbase, including Forerunner, Lerer Hippeau Ventures, East Coast Angels, and West Coast Investors.
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I got my hands on a Garmin Forerunner 235, and that's what I still train and race with to this day.
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Although "Mascots" is neither as funny nor as satirically acute as its forerunner, it would be churlish to complain too loudly.
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But it was nothing like 2016, when Forerunner experienced two giant exits: Dollar Shave Club ($1 billion to Unilever) and Jet.
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Although the exact origins of International Women's Day are not entirely clear, Malkiel is credited with founding its forerunner, Woman's Day.
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It was the Shell forerunner BPM that undertook oil exploration here in the 2650s, before production began in the following decade.
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He was a semifinalist for the Westinghouse Science Prize (the forerunner of the Regeneron Science Search) and won several other awards.
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In 20063, he and other nationalists founded the Ovamboland People's Congress, the forerunner of the Ovamboland People's Organization and Swapo itself.
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Some start-ups are raising more money to weather the uncertainty, according to Kirsten Green, a managing partner at Forerunner Ventures.
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Fitbit Alta HR Activity & Fitness Tracker Fitbit Versa Health & Fitness Smartwatch Fitbit Charge 2 Heart Rate and Fitness Wristband Garmin Forerunner 235 GPS Running Watch Garmin Vivoactive 3 GPS Smartwatch Garmin Forerunner 735XT GPS Multisport and Running Watch OKNAE Smartwatch Huawei Watch 2 Sport Smartwatch Huawei Watch GT GPS Running Watch Samsung Gear S3 Frontier Smartwatch
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Founded in 2017, the San Francisco-based company is backed by Founders Fund, Redpoint Ventures, Forerunner Ventures, SV Angel, 8VC and more.
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In addition to Forerunner, other investors to participate in the financing include Felicis Ventures, Precursor Ventures, Kapor Capital, and numerous angel investors.
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The Forerunner 45 (and 23S, which is a smaller version of the 25) have gotten the biggest visual changes of the lineup.
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Forerunner Ventures, which has tripled the amount of money it is managing in the last four years, is just the latest example.
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VC of the Year An investor whose bets on founders and companies have borne fruit this year Kirsten Green, Forerunner Ventures (winner)
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Kirsten Green & Eurie Kim, Forerunner Ventures For too long, the VC community has not reflected the diverse and colorful world around us.
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The president's attack on former Vice President Joe Biden, the forerunner of the 2100 Democratic presidential campaign, has been just as aggressive.
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Garmin Forerunner 235 ($330): Accurate while running and cycling, but not accurate on the elliptical whether you grabbed the handles or not.
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He remained with the Beaneaters until 1901, when he joined Boston Americans (a forerunner of today's Red Sox) in the American League.
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His life became a forerunner of reality TV; in today's terms, he did everything to seek celebrity but release a sex tape.
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She took up the violin as a child, taking lessons at the Institute of Musical Art, a forerunner of the Juilliard School.
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Honeywell Ventures, along with Coatue Management, Comcast Ventures, Forerunner Ventures and Werklund Growth Fund, invested $25 million in Attabotics earlier this year.
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Four years later, Republicans nominated Mitt Romney despite concerns about his Massachusetts gubernatorial record that included a state-level forerunner to Obamacare.
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Mr. Ben-Gurion formed moderate center-left coalition governments by excluding the Communist Party and Herut, the forerunner of the Likud party.
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Presenting Graham as a forerunner to feminist theorists diminishes her, though the lecture-demonstration enlivens when the dancers assault the affable docent.
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While a Garmin Forerunner is probably your best bet if you're training for a race, I like the Instinct for running trails.
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The company had raised $21 million in funding from First Round Capital's Josh Kopelman, Forerunner Ventures' Kirsten Green and Homebrew's Hunter Walk.
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Disney's own "Maleficent: Mistress of Evil," released last month, about a half decade after the original, also failed to match its forerunner.
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When Boxed CEO Chieh Huang was growing up in suburban New Jersey, going to Costco forerunner Price Club was a family ritual.
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Mr. Kane went on his own to National Comics Publications, the forerunner of DC Comics, with the concept and kept full credit.
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Garmin says this is currently the only wristband to include this feature, which normally comes on Garmin's Forerunner watches and Edge bicycle monitors.
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The "lonely forerunner" had to go on needling the party, struggling against the odds, petitioning for democracy and an official reassessment of Tiananmen.
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Lightspeed Venture Partners and Y Combinator led the round, with participation from DST Global partners, Founders Fund, Sequoia, Forerunner Ventures and Khosla Ventures.
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The Federal Energy Administration, forerunner to the U.S. Department of Energy, was given power to demand detailed information from energy producers and consumers.
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Two of the people leading the e-commerce charge are Glossier's Emily Weiss and Forerunner Ventures founding partner and managing director Kirsten Green .
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It also landed $9 million in funding earlier this year led by Spark Capital, with participation from Forerunner Ventures and earlier investor Homebrew.
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Though Away is backed by big name faces like Forerunner Ventures, which is responsible for investments in pretty much direct to consumer companies.
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"The challenge is rising above the noise," says Kirsten Green of Forerunner Ventures, an early investor in companies like Bonobos, a clothing retailer.
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The agency had a close relationship with BOAC, the forerunner of British Airways, and Air France and is general sale agent for each.
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It even had its toe in the early dot-com froth, with online forerunner Prodigy, which it offloaded for a pittance in 1996.
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BloomThat had raised $7.5 million in VC funding from firms like Forerunner Ventures, First Round Capital, Initialized Capital, Rothenberg Ventures and Sherpa Capital.
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Forerunner suddenly has much more capital to chase those opportunities, too, having just closed its fourth fund with $360 million in capital commitments.
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A number of devices will get a widget for the feature, including the Forerunner 645 Music, vívoactive 3 and Fenix 5 Plus Series.
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That was the price of the first videotape recorder, or VTR, a forerunner to the VCR — not the price of the first VCR.
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Britain joined the European Economic Community, a forerunner of the European Union, in 230, during the Conservative government of Prime Minister Edward Heath.
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The Garmin Forerunner 35 does all of the standard fitness tracking, as well, including steps, calories, along with distance and fitness for runners.
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Eurie Kim, a partner at Forerunner Ventures, says she was attracted to Away because of its founders' multifaceted aspirations for their luggage company.
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After all, Lexington's Addiction Research Center was an incubator for advanced research (and was the forerunner for the National Institute on Drug Abuse).
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As it stands, Forerunner is the only firm, as far as I can tell, that invested in both of these billion-dollar startups.
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"I've never heard that language coming out of an N.F.L. franchise," said Frank Frigo, a co-founder of EdjAnalytics, the forerunner of EdjSports.
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Ms. Wu died of heart and kidney diseases on Monday, according to an announcement posted by the school she attended, Guizhou Forerunner College.
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He grew up racing and was a forerunner—the skiing version of a pace car—on the Hahnenkamm six times, starting in 1967.
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Italy's Enel,, another forerunner in green power, is rated BBB with stable outlook while the rest of the sector has a negative outlook.
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Company: OuraRecommended by: Kirsten Green, founding partner, Forerunner VenturesRelationship to the company: Investor What it is: A ring that tracks sleep and activity.
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The messaging system that he and a friend created in 19803 was a forerunner of social media services like Twitter, Facebook and YouTube.
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For Black Friday, Garmin is offering $200 off its Forerunner 645 GPS running watch (originally $399.99) on Amazon until midnight — a 50% savings.
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It also included new investors Tiger Global Management and Spark Capital, as well as existing investors such as Forerunner Ventures and Thrive Capital.
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The following fall, the Lakers joined the Basketball Association of America, which was created in 1946 and which the N.B.A. considers its forerunner.
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This report is a forerunner of a more comprehensive study but does lend credibility to the cautions necessary in very long RF exposures.
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The Garmin Forerunner 735XT isn't cheap — it starts at $450 for just the watch and goes up to as much as $600 for the watch bundled with different heart rate monitors — but that's pretty much in line with the price of Garmin's earlier Forerunner 920XT, a 2014 release that was the most feature-packed multisport watch on the market at the time.
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BEST DEALS ON FITNESS TRACKERS THIS WEEK Garmin Forerunner 199.993 GPS Running Watch — was £129.99, now £99.99 Huawei Band 2 Pro Fitness Wristband Activity Tracker — was £79.99, now £43 Polar Unisex M430 Gps Running Watch — was £205.14, now £132.95 Garmin Forerunner 235 — was £199.99, now £165 Fitbit Versa Health & Fitness Smartwatch — was £199.99, now £162.89 Wellness is a buzzy word lately.
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This project was a forerunner to what eventually would become the World Wide Web, which was released in 1991 — 33 years into DARPA's history.
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CERN engineer Tim Berners-Lee developed the system on a NeXT computer, which he called WorldWideWeb, which became the forerunner to the modern internet.
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That's the message Kirsten Green, founder of VC firm Forerunner Ventures, gave today during a presentation to Code Commerce attendees in New York City.
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"Not only has the consumer been waiting for this retail experience, but the brands as well," said Nicole Johnson, an investor at Forerunner Ventures.
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The Newton promised to recognize handwriting, which it failed to do, but it was a forerunner of other technology, including artificial intelligence, Mossberg said.
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Prohibition required enforcement, and the prison-staffing apparatus of the 1920s soon became larger than the Bureau of Investigation, the forerunner to the FBI.
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That fraught tug-of-war would turn out to be a forerunner of the relationships that today's shows find themselves building with their fandoms.
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But as a stout defender of Western values, and with his easy mastery of third-world civilizations, Chandu is a forerunner of Indiana Jones.
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One notable thing it doesn't log is reps from strength training; you'll need a more expensive device like Garmin's $399 Forerunner 645 for that.
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HotelTonight raised a total of $131 million in equity funding from venture capital firms including Accel, Battery Ventures, Forerunner Ventures and First Round Capital.
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If you're looking for a running watch in particular the Forerunner line is intrinsically superior to this watch in terms of feature set alone.
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They argue that Jesus should not be considered a forerunner of modern-day refugees because, as a sinless man, he never broke immigration law.
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In 1974 and 1975, Mr. Bush headed the United States liaison office to the People's Republic of China, a forerunner of the American Embassy.
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In the years after Arafat founded Fatah, a forerunner of the P.L.O., in 1959, Mossad dismissed him and his friends as students and intellectuals.
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In 1919 and 1920, the U.S. Senate debated and ultimately rejected U.S. membership in the League of Nations, the forerunner of today's United Nations.
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Sara Crewe, the heroine of A Little Princess and the count's forerunner when it comes to bearing diminished circumstances with grace, would be proud.
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"You're not actually sure why you're seeing what you're seeing," said Ankur Thakkar, the former editorial lead at Vine, TikTok's other most direct forerunner.
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Just last week, they provided the company with $50 million in fresh funding led by earlier investors Forerunner Ventures, Global Founders Capital and Comcast Ventures.
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Along with Foot Locker, the Series C round included participation from August Capital, Forerunner Ventures, General Catalyst, Founders Fund, Burda Principal Investments, ACM and SignalFire.
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Greenlanders still have one foot in the EU because they are all citizens of Denmark despite pulling out of the European Community, the EU's forerunner.
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The book is widely considered to be the forerunner to the entire genre, helping inform such classics as Brave New World, 1984, and many others.
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All Raise appears lean, but its founders, including Cowboy Venture's Aileen Lee, Sequoia Capital's Jess Lee and Forerunner Venture's Kirsten Green, are passionate and committed.
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The Garmin Forerunner 235 running watch does that and you can get one for as low as $139.99 at Amazon in honor of Prime Day.
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She may have been a forerunner to celebrities like the Kardashians, but she'll never affix her name to diet pills or use the hashtag #BrandedContent.
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He also built the Steve Nash-led Suns team that was the forerunner to today's Warriors and acquired the current core of Toronto's fine club.
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The campaign that Romney ran that year, with its emphasis on immigration restriction and nostalgia for alpha-male managerial expertise, was a forerunner to Trumpism.
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The U.S. Grain Futures Administration, forerunner of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), began publishing a COT report for farm futures contracts in 22009.
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Four of them - Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Bahrain - formed a joint monetary council and a forerunner to a Gulf central bank in March 2010.
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In the first, in 1975, Britons affirmed their membership in the European Economic Community, a forerunner to the European Union, which they joined in 1973.
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They have experienced brightness in all its many forms: as a thrill, a prompt for nostalgia, a forerunner of loss and a cause for dread.
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Echo Dot (3rd Gen) Garmin Forerunner 735XT GPS Multisport and Running Watch Garmin Fenix 5 Multisport GPS Watch Sony ILCE6300LB Compact System Camera Sony ILCE7KB.
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Below is a timeline: London declined to join the European Union's forerunner, the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC), when it was founded in 1952.
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A forerunner of the more ambitious ecofable "Princess Mononoke," it's a postapocalpytic tale about an Earth where pockets of humans hide from gigantic, marauding insects.
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DARPA is the Pentagon skunk works created after Sputnik to create "strategic surprise" in international conflict, and it had launched the forerunner to today's internet.
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A forerunner of neon, it is the last of its kind in the city, according to the book, "New York Neon," by Thomas E. Rinaldi.
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By this time, hockey had developed two major professional leagues: the National Hockey Association (the forerunner of the N.H.L.) and the Pacific Coast Hockey Association.
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Other women joined the Office of Strategic Services, forerunner of the C.I.A. A Vassar math professor, Grace Hopper, helped develop the Navy's Mark I computer.
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In the same year, Vladimir Mayakovsky, the Futurist poet who, at 21991, had joined the forerunner of the Bolshevik party, declared war on the past.
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Plus, it's $100 cheaper than its forerunner and works with every physical and digital Nintendo Switch game with handheld modes that you may already own.
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The new round, which brings Zyper's total funding to date to $8.5 million, is led by Talis Capital, with participation from Forerunner Ventures and Y Combinator.
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Weiss has also raised more than $34 million in venture capital funding from investors such as IVP, Thrive Capital, Forerunner Ventures, Lerer Hippeau Ventures and Index.
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The government of Mr Lobo, who won hastily arranged elections after the army ousted a predecessor in 2009, passed a law creating a forerunner to ZEDEs.
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One can see how this might be an early forerunner to works ranging from Matthew Barney's Cremaster to A.K. Burns and A.L. Steiner's Community Action Center.
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To do all this, Curology has raised $15 million from Advance Vixeid Partners, along with Forerunner Ventures and Sherpa Capital in a new round of financing.
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TL;DR: The smart Garmin Forerunner 235 running watch is on sale for as low as $139.99 for Amazon Prime Day, saving you up to $190.
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The company said it has raised $12 million in new financing from Forerunner Ventures and Khosla Ventures, with Forerunner's Kirsten Green joining the board of directors.
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May's peroration had the type of moving, even brilliant, rhetoric that May's forerunner, Winston Churchill, used to move the people of Britain to seemingly impossible tasks.
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New York-based Stadium Goods, another online seller of sneakers, recently raised $4.6 million from investors that include Forerunner Ventures, The Chernin Group and Mark Cuban.
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Below is a timeline: No. Britain declined to join the European Union's forerunner, the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC), when it was founded in 1952.
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When no government jobs turned up, she found a spot at a conservative think tank, the American Enterprise Association, the forerunner of the American Enterprise Institute.
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During the nineteenth century, English thinkers like J.S. Mill and George Grote worked to reimagine tumultuous Athens as a forerunner to the placid, liberal Victorian commonwealth.
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Seeking to capitalize on that discontent, Mexican 2018 presidential forerunner Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Saturday said he would tour major U.S. cities starting in February.
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Musicologist Charles Duvelle and musique concrète forerunner Pierre Schaeffer started the label as a way of documenting and maintaining the knowledge of music around the world.
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Even Breakage, a dubstep forerunner and drum and bass producer whose work is generally a bit more ambulatory than Bevan's, slows down and spaces out here.
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They were following the lead of Jane Mattes, the founder of Single Mothers by Choice, who in the mid-503s started a forerunner to the registry.
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They pitched their idea and obtained seed financing from Ms. Green's firm, Forerunner Ventures, as well as from several others, for a total of $3.5 million.
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I got the Forerunner 235 on Amazon for $150, because I wasn't going to shell out $250 (which is what it's priced at on Garmin's site).
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In January 5003, it secured $4.6 million in new equity funding by Forerunner Ventures (backers of, among others, Warby Parker and Bonobos) and the Chernin Group.
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You can also get the smaller and simple Garmin Forerunner 35 for $70.10 off on Amazon, if you don't mind opting for an earlier generation model.
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Its operator was almost always recruited by the N.K.V.D., the Russian secret police and a forerunner of the K.G.B., according to a description of the item.
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For people who are looking for a serious fitness device, Maker recommended two of the latest watches from Garmin: The Fenix 5 or the Forerunner 935.
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The government's response is starting to resemble its tactics against the Yan Tatsine and the forerunner to Boko Haram, which caused both groups to become more violent.
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Back in the news in 2002 to help publicize Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, Barris said his shows were a forerunner to today's popular reality TV series.
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Was £69.99, now £59.99 Garmin 235 GPS Running Watch - Only £159.99 See Details Garmin Forerunner 23 GPS Running Watch with Elevate Wrist Heart Rate and Smart Notifications.
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And we'll be seeing a character, perhaps not this season but in times to come, who can be a forerunner of Harley Quinn, which will be fun.
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Earlier today at Disrupt, Kirsten Green, founder of the early-stage, San Francisco-based venture firm Forerunner Ventures, sat down for a quick conversation about her work.
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All said, Garmin's crammed a lot into a fairly skinny fitness wearable that looks more like a Fitbit than one of its own big ole Forerunner watches.
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A growth-stage investor has led the round, with participation from existing investors (which include Forerunner Ventures, Founders Fund, Redpoint Ventures, SV Angel, 8VC and Maverick Capital) .
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From there, it made its way into newsletters like YIPL (a publication of the Yippies, a "countercultural revolutionary" movement), a forerunner of the still-active magazine 2600.
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Garmin Forerunner 935 GPS Watch for $400 ($100 off): Garmin's GPS-equipped watch comes preloaded with apps for running, biking, skiing, climbing, hiking, paddling, golfing, and more.
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By pairing the Forerunner 235 with your smartphone you'll get notifications of all incoming emails, calls, texts, and social media alerts even when you're on the move.
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The round included the venture capital firms Global Founders Capital, Comcast Ventures, Accel Partners, and Forerunner Ventures, which count companies like Facebook, Slack, LinkedIn, Eventbrite, and Jet.
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It may sound grandiose to suggest that fox hunting gear is a forerunner of contemporary sportswear or even the concept of clothing whose function entirely dictates form.
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Belle's day dress had panniers, and her ballgowns spanned potential time periods from the 1650s through the 1780s, including a forerunner of the now-iconic gold number.
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It's the birthday of Jean-Georges Noverre (1727-1810), a choreographer and dance theorist who invented the "ballet d'action," a forerunner of the evening-length story ballet.
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She had earlier been a forerunner of a new wave of European fashion designers who moved to London to study, then stayed to set up their businesses.
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Another major player Garmin Ltd is known for its Forerunner series, aimed at athletes, which starts at $169 and offers features including heart rate monitor and GPS.
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Divya Narendra, co-founder of Harvard Connection, the service that was a forerunner to Facebook, does not think Facebook is responsible for Cambridge Analytica's misuse of data.
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The materials reveal that the Islamic State, much like its forerunner, Al Qaeda's affiliate in Iraq, is detail-oriented and bureaucratic when it comes to its operations.
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Built in Scotland in 22015, the Bear spent its most illustrious years in the Arctic in the U.S. Revenue Cutter Service, a forerunner of the Coast Guard.
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Together, progress has been achieved in the form of the institutions such as the World Trade Organization and the European Community -- the forerunner to the European Union.
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Before launch, Neighborhood Goods raised $5.8 million in funding from VC firms like Forerunner Ventures and Maveron, which are frequent investors in digital, direct-to-consumer brands.
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The U.S. Apollo program, NASA's forerunner to the effort at returning humans to Earth's natural satellite, tallied six manned missions to the moon from 1969 to 1972.
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The creature lived between 151 to 156 million years ago during the Jurassic period, so it was a forerunner to the Tyrannosaurs, which didn't appear until the Cretaceous.
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Sure, we were less visible back then, but I now know that visibility is often the forerunner of backlash more than it is a sign of true progress.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. Though the earliest forerunner of the Paralympics was inaugurated in 21948, it wasn't an open competition for another 225 years.
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The Forerunner 645 can store up to 500 music files, either transferred from a computer or downloaded as offline playlists from streaming services like iHeart Radio and Deezer.
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The fact that she's a forerunner in this space is something she thinks about often, explaining that being one of the first comes with a lot of pressure.
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As a general partner at Forerunner Ventures, Green will lay out her views on making great bets and what it takes to build a new business from scratch.
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It became a forerunner of the alternative weekly press movement that challenged mainstream newspapers in cities around the nation with their coverage of art, politics and other news.
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"The Wing answers a desire by women to connect with each other in an environment that aims to promote learning and camaraderie," Forerunner Ventures' Kirsten Green told TechCrunch.
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Through her work at Forerunner, she has raised in excess of $100M and partnered with some of the most promising companies in the current evolution of commerce/retailing.
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Prior to the acquisition, BloomThat had raised $7.5 million from investors like Rothenberg Ventures, Forerunner Ventures, Sherpa Capital and others, with the most recent round in April 2015.
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But just how American animation evolved with the advent of The Simpsons, these anime arguably needed a landmark forerunner to push producers into putting them on the air.
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Peale's book, "The Power of Positive Thinking", was a forerunner of the "prosperity gospel" popular with evangelicals; it contends that adherence to the religious life can bring wealth.
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There's no chance of its successor matching that legacy, but it won't tarnish it either: though the film feeds on its forerunner, it's worthwhile on its own terms.
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For example, you were able to get equity in Dollar Shave Club through Forerunner Ventures, which also provided an introduction to the company when you asked for one.
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Bradley was amazed that Benzedrine, a forerunner of Ritalin and Adderall, was such a great normalizer, turning typically hard-to-manage kids into models of complicity and decorum.
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Ireland, he said, has become "a totally different place" from the country that joined the forerunner of the European Union on the same day as Britain in 1973.
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Steele's forerunner in that regard is Sidney Reilly, the "Ace of Spies," an agent of Britain's Secret Service Bureau, the predecessor of the today's Secret Intelligence Service ("MI2628").
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I compared the numbers with those produced by my Garmin Forerunner 945 Smartwatch and found the Cannondale app numbers were accurate and more responsive to changes in speed.
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Kirsten Green from Forerunner Ventures, Justin Kan, Coursera's Andrew Ng, and Uber's new Chief Brand Officer Bozoma Saint John will all be joining us on the Disrupt stage.
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Mr. Donleavy was compared to James Joyce and hailed as a forerunner of both the black humor movement and the London playwrights known as the Angry Young Men.
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When it's time to lace up and log some miles, the Forerunner 35 tracks distance, pace, intervals, and route so you can stay on track toward your goals.
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He was elected to the National Academy of Sciences in 1971 and received the Albert Lasker Basic Medical Research Award, often a forerunner to the Nobel, in 2001.
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It inaugurated the Mid-Week Pictorial War Extra magazine — a distant forerunner of the photojournalism for which Daniel Berehulak won a Pulitzer Prize this week — in September 1914.
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The Law and Justice party came to power two years ago espousing an anti-immigrant nationalism and a populism that was a forerunner of similar movements throughout Europe.
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Among them: celebrity moms Serena Williams and Gwyneth Paltrow, along with venture capitalist Kirsten Green, the founder of Forerunner Ventures, whom she met through business contacts and events.
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On March 2, IBM accused Groupon in a federal lawsuit in Delaware of infringing four patents, including two related to Prodigy, a late-1980s forerunner to the Internet.
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That would be a repeat of the 1981 Intercontinental Cup final, the forerunner of this tournament, when a Zico-inspired Flamengo ran out 3-0 winners in Tokyo.
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The company attracted millions in venture funding from high-profile firms like GV, the investment arm of the Google parent Alphabet, and Forerunner Ventures, an e-commerce specialist.
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Her fortunes changed, however, after she went on a blind date with an agent for the government's Office of Strategic Services, the forerunner of the Central Intelligence Agency.
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Among the crucial pieces of evidence in his trial was a Garmin Forerunner—a GPS-linked fitness watch that tied Fellows to pre-assassination reconnaissance on one his targets.
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Glossier has attracted a number of large investments from VCs like Index Venture Partners, Thrive Capital and Forerunner Ventures, bringing its total amount raised to more than $86 million.
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She noted, for example, that Forerunner is approached by 175 to 200 e-commerce outfits every month, yet last year it made six investments and just nine this year.
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" We'd pitch the film, "and then she becomes part of the lesbian underground, plays with masculinity, and is a forerunner of what might be considered today's butch-lesbian community.
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Prior to this reported acquisition, BloomThat had raised $7.5 million from investors like Rothenberg Ventures, Forerunner Ventures, Sherpa Capital and others, with the most recent round in April 2015.
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The runner-friendly Forerunner 35 also features a built-in GPS, activity-tracking tools, and heart monitoring features, but its design is much lighter than that of the 79.993.
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With Cruyff directing the Total Football symphony Michels had designed, Ajax won the European Cup, the forerunner of the UEFA Champions League, three straight times, from 20 to 19983.
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The styling is definitely a departure from their previous "bent bar of soap" Forerunner GPS devices and the vivoactive can easily stand in for a fashion-forward digital watch.
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As a bonus, you'll also hear from Adi Tatarko (Houzz), Kevin Durant (Golden State Warriors), Kirsten Green (Forerunner Ventures), Sebastian Thrun (Udacity) and dozens of other top-notch speakers.
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In 1979, Mr. Staley landed at Morgan Guaranty, a forerunner to JPMorgan that was then primarily a commercial lender and bond dealer with asset-management and back-office services.
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Mr. Bean returned to space in July 23, when he commanded a three-man flight to the orbiting space research station Skylab, the forerunner of the International Space Station.
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Previous funding rounds have been led by General Catalyst and Forerunner Ventures, which are known for backing Warby Parker and Dollar Shave Club, among other up-and-coming retailers.
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In later years he built NNA Corporation, which made a computer with removable hard drives, letting people carry data from place to place — a forerunner of the USB stick.
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Finals Judges: Theresia Gouw (Aspect Ventures), Kirsten Green (Forerunner Ventures), Matthew Panzarino (TechCrunch), Krishna Yeshwant (GV), Ann Miura-Ko (Floodgate), Aileen Lee (Cowboy Ventures) 3:45 PM – 4:10 PM
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The oversubscribed round also included participation from new investors Coatue, General Atlantic, ICONIQ Capital and Dragoneer Investment Group, along with existing investors Menlo Ventures, Forerunner Ventures, Cathay Innovation and others.
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In the past four months alone we have seen the introduction of the Forerunner 735XT, the Vivomove, the Vivosmart HR+, the Approach X4503 golf tracker, and the Garmin Fenix Chronos.
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"Football," in the mid-nineteenth century, was played with sufficient variation to serve as a forerunner not only of soccer but of rugby football, Australian-rules football, and gridiron football.
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I was a vice president and sales trader covering the trading desks of institutions like Harvard Management, MFS, State Street Bank (the forerunner of State Street Global) and Loomis Sayles.
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In quick succession, he assembled the Coast Guard, the customs service, and the Bank of the United States — the first central bank and the forerunner of the Federal Reserve System.
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Though Tweed is currently focused on the medical marijuana industry, it is set to be a forerunner in the recreational industry that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has promised to Canadians.
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Fast-forward five years and O'Malley is announcing today (through Forbes) that he just joined Forerunner Ventures, the top e-commerce investing firm launched in 2010 by founder Kirsten Green.
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Neighborhood Goods' Series A round was led by Global Founders Capital, with participation from prior investors Forerunner Ventures, Serena Williams' Serena Ventures, NextGen Venture Partners, Allen Exploration and Capital Factory.
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Considered the "church of the establishment" for much of American history -- 11 US presidents have been Episcopalian -- the church of late has been known as a forerunner of progressive theology.
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" He's a Philadelphia songwriter who carries blues and gospel roots into a realm of eerie electronics, and in the song he calls out to a forerunner worth rediscovering, "Deacon Phillips.
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Garmin Forerunner 645 Music for $294 ($156 off): If you want more data for your runs, this Garmin is our top pick for runners in our Best Fitness Trackers guide.
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Investors in Away include venture capital firms like Global Founders Capital and Forerunner Ventures, as well as the mutual fund giant Wellington Management and the hedge fund Lone Pine Capital.
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Selig was also a forerunner in acknowledging the pioneering impact of black athletes, and he proved a determined champion of civil rights and of recognizing the contributions of Jackie Robinson.
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Quick-witted, quick-tempered Kate is an early forerunner of later Shakespearian heroines like Beatrice and Rosalind, never content to say a word when she can pun on it instead.
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Joining Stripe co-founder and president John Collison onstage will be Mary Ku, the Facebook exec who heads many of the company's commerce initiatives, and Kirsten Green, founder of Forerunner Ventures.
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The former Chrysler Corp, a forerunner of today's Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV, stopped reporting sales on a 10-day basis in 1990, and rivals followed suit over the next three years.
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Sponsored by Canada's National Film Board and directed by Roman Kroitor and Colin Low, Universe feels like the artistic forerunner to Carl Sagan's Cosmos, which would be released 20 years later.
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Forerunner itself recently raised a pretty penny, Egnyte is now $75 million richer thanks to Goldman Sachs, and two Chinese rounds clocked in at a combined $753 billion, give or take.
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That means nearly $4,000 worth of items including The Verge Gift Guide top choices like Bose QuietComfort 35 headphones, a Peak Design Everyday Backpack, and a Garmin Forerunner 735XT activity tracker.
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The film, titled They Live By Night and directed by Nicholas Ray, finally came out in 1950 and became an instant classic — as well as a forerunner to Arthur Penn's film.
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These two join a line-up of speakers we've already announced, including founder of AOL and Revolution Steve Case, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse, Forerunner Ventures founder Kirsten Green and many more.
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It may seem strange that Google, a company that's generally seen as the forerunner in commercial AI, was not able to come up with a more complete solution to this error.
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The company recently closed on $12 million in Series A funding from Index Ventures, with participation from Lightspeed Ventures Partners, Pritzker Group Venture Capital, Forerunner Ventures, and Brian Lee's BAM Ventures.
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For example, when Nike's founder Phil Knight met Mr. Onitsuka to negotiate a distribution deal for Tiger Shoes he said, "I represent the Blue Ribbon Sports company," the forerunner of Nike.
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The ringleader is a veteran insurgent who was close to Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, leader of IS forerunner al Qaeda, and current IS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the source said.
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Even as she was talking to many VCs, Witherspoon set her sights on Green, the founder of Forerunner Ventures, known for investing in e-commerce behemoths Dollar Shave Club and Jet.com.
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He was imprisoned by the Syrian government before the revolution, holds a law degree and worked as a recruiter for the forerunner of ISIS during the United States occupation of Iraq.
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And while its forerunner took three attempts to get it right, Ford only has one shot at replicating that famous 1966 Le Mans triumph on the 50th anniversary this time around.
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The forerunner of the modern day Europa League, this was a three-year slog that teams could only enter if their home city hosted – wait for it – an international trade fair.
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"Crush" (season 5, episode 14) "Crush" is the payoff for the story established in "Fool for Love," and if it isn't quite so perfectly crafted as its forerunner, well, what is?
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This pyramid was a forerunner of the Great Pyramid of Giza, which would follow a century later — and would hold the title of world's tallest building for more than 3,800 years.
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A forerunner of the modern female empowerment singer, with the brassy inflections and biting inflections to fuel it, Ms. Wilson could infuse even the saddest song with a sense of strength.
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I run every day and finally decided to upgrade my Garmin Forerunner 25 to something that had less resemblance to a TI-84 calculator, and was also made in this decade.
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In 1978, with Adele Goldberg and Douglas Fairbairn, he designed a portable machine called NoteTaker, a forerunner of luggable computers like the Osborne, Kaypro and Compaq machines of the early 19603s.
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After teaching school for seven years, Johnson went to work for the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, a forerunner of NASA, in Hampton in 1953 with dozens of other black women.
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This is truer for audiences in the United States, where the film is little known (although some may recall it as a forerunner to Gus Van Sant's identically titled 2003 drama).
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One of the venture investors who vaulted into the top 20 list is Kirsten Green at Forerunner Ventures, Katie Benner and Michael de la Merced of The New York Times write.
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However, the "Forerunner of a race?" speaks not to a race on foot, but the human race, and the answer is the biblical EVE, making APOLLO VI the answer to 15A.
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At the time, the Knicks were part of the Basketball Association of America, a forerunner of the National Basketball Association, which counts the B.A.A.'s statistics as part of its history.
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This chat with LOLA's Alex Friedman, Forerunner partner Eurie Kim and KiwiCo's Sandra Oh Lin will address the constant struggles of getting a subscription service off the ground and retaining customers.
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In the 1980s, she was the forerunner of a YouTube star, and her guests included Michael Caine, Divine, Timothy Leary, Sophia Loren, Diana Ross, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Peter Sellers and Peter Ustinov.
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Bosnia has made some progress towards fulfilling conditions for the Membership Action Plan, the forerunner to full NATO membership, but Bosnian Serbs have dragged their feet on meeting the remaining terms.
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One of the newest objects here — although it looks far from contemporary — is an akonting (circa 6813), a traditional West African stringed instrument that served as a forerunner of the banjo.
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He served in the army in Europe after World War II and began working in comics in the 1950s in New York, eventually landing a drawing job with Marvel forerunner Atlas Comics.
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Sinopec Oilfield Service Corp, a Shanghai-listed unit of state-owned Sinopec, the top Asian crude refiner, is now the forerunner with an estimated loss of 2000 billion yuan (US$2.3 billion).
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They have the same round watchface as the pricier models in the Forerunner lineup, along with some new tracking features for planning exercises throughout the day and support for Garmin's Coach function.
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A forerunner of the terrarium, the Wardian case was a miniature greenhouse, the size of a large toolbox, that protected specimens during the long and perilous sea voyages back to home base.
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Garmin's newly-announced Forerunner 645 watch, revealed at CES, stores music locally on the watch and pairs with Bluetooth headphones so you can run without your phone and still listen to music.
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Sōtatsu is recognized as a forerunner of the Rinpa school; his particular ink-painting technique exudes the vibrancy characteristic of the movement, evoking the energy of the nature scenes he often depicted.
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In 2014, her peers elected her to lead an increasingly powerful group of European privacy regulators — a position that she is the forerunner to retain when new elections take place next month.
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You probably don't know VC Kirsten Green and her all-women team at Forerunner Ventures, but maybe you should: They were the only firm to back both Dollar Shave Club and Jet.
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Among several others, it also counts as investors Josh Kushner's (brother of Jared) Thrive Capital and Kirsten Green's Forerunner Ventures, which invested in Dollar Shave Club, Warby Parker, Outdoor Voices, and Glossier.
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Jewish refugee and ardent socialist Theresa Malkiel founded IWD forerunner Women's Day in 1909 as a public rally to organize workers in New York and to advocate for equality and women's suffrage.
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Though it's best watched without any thought given to its mediocre forerunner, Origin of Evil ultimately fails to deliver anything that improves on the flimsy mechanisms and disjointed plotting of its predecessor.
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They're all new specialty retailers "creating experiences that can't be replicated on Amazon," said Kirsten Green, founder of Forerunner Ventures, a commerce-focused firm whose investments include Dollar Shave and Warby Parker.
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While the story takes several engrossing twists and unexpected turns, the project labors at times under its complexity, lacking the clear "Steve Avery: Innocent or guilty?" through line that its forerunner possessed.
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In particular the Senate voted against ratifying the peace settlement of the Treaty of Versailles and joining the League of Nations, the forerunner to the United Nations, that Wilson had himself urged.
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I tell him that I am increasingly of the opinion that Bismarck was a forerunner of Hitler's people: a cynical pettifogger and, when it suited him, a brutal power politician and warmonger.
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Brussels Playbook is the European equivalent to the free morning email started by Politico's departing star Washington reporter Mike Allen, and like its American forerunner, it serves as the site's reportorial marquee.
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Kirsten Green, who runs the early-stage venture capital firm Forerunner Ventures, has established herself as one of the best pickers of the next generation of successful e-commerce and consumer brands.
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Kirsten Green, the founder of Forerunner Ventures, continues to look brilliant for her early, prescient bet that the golden era of e-commerce would favor new, internet-savvy, direct-to-consumer brands.
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And the company was once seen as a forerunner in the race to blanket the world in Internet connectivity using hundreds of satellites that orbit just a few hundred miles above ground.
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Not yet a teenager, Rafi joined the Haganah, the forerunner of the Israeli Army, to defend the settlement against Arab attacks and was later recruited into its more elite branch, the Palmach.
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It's the birthday of Jean-Georges Noverre (1727-1810), a choreographer and dance theorist who invented the "ballet d'action," a forerunner of that staple of dance companies: the evening-length story ballet.
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The Series B funding comes from Forerunner Ventures, which has a strong track record when it comes to direct-to-consumer product company investments, as well as from Gradient Ventures and Square.
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Josep Grau-Garriga (1929-2011), a Catalan textile artist is both a forerunner and a relative unknown, at least in New York, although his solo debut at Salon 94 should change that.
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The firm was both the forerunner of the Secret Service and a hired gun involved in strike-busting clashes with steel workers at mills owned by another future charity icon, Andrew Carnegie.
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The popularity of these simple gold bands inscribed with sentiments of faith, commemoration or love took off in the 17th and 18th centuries, as a kind of forerunner to modern wedding bands.
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Cats made this trend official; it was important as a dance musical, but mainly it was dazzling, an early forerunner of the shows that made big, blustery musicals the standard Broadway fare.
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One Mashable staffer (and an avid runner) loved the Garmin Forerunner 235 and its features, including customizable lap distances, an easily readable watch face, simple menu navigation, and third-party app integration.
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National Comics (the forerunner of DC Comics) thought Captain Marvel, who was strong and could fly and sometimes outsold "Superman," was too close to the Man of Steel and cried copyright infringement.
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Alwin Nikolais Celebration (through Sunday) A 1950s forerunner to illusionist companies like Pilobolus and Momix, Alwin Nikolais made technological strides in modern dance, using video, light and electronic music in startling new ways.
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"We believe these investments have paid off in improved top-line trends across the company's Forerunner, Vivoactive, and Vivofit product lines," Raymond James analyst Tavis McCourt said in a preview note on Tuesday.
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This year's lineup includes a stellar group of speakers, including Pinterest's Ben Silbermann, Golden State Warriors superstar forward (and also investor) Kevin Durant, Forerunner Venture's Kirsten Green and Udacity co-founder Sebastian Thrun.
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The Forerunner 735XT could be the new multisport watch to beat Like many newer Garmin watches, it wirelessly shares all activity data — including daily steps and sleep data — to Garmin's Connect mobile app.
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Liston was partying at the home of a drug dealer named Earl Cage when cops from the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs (BNDD), the forerunner of the Drug Enforcement Agency, busted it.
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In many ways a forerunner of On the Town, this is another dance musical about life in vintage New York, this time told from the perspective of two sisters living in the Village.
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Garmin's Forerunner 35 has a battery life of nine days Garmin says the watch comes with multiple different sport modes, like walking, running, cycling, treadmill running, and a variety of other cardio activities.
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We like the Garmin Forerunner 935 Running GPS Watch because it can be used for swimming and cycling, has a long battery life, and measures several metrics you can't find on other watches.
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Scientists on Thursday said they have unearthed in central Utah fossils of a relatively small, fleet-footed, lightly built forerunner to T. rex that lived 96 million years ago during the Cretaceous Period.
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Company: Modern Fertility Recommended by: Kirsten Green, Forerunner VenturesRelationship: InvestorWhat it does: Sells take-at-home blood-test kits that measure eight hormones associated with women's fertility to help them with family planning.
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A maker of supplements and grooming products for men, Hims, has raised $7 million in series a funding from consumer-oriented funds including: Thrive Capital, Forerunner Ventures, SV Angel and Harry's, among others.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Chinese state-owned companies are expected to boost their investment in Australia's expanding renewable energy sector, attracted by a national leadership that is more favorable to the industry than its forerunner.
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The American minister Sylvester Graham, in 1830s Massachusetts, likewise denounced meat as devilish, devising a diet centered on Graham bread (his forerunner to the Graham cracker and that other form of perdition, s'mores).
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But it was an invention dreamed up in a makeshift Queens lab in the 303s — a forerunner of the Silicon Valley garages used by the likes of Mr. Jobs — that changed Xerox's trajectory.
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Midwest experimentalists shared bills with modular synth forerunner Morton Subotnick and techno-futurist Hieroglyphic Being, who was in turn set to collaborate with members of the astral-minded jazz troupe Sun Ra Arkestra.
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"He was the pioneer of black sporting endeavor," said Luke G. Williams, author of a biography "Richmond Unchained," who sees his subject as the forerunner of giants like Jesse Owens and Muhammad Ali.
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Mr. Pressman worked for several newspapers, including The New York World-Telegram and Sun, and for a radio station before embarking on his television career in 1956 at WRCA, a forerunner of WNBC.
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A third-year student at Guizhou Forerunner College, Wu was 2300 centimeters tall (16.63 feet) and weighed just 21.6 kilograms (48 pounds), according to a statement by the Tongren municipal government in October.
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He was in Bulgaria in 1941; in Egypt in 1942, working temporarily for the International News Service, forerunner of United Press International; then back with CBS in Cairo, Jerusalem and Algiers in 33.
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Perhaps the most passionate defender of Main Street was William K. Henderson, the owner and operator of the radio station KWKH in Shreveport, La., and a forerunner of political personalities like Rush Limbaugh.
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Whether you&aposre looking to get a leg up on your New Year&aposs Resolution or need holiday gift ideas for those on your list, the Garmin Forerunner 645 is a great deal.
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Choosy currently operates with about 0003 full-time employees across New York and China and has gained over $10 million in funding from VCs, including New Enterprise Associates, Coatue Management, and Forerunner Ventures.
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He left school at 14, and several years later, aiming to become a jazz drummer, he sought a job as a flight attendant with British Overseas Airways Corporation, the forerunner of British Airways.
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Umi. Essentials Upper Body Workout Bar New Image Maxi Climber Vertical Climbing Cardio Exercise Machine Body Sculpture Rower and Gym Garmin HRM-Run Heart Rate Monitor Strap nteraXon Muse 2 Unisex Brain Detection Headband Fitbit Inspire HR Health & Fitness Tracker Fitbit Versa Health & Fitness Smartwatch Garmin Forerunner 35 GPS Running Watch Garmin Forerunner 235 GPS Running Watch Huawei Band 3 Pro Fitness Wristband Activity Tracker Take you pick from a selection of personal care products, including electric shavers, toothbrushes, and more.
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Garmin Forerunner 235 GPS Running Watch with Elevate Wrist Heart Rate and Smart Notifications — £154.99 Garmin Approach S10 Lightweight GPS Golf Watch — £95.99 (list price £19.993) Garmin Vivofit Jr. Motivator and Activity Tracker — £39.99 (list price £79.99) Garmin Vivoactive 3 GPS Smartwatch with Built-In Sports Apps and Wrist Heart Rate — £185.99 (list price £299.99) Garmin Forerunner 735XT GPS Multisport and Running Watch with Heart Rate Monitor — £229.99 (list price £349.99) This Kenwood kMix Stand Mixer is down to £159.99 from £303.
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Apple Watch Series 5 — Save $20 on Amazon Apple Watch Series 3 — Save $25.993 on Amazon Fitbit Versa 2 — Save $50.96 on Amazon Fitbit Inspire — Save $30 on Amazon Fitbit Ionic Watch — Save $50.17 on Amazon Fitbit Ace 2 — Save $49.95 on Amazon Garmin Forerunner 235 — Save $180 on Amazon Garmin Forerunner 35 — Save $70.10 on Amazon Withings Steel HR Sport — Save $59.99 on Amazon Withings/Nokia Steel Smartwatch — Save $25.99 on Amazon Smartwatches are all the rage these days.
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Excitingly, the Europa Clipper mission may be a forerunner to a landing mission on the Jovian moon, in which a probe would drill through the icy surface and plunge into the dark ocean beneath.
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Hunger in Los Angeles, VR forerunner Nonny de la Peña's re-creation of an emergency at an LA food bank, famously caused a user to cry as the headset was pulled off her face.
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At Disrupt San Francisco 2019, I spoke with Forerunner Ventures' Eurie Kim, Lola CEO Alex Friedman and KiwiCo CEO Sandra Oh Lin about key issues and priorities for scaling a subscription service post-launch.
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Strava finally added Apple Watch Series 2 GPS support that tracks you when you run/bike without your phone, but it still doesn't support swimming, even though its integration with Garmin's Forerunner watches do.
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There's a huge amount of ... Whatever fund it is, whether it's 22014 or Kapor or whichever one that's ... or Forerunner, whatever, the woman fund or the minority fund, go there, go there, go there.
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Here are some of their findings: • Canvas Ventures and Kirsten Green's Forerunner Ventures tied for first place on The Information's V.C. Diversity Index, while Tiger Global Management and Slow Ventures tied for last place.
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Still, Curated makes enough sense in today's market that Forerunner Ventures, which has established a name for itself as the preeminent investor in e-commerce companies, just led its $22 million Series A round.
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In 2004, the Americans bombed the restaurant based on intelligence that insurgents loyal to Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the founder of Al Qaeda in Iraq, the forerunner of the Islamic State, were eating there.
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The last time this happened, in 2006 and 2007, it took American money and influence to pacify Sunni areas then in the grip of Al Qaeda in Iraq, the forerunner of the Islamic State.
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Lili's "bravery makes this film a welcome tribute to a heroic forerunner of the current movement for transgender rights," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times of Tom Hooper's fact-based drama.
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"You're signing up for a certain level of ambition focused on growth when you take venture money," said Kirsten Green, whose Forerunner Ventures is the largest investor in Ando's first round of venture financing.
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At age 18, he drove with two high school friends to Forest Hills for the 1947 Nationals — the forerunner of the United States Open — arriving there just as play was ending for that day.
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Unlike most new entrants, Lamborghini built one previous S.U.V.: The LM002 was a 1980s forerunner of the Hummer, a dune-surfing civilian version of a military vehicle that Lamborghini built for Middle Eastern countries.
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Dale said his fans from the beach gave him the title "king of the surf guitar" and his powerful breakneck-picking style was considered by many to be a forerunner of heavy metal music.
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Levine stayed with Quotron when it was bought by Citigroup Inc forerunner Citicorp in 1986 for $680 million, and then when it was taken over by what is now Thomson Reuters Corp, in 1994.
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According to Forerunner Ventures founder Kirsten Green, whose other portfolio companies have included Dollar Shave Club, Glossier and Bonobos, investors see more than a marketplace for after market footwear and apparel in Stadium Goods.
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The bottom line: As Kirsten Green, the founder of Forerunner Ventures, wrote for Axios Expert Voices, "These trends most often direct transactions straight to brands and specialty retailers, and will only continue in popularity."
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Forerunner Ventures, an early-stage, San Francisco-based venture firm that focuses almost exclusively on e-commerce businesses, has raised a $122 million fund, shows an SEC filing that was filed earlier this morning.
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In addition to his strong showings at Forest Hills in the forerunner of the United States Open, Segura won the United States clay-court championship and the national indoor championship in the mid-1940s.
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The start-up — which has already drawn $2.5 million in investments from First Round Capital, Forerunner Ventures, Homebrew Ventures and executives at Facebook and Google — is essentially a type of vending machine, she asserted.
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As a teenager in New York City, she worked with a church group called the Interracial Youth Fellowship, sometimes designing programs like this one commemorating Negro History Week, the forerunner of Black History Month.
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As early as 1958, Nehru's regime introduced the Armed Forces Special Powers Act, the forerunner of repressive legislation that today sanctions murder, torture and rape by Indian soldiers in central India and border provinces.
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DTC investors from Forerunner Ventures, Torch Capital, and others told Business Insider they especially see huge opportunity in companies with a health and wellness bent, like 8Greens, Daily Harvest, Kin Euphorics, and Talea Beer.
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In 1924 the British government, reckoning that air connections might help hold together the empire, created Imperial Airways, another forerunner of BA. Before any of its planes took off, its pilots went on strike.
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In 1997, AEK Athens was prevented from entering the UEFA Cup, the forerunner of the Europa League, because it and another team in the field, Slavia Prague, were owned by the investment vehicle ENIC.
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In 2001, a team of Russian paleontologists identified a possible cranial osteosarcoma in an Early Triassic amphibian, while a benign jaw tumor from a 255-million-year-old mammal forerunner was reported in 2016.
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He was mentored by Israel's first prime minister, David Ben Gurion, and he was part of Mapai, the forerunner of today's Israeli Labor party and the dominant political power through Israel's first two decades.
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Two of the four patents at issue relate to Prodigy, a late-1980s forerunner to the internet, developed by IBM and others, that describe a system for showing applications and advertisements that reduces server loads.
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Like the company's previous top-of-the-line device, the Forerunner 735XT, the 935 tracks a number of cardio activities automatically (including cycling, swimming, hiking, and more) but offers particularly in-depth information for runners.
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We had Connie Loizos and Danny Crichton from TechCrunch, I scampered over from the Crunchbase News domicile, and Brian O'Malley, a general partner with Forerunner Ventures, joined us to us to round out the collective.
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Unlike other nuclear countries such as the United States and China, which have used different reactor models and suppliers, all French reactors are pressurised water reactors made by the same manufacturer, a forerunner of Areva.
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Update: OWS has objected to Wire's claim that it is built on the Signal protocol, and Wire has since clarified that its crypto is built upon the Axolotl protocol — a forerunner to the Signal protocol.
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Unlike Garmin's more hardcore Forerunner series, the Vivoactive 3 Music targets urbanites looking for a do-it-all device they can wear all day: at home, the office, the gym, and all points in between.
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Dick's fantasy/sci-fi short stories predate the popular Netflix series by several decades, and are an oft-cited forerunner of the technological dystopia genre (perhaps you've heard of a little film called Blade Runner?).
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Now after selling nearly 100,000 suitcases and generating $20 million in revenue, Away has raised a $20 million Series B led by existing investor Global Founders Capital plus Forerunner Ventures, Comcast Ventues, and Accel Partners.
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It has raised more than $125 million from investors like Forerunner Ventures, Lightspeed and Mousse Partners in part to fuel this expansion, and had been in discussions over the last few months to raise more.
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Long before the term "body positive" became fashionable, Aerie, which is owned by teen retailer American Eagle Outfitters, has been a forerunner in promoting the visibility of women with a range of shapes and sizes.
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Maybe the forerunner to The Sandlot will follow Palledorous as a police procedural, or maybe it'll just focus on a new group of neighborhood kids playing fetch with the English mastiff puppy before he snaps.
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The move also reflects well on Forerunner, a much younger firm than storied Accel but whose star has been soaring in recent years, thanks to early bets on companies like Bonobos (sold to Walmart), Jet.
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The company has raised $11 million in a new round of financing led by Global Founders Capital, with participation from previous investors Forerunner Ventures, Serena Ventures, NextGen Venture Partners, Allen Exploration, Capital Factory and others.
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Though largely forgotten, the statue controversy was something of a forerunner to the current controversy, swirling nationally and in New York City, over statues deemed offensive because of the histories of the figures they depict.
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The best Garmin Forerunner 645 Black Friday dealThough several other competitors have entered the space in recent years, Garmin has been at the top of the activity tracker industry since its founding 30 years ago.
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The Roman libra, forerunner of the pound, was 1,728 siliqua (carats), each the weight of a carob seed (possibly because they were thought, erroneously, to be less variable in mass than the seeds of other species).
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But Mr Cruickshank does develop a convincing case for the Reliance Building—which today looks almost wholly unexceptional—as the forerunner of groundbreaking work by later architects such as Walter Gropius and Mies van der Rohe.
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The WTO, and its forerunner the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, is one of the pillars of post-war prosperity and a major reason the global economy has never suffered another collapse like the 1930s.
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But what's really cool about the Forerunner 35 is that it comes with Garmin's Move IQ feature, which captures different activities and automatically recognizes the specific type of movement your body is doing — walking, running, etc.
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It is not the first to do so: that accolade belongs to a show called "Hide/Seek" at the Smithsonian Institution in 152.43, or its 1982 forerunner "Extended Sensibilities" at the New Museum in New York.
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Below is a timeline of its tortuous journey in and out of the European project: London declined to join the European Union's forerunner, the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC), when it was founded in 1952.
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In 1994, two years after Britain's humiliating crash out of the Exchange Rate Mechanism, the forerunner to the euro, almost a third of Tory members supported further integration and almost a quarter wanted a federal Europe.
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Brussels proposed a voluntary common consolidated corporate tax base (CCCTB) in March 2011, but it ran into opposition from countries like Britain and Ireland, who saw it as a forerunner to a common coorporate tax rate.
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Then, in a forerunner to the Watergate scandal, burglars broke into a psychiatrist's office in California in search of records that could damage Daniel Ellsberg, who had leaked the Pentagon Papers and antagonized the Nixon administration.
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Ms. Green, of Forerunner Ventures, said she has faith in Mr. Chang, calling him the sort of formidable entrepreneur who has all of the traits for breakout success: a record of accomplishments, paranoia, expertise and grit.
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Brussels proposed a voluntary common consolidated corporate tax base (CCCTB) in March 2011, but it ran into opposition from countries like Britain and Ireland, who saw it as a forerunner to a common corporate tax rate.
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In the early 20th century, the state was also home to several women's Shakespeare Clubs — the forerunner of modern book clubs — like one in Aberdeen, in the state's northeast corner, that has been meeting since 1901.
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Forerunner Ventures led the Series A investment in Stadium Goods, joined by The Chernin Group, Mark Cuban who is an advisor to the startup, and other investors who the company did not have permission to name.
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Free-trade liberals of the 19th century explicitly framed their laissez-faire philosophy as a challenge to mercantilism, the forerunner of corporate capitalism, based as it was on the unholy marriage of corporate and government power.
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In October 21993, Mr. Shagari was criticized by his foes for granting amnesty to 1,000 members of the so-called Maitatsine cult — sometimes depicted as the forerunner of Boko Haram — who had been imprisoned since 1980.
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One obvious forerunner of Ms. Wade's frolics here is Luigi Pirandello's genre-bending "Six Characters in Search of an Author," the 1921 classic in which a dramatist and his characters come to an uneasy face-off.
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"Family values don't stop at the Rio Grande," he had liked saying in 2000, the sentiment an oratorical forerunner to his brother Jeb's characterization of the "act of love" that motivates people to cross the border.
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But soon after that announcement, it emerged that Mr. Mateer — an outspoken proponent of religious liberty — had made a series of incendiary speeches, such as labeling same-sex marriage a forerunner of "disgusting" polygamy and bestiality.
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Dunn and Alber will join a lineup at Code Commerce that already includes other industry leaders like Blue Apron CEO Matt Salzberg, who has just taken his young company public, as well as Forerunner Ventures' Kirsten Green.
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As part of the round, which included support from newcomers Tiger Global Management and Spark Capital and existing investors Forerunner Ventures, Thrive Capital, IVP and Index Ventures, Glossier has hired Vanessa Wittman as its chief financial officer.
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A talented all-round athlete, she finished 10th in the pentathlon, the forerunner of today's heptathlon, behind a Russian podium clean sweep at the Moscow Games where Coe won the first of his two 1500-metre golds.
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In 1999, he struck a deal with Salton/Maxim, a forerunner in the shopping channel market, which enlisted Dynasty star Linda Evans as a paid sponsor and even placed the mask on shelves at Sears and Target.
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Brussels proposed a voluntary common consolidated corporate tax base (CCCTB) in 2011, but it ran into opposition back then from countries like Britain and Ireland, who saw it as a forerunner to a common corporate tax rate.
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In the 1980s a forerunner of Voestalpine went bust and, in the face of competition from eastern Europe, it rebuilt itself into a maker of specialised steel products, such as high-speed rail tracks and aircraft parts.
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Backbar: An early forerunner of the ongoing Brooklynization of Somerville (and Union Square in particular), Backbar would be one of the only cocktail bars you'd ever need in your life, if only it weren't so damn small.
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But there are many other ways in which Bush was a forerunner to Trump, conjuring up the forces of atavistic bigotry to win elections, only to die when those forces had taken complete hold of his party.
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The Neighborhood Goods concept, providing a brick and mortar outlet for online brands, is one that dovetails nicely with backers like Global Founders Capital and Forerunner Ventures, which are both longtime investors in direct to consumer startups.
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But employment in this forerunner of the CIA did not requite her yen to "smell the fighting" before Germany's inevitable defeat; hence a high-spirited trip with three other Americans to Wallendorf, a small town in Luxembourg.
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A British runner, sous chef, and underworld hitman was sentenced to life behind bars for the murder of two other Manchester-area gangsters this week — all due to data found on his Garmin Forerunner, according to the BBC.
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Haring, who identified the "hlhm" sequence, said that he welcomes Schneider&aposs work, but is cautious about the idea that the other side of the pottery piece bears evidence of the ancient forerunner to our modern alphabet sequence.
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The initiative, Enerchain, is a forerunner of more possible uses of the technology by established energy players and wider options explored by a raft of start-ups to harness its potential - many of them years away from execution.
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In this way, Pan-STARRS is a forerunner of the massive Large Synoptic Survey Telescope, or LSST, which will snap 800 panoramic images every evening with a 20123-billion-pixel camera, capturing the whole sky twice a week.
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In Sydney, the epicenter of the boom, few suburbs have changed as much as Balmain, where a group of trade unionists in 1891 agreed to form a political organization that was a forerunner to the Australian Labor Party.
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In the late 1960s and early 1970s Mr. Tomlinson was working at a research and development company, Bolt, Beranek and Newman, on projects for the Arpanet, a forerunner of the Internet that was created for the Defense Department.
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As an active person, I&aposm always wearing my Garmin Forerunner 945 (originally $599.99), which is now $100 off at Amazon, Best Buy, and Kohl&aposs (plus you get $150 in Kohl&aposs cash good until December 9).
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"Investor interest is always piqued when you have a large and growing market with enthusiast consumers that have rapidly changing needs and expectations," says Eurie Kim, a partner at Forerunner Ventures, which has invested in several pet startups.
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There was deep resentment among the indigenous Bougainville people about the amount of the wealth that was going to Papua New Guinea and to the mine's then operator, Conzinc Riotinto of Australia Ltd, a forerunner of Rio Tinto.
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