"There is more forward thinking at bigger moments," Rasheed said.
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There's a lot of great, forward-thinking technology inside the A8.
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She's Gen Z, a part of the new forward-thinking generation.
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Speaking of: What excites you about your generation's forward-thinking POV?
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It shows humility and forward-thinking to be able to learn.
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But it's not any less forward-thinking than her previous efforts.
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A negativity related to business and the forward thinking about businesses.
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Without such forward thinking, the shop would likely be long gone.
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We know the field is historically diverse, progressive, and forward-thinking.
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Rather than fighting decentralized energy, forward-thinking utilities are embracing it.
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Three Hills, Alberta isn't exactly a bastion of forward-thinking radicalism.
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And Peters has established himself as a similarly forward-thinking coach.
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Generally, your communication style is courageous, pioneering, quick, and forward-thinking.
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I can assure you we're very forward-thinking in that regard.
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Lack of forward-thinking leadership in key positions of our society.
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Without effective, sane, forward-thinking leadership, the needed change won't happen.
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This decision was forward-thinking on the part of the Court.
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"Young people are more forward-thinking, diverse, and fluid," Maggioni explained.
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But forward thinking governments will continue to move away from resource dependency.
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Thankfully, a few forward-thinking companies have programs in place to assist.
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"Prada really does stand for forward thinking, technology and innovation," she says.
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Virgo's futuristic sensibilities are a suitable match for ICA's forward thinking programming.
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Some forward-thinking companies are already investing millions to protect their assets.
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Nevertheless, savvy and forward-thinking private equity firms will manage these challenges.
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Forward-thinking private companies have an incentive to keep their employees well.
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His forward-thinking outlook gave him a reputation as an insightful investor.
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But for forward-thinking farmers G.P.S. offers much more than straight lines.
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Her music is fierce and forward-thinking and completely full of life.
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That's because Tesla is the "poster child" for forward-thinking domestic manufacturing.
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Distributed organizing is a big buzz word around forward thinking political circles.
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I would love to see us become a more forward-thinking place.
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These forward-thinking schools are finally listening — and letting kids sleep in.
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But under Tyrie, the CMA is taking a more forward-thinking approach.
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Rowling's forward-thinking mindset is shared by other wealthy and successful people.
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But forward-thinking companies should not be waiting for a government mandate.
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She's focused on an aesthetic goal that's more transgressive and forward-thinking.
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Forward-thinking policymakers today should anticipate the virtual reality needs of tomorrow.
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"You have to credit the sheriff's department for some forward thinking," she said.
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Cole was a forward-thinking player; less pace would always check his potency.
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On Saturday, traditionalist Saturn flows into a cooperative angle with forward-thinking Uranus.
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Many of AI's most forward-thinking researchers are in Silicon Valley or Canada.
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For such a young guy to be that forward-thinking, it's honestly incredible.
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Smartphone technology has never been this forward-thinking at such a price point.
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The company's latest move, though, is one of its most forward-thinking endeavors.
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The next version of the Pixel will need to be more forward thinking.
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Delivering surround sound without surround sound speakers is an admirable, forward-thinking goal.
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He was a very strange individual, but he was also very forward-thinking.
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They were also fairly forward-thinking when it came to [methadone] maintenance therapy.
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Vancouver Police Department has very forward thinking when it comes to harm reduction.
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The organization has been fairly forward-thinking in this area in the past.
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That's probably why the forward-thinking series never got the love it deserved.
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Never has the need for forward-thinking American global leadership been more necessary.
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Elsea states her's and the LP communities 'respect for their forward thinking nature'.
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A company with such forward-thinking design now seems years out of date.
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It was the kind of substantive, forward-thinking meeting Jayapal had been craving.
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Whatever the material or approach, the results are likely to be forward-thinking.
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Transport for London is perhaps the most forward-thinking agency in this space.
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Those are but a few of the forward-thinking recommendations the AMA supports.
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Kanye West created some of the decade's most boundary-pushing, forward-thinking music.
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But we did manage to find a few investors who were very forward thinking.
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In her view a "forward-thinking" judge might be open to the constitutional arguments.
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But forward-thinking scientists are working hard to come up with a better solution.
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But Skybound has been relentlessly forward-thinking when it comes to exploring digital platforms.
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Technologically and musically innovative, the album brought forward-thinking music to a widespread audience.
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This sort of forward thinking is done in dribs and drabs across the country.
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It's not even that writers have grand insights or forward thinking, boundary-pushing abilities.
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But the world of federal disaster relief likely isn't ready for his forward-thinking.
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We've been working with some very forward-thinking people on building a decentralized web.
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Singapore is one of the forward-thinking cities using the technology in innovative ways.
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But this season, Ghesquière extended his forward-thinking, graphic touch to this commercial category.
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Just forward-thinking about that has been a real joy to work with them.
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Then these forward-thinking technocrats came barging in with a new plan: the MetroCard.
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America being a leader and a forward thinking country, he shouldn't have pulled out.
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However, we still need thoughtful, forward-thinking energy policy that encourages this source diversity.
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Here are 12 of the most innovative, forward-thinking products on Indiegogo right now.
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Guarding against this future means forward-thinking change that goes far beyond current initiatives.
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One level deeper: Xcel Energy is one of the more forward-thinking power companies.
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Fujita credits street art for bringing the forward-thinking spirit of K2S to reality.
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Maybe this is just a really forward thinking way to do a surprise drop.
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It just requires forward thinking about a more responsible approach to the infrastructure plan.
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Forward-thinking investors understand the benefits of rebalancing portfolios ahead of changing market conditions.
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Expanding prison education programs would link those two ventures in a forward-thinking way.
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"Teens can be really forward-thinking when it comes to drag aesthetics," Sasha said.
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Both are sharp, forward thinking and on top of any issue thrown at them.
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But the International Olympic Committee's response to the coronavirus has not been forward-thinking.
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Kansas City is trying to position itself as the most forward-thinking of all.
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Some forward-thinking Democrats and public interest advocates have been pushing it for decades.
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There's a lot of forward thinking people out there, and this world is expanding!
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The Chinese dream, the disgraced Nissan chairman and the forward-thinking malls of Asia.
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It's described as a forward-thinking planet that's all about rebellion and breaking tradition.
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That means they apply forward-thinking strategies and bring in outside help when needed.
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Some forward-thinking companies are helping ease that burden by offering loan repayment assistance.
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We will continue to be forward-thinking in how we address our current challenges.
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That name would come to symbolize a forward-thinking approach to art in Myanmar.
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Thanks to some forward-thinking developments in formulations, all of this is starting to change.
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The artist has long been a champion of forward-thinking, but perhaps lesser-known, designers.
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But despite the severity of his injury, Burkhart has been forward-thinking from the start.
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"Ultimately, lab directors have to be willing to have this forward-thinking mindset," Swofford said.
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But more forward-thinking members of the Republican Party should support these reforms as well.
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The week begins in Aquarius season, turning our attention to big ideas and forward thinking.
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For an industry known for being forward-thinking, there's a shocking shortsightedness around this issue.
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Produced entirely by GreenSLLIME, the Chicago MC practically floats over his cloudy, forward-thinking beats.
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The world-class recreation opportunities around Moab stand to benefit with this forward-thinking plan.
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That would bear further investigation, and perhaps even the attention of forward-thinking planning departments.
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And for AM, the tune identifies a new phase, of forward-thinking, commercially-viable confidence.
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Van Begin cited Surat in India as an example for forward-thinking approaches to resilience.
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The show is forward-thinking, smart, and has some of the funniest writing on television.
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A pop star pushing his forward-thinking sound so relentlessly that others can only follow?
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You're a forward thinking person, Aquarius, and you know that the future has endless possibilities.
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Forward-thinking legislation — and the public hearings that would inform its passage — are urgently needed.
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But as character design, that dissonance hints at Belle's forward-thinking affinity for the unusual.
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The Sun enters forward-thinking Aquarius on January 20, encouraging us to become more independent.
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Part of that, said Swan, is incorporating a youthful, forward-thinking mentality into his leadership style.
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Her choice of dress was very forward thinking and unusual for most women at the time.
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It is those forward-thinking principles that the Shinzo Abe administration is presently trying to eviscerate.
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It's always about forward thinking, and that's why I try to remain to be a leader.
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He doesn't think for the people, I don't see him as a caring, forward-thinking individual.
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To many people in the world, these trends are considered hallmarks of forward-thinking fashion folk.
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Back in the 90s, we had a lot of diversity and a lot of forward thinking.
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As forward-thinking as the fashion industry is, it could use a nudge in several areas.
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And most importantly, get a glimpse into the headspaces of our nation's most forward-thinking creators.
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For June, it's a young woman raised by a single, radical-thinking, forward-thinking feminist mother.
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New Jersey has been the most forward thinking and thoughtful about being a mobile-first state.
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Westeros apparently has quite the financially forward-thinking Master of Coin on its new small council!
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While progressive and forward-thinking, these collections tend to have a disconnect between intent and execution.
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Who sees smart teams making forward-thinking moves to position themselves for long-term, sustainable success?
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Being technologically forward-thinking, startup central Shenzhen and Alibaba's hometown of Hangzhou established large blockchain funds.
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HungaroControl, Hungary's forward-thinking air-traffic-control service, has done the same for Kosovo since 2014.
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"We are excited to be working with such an inventive and forward-thinking company," said Cozzolino.
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The NBA has long been one of the most forward-thinking sports leagues in North America.
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Well, it looks like even wise, feminist, forward-thinking Sweden isn't immune to embarrassing faux pas.
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Vancouver PD has also been very forward-thinking when it comes to offering alternative agonist therapies.
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Though the electric car gets all the attention, it's not the only forward-thinking vehicle around.
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And I try to stay in a forward-thinking, positive place, but sometimes that's been challenged.
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It's all very forward-thinking stuff and the car is, of course, awesome to take in.
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City chief executive Ferran Soriano said the deal was part of the club's forward-thinking approach.
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Like other Nordic countries, Finland is known for its forward-thinking policies towards the LGBT+ community.
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Now Ms. Musgraves is a polished-smooth refabricator of classic country with forward-thinking political values.
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" The California law was also celebrated by legislators as part of California's legacy of "forward thinking.
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We were the first people to have the Chemical Brothers, so we were quite forward-thinking.
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Are those who believe in cryonics forward-thinking scientists, or just deluded individuals terrified of death?
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The Swiss Institute wanted to relocate to a neighborhood where its forward-thinking mission would resonate.
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The point is to avoid going into panic mode and be more forward-thinking, Hutchison says.
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Recently, he has joined forces with forward-thinking artists across genres, like Dej Loaf and Odesza.
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"Chasing Trane: The John Coltrane Documentary" portrays the legendary saxophonist as a tirelessly forward-thinking artist.
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He wants to solve the problems that got us here in a new forward thinking way.
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He wants to solve the problems that got us here in a new forward-thinking way.
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Four real estate leaders said finance has largely lagged other industries in implementing forward-thinking offices.
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Having a familiarity with classic synths works but with an overall modern and forward thinking approach.
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It's a good dichotomy that shows how forward thinking and well-thought out her music gets.
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But despite the messaging, many of Twitter's forward-thinking products are merely ideas that it's batting around.
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Using it I'm reminded of other remarkably forward-thinking devices, like the original iPhone or the Surface.
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I think he sees it more like they weren&apost ready for this progressive, forward thinking leader.
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Carlo Ratti, who founded MIT's forward-thinking Senseable City Lab, has designed a sofa called Lift-Bit.
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Lift-Bit is a sofa design from Carlo Ratti, who founded MIT's forward-thinking Senseable City Lab.
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") to forward-thinking (FastCo: "What Happens When World Cup Tourists Flood Rio's Favelas Looking for Cheap Rooms?
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It's been a wild year of forward-thinking EDM, and probably only the beginning for the two.
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The Nuffield Council on Bioethics is one of the most forward-thinking ethics boards in the world.
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Branson has said his willingness to try new things has helped him become a forward-thinking leader.
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Her translator, Missandei, helpfully explains "prince" is a gender-neutral term in ancient Valyrian — so forward-thinking!
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We need more forward-thinking individuals like this taking control of our meals, if you ask me.
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What could a forward-thinking mobile payments app possibly want with an old-school plastic debit card?
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To be about a forward-thinking community that empowered the Black community, women, and even natural hair.
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This month's first quarter moon will be in Aquarius, a sign associated with innovation and forward-thinking.
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Don't fret, and be thankful that your time is being freed up for more forward-thinking ideas!
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Make A PlanWonderfully enough, the fall equinox is an opportunity for both reflection and practical forward thinking.
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This increasingly artful rendition of the beautiful game has caught the eye of some forward-thinking sponsors.
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Probably not, but Eich is hoping to attract the ones who are forward-thinking and, yes, brave.
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Channel your energy into something bigger — into positive, forward-thinking action, an actual conversation or civic engagement.
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Some forward-thinking states and municipalities in the United States have already taken advantage of this arbitrage.
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The center was set up as a workers' cooperative, which was probably a very forward-thinking approach.
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Secondly, here we are again, with bottom of the barrel humor among all the forward-thinking rebranding.
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We can but hope that the future of filmmaking contains more sharks, if they encourage forward thinking.
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Class of 2018, you are now graduates of one of the most forward-thinking places on earth.
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Now is the time to make forward-thinking decisions about recovering wildlife species, our planet and ourselves.
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My high school was inclusive of a lot of cultures, and many students were very forward thinking.
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Buffalo could become a leader in forward-thinking urban design and a cultural tourist destination, advocates say.
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"It's a 21st-century building designed by a young architect who is very forward-thinking," he said.
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The aesthetic is minimal but forward-thinking in fabrics that last and at prices that aren't astronomical.
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The forward-thinking Houston Astros helped set this trend, and the Reds hope they have caught up.
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So you wanted to, since you had a swing district, you wanted to be positive, forward-thinking.
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He's very forward thinking, and has been quick to embrace the digital age to promote his series.
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Ironically, some of the least well-funded liberal arts institutions often conduct the most forward-thinking research.
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Mr. Rattle, 63, helped turn a venerable ensemble into one of the world's most forward-thinking orchestras.
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Now, forward-thinking chefs are finding the shock of the new in what is quite literally old.
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Asensio switched to the right wing; Lucas Vázquez, a forward-thinking wide player, dropped to right-back.
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We're ready to open our minds starting March 21 when rule-making Saturn enters forward-thinking Aquarius.
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But we can't exactly blame Bismarck for not being forward thinking enough — it was 103 years ago!
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Forward thinking advocates at every level set performance goals of their government relations department and their team.
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But being forward thinking about technology is the only way to protect America's greatest investment: its people.
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"We're really proud to recognize how forward thinking both institutions were and to celebrate that," he added.
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Forward-thinking employers are building alternative talent pipelines to find middle-skills talent – and it's paying off.
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Still, I hoped for something that could at least unlock the talents of forward-thinking video creators.
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They believe as we do, that welcoming more forward-thinking companies helps raise the tide of equality.
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Tokyo tops this year's list because of its mix of technology, nature, history and future-forward thinking.
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The result was a forward-thinking anime that offered a glimpse of what tomorrow might look like.
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The reporter will focus on design, cities, forward-thinking economic and workplace policies, food, and everything in between.
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The results were combined to determine the most forward-thinking and innovative European tech companies across 27 categories.
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Unfortunately, though, forward-thinking initiatives such as these have been blocked before they can enter the action stage.
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He used to be incredibly forward-thinking with social media, when the intent was to connect to people.
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For nearly three decades, Autechre have been producing some of the most forward thinking, interesting electronic music around.
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They also called on policymakers to develop "aggressive, forward-thinking programs" to counteract the negative impacts of automation.
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Therefore, the tools you want to learn are the ones that are rich vessels for forward-thinking ideas.
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And the world knows this, because we have presented them with some of the most forward thinking artists.
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Reike NenAlready a fashion favorite, beloved shoe brand Reike Nen is known for practical yet forward-thinking silhouettes.
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Perhaps. Soulja was a forward-thinking artist, and it's reasonable to assume that he predicted our current predicament.
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I'm just waiting for the rest of American culture to catch up with my forward-thinking fashion sense.
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It's future-obsessed and forward-thinking, it's technical and quantitative, it's market-oriented, it's simultaneously practical and utopian.
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" Rather, he blames commercialism: "You're selling to a mass audience, and a mass audience isn't necessarily forward thinking.
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The upside is they've been very progressive, liberal, forward-thinking about licensing their stuff as broadly as possible.
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"Transparent" is a forward-thinking show about transgender acceptance, but the kumbaya spirit stops at the bathroom door.
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The whole proposition seems intriguing, if only because the idea of mesh networked speakers sounds very forward-thinking.
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I think maybe this will start a trend where more forward thinking people will start to offer this.
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The New American Jobs Fund will fight for America's middle class by working to elect forward-thinking leaders.
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Air France is hoping that a fun and forward-thinking offshoot brand will help it appeal to millennials.
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As forward-thinking as they are, Cézanne's paintings are still windows onto a highly constructed, classically idealized world.
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And then the new brigade of forward-thinking restaurant contenders: Inver, Timberyard, The Gannet, Scorrybreac, and The Cellar.
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He called the patent-leather design "forward thinking," adding that it was meant as a dress-up sneaker.
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We tell ourselves we're more progressive, we're more futurist, we're more forward thinking, and that's just not true.
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And when I was in Korea, I tried all the beauty products there, which are quite forward-thinking.
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Chris, who is forward-thinking, wants to escape his father's control and become an actor in New York.
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"Any movement that is more reactionary than forward-thinking is built on a house of cards," Prior said.
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Some forward-thinking players in the meat industry, however, are acting far more like Canon rather than Kodak.
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House Republicans asked Ryan to lead as a forward thinking conservative, and now they need to let him.
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White Wolf was forward thinking and desperately cool during the decade which gave us The Crow and Blade.
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But reuniting a child with a parent in another country also requires some forward thinking, according to Melrood.
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Most of those were common thought futurist dreamscapes based on current technology and forward thinking in applicable situations.
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Dell, which employs roughly 100,000 people, has been forward thinking in positioning itself as friendly to women entrepreneurs.
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Well,some forward thinking executives in healthcare believe it holds promise — that's about as far as it goes.
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To sign up for officer school, however, required maturity and forward thinking that not all of us possessed.
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One imagines Tyson and Hormel executives nodding at this forward-thinking pitch while nibbling contentedly on Vienna sausages.
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Jeremy told me to speak with his cousin, another forward-thinking straight guy who is into trans girls.
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Unfortunately, however, too few working people are represented by forward thinking elected leaders like those out in California.
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She says the forward-thinking nature of the public has been hugely supportive since she announced her pregnancy.
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The move could be "very forward thinking" and an opportunity to learn that market in depth, he said.
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As Meghan Morris and Patrick Coffee report, the ads will portray WeWork as customer-centric and forward-thinking.
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Comparatively, Dietland was celebrated for its forward-thinking depiction of size, receiving an 82 percent rating from critics.
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"I think there could&aposve been a very interesting, forward-thinking — not even forward-thinking, just, like, current-thinking — love story there, something that hadn&apost quite been explored yet; particularly the dynamic between these two men in war that could&aposve fallen in love with each other," Isaac told IGN.
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Get some space from your co-workers and work independently while the Moon moves through this forward thinking sign.
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When the two things come together, the audio collages arrive at a sound that's incredibly forward-thinking and fresh.
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No league is as forward-thinking and progressive, and no league commissioner embodies those qualities more than Adam Silver.
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The envisioned community will be an example of environmentally forward thinking, with natural energy sources and cleaner water management.
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But every once in a while, truly forward-thinking publications break the mold and give us something of substance.
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The Nrmal blueprint, "configured" for maximal impact on forward-thinking scenes, means keeping it small while wanting the world.
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It's also become a prime target for corporate opportunists with lots of money poured in by forward thinking brands.
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It's a consumer electronics device designed to kill, weaponizing what we normally think of as forward-thinking, disruptive features.
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As we apply forward-thinking solutions to today's global challenges, we must ensure that no one gets left behind.
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Tinder flies under the radar, but it's consistently one of the cleverest and most forward-thinking social apps around.
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Here are three ways a chat platform can act as that connective tissue, helping businesses embrace forward-thinking practices.
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The people repopulating the multi-camera world, then, are a curious mix of the nostalgia-driven and forward-thinking.
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One thing that makes governments unique is their ability to be forward thinking, if they have the right management.
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Colombia is pretty forward thinking when it comes to protecting the rights of trans people, especially within Latin America.
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While the nation continues to suffer from absence of rational, effective, forward-thinking governing, we must demand incremental progress.
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Facebook's forward-thinking focus has given it control of four of the five most-downloaded apps in the world.
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When it comes to policymaking, it's important to be forward-thinking and consider the unintended consequences that may result.
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The watch, named for its creator, Ludwig Oechslin, can adjust to the year 2100, for the truly forward-thinking.
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While group home-buying ventures may seem novel to these forward-thinking friends, the blueprint is tried and true.
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But she cast that debate in language familiar in the tech world: that of incumbents and forward-thinking disrupters.
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Beyond that, I definitely think he's forward thinking, looking for ways to rebuild society as much as he can.
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Without looking at the protracted results that these bills have on our economy, we cannot make forward-thinking decisions.
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And they are very forward thinking as well, in the way that they get the music to the people.
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Yeah, but it's not as though any of the new, forward-thinking, socially conscious owners were part of that.
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As a toy brand, Mattel has been fairly forward-thinking when it comes to combining play and digital devices.
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But Brooks argued that, as with practically every other bold, forward thinking question, there are several sides to consider.
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Abby is a forward-thinking and empathetic person, but progress is looking a lot like running on a treadmill.
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In my experience, the bulk of the admissions deans and directors I encountered were decent, empathetic, and forward-thinking.
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Some of the more forward-thinking VCs, including Fred Wilson and Tim Draper, have been vocal believers in ICOs.
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Working as a doorman, Boch sought to let in the kind of revelers who represented that forward-thinking spirit.
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It's clear that some forward-thinking local governments get it, but they are more the exception than the rule.
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I'm distinguishing myself by virtue of the fact that I actually have a forward-thinking vision for the community.
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More than half of consumers say they will pay more for sustainable products, and forward-thinking brands get that.
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If you want a stronger force, it should be the most flexible, the most advanced, the most forward-thinking.
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Friends discussed the possibility of an engagement, whether the royals would be forward-thinking enough to give Harry permission.
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Over the past five years, Tri Angle Records has developed a reputation for releasing music by forward thinking producers.
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Aadhaar was supposed to showcase the government's forward thinking about efficient administration; it has only exposed the state's coerciveness.
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"This is the largest, most forward-thinking and innovative project that the studios have done to date," said Milk.
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And it's all thanks to a forward-thinking fan base and a band willing to experiment in the digital space.
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Very forward thinking Doherty household, no sign of Joseph so we'll have to make do with 2 Mary's #lesbiannativity pic.twitter.
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Our last redesign, launched in 2013, was conceived when iOS was still Skeuomorphic and responsive web design was forward thinking.
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A fingerprint sensor was built into the 73S in what Apple called "the most forward-thinking smartphone in the world".
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It's forward-thinking without being wild and crisp without any sort of binding realism beneath the beats, harpsichords, and whispers.
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Over the next two months, we'll be rolling out these episodes, which feature forward-thinking people and jaw-dropping tech.
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The messaging needs to be forward-thinking, strong, decisive, direct and credible focused around the positives, while diminishing the negatives.
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Of course, we look forward to the day when all clothing companies follow the lead of these forward-thinking brands.
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"People want to affiliate themselves with something, with someone, who is positive and forward-thinking and solutions-oriented," she said.
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That signals their forward-thinking attitude to create not just a market for senior debt, which is a positive sign.
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Calico rode mom Patty Doel's 13-speed pink Huffy but, ever forward thinking, she had nonetheless prepared for another problem.
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It's 26 minutes of progressive and forward thinking black metal, and perfect to make your new years a little darker.
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Again, the way Microsoft has built the backwards compatibility feature around downloads as well as discs is incredibly forward-thinking.
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The Razr was thin, stylish, and forward-thinking in ways Motorola itself may not have even realized at the time.
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Mann and his wife Monika now operate Mann Farms, which has become a forward-thinking farm within the Massachusetts industry.
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And, let's face it, it's probably some striking and forward-thinking pop, not unlike her last release Number 1 Angel.
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It was a progressive step for NASA, but unfortunately, the rest of the country wasn't so forward-thinking about it.
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Comme des Garcons is regularly ahead of everyone else, and does things that are more exciting, smarter, more forward thinking.
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It is difficult to be a forward-thinking movement when your gaze is so steadily fixed on the rearview mirror.
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"He was so forward-thinking and charismatic," said Poydo, who later moved to the United States to work with him.
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Why I think Jane Austen would like it, is that these Bennet sisters, Liz in particular, were so forward-thinking.
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In fact, she says forward-thinking publishers are moving away from traffic goals completely and thinking more about loyal readership.
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This is why we created a platform that grants everyone the opportunity to take part in pressing, forward-thinking conversations.
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"ICBA thanks Chairman Hensarling for his bold and forward-thinking approach to regulatory reform," said Camden Fine, the group's chief.
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This is why many forward-thinking leaders in health care have begun to set the stage for a new paradigm.
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Pat Reilly is the co-founder of Change Research, which provides public opinion research to forward-thinking candidates and causes.
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" They continued, "The close ties between higher education and industry should highlight to forward-thinking college administrators a simple truth.
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Location: New York City, New YorkEmployee quote: "Forward thinking when it comes to work life balance — flexible timings for employees."
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The second year of forward-thinking festivities boasts a stacked lineup geared towards getting the country to, well, start boasting.
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IU's accessible, steadfastly all-ages approach is mirrored in a number of forward-thinking record labels, such as 73 Records.
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Japanese people always loved Primal Scream and I think they've always been very forward thinking, very stylish, cool, and intelligent.
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A retrograde Mercury enters forward-thinking Aquarius on March 4, giving us clarity into how the past influences our future.
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By far the most forward-thinking aspect of the iBook, though, was the ability to connect to the internet wirelessly.
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American Realness, a forward-thinking festival of dance and genre-bending performance, returns to New York for a ninth year.
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Ours was a community with the ability to welcome science, value research and be a forward-thinking force for good.
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Here's how he transformed one of Europe's most venerable ensembles into one of the 21st century's most forward-thinking orchestras.
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Woolley believes the best way the public can arm themselves against bots is not to be reactive but forward thinking.
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The campaign, which costs a few hundred thousand dollars, is intended to portray WeWork as forward-thinking and customer-centric.
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Over the past decade Samsung and South Korea have been widely viewed as a model of forward-thinking, technological prowess.
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CARL QUINTANILLA: I'm always struck by the NBA, the major sports leagues was the most forward thinking in social media.
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Fortunately, there is a growing national conversation among forward-thinking district attorneys and prosecutors to take police accountability more seriously.
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"Managers appreciate forward-thinking and those who want to make improvements within the organization and for the organization," Weiner said.
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However, without forward thinking, America is doomed to echo the failures of other countries but on a much larger scale.
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This data shows that we can enact forward-thinking, smart solutions that both decrease jail populations and support public safety.
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Grass-roots campaigns pushing for more progressive, forward-thinking prosecutors have helped transform district attorney elections in several major cities.
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Did you see her as sort of a product of her time, or as someone who was very forward-thinking?
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So in 2007 they were ... Lionsgate has always, I think, done a lot to be more forward thinking and experimental.
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It would be an end to one of the more forward-thinking experiments ever attempted by a legacy media venture.
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As such, it was one of the better-received and most forward-thinking of the texting devices available in the 2000s.
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One of the most notorious instances involved New York City socialite Nan Kempner, who was known for her forward-thinking style.
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It took a lot of hard work, a certain degree of stubbornness, and forward-thinking politicians to get where they are.
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There's a world of opportunity and creativity just waiting to be tapped by a company with a more forward-thinking mindset.
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The problem, Kapor Klein says, is that whereas in the past tech was "forward thinking", it is now "dominated by greed".
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"It's a cruel irony that stereotypes and bias run rampant at companies that pride themselves at being forward-thinking," Clinton said.
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Forward-thinking businesses and states like Maine are turning the tide, helping workers avoid the choice between health and a paycheck.
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But those teaming up demonstrate a forward-thinking attitude that searches out what can be achieved within the traditional fair format.
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"Academy members are way smarter and more forward-thinking than people realize," Sony Pictures chief Tom Rothman told The Hollywood Reporter.
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Photo: Oli Scarff (Getty)The United Arab Emirates is one of the 21st century's most modern and forward thinking surveillance states.
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You prepare for next week by putting your best foot forward when the sun enters forward-thinking Aquarius early Sunday morning.
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Who wouldn't be happy to even more forward thinking club-orientated grime is making its way to airwaves across the nation?
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They're not content to recycle grooves from the past on their new album Sombrou Dúvida, a forward-thinking and fun collection.
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The implications of a portable console catering to e-sports are huge, and show a forward-thinking application for the hardware.
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In Los Angeles, a group of forward-thinking collectors is focused on building and championing diversity through the work they select.
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New forward-thinking economic development strategies at the regional and state level are targeting increases in foreign direct investment and exports.
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Forward thinking cities on strong growth trajectories are those that are connecting employment and innovation clusters with robust transit build outs.
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Mexico City, Mexico The Mexican capital is attracting … travelers seeking some of the world's best cuisine, museums and forward-thinking design.
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There are others who are diving headfirst into entrepreneurship — you know, the forward-thinking, destined-to-be-millionaires type of people.
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He has also gained a reputation as a forward-thinking leader by taking a stand on controversial issues, according to Bloomberg.
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Many environmentalists and California officials have applauded the measure, and consider it a forward-thinking investment in San Francisco's well-being.
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Since relaunching this past fall, the iconic brand has mastered the art of forward-thinking fashion you can actually wear IRL.
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Forward-thinking utilities — Consolidated Edison, National Grid and others — see what's coming and are poised to thrive in the enernet world.
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Jenner noted the country's continued debates over transgender bathroom laws to underline what she sees as the Olympics' forward-thinking policies.
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Known for his role as Machete in the "Spy Kids" and "Machete" film series, Danny Trejo plays a forward-thinking bartender.
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Even the analytics community, which could be perceived as a new domain full of forward thinking, isn't exactly welcoming to everyone.
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The groundbreaking deal was not to last, however, with the always-forward-thinking boys at the Football Association swiftly stepping in.
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If you're wondering whether the results are cynical or forward-thinking, the answer is that they're both — they're also pretty fun.
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What do you see as the similarities, what have you learned from speaking to a passionate, engaged, forward-thinking initial consumer?
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He infuses his teams with a quirky, forward-thinking spirit, grounded by decades of instructing at all levels of the game.
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With plenty of forward-thinking initiatives underway, the company may quickly regain its place in Wall Street's good graces, Cramer said.
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Having once described the internet as "garbage," he seemed an unlikely contender to implement the world's most forward-thinking cryptocurrency regime.
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Nor will it allow a forward-thinking employer to send in a job description for preapproval before trying to hire someone.
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On the other hand, a new cadre of forward-thinking creatives in Hollywood have produced a magnum opus of black excellence.
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She was incredibly forward-thinking and always had something interesting to say — and she said it with such eloquence and conviction.
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Despite these setbacks, many state policymakers worked during the end of the Obama years to create much-needed, forward-thinking policies.
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This is a fine way to proceed if you're just tossing around stimulus money and trying to seem vaguely forward-thinking.
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But 17 years after that deadline passed, Kubrick's classic still feels forward-thinking in its ideas about human history's great arc.
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This season finds them in Alaska, where residents have plenty of guns — and surprisingly forward-thinking attitudes toward gender and sexuality.
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Even films and TV shows that are lauded as forward thinking, artistic works tend to stumble over their own intrinsic misogyny.
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Tèhuäntin means "us" in Nahuatl, and the works on display here are self-reflexive and forward-thinking representations of a community.
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They're very forward-thinking here on a government level here to try to protect what they have—with the exception of conch.
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We claim to be a forward-thinking group, but when things get close, we tend to side with our old-school approaches.
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With the hindsight offered by history, these compilations show us what this genuinely forward-thinking genre was going for the entire time.
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Over drinks, some forward-thinking industry leaders suggested that the government can turn these hackers into allies by creating opportunities for them.
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If I were Hillary, and I wanted to do something forward-thinking on tech, I would make autonomous car regulation an issue.
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In some cases, including with PG&E, large service providers have been forward-thinking enough to invest heavily in renewable energy sources.
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The most forward-thinking emu owners bought expensive equipment to microchip their flocks, because emu rustling became a problem as values rose.
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It's a ruthlessly forward thinking record, and one that's set to cement Gage's place as one of the UK's most gifted producers.
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Luckily, this Friday's eclipse will provide a pleasant balance to all that forward-thinking and make for a very spiritually grounded evening.
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First, it shows Wyoming, like Vancouver, is forward-thinking in using its talents and resources to allow freer reign for cryptocurrency companies.
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Domino's may be forward thinking with its smartphone apps, but Pizza Hut is about to let a damn robot take your order.
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Why were these supposedly forward-thinking, empirically-driven media outlets so dismissive of Mr Trump's chances, and what did they get wrong?
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It's striking how wide a net the magazine cast in its '80s and early-'90s heyday, and how forward-thinking it was.
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Simple launched its banking service in 2012, offering a forward-thinking and tech-enabled alternative to traditional brick-and-mortar banking options.
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Imagine someone from the Yale Endowment makes a splash in Bitcoin and gets written up everywhere for how forward-thinking they are.
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Thus the forward-thinking decision to add female police officers ended up saving the lives of backward-thinking men who beat women.
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Speaking at the premier of the show, Mirren admitted she struggled to understand the character's "sexual liberation" despite her own forward-thinking.
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Not as the forward-thinking nation and leading light of the modern Islamic world that its crown prince would like to project.
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The country is pretty forward thinking when it comes to technology – they are the first nation to offer an e-Residency program.
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Like much of the more forward-thinking jazz of this era, it was music that felt in a hurry to get somewhere.
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And that's partly why these shows feel more relevant and more forward-thinking than any family sitcom has in a long time.
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Nor is this a case of the Deep South being somehow behind the times, as opposed to their more forward-thinking neighbors.
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No one else—save maybe Arca and other forward-thinking electronic musicians—is making music or music videos like this right now.
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The ringed planet is prepared to help you test out new strategies for success as he moves through this forward-thinking sign.
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A group of forward-thinking, upstart journals and websites are exploding the stereotypes so many attach to this place and its people.
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Should companies who manufacture these products have been forward-thinking in their operations to increase production when cases were spiking in China?
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Well, for one, greater awareness of companies that are being led by forward-thinking women can help us decide which to support.
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"We don't know who the nominee is going to be yet, so I think that's kind of forward thinking," said freshman Rep.
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On one hand, the strategy seems forward-thinking, authentic, "just being true to who we are," as Bird put it to me.
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However, we can save this critical part of our democracy through forward thinking policy, media self-policing and a bit of introspection.
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Let us hope that Democrats at large have, and that they will secure a more forward-thinking candidate for their 2020 challenge.
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Around the world, in fact, more forward-thinking automakers and countries are pledging to be all-electric within the next dozen years.
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Inspired by the forward-thinking approach of his father, he assembled a European winemakers conference on climate change—way back in 2005.
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The National Women's History Museum envisions a forward-thinking, vibrant center that creates a community where people contribute and discover women's stories.
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I remember thinking, he's like this forward-thinking guy and he's going to document the riots in Ferguson, and that's good for him.
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Viewed through the eyes of a troubled teenager named Jimmy, the piece managed to balance clear-eyed nostalgia with forward-thinking musical ideas.
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So a guy like Gavin Newsom's pretty rare, in that he's one of the rare forward-thinking politicians on a lot of issues.
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This is a welcome step in a country that has consistently shown itself to be forward-thinking when it comes to business innovation.
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Fear biases us toward mediocrity, but leaders are in a position of having to make bold, forward-thinking and potentially risky choices regularly.
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The northern European nation has made itself into a hotbed for forward-thinking, inventive heavy music that often challenges metal's tightly-held norms.
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Gig-wise, she wants to start doing campaigns for forward-thinking brands — she lists Givenchy, Marc Jacobs, and Jeremy Scott as dream labels.
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This shit is so forward thinking and based that at this point there's really no indication of this being any kind of joke.
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"We need a smart, cost-effective, forward-thinking plan that integrates efforts by city governments, the private sector and community groups," she said.
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But here's the good news: Forward-thinking brands in the beauty world make it crazy-easy to support the most crucial of causes.
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One can often find forward-thinking individuals at the helm of the projects, using their skills to gain financial support from major businesses.
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The lab also offered the stylish beauty fan a place to combine her consumer interest with her desire to create forward-thinking products.
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Upon doing research on global hair trends, we noticed common cool factors happening at some of the world's most forward-thinking hair salons.
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As opposed to thinking about forward-thinking policy and the ramifications of what it means to use all this technology in our world.
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I wanted to recreate that feeling, and also the feeling of listening to more forward-thinking shows at home and hearing satisfying blends.
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Nikki Haley of South Carolina, the GOP would present itself as a modern, cosmopolitan, forward-thinking vehicle for right-of-center economic policy.
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This year, he drew just as much attention for his forward-thinking designs as he did for the hair look that accompanied them.
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In late 2015, representatives of 195 countries came together in Paris, France, to adopt the most forward-thinking climate accord in world history.
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With the arrival of KIDS SEE GHOSTS, rap fans are curious: are they capable of creating another album as forward thinking as 808s?
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And plenty of forward-thinking brands donate a portion of its proceeds in sales to a worthy cause — like Mary Kay, for instance.
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It's easy to see why people are frustrated or disappointed with Thiel, who has long been celebrated as being forward-thinking in business.
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Freya, twenty years old and preparing to attend Oxford, is clever, confident, and crude, a forward-thinking feminist unafraid of her journalistic ambition.
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A forward-thinking team has the opportunity to start stockpiling them now, before the rest of baseball even figures out who they are.
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It's long past time for something new, some forward thinking, even if it comes from an often coarse, sometimes inconsistent, commander in chief.
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Generous to challengers, supportive of incumbents and forward-thinking about public policy, McConnell has been right about many matters that touch American lives.
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"It's clear that Henry Street is deeply invested in the success of its forward-thinking arts programming," Mr. Peterson said in a statement.
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New York City recently created new forward-thinking design guidelines so that capital projects are built to withstand more extreme heat and floods.
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MTV's bold, forward-thinking "pivot to video" is in full swing now, so we're getting a bunch of reheated shows from the 1990s.
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She encouraged all politicians to focus on groups that are Black-led and trans-led for guidance on forward-thinking sex work policy.
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Thankfully—thanks to efforts of advocacy groups, the media and forward-thinking police officers such as Detective Hull—the situation is slowly improving.
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With Gospel technology we can provide an immutable record store so that trust can be fully automated between systems of forward-thinking businesses.
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One can even make the argument that Amazon was forward-thinking in its decision to include this technology on the front-facing cameras.
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"We have been so forward thinking, so progressive and so inclusive, and that's the way our people work in this town," she said.
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Several sustained attempts to endear the public to umbrella hats have failed, even though most umbrella-hat enthusiasts are adorable, forward-thinking eccentrics.
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They have a forward-thinking attitude and they need the opportunity to grow in the public eye, which is why we're highlighting them.
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These forward thinking developers and advocates will redefine our perception of possibility and continue and lend to a more ubiquitously accessible gaming landscape.
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We had to figure out how we would organize ourselves to be forward-thinking as we set up services, such as training sessions.
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Two-year-old Escient aims to make the management consultancy industry more forward-thinking, encouraging more two-way discussion between clients and advisors.
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Even the forward-thinking Hahn can't envision a day when a manager will wear a suit and behave as purely as he does.
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Perhaps next year we will begin to see some of the creativity and forward-thinking in cupholders we have been promised for decades.
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In the absence of professional development funds to build these skills, a forward-thinking employee will know their skills will outlast the recession.
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" He chalked the similarities up to The Orville following in the footsteps of Star Trek's "forward thinking, aspirational, optimistic place in science fiction.
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He spent more time than many realize in the nation's capital, advocating for smart, forward-thinking legislative and regulatory policies that promote technology.
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Ron Wyden (D-OR) and was received as a forward-thinking principle that would help shape the growth of the then-nascent internet.
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As certain forward-thinking magazines predicted last year (ahem), VR's first mass-culture moment has arrived not as a device but as a destination.
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Everyone is super hyped about the collaborations with artists like Kanye West and Kaytranada, but Mary has always been on her forward-thinking shit.
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Such forward-thinking initiatives are already paying off for the cult-favorite brand, which showed shoppable runway looks for the first time last season.
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It's interesting that new, supposedly "forward-thinking" services like Spotify and even YouTube, provide media that's determined by where you live in the world.
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As the book outlines, there were plenty of forward-thinking individuals back in the day — like Albert Wolfe, Caroline Kennard, and Eliza Burt Gamble.
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"I'm drawn to the forward-thinking, risk-taking and creative culture at Netflix, and the deeply talented people there…" Dungey said in a statement.
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The Advanced Genius Theory was created in the grand hallway of forward-thinking individuals (AKA – a Pizza Hut in South Carolina) in the 0003s.
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Not all farmers have been so forward-thinking, however; some rotten eggs continued to cock a snook at the rules and treat chickens reprehensibly.
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The Xbox One S is the forward-thinking gaming console/set-top box Microsoft I wish Microsoft has released in the fall of 3003.
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Or perhaps you'll head down a corridor and into another bizarre room of sound, one that's less meme-centric and more curiously forward-thinking.
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Seems like an odd choice for what's traditionally been a forward-thinking line, though Microsoft appears to prize backward compatibility above all else here.
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This is where you really see the forward-thinking ideas, so something like a Cronut, or like a fried chicken sandwich on a donut.
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Do they worry that their sound could be taken from them and marketed away from the inclusive, forward-thinking scene they're so engrained in?
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That explosion created the moon's youngest known crater of its size (later named for forward-thinking heretic Giordano Bruno) with a 25,210 megaton-blast.
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We are nearing peak rose gold, people, and being the forward-thinking person I am, I've realized we need to vet some other options.
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Investors I spoke with expressed support for the remaining team, but there clearly is concern as Jurvetson was considered a forward-thinking superstar investor.
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They still don't fit in, not even with 2018's wave of forward-thinking, political south London bands like Shame, Sorry and Goat Girl.
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Carlos Lore: The purpose was to compile an idiosyncratic showcase for one of the most forward-thinking and provocative areas of current photographic practice.
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She speaks in specifics, not generalities, and her fashion—blue corduroy jacket, turtleneck sweater, and jeans—is more throwback academic than forward-thinking disruptor.
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"Slovakia continues to confirm its position as one of the most forward-thinking countries by embracing innovations like the Hyperloop transportation system," he said.
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Nowhere is this subtle quality more evident than on "LUST," produced by TDE standbys Sounwave and DJ Dahi alongside forward-thinking jazz outfit BadBadNotGood.
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This forward-thinking legislation would offer new parents the option of claiming a paid leave benefit as they welcome their newest family member. Rep.
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Because even though McCharen's forward-thinking designs are cutting-edge, the technology behind them is rooted in the most basic responses in nature: biomimetics.
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In 1962, forward-thinking citizens banded together to stop a luxury hotel from being built here, purchasing the area's 55 acres at risk instead.
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We had immigration reform a couple years ago that didn't happen because the federal government didn't allow us to — but very forward-thinking immigration.
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Like 90s industrial music, it's so forward thinking to mix samples with full-on band, it's something that was definitely ahead of it's time.
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At the eleventh hour, Drip—the forward-thinking music subscription service that was supposed to cease operations—has been thrown a lifeline by Kickstarter.
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The best bands develop, and it seems the rap scene is kinda starting to meet the more forward thinking emo bands in the middle.
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The most proven, forward-thinking, and, dare I say, disruptive companies in our country have decided health care should be their next big move.
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Then, a forward-thinking narcotics captain named Steve Brown challenged Daugaard's group to identify what a more equitable approach to policing might look like.
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"The growth ahead for the food industry is non-traditional, forward thinking, and that means it is always going to be collaborative," Ng said.
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But while bin Salman may be forward-thinking when it comes to domestic policy, his approach to the Middle East has been exceptionally aggressive.
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This would be something that can be truly protected from anything that would happen, and where you're doing it in a forward-thinking way.
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Since the industry is still too controversial for the likes of Monsanto to join, there is room to play for forward-thinking pot startups.
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For M J. Newman, the project lead at Google, the relationship with the Graham organization is, in part, because of its forward-thinking mentality.
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True to the aesthetic strategy she uses in her ready-to-wear, the Sonnie is both stylistically forward thinking and grounded in everyday practicality.
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Even in forward-thinking Botswana, a stable southern African country known for its ecotourism initiatives, only a small percentage have chosen this difficult career.
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The process has caused Ms. Maxwell-Smith to reflect on her years in the house and appreciate, in retrospect, Lautner's forward-thinking design genius.
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Palantir is a Silicon Valley paradox: Seen as innovative and forward-thinking like its California counterparts but clandestine and hawkish like its D.C. competitors.
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But "More Life" is exciting for its detours, its crevices, its relaxed saunter across the various lanes of forward-thinking hip-hop and soul.
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Kamala Harris, like Beto O'Rourke, has a somewhat fuzzy ideological identity but projects a clear forward-thinking message about the nature of American society.
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Because this is fashion we're talking about: the forward-thinking, imaginative, protective armor that has the power to transcend anything and everything in its way.
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I finally take a breath and start planning for tomorrow, to make this the most inclusive, engaging, and forward-thinking Democratic Convention in history. #demsinphilly.
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" She continues, "The Sussexes' forward-thinking, cause-oriented approach to social media fits neatly with other ways they are establishing their identity beyond the crown.
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The company is a Silicon Valley paradox: Seen as innovative and forward-thinking like its California counterparts, but clandestine and hawkish like its D.C. competitors.
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ABOUT THE AWARDS The Europas Awards celebrates the most forward thinking and innovative tech & blockchain startups and the hottest investors across over some 20+ categories.
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So, for what has shaped up to be the most forward-thinking season of red carpets in history, why are celebrities trying to be invisible?
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It now appears that this aspect of forward thinking will come with some additional caveats that challenge one of blockchain's core advantages: privacy and anonymity.
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"People choosing to move to a new place are self-selected to be ambitious, forward-thinking, brave, and builders of a better future," he said.
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Matthew Panzarino (TechCrunch): We had like 30 years of CPU-forward thinking and in the last few years, GPU computation has become much more central.
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"We invest in forward-thinking, innovative companies like Magic Leap that are developing leading products and technologies," said Joe Tsai, Executive Vice Chairman at Alibaba.
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Our city's brand is also built on progressiveness and forward-thinking; the council's recent vote was emotionally jarring for some, and cognitively dissonant to many.
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"I love how forward-thinking he is; it's an outdated rule that you can't wear denim on the carpet, and Kanye gets that," she added.
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Under his watch, he's shifted much of Intel's resources to forward thinking technologies, from 5G networks and cloud computing to drones and self-driving cars.
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"We're just getting started and are looking for a few strategic, forward-thinking partners to work with on this effort," it added in a statement.
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Planting seeds for the future is the crux of Aquarian energy—no other sign is as forward-thinking or invested in building a better tomorrow.
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A forward-thinking veterinarian gave Mac the best possible prescription, advising his owners to give him a beer every day as part of his therapy.
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There is a desire to discover and support new brands, as well as a willingness to experiment with forward thinking trends and challenge global perceptions.
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On Tuesday, the government of Estonia's e-Residency program announced a plan to cash in on its forward-thinking reputation with an Initial Coin Offering.
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Yet, an increasing number of start-ups are being helmed by young, female Mumbaikars, with a sharp nose for a deal and forward-thinking attitude.
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Once the domain of the über geeky or forward-thinking business owner, having your own website is a very wise move for many of us.
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Ten years down the line, he wants his company to be more deeply invested in forward-thinking markets like VR, internet connectivity, and artificial intelligence.
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Part of the reason private-sector companies are taking these actions is because they have to be innovative and forward thinking in order to survive.
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Our ability to make our students truly global, flexible, and forward thinking will depend on getting away from our misplaced fixation on space and place.
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There are the collectives, wavey and forward thinking groups like 808INK and House of Pharaohs who are bringing an art school sensibility to the genre.
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Regardless of the type project, Hadid's work always resulted in structures that are incredibly forward-thinking, a little over-the-top, and very, very memorable.
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And becoming not just a party of 'no,' but also a party of 'yes,' and forward thinking, and what can we do for our futures.
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The heirloom tomatoes are delicious, but the main draw for Austin's most forward-thinking chefs are weeds that would be discarded at most other farms.
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Directed by one of the most forward-thinking nonfiction filmmakers in America, Robert Greene, the film was undoubtedly one of the most "cinematic" of 21977.
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Dozens of up-and-comers saddle up with major fashion houses for an edit that's heavy on forever pieces styled in a forward-thinking way.
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Forward-thinking and world-wise, the members of YMO are presented as artists who prefigured a world of wearable tech, machine learning, and cloud computing.
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But inseparable from his wide-ranging free jazz experiments was a distinct philosophy and set of sociological observations that were equally revolutionary and forward-thinking.
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In the 1960s, a generation of experimental choreographers were forward-thinking enough to embrace the beauty and wisdom of pedestrian movement: standing, sitting, walking, running.
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The A's positioned the announcement as forward-thinking, but the Mercury News pointed out that the A's just didn't renew their previous local radio deal.
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This late-night set at the Greenpoint, Brooklyn, club Good Room is the place to be this weekend for devotees of fearless, forward-thinking production.
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A number of governments have been more forward-thinking: Kazakhstan and Kosovo, for example, have taken back hundreds of women and children, and some men.
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Forward-thinking states like Colorado and Tennessee are turning these data into powerful new tools to help students and families pick the right college program.
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And the motivation for companies to make an effort to simply keep consumer drivers available may simply not be in a forward-thinking company's DNA.
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A book that begins with two spirited sisters and a forward-thinking mother in a Mennonite community was always going to be irresistible to me.
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The possibilities of having a platform like [Vonage's] are endless, and the culture was fresh and new and [full of] really smart, forward thinking people.
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Working with forward-thinking brands has always been on our radar and I think it's now too big of an opportunity for them to ignore.
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Speaking of partnerships with forward-thinking brands, we just commemorated our 10th birthday anniversary with the opening of a permanent shop at Selfridges in London.
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Lamborghini is hard at work on the technology and vehicles you'll be lusting after in 2025, but wants to be even more forward-thinking than that.
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"We feel more alert in brighter rooms and therefore tend to make more healthful, forward-thinking decisions," lead author Dipayan Biswas explained in a press release.
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Some of the film's issues, though, might be owed to a thick-headed script that clashes with the forward-thinking industry intellect applied to its production.
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But analysts said while this could be the right approach for Coach, which has a creative, forward-thinking team, it could overwhelm Kors, at least initially.
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The spirit of the group—which some may call bohemian, others just liberal or forward-thinking—pervades the house and the way the building is run.
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Changeling hails from frozen Minnesota, which has long proven to be an excellent breeding ground for both rabble-rousing crust punk and forward-thinking black metal.
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Ahead, revisit this nostalgia-inducing, but very much forward-thinking style with 17 earrings that'll definitely make you want to step up your #earparty this summer.
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The election of Steven Reed, the first black mayor of Montgomery, AL, symbolizes the new inclusive & forward thinking South that so many have worked to achieve.
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Going green can benefit businesses: Forward-thinking businesses are starting to see the economic benefit of baking energy efficiency into their long-term development, Obama says.
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Not everyone leaves their holiday shopping to the very last minute, and for those forward-thinking individuals, now is the time to make your first moves.
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They're not really a forward-thinking transit solution—they're just tired, nostalgia-wrapped tropes serving as familiar anchors for developers to bring more investment to downtowns.
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In particular, the music video for "Apeshit" -- directed by Ricky Saiz, who also helmed the video direction for "Yoncé" -- continues Beyoncé's penchant for forward-thinking art.
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But instead of enacting progressive, forward-thinking legislation, he was signing into effect the global gag order — with a gaggle of older, white men behind him.
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New Zealand has a long history as a "social laboratory," a small, relatively forward-thinking nation where new social theories and polices can easily be tested.
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The leaders of America's most forward-thinking cities should make every effort to assist those who don't have the luxury of watching it in their homes.
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Using AI to maximize office design is still in its nascent stage, but some forward-thinking firms are trying to bring smart tech to their workplaces.
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Fintechs run on existing banking rails and whose better banking rails to run on than the forward-thinking and API-friendly challenger banks, rather than incumbents.
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She acknowledged that things are a lot better these days, thankfully, and that brands are way more forward-thinking with including a wider range of bases.
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Friday, WIRED25 returns to San Francisco for two days packed with forward-thinking talks and activities by some of the world's most innovative and influential people.
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"Our top priority at Ordermark is deepening technical integrations and partnerships with forward-thinking industry leaders, such as Uber Eats," says Alex Canter, CEO of Ordermark.
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At least some forward-thinking proprietors prefer the online algorithms to handle the busywork — reservations, directions — so they can carve out time to run a restaurant.
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So, in the meantime, we rely on forward-thinking lawmakers to strengthen our existing dialysis infrastructure for the more than 700,000 Americans who need it. Sens.
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But it was an attempt by a very forward-thinking owner, using baseball as a way to bridge a divide between two countries and normalize relations.
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But on At Home with Amy, this retro style is foil for a forward-thinking message that reveals the ugly underbelly of an era gone wrong.
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Another forward-thinking open-source company, Cloudera, comes from the big-data world, where several companies are trying to commercialize the open-source project called Hadoop.
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Photo by Angela Owens For those with their ears to the streets, Baltimore, MD has become a real hotbed of forward-thinking and experimental punk rock.
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The food scene was a desert, so it was clear there was an opportunity to do forward-thinking things and be the first to do that.
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Forward-thinking media companies are getting in on the actionIt's not just traditional tech companies that are trying to get employees to study while they strain.
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But in the decade since the completion of the landmark opera house, Norway's forward-thinking capital has worked to make compelling architecture its new calling card.
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" — El Gyan, 32, who was born and raised in Harare "I do think Zimbabwe has the potential to be a forward-thinking, progressive and prosperous nation.
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"For the growing number of people who think interracial marriage is a good thing, that positions your brand as forward-thinking and inclusive," Mr. Kohr said.
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At the moment, most forward-thinking businesses are telling workers to work from home, to cancel all but essential travel and to have meetings by video.
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If there is anything made clear by these recent demographic trends it is that our policies on immigration should be forward-thinking, rather than backward-focused.
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Ask yourself if what you're fighting about now will truly matter a year out and replace any negative thoughts about each other with forward-thinking ones.
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The process is more complex and requires forward-thinking political leadership, a commitment to international partnerships, collaboration with industry, and the leveraging of smart technology tools.
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One of the most forward-thinking initiatives the government could, and should, take is to incentivize white-hat hackers to find problems before they are exploited.
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Heading into the 2019 college football season, the LSU quarterback was hardly on anyone's radar — an afterthought to even the most forward-thinking NFL draft scouts.
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In time, sports betting may generate its own Mark Zuckerberg or Jeff Bezos, some forward-thinking entrepreneur who comes to define the zeitgeist of his generation.
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In any case, we are in dire need of a forward-thinking approach to space policy and regulation that includes and goes beyond just Earth-orbiting satellites.
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A sartorial stomping ground for self-expression — free from the constraints of the daily grind — the concert circuit today never fails to spark forward-thinking spring trends.
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The most forward-thinking satellite operators are now implementing initiatives to ensure that the IoT movement makes the best use of what satellite technology has to offer.
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Recently, Apfel partnered with Macy's I.N.C. International Concepts' fall line, and along with the clothing, created a digitally forward-thinking accessory, Iris Meets I.N.C. emojis and stickers.
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This seems pretty cool, but ABI Research notes that it's not as cool — or as useful and forward-thinking — as the ADAS tech that's becoming more available.
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"I find it very encouraging to know that there are organizations out there who are forward thinking, and they're advocating, and they're on my side," Lucius said.
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However, London is still a financial technology capital – all the financial institutions operate here, and it is a vast market regulated by forward-thinking, business-friendly bodies.
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The Find X is Oppo's most memorable device, its most aggressively forward-thinking product, and the latest poster child for the speed at which Chinese companies innovate.
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White men and women are commended as forward-thinking for borrowing from other cultures, and non-white men and women are seen as silly or a curiosity.
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Amazon's new headquarters was designed to project a forward-thinking company eager to help employees be more productive, creative and happy by providing a connection to nature.
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In fact, in recent years these organizations have proved forward thinking with respect to interactive media, and awarded grants to a wide range of game-related projects.
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On Sunday, Aquarius season kicks off at 4:00 AM as the sun enters the forward-thinking sign—a great energy to have for Monday's dramatic eclipse.
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Messenger previously worked as a battleground state field director for Obama for America in 2008, widely recognized as the most forward-thinking, community-focused campaign in history.
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It's a forward-thinking move on Acer's part to install the port here because it offers faster data transfers and is gaining higher adoption throughout the market.
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But for now, it's hard to say whether 3D body scanning will boost forward-thinking retailers, or if it will create a new group of dissatisfied consumers.
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These forward-thinking starts-ups have identified unexploited niches in the marketplace that have the potential to become billion-dollar businesses, and they rushed to fill them.
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The project is the latest regulatory victory for Prime Air, the online retailer's ambitious program designed to bring cheaper and more forward-thinking delivery logistics in-house.
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Partnerships between forward-thinking leaders and organizations are pivotal to developing and implementing the innovative solutions that will support and sustain HBCUs today and in the future.
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That's why forward-thinking conservatives have been building leadership on this issue by supporting legislation and forming working groups and caucuses focused on addressing a changing climate.
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We must be forward thinking and work to ensure that future generations will have the opportunity to enjoy the next one hundred years of our nation's parks.
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I told Steph how great it is that they're being forward-thinking about consent, but she suggested it's more likely a callback to Fifty Shades of Grey.
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Even supposedly forward-thinking college students struggle with the concept of political correctness, seeing respecting the humanity of others as infringing on their rights to free speech.
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In addition to running Tesla, he's the founder of SpaceX, and many consider him to be one of the most forward-thinking tech figures of our time.
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What's hard for many to accept about Ed Sheeran is that he's a reasonably forward-thinking pop savant in the shape of an older-crowd-pleasing performer.
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"There will be an increasing bifurcation between those that are forward-thinking about these shifts in the marketplace and those who might be left behind," Garber said.
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Bauer fired away on Twitter, suggesting that the Astros — who are among baseball's most forward thinking franchises — might be doing a little more than just crunching numbers.
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Grimes and Musk compliment the attributes that drove Kimye&aposs success, but with a forward-thinking aesthetic that may summon a brighter spotlight in the new decade.
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Don't two forward-thinking alien-obsessed futurists like Grimes and Elon Musk deserve to give their baby a more unique and special name, like William or Amelia?
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"Forward-thinking workplace perks, such as personalized, employer-driven financial wellness offerings will help workers manage their pay, savings and improve their financial well-being," Politi says.
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We must be forward thinking in our approach to connectivity, because our future prosperity and economic competitiveness in an increasingly digital and globalized world depend on it.
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Beyoncé, a meticulous and forward-thinking icon, never strayed far from our thoughts in 2016 — which, given her carefully crafted image, is exactly how she wanted it.
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It just strikes me that China's been a little bit more forward thinking and taking less ... KS: They only have a science adviser at the White House.
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That said, Claude Puel has been hailed as a forward-thinking and progressive coach, and proved himself to be an overachiever in his previous job with Nice.
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Madeline Schiebel, 513, a former fund-raiser for Planned Parenthood who works at the gym, said most of her friends — "open, forward-thinking people" — were backing Mr. Sanders.
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Over the years a load of forward-thinking and generally great musicians have taken to the Tiny Desk to parlay their songs into intimate yet expansive musical voyages.
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Gifting the book brings everything full circle — it's both nostalgic and forward-thinking, which is probably the mix of emotions most high school graduates are feeling right now.
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That view has shifted among forward-thinking media firms, who appreciate that the best news readers bring a ready-made audience for new exposure and potential advertising money.
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"I don't think the video game industry was forward-thinking in its early days, in terms of the long-term lifespan of some of these things," says Taber.
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This was a crowd of the most forward-thinking architects working at the time, the inventors of the skyscraper, modernists who were advocating the use of local materials.
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"In some markets it's very complicated and you need special lawyers," Bolt's Villig said, adding that Estonia — where Bolt is based — is more forward-thinking in this regard.
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To work with such a forward-thinking company that is excited about Amper and truly sees the value of using AI in content creation was an easy decision.
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"I have found the FDA has been very forward thinking to get out in front of this and not wait for proof of harm before acting," he said.
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It's not a pretty picture, and as much as there's celebration about forward movement and forward thinking, about getting money to Black women, very little is really happening.
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Much like the way Intel capped its CES keynote with a flying taxi demo, I think Mercedes-Benz wants to be seen as a forward-thinking, cool company.
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This new one's a collaboration with the forward-thinking producer Judge—whose high drama beats are rendered in hyperreal neon—showcasing their preternatural knack for effortless pop immediacy.
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But at this year's South by Southwest, one of the most exciting and forward-thinking pieces of immersive work wasn't there to promote a movie or TV show.
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In "cosmopolis"—Ash's forward-thinking name for our current interconnected world—difference is the grist for advantageous hybridity and funny jokes, as long as we're liberal about it.
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MSD's UK and Ireland managing director Louise Houson said the company was working in collaboration with the UK government to build on its "forward thinking and ambitious" strategy.
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Apple's forward thinking plans have always included a manner of planned obsolescence built in, while Samsung's philosophy revolves around an everything-and-the-kitchen-sink approach to hardware.
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You can also help women succeed with your wallet: We've put together a list of innovative, forward-thinking woman-owned brands you can support today and every day.
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She is complex in a moment when even the best women characters can sometimes come off as flat, which makes the new series feel refreshing and forward-thinking.
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The futuristic underground garden may, on the surface, seem like the kind of forward-thinking urban innovation that could serve as a template for cities around the world.
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For example, the Obama administration encouraged forward-thinking state leaders, landowners and conservationists to work together to conserve the greater sage grouse, lesser prairie chicken and gopher tortoise.
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It includes interviews with dozens of forward-thinking academics on every aspect of urban planning, from self-driving cars to garbage delivery, according to two of those people.
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The challenges that our world will face in the coming years will require bright, forward-thinking young people with a knowledge of science and technology to overcome them.
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Once the domain of the geeky or forward-thinking business owner, having your own website is now seen as an exciting and realistic prospect for many of us.
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They observe the world, realize potential and fund and build engines of change — and forward-thinking, optimistic entrepreneurs and investors are starting to do this with government technology.
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Even tech companies, which are lauded for their forward-thinking family-friendly policies, sometimes offer different benefits to white-collar and blue-collar workers within the same organization.
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Le Baratin's food gives diners a romantic, even hopeful vision of Paris: one that's open-minded, inclusive and as respectful of the past as it is forward-thinking.
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Our hot-selling franchises of today can never be so forward-thinking or challenging in their content as to seriously challenge and potentially alienate their consumer base either.
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Their vision is unmistakably forward-thinking, with each new collection functioning a bit like a software upgrade in which the approach is refined and new features are added.
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Death wasn't; they were too heady, too forward-thinking, too much a product of a bygone era, or at the very least of an unfamiliar, more urban scene.
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So to celebrate the return of England's National Band, we gathered writers from across VICE Media to get their immediate reactions to Thom Yorke's latest forward-thinking croon.
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But in general there is definitely an upside to being a worrier—"especially if it leads you to be forward-thinking and to take protective action," he adds.
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Like many architects, he spent much of his early career designing private homes for members of the capital's intellectual class: forward-thinking and aesthetically ambitious but rarely rich.
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Grimes and Musk have the same forward-thinking attributes that elevated Kimye in the 2010s, as long as their relationship lastsThere are strong similarities between the two couples.
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If a brand becomes known for its cool, sleek, fun, and forward-thinking products, its headquarters is all but expected to be a reflection of that innovative reputation.
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John Huber, a managing partner and the portfolio manager at Saber Capital Management, learned the art of investing through a combination of historical anecdotes and forward-thinking commentary.
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The solution, of course, is not to stop the march of progress but to prepare for it with forward thinking investments in education, human capital and public policy.
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For that very reason, strategist Tom Lee of Fundstrat recommends buying these "pariah" stocks, predicting that the Trump administration's business-forward thinking is good news for the sector.
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But Mr. Bailey and his colleagues have done their part to retain some of Nashville's history, in an adaptive reuse project that makes preservation seem forward-thinking indeed.
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Continued funding for the SRP program will carry on forward-thinking strategies by launching new companies, supporting job training programs and funding graduate-level education across the country.
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"As much as CVS is forward thinking and innovative in health, it is an extraordinarily unimaginative and backward-looking retailer," said Neil Saunders, managing director of GlobalData Retail.
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Unlike his forward-thinking contemporary Henrik Ibsen, the thrice-married Strindberg took an exceedingly dim view of the opposite sex — and you can see it in his work.
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Mr. Museveni's response to AIDS was also forward-thinking; when other presidents were denying their countries even had it, he pioneered "ABC prevention" — Abstain/Be Faithful/Use Condoms.
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It wouldn't have saved Windows Phone, but it would have been a testament to the forward-thinking design that often goes overlooked when talking about Microsoft's failed mobile efforts.
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It needed to be as forward thinking as the Samsung Galaxy S8 and Apple iPhone X. Those devices set trends, and the Pixel 2 needed to do the same.
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A handful of forward-thinking legacy publications — the New York Times and the Washington Post, for example — have begun to find their feet in the tough new digital landscape.
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It's not that red and blue are one America; it's that the diverse and forward-thinking America is the best and truest America: Our brand of democracy is hard.
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But again, this underscores the importance of the research and due diligence prior to purchase and requires you to be more-forward thinking about expenses like maintenance and repairs.
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Our daily collections were bought and retailed by Lane Crawford, Asia's leading luxury department store and also Barneys in New York which is really a very forward-thinking retailer.
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The new formulas are different from the ones we used in middle school, and more and more makeup artists are playing with the glistening texture in forward-thinking ways.
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The Miss Universe Organization has not replied to our questions about the ratings, but it's easy to wonder if they worry if the forward-thinking gamble has paid off.
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We have suggested before that perhaps a forward-thinking leader such as Hamilton would be the first to offer to share the front of his bill with a woman.
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The technical ability underlying J Dilla's approach, he argued, ranked him in the same class: an artist who figured as one of the forward-thinking innovators of his time.
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"I think there's still so much to vet out and so much technology that's going to move forward, but we're a very forward thinking city," said Mayor Jeffrey Cooper.
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In the midst of all this, the labels have been making some forward-thinking decisions that impact access to gray area material (unlicensed remixes, bootlegs, full DJ mixes, etc.).
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Some forward-thinking instructors are even using 3D printers to print their own customized HMDs with their technology students, a solution that dovetails with the popular maker-trend philosophy.
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Last year, a London-based NGO called Forward Thinking managed against the odds to arrange a meeting in Belfast between members of Israel's ruling Likud party and Sinn Fein.
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Given its diminutive size and forward-thinking ethos, Starling has much more liberty to experiment than traditional banks, hence its choice to flip the orientation of its bank card.
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With production that finds the middle ground between dynamic, forward-thinking percussion and the sample-backed rap of the '210s, 10K Hours is the rare throwback that feels contemporary.
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He considers The WIZRD his "close out chapter," named after his forward-thinking alter ego, but there is no glimpse of a new Future tucked between its lengthy tracklist.
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Triplebyte's initial partners in NYC include Bridgewater and Jane Street, two finance companies that are forward-thinking in the way they are looking to staff up their tech teams.
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Back in 2011, HBO did something very bold and forward-thinking for an old-media company: It accepted that on-demand streaming was the future and embraced it completely.
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The shift sheds more light on where Williams, who cofounded Twitter and is generally regarded as a forward-thinking entrepreneur when it comes to internet publishing, is taking Medium.
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She hails the groups as "two innovative, forward-thinking organizations that have made it a priority to promote entrepreneurship and educational opportunities for women and girls in underserved communities."
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And forward-thinking farmers like those at Finca Takesi are still taking varietal experimentation seriously, recently planting Java and Catuai to study how they adapt to the unique microclimate.
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It's time to think about how the decisions we make – like buying sustainable food or choosing forward-thinking leaders – can have a positive impact on our current food system.
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And I think not only is it clearly groundbreaking and forward thinking, because I think genre matters less now than it ever did, but beyond that it's more authentic.
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Back in February, the livestreaming magnates over at Boiler Room teamed up with our favorite forward-thinking DJ collective Discwoman to celebrate Black History Month in Brooklyn's Good Room.
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While we may view modern Canada as a forward-thinking, progressive nation, we can't forget our past: The state orchestrated a culture of stigma and fear around LGBTQ2 communities.
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Today, if that kid rang my doorbell, I'd have to give him double candy, an approving nod, and a pat on the back for being so forward-thinking. Definitely.
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Back in the green room after the show, I asked GoldLink whether he thinks that he's helped usher in a new generation of forward-thinking rappers in the area.
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We have taken their concerns to heart and come to the same conclusion: Republicans must articulate a forward-thinking platform that prioritizes household issues and strengthens our suburban communities.
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We work directly with forward-thinking landlords who know that online is where businesses are looking for space, and they want to be out there in front of businesses.
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Some forward-thinking firms like General Motors, Google and Intel encourage employees to practice meditation, and some even have rooms and facilities on their campuses dedicated for this purpose.
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Combining forward-thinking accessibility initiatives with its engineering prowess and ubiquity could help Facebook excel beyond YouTube, Snapchat, Twitter and other competitors that also see video as the future.
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Mercury enters forward-thinking Aquarius at 12:50 AM on Thursday, helping us break out of stuffy patterns of thought as we gravitate towards more unconventional and funny ideas.
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I'm the wrong person to go into all the changes since then — the many forward-thinking features added, the sale in 2008 to what would later become the Mail.
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Jones said it himself in an interview with Vulture last fall: "Netflix and Marvel are two of the most forward-thinking entertainment distributors out at the moment," he said.
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At the Bund, a Shanghai-meets-Sichuan restaurant that opened on Queens Boulevard in late 2016, the chef Yan Jun is also experimenting with forward-thinking, cross-province cuisine.
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In fact, solutions are the focus — to try to bring some clarity and forward thinking to what has been a challenging landscape across the United States and the world.
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On March 22, LA is expected to sign into law a forward-thinking set of health and safety requirements for events of 10,000 or more attendees on county property.
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While gendering any ability or trait can make people uncomfortable in these forward-thinking times, which sex seems better equipped to help families nurture and protect their nest egg?
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"Continuing the pioneering design of 30 St Mary Axe, the Tulip is in the spirit of London as a progressive, forward-thinking city," Mr. Foster said in a statement.
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Local figures like Jared Gold and his Wild Planet party booked legends like Doc Martin and San Francisco's Wicked Crew, and Walker quickly gravitated to that forward-thinking vibe.
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Clear. In a forward-thinking touch at a time when fashion is often looking back, designers have turned to PVC and Lucite to give classic shapes a fresh spin.
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That's why some of the country's more forward-thinking distillers are looking toward regionalization, creating new subspecies like Pacific Northwest single malts or mesquite-smoked whiskey in the Southwest.
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Forward-thinking companies are already doing the right thing for women by voluntarily disclosing the ingredients used in their products, but we need complete, universal and full ingredient transparency.
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"I'm not one to say the DNC is pitching a perfect game but they have been really forward thinking about misinformation," said one top adviser to a presidential candidate.
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At CTA, we support these kinds of forward-thinking initiatives including helping implement a digital hands-on course called CES Future Innovators together with the education technology company EVERFI.
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The health of our startup ecosystem depends on the U.S. and EU setting forward-thinking, innovation-friendly policies that allow entrepreneurs to innovate, reach new audiences, and create jobs.
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Rather, the U.S. must develop a strategic, forward-thinking vision that includes a viable public-private partnership for advancing the state of nuclear science, engineering and technology in America.
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The film, and Finney's work in it, brilliantly capture the trickiness of masculinity in its era, in which forward-thinking sensitivity and cave man machismo seemed in constant conflict.
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But Ms. Scholten, who is married with two teenage daughters, found the red tape involved in getting the permits for her new home too onerous, even in forward-thinking Rotterdam.
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" She goes on to say that this view, while understandable, erases those of us still suffering: "Such forward thinking, however, cannot address structural inequalities or the real complexities of desire.
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She developed her forward-thinking tech heavy retail concept, complete with touchscreen dressing-room mirrors in February, an investment that is Aflalo's way of saying traditional retail isn't going anywhere.
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That one came out at the same time as the Galaxy S8 and S8+, but apparently Samsung wasn't forward-thinking enough to be sure it'd work with the next Note.
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Because Spielberg's group clearly understood that while forward-thinking visual design is important for longevity, nailing how a society may actually evolve is essential for creating a truly prescient story.
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"Our team looks forward to working with Digg as we continue on our journey as a forward-thinking and innovative media company," said Bob Dickey, president and CEO of Gannett.
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When it comes time to dig beneath the surface, what you'll find isn't all bad, but it isn't much more forward-thinking than the churches our parents grew up in.
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In 2015, the European Union proposed risk-based rules for flying drones, which Amazon, perhaps the most famous company hoping to pioneer drone delivery, praised as flexible and forward thinking.
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"We have formed a new leadership team with a forward-thinking structure to adapt to the 'new NBA' that requires every possible strategic advantage to compete and win," Leonsis said.
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By the end of her life, she had filed more patents than any other African-American woman in history, including a forward-thinking patent for a belt for sanitary napkins.
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After the changes brought on by Capricorn season, you can finally catch a break and start focusing on your future as the sun enters forward-thinking Aquarius on Sunday morning.
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Elon Musk, one of the most forward-thinking entrepreneurs of our generation, who is planning a world for the generations to come, is fearful of AI. And he's not alone.
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Be informed and be forward-thinking Andreessen "is one of the best people in Silicon Valley in terms of articulating a vision of where the world is going," says Bianchini.
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Then we take a look at sexual harassment in nightclubs, with a focus on the forward-thinking New York venues who are dedicated to making safer, consent-focused party spaces.
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Paired with a dense cocktail of conspicuous Eastern European imagery, hardvapour juggles these once-futurist sounds to point to the rapidity with which the "new" and "forward-thinking" becomes obsolete.
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Consistent with America's lack of political will to embrace renewables, Trump would rather champion a few jobs for short-term political gain than make meaningful investments in forward-thinking infrastructure.
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Tronc has sold itself as a forward-thinking publisher, even though its efforts at digital transformation are generally similar to those taking place at McClatchy and Gannett, its larger competitors.
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"It was a wake-up call for us that we have to be forward-thinking and innovative," Ms. Mass said in an interview from the company's offices in New York.
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And I should go back and say, I know a lot of church-going people in my town and all over the place that are beautiful, progressive, forward-thinking, inclusive.
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That forward-thinking tech-house album you made in 216 never really caught on like you thought it would, and you're feeling old, sexually frustrated, and out of the loop.
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It's become a way to describe punk and hardcore music that has a forward-thinking approach, one that sees the style as an open space where anything could be possible.
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Most importantly, we're looking for an energetic, motivated editor/journalist who is committed to doing the forward-thinking reporting Motherboard is known for while still having fun and being weird.
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Entry to the EarthX Expo is free and includes activities ranging from live music performances to yoga and a showcase on forward-thinking solutions like tiny houses and electric cars.
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"I wanted to do something responsible, sustainable and forward-thinking," she said, to celebrate the line known for collaborations with design leaders like Karl Lagerfeld, Zaha Hadid and Christopher Kane.
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Forward-thinking wine authorities embrace this diversity as a kaleidoscope of cultural expression, but some, like the powerful (but now largely retired) wine critic Robert M. Parker Jr., pushed back.
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All along, Iza's faultlessness — the very goodness and resolute forward thinking that make her as cold and admirable as a saint — is what leads to her sad and lonely end.
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Even the symbols held up as signs of the country's forward thinking, like speedy internet and eye-popping creative mobile apps, come in part from the support of the government.
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"With an eye towards producing refined, elevated, thought provoking content across all genres; TeaTime is a forward thinking and collaborative creative haven for like minded artists," Johnson wrote on Instagram.
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Whether or not the combination of traditional symbol and forward-thinking books was intentional, it indicated to me what Luminary sets out to do: To embrace all that women are.
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"Policing the Black Man," edited by the activist and law professor Angela J. Davis, brings together 11 essays from scholars and criminal justice practitioners who offer forward-thinking policy suggestions.
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She passionately reminded people that we need to be forward thinking in our goals and this nation's actions in the impeachment proceedings isn't just about citizens witnessing it first hand.
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The effort led to the publication of articles describing him as a selfless and forward-thinking philanthropist with an interest in science on websites like Forbes, National Review and HuffPost.
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The effort led to the publication of articles describing him as a selfless and forward-thinking philanthropist with an interest in science on websites like Forbes, National Review and HuffPost.
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"If we want to save lives, reduce criminalization, and end racial disparities, we need comprehensive, innovative, and forward-thinking approaches like safer consumption spaces," she said in a statement Wednesday.
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They made his first two albums beacons of forward-thinking soul, buffeting a still soft-at-the-edges Timberlake with a strong conceptual framework he could claim as his own.
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Over in Germany, and specifically Berlin, the picture looks markedly different, with Berghain recently being given the same status as museums and galleries by some unarguably forward thinking local authorities.
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It may be impossible to fully repay them, but giving them the most forward-thinking treatment is a good start, and one day it's likely that we'll all get the benefit.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty)Apple usually announces more than a few welcome and forward-thinking improvements to its software and hardware at WWDC, and this year's developers conference is no different.
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"I am so proud that our new programming continues to push girls to be forward-thinking and equips them with the skills they need to make the world a better place."
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While Habitat has gotten attention for its forward-thinking, a physical retail store will require significant capital and it is likely, in its early days, to only increase the burn rate.
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Israel has fostered an especially robust support system for tech startups like Illusive, creating a Silicon Valley-esque tech hub with forward thinking companies leading the charge in the security sphere.
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Every forward thinking enterprise in every country is looking for the best people from anywhere around the world to fill cutting edge jobs, so that those businesses can seize economic leadership.
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Mississippi's not full of backwards people, but it's hard for the forward-thinking people to do anything because it's run by men whose policies are dictated by old, fascist, religious ideologies.
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Roanoke, Virginia, a Blue Ridge town outside the coalfields, historically relied on the coal-related railroad industry but in recent years rebranded itself as a forward-thinking outdoor and beer town.
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With the advent of services like CarPlay and Android Auto and forward-thinking automakers like Tesla entering the industry, the pressure to add more technology to cars has never been higher.
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"From clothing to footwear to technology, forward-thinking companies are enacting a less binary vision of how we shop, dress, and live — in response to an emerging consumer need," NPD wrote.
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While many of the newer chains focus on catering to forward-thinking millennials, one chain is defying the demographic buzz, focusing on the tradition of celebrating family and embracing the community.
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But for all of Prince's forward-thinking—his embrace of new recording technologies being as important as his music—there's one anachronistic thing about Prince: He was the last guitar hero.
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"I think the site has the chance to move the needle about which companies are being responsive and forward-thinking when it comes to women and which ones aren't," she says.
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Imagine that: A national contest where the candidates competed for who had the best, forward thinking solutions to solve a big problem that impacts millions of Americans, especially people of color.
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He wasn't surprised, however, when the producer started sending him beat CDs that sounded nothing like the ominous grit of 36 Chambers or even the forward-thinking bounce of Bobby Digital.
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In the current situation in Puerto Rico this forward-thinking strategy would eliminate the logistical nightmare of moving equipment in only after ports and runways have been repaired and made functional.
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Proud of all the Americans who showed up to vote yesterday, electing a set of hopeful, forward-thinking leaders primed to protect Medicaid, draw fair voting maps, and reduce gun violence.
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" He's part of the moderate New Democrat Coalition in the House, which describes itself as "forward-thinking Democrats who are committed to pro-economic growth, pro-innovation, and fiscally responsible policies.
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If occult doom as a genre is going to progress, or evolve, it's going to need to start embracing this kind of forward-thinking experimentation, and Messa are leading the way.
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With India and China both under fire for their profligate use of coal, Bangladesh has an opportunity to act as one of the region's more forward-thinking nations on energy planning.
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"What it comes back to at the end of the day is that Infiniti as a brand is really focused on human daring, and especially that forward-thinking element," Lester said.
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And thus began a new collaboration, the latest in a long line for Cappellini, who has supported young talent since he joined his family's forward-thinking Milan-based brand in 1979.
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At similar sets in recent months, Mr. Hebden has skillfully blended vintage soul and disco selections (and much more) with the forward-thinking electronic music that he is best known for.
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To ensure as many people as possible benefit from well-connected infrastructure, it's on Congress to do its part by advancing forward-thinking policies and supporting the next generation of projects.
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Although they are just as historical as a Baroque cathedral, their particular ugliness exposes them as acts of premature anticipation rather than forward-thinking triumphs of the ideologies that birthed them.
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Yet as President Trump comes up on 100 days in power, key positions remain unfilled throughout his administration, thus making it difficult for the kind of forward thinking Pope talked about.
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Their male superiors — shrewd, but nowhere near as forward-thinking as their younger, female subordinates — dismiss their pushback or even just basic questioning by almost literally patting them on the head.
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Our thought bubble: This is a necessary and forward-thinking step for Google, but it will take ad buyers some time to integrate the technology into their TV and digital buying habits.
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"We're not being forward thinking about how do we also alter our social and political relationships as we think about economic transitions away from industries we thought were injustice-making," he says.
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Calling it the "most forward-thinking Chuck Taylor in over one hundred years," the new Chuck II will not only be more comfortable, it will be completely made of reflective print canvas.
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With a global headcount exceeding 13,000 colleagues, Bosch describes its team as forward-thinking and offers opportunities to people on all age levels, from school and university students, to more professional roles.
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These forward-thinking start-ups have not only identified unexploited niches in the market that have the potential to become billion-dollar businesses, a majority of them already are billion-dollar businesses.
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"The Nordstrom shopper embodies a lifestyle that parallels that of many Tesla owners — people who are forward-thinking, savvy, and curious to explore the latest and best trends," a Tesla spokeswoman said.
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Though Doppler Labs' forward-thinking vision of a world where everyone has a computer in their ears may one day come to fruition, it will be another company's challenge to take on.
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The promise of dance music that I felt in the early 90s, which was to make electronic music that was forward-thinking and futuristic, doesn't exist in dance music as much anymore.
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Unfortunately, even with a phone so forward-thinking, in a market where basic smartphones are pulling out all the stops with slow-motion, time lapse, and cinemagraphs, the camera is left behind.
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But change is coming: last month, a group of forward-thinking innovators gathered at the first 'Wellness-as-a-Service' event named HyperWellBeing at the iconic Computer History Museum in Mountain View.
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That's because the forward-thinking chain is offering randomly selected patrons in Ann Arbor the chance to take part in its first ever American trial run of self-driving pizza delivery cars.
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But it's heartening to see that the most forward-thinking leadership is already happening at the city level, where autonomous vehicles make the most sense—and will likely have the greatest impact.
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Mr Luce is the most prominent example of a growing group of forward-thinking Texans who are quietly concerned about whether the Lone Star State will be able to maintain its edge.
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In the latest installment, Chef Sujan Sarkar, chef-owner of Baar Baar and champion of forward-thinking, modern Indian cuisine, joins us to show us how a true master does duck korma.
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Here's a fact: since their formation in 2007, Bristol based label Black Acre have been committed to releasing forward thinking bass music that's happy to flit between worlds, always refusing simple categorization.
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"It was very forward thinking of them to offer it," said Im, an assistant professor of medicine in the division of hematology/oncology at the UPMC Hillman Cancer Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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The city is known as "Crypto Valley" because of the numerous blockchain companies that have moved there to capitalize on Zug's openness to blockchain experiments and its forward-thinking approach to regulation.
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The trio have come together to conduct a kind of experiment into the limitations—and advantages—that come from using a traditional club space as a site for forward thinking electronic music.
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"The Singapore government is one of the most advanced and forward-thinking governments," he said, adding Japan's size limited the government's ability to swiftly introduce policies that are more supportive of innovators.
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Alas, even in our forward-thinking age, women often can wear men's clothing without turning any heads, but men still cannot wear women's clothing without drawing laughter and derision from many corners.
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As Congress delivers on the promise of delivering relief from the collapsing Affordable Care Act (ACA), we must be forward thinking and avoid re-purposing yesterday's failed policies to solve today's problems.
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The aim of Bertaud's ballet and Rousteing's designs is to reach a new generation, and open up the traditional world of dance and the forward-thinking clothes of Balmain to new audiences.
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There is no viable touring circuit in the region for non-traditional musicians, so all artists, no matter how popular or forward thinking they are, must please or impress the foreign bookers.
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Recent legislation, including the President's Cybersecurity National Action Plan and the MOVE IT Act are helping to address this issue, but the federal sector needs to adopt a more forward-thinking mindset.
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After tax preparation giant H&R Block reported a stronger-than-expected quarter, its outgoing president and CEO, Bill Cobb, said the company prides itself on its forward-thinking, client-friendly orientation.
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In our search for a higher and more sustainable standard of living, accessible education, and a healthier, more forward-thinking economy, it is essential that career and technical education becomes a priority.
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The discussion regarding mental health is continuing to expand – both with surveys like this one and the prominence of positive, forward-thinking editorial pieces published everywhere from The Fader to the Guardian.
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Horizons has been backing the company since its earliest stealth days, as it's grown into an independent lab aimed at developing forward thinking smartphone tech in a way that's agnostic of manufacturers.
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It warmed my heart to see Baroness named on that list, both personally (they're some of the most wonderful humans in the world) and as a fan of forward-thinking heavy music.
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Ultimately, members of the forward-thinking group were over two times more likely to say they contribute at least 15% of their income to a workplace retirement plan already, the survey found.
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Surely in the progressive, forward-thinking bastion of Logan Circle, people would think that a man taking adequate care of a baby was no more remarkable than a woman doing the same.
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Today, in anticipation of Earth Month, Madewell has announced four new sustainable initiatives, each of which will help to solidify its role as one of the industry's most forward-thinking denim brands.
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Forward-thinking companies can also future-proof their business from the inside, like the hundreds of companies that have already committed to reducing their carbon emissions and shifting to 100% renewable energy.
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If you find you aren't, there is room to have conversations about what types of relationships you aspire to have as the sun gently harmonizes with optimistic Jupiter, encouraging forward-thinking conversations.
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After three hours of overtalking, arguing, some really positive and forward-thinking ideas, and whatever Tulsi Gabbard was trying to do, the final question of Tuesday night's Democratic debate was about... Ellen.
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If her reputation had been one of a forward-thinking visionary with the heart of a creative, she also became known as someone who could and would make the toughest of decisions.
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Later this month, the inaugural London offshoot of Afropunk Fest—the forward-thinking musical event, held annually in Brooklyn, that explores race, identity, and visual art in black counterculture—will take place.
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The product, officially called Descript Podcast Studio, features a lot of the forward-thinking approaches to audio editing the company, created by Groupon founder and former CEO Andrew Mason, was founded on.
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Just as curatorial choices shouldn't be beholden to popular tastes but directed toward education and illumination, so too should we expect cultural gatekeepers to be similarly forward thinking in their operational duties.
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The label's latest release, Conspiración Progresso, is a 6-track compilation showcasing the forward-thinking styles of Berlin's Janus crew and was curated by Jim C. Nedd of Progresso, a Milan club night.
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Likewise, Rindom says that forward thinking companies are also recognising that bestowing more trust with employees and less pain-points with regards to expense reimbursement is also a potential recruiting and retention tool.
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Elsewhere around the world, such forward-thinking leaders as Enrique Peñalosa, the recently re-elected mayor of Bogotá, Colombia, are betting on public transit, rather than private cars, to keep their cities moving.
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Since its inception in 2013, Boxed has become the label for anyone with even the remotest interest in forward-thinking instrumental grime that straddles the divide between being club-friendly and fiercely experimental.
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While she's always been a well-dressed staple of the talk show circuit, off-air, she's now taking even bolder risks, opting for more vibrant colors and forward-thinking silhouettes in her wardrobe.
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It's undeniable that the company is working on fascinating technology, and is collaborating with some of the most forward-thinking minds in the world when it comes to entertainment, gaming, and extended reality.
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Banana Republic's sales figures may have been rocky for some time, but the retailer is truly stepping up its game when it comes to forward-thinking garments, breaking from its sensible-staple mold.
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Nearly 20 years into its lifespan and growing faster than ever, Roadburn's springtime gathering boasts the most daring and forward-thinking lineups in the greater spectrum of rock music and general art curation.
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Several forward-thinking architects, firms, and collectives envision a movement towards a data centre redesign, inside and out, that will make these facilities more eye-catching, eco-friendly, and adaptive to their communities.
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A number of more forward-thinking venture capitalists, such as Fred Wilson at Union Square Ventures and Tim Draper at Draper Fisher Jurvetson, have been some of the most vocal believers in ICOs.
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Thankfully, it's possible to back away from the big box stores in favor of independent designers and forward-thinking furniture companies that will help ensure your residence is as unique as you are.
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These forward-thinking companies, with much influence in Congress themselves, offer hope that perhaps the federal government will get it right and allow clean meat producers to compete without unwarranted and burdensome regulations.
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Then, after tax preparation giant H&R Block reported a stronger-than-expected quarter, its outgoing president and CEO, Bill Cobb, said the company prides itself on its forward-thinking, client-friendly orientation.
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The questions came on the heels of an example he presented during his preamble, where he claimed the forward-thinking application of AI had boosted profits at Royal Dutch Shell by $7 billion.
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They had discussed other locations, including the Cloisters in Fort Tryon Park, before Sheena Wagstaff, the museum's forward-thinking chairwoman of Modern and contemporary art, enthusiastically welcomed the project to the Met Breuer.
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Thanks to forward-thinking innovative science conducted by private industry, technology developers, academia, and the government, as well as funding from the federal government and animal protection organizations, this isn't just wishful thinking.
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They see Silicon Valley as a model of enlightenment and forward thinking, even though this "new" way of working is actually the oldest game in the world: the exploitation of labor by capital.
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Any U.S. elected official who claims to have an evidence-based, forward-thinking public health and criminal justice reform agenda has no good scientific, ethical or political reason not to support drug decriminalization.
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We looked back at 12 moments when designers were more than simply fashion-forward but also truly forward-thinking regarding what a garment can do (not merely how gorgeous a piece can look).
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Taking into account these barriers, forward-thinking designers and architects are choosing to build transition spaces—facilities that can accommodate cars today, then be easily reconfigured as the demand for parking eventually diminishes.
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Couples are swapping dated wedding traditions for more forward-thinking options: beachfront celebrations for church ceremonies, web-ordained co-workers for religious leaders, and off-the-rack dresses instead of grandma's heirloom gown.
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Forward-thinking chief executives who care about sales and the world our children inherit will, at the very least, stick with the current regulations and aim for 54 miles per gallon by 2025.
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Along the way, Ms. Hidalgo, who is up for re-election next year, has won supporters for her forward thinking, and earned thousands of enemies for the inevitable disruption her plans have created.
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"When we started this recruitment effort to get lifters, it was always a forward-thinking idea," said John Perrone, 203, a feast organizer and one of eight "lieutenants" presiding over this year's lift.
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Sacha Sadan, director of corporate governance at Legal and General Investment Management - the fifth biggest shareholder in BHP's London listing with 2.48 percent - said he welcomed the announcement of "a forward-thinking chairman".
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History and politics aside, DC is a must-visit as a "cosmopolitan crossroads" with a growing number of "forward-thinking" restaurants, says Zach Montague, who works for the New York Times' Washington bureau.
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Christine Tan, CNBC's award-winning anchor and host of Managing Asia, will speak to the guests whose forward-thinking start-ups have successfully changed the way traditional industries offer services to the community.
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Elsewhere, it is one of the most forward-thinking businesses in terms of gender equality, with women making up almost 58 percent of the workforce, and 44 percent at manager level and above.
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Styles Q. and A. "Nobody cares how good you used to be," said Paul Smith, the forward-thinking septuagenarian whose quirkily detailed tailoring has made him a perennial standard-bearer for English design.
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That culture is both ancient and forward-thinking: In the late 19th century, women in the Cherokee Nation have more rights than women in the States, but those rights only extend so far.
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Its list of collaborators reads like a who's who of today's most forward-thinking producers—Chino Amobi, Lao, IMAABS, Kastle, and Endgame, among others—and it's bursting at the seams with moving parts.
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During his interview with AFP, Rodman called Kim a "21st century guy," describing him as boxed in by the autocratic system he inherited from his family and more forward-thinking than commonly believed.
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The whisky industry in Scotland is fantastic, but it's all about tradition and heritage without that kind of innovation or forward-thinking component in there, and that's why we got a bit tired.
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Also key was the work of a "forward-thinking DNA analyst from our crime lab who knew the value of preserving rape kits far longer than the law required at the time," Schubert said.
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She's made a name for herself for her forward-thinking hair colors that are as flattering as they are edgy — and she took on a challenge over the past few weeks exclusively for R29.
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The crisis forces William to question his avaricious ways, motivated in part by the lovely Commander Lin (Jing Tian), who leads a battalion of female soldiers in what's a surprisingly forward-thinking fighting force.
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The McLean, Virginia-based bank is known in the industry for being forward thinking on technology; it purchased tech consultancy Notch in January to accelerate its deployment of machine learning for its card customers.
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It's impossible to use Twitter for any length of time and not wonder what it might be like were it in the hands of a nimble, forward-thinking company with a functional product organization.
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On top of all that, Smith famously turned down the forward-thinking futurist classic The Matrix and wound up doing a different, vastly less iconic 1999 science fiction / action picture instead: Wild Wild West.
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Although this may not seem radical, within the context of the museum's history it proves a forward-thinking vision that is slowly becoming mainstream at an institution interested in becoming locally and globally relevant.
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So standing out as a premiere will be difficult, because insiders will assume what you've brought is a road show to get people hyped about VR in general or your forward-thinking programming attitude.
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Although, HQ has given Pribis and Carpenter "regular host" titles — the third regular host is Casey Jost — it's important to note that, despite the app's forward thinking nature, they are not the main host.
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Notions of nihilism, though, are tempered by a forward-thinking attitude toward millennial music and, most importantly, an essence that is "wholly informed by spirituality"—an idea Moore's realized has always imbued his music.
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Philadelphia's Horrendous—whose complex, cerebral take on death has always been reminiscent of Floridian bands like Death and Cynic—added jazzy basslines and a forward-thinking sense of melody to their new album, Idol.
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Rather than taking an early retirement, the forward-thinking mogul co-founded electric automaker Tesla motors and launched SpaceX — a rocket company Musk hopes will one day allow people to live on other planets.
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The forward-thinking promoters who do throw parties struggle with the same forces as those in other major cities: DIY spaces shutting down due to gentrification, bureaucratic red tape, and close-minded venue owners.
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Orchestrating a smear campaign against a law which as its sole purpose and directive — protects customers from the predatory practices of profit-driven financial institutions is simply not how forward-thinking policy is made.
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But another key element to the UFC's success is technological: its evolution from a generic fight promoter into one of the most agile and forward thinking digital media companies in the world of sports.
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Augmented reality may be the key to Facebook dominating the next decade of mobile, but Facebook is building something incredibly forward-thinking as it rethinks how people experience deeply human emotions in virtual reality.
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DORRANCE DANCE Before she was anointed a "genius" by the MacArthur Foundation, the forward-thinking tap dancer and choreographer Michelle Dorrance brought "The Blues Project" to the Joyce Theater for three sold-out nights.
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Boxing, if it was smart and forward-thinking, would recognize that it needs women (especially the Claressa Shieldses of the world) in order to compete with other combat sports that are dominating the market.
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As I have been working in both the jewelry and the fashion industries, I find it natural to want to align the creative process into a quality-made gold product with forward-thinking concepts.
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The German neuroscience professor is one of the most forward-thinking brain scientists in the world, and her lab has worked on a revolutionary 19893D model with detailed resolutions as small as 20 micrometers.
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Several forward-thinking local governments are powering on in spite of the statistics, wagering that if they build charging stations the new investments, lower emissions rates, and maybe even EV-driving tourists will follow.
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Nick Spanos, CEO of Zap and the founder of the Bitcoin Center NYC, told CNBC that he's "witnessing the birth of a new economy" where forward-thinking people are disrupting "outdated modes" of fundraising.
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With the regular season in full swing, having the game officials hold on to their penalty flags after the most blatant, dangerous blows to the head is hardly the suitable, forward-thinking next step.
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At a time when hardcore was reaching a fever pitch, Black Flag's growth was stunted, forced to rely on its old material at a time when fans were demanding something new and forward-thinking.
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But the massive success of that event — seen by more than 22015 million people through closed-circuit television, a record-breaking figure — officially solidified the company as a star-friendly, forward-thinking, moneymaking machine.
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Because of the reasonable cost of the education, my parents' forward-thinking approach and my decisions to work during the summer, I did not experience any financial hardships and I graduated without student debt.
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At a macro-level, it's time for forward-thinking about how to significantly improve quality of life for America's senior citizens, as the graying of America continues, with 85033,000 adults turning 65 every day.
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One of the inescapable conclusions of reading the study is just how old-fashioned the attitudes are in the fashion industry, which likes to consider itself forward-thinking when it comes to social issues.
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Ideally, a forward-thinking Russia with its recently gained regional political capital would even co-partner this project with the U.S. and other key nations — as occurred in the JCPOA — and not undermine it.
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Private companies in every sector must be forward-thinking, recognizing that in the long term it will serve them both financially and logistically to go beyond local code to prioritize resilience and reduce emissions.
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Still, they have been among the most forward-thinking executives in American industry, said Sebastian Thrun, the former head of Google's self-driving car project who now runs Mr. Page's flying-car start-up.
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These seemingly amorphous roles are all aimed at spreading Clemson's message in forward-thinking ways, using social media to connect with recruits from a distance while also monitoring their behavior for potential red flags.
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However, the Grammys lack of forward-thinking taste isn't just prevalent in the dance and electronic categories—even when the academy has had its finger on the pulse, that pulse has been arrhythmic at best.
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"Initially, when I started talking to studios about two years ago, there was a little bit of a pushback to fill the actual classes, but some people were forward thinking and into it," she said.
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"We continue to see Starbucks as one of the most compelling and forward thinking concepts with ample opportunity for growth despite its size," Peter Saleh, an analyst with BTIG, wrote in a research note Friday.
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It's happened dozens of times since, frustrating Watts and many other iPhone users who've been tripped up by a minor change rolled out last month by Apple, a company renowned for its forward-thinking design.
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There's an intriguing thread about Westinghouse's relationship with his forward-thinking wife Marguerite (a wonderful Katherine Waterston), although as with most of the subplots, The Current War doesn't take much time to dig into it.
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With a secluded Children's Village where little ones brought along by their forward-thinking parents took part in their own group exercises, it seemed even the kids at Envision were there to expand their consciousness.
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Click here to view original GIFApple had big plans for its Apple Watch before it launched last year but had to scrap many of its more forward-thinking features, including an electrocardiogram sensor or EKG.
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It's more like there's one dev shop is working with the chief innovation officer of one specific company that is much more forward thinking and they want to come up with a really early demo.
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"The good work of a forward-thinking minority masks that many top businesses are still only paying lip service to improving the representation of women on boards," said the head of the commission, Laura Carstensen.
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You can see evidence of this forward thinking in Circle's efforts to build a payment network that allows Venmo users to send value to Alipay users — exactly embracing interoperability, if not in an asset sense.
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In this way, Aquarians are also prone to gaffes because, consequences be damned, they will say emotionally insensitive of disarming things that align with whatever forward-thinking philosophy they're trying to shove down everyone's throat.
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Twitter wants to be the digital, forward-thinking equivalent of live television, and it's been scooping up select streaming rights from big sports organizations and TV networks over the last year to make the transformation.
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Meanwhile, the forward-thinking businessmen at the Cali Cartel are already imagining life without Escobar, nabbing "the Lion," his chief smuggler of drugs and cash from Miami, to consider transitioning over to the Cali organization.
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Their decision to overcome extreme, sometimes violent, opposition to this agreement is an act of courageous leadership which creates hope that other young, forward-thinking political leaders in the Balkans will have the same courage.
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Kaytranada's top-notch debut 99.9% is one of the better, more forward-thinking releases of the year, and he seemed more keen to lean on its dancier, Neptunes-y cuts for the Friday night crowd.
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In honor of International Women's Day on March 8, shopping app Spring gathered 33 of its female-led brands — including some of our favorite forward-thinking names in the biz — for a campaign called #SpringStories.
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More frequent employee surveys, rather than, say, the traditional annual review, are increasingly becoming a tool used by more forward-thinking and data-driven companies, such as the Googles, Amazons, and Facebooks of the world.
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"The world has this image of Singapore as a perfect, modern country with a high standard of living and forward-thinking policies," said Glen Goei, a film and theater director who helped start the petition.
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The United States as a forward-thinking partner in the region should help the Kurds focus on how to build up the institutions that would permit them to maintain their sovereignty within a federal Iraq.
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Donald Trump is president because a multiethnic, forward-thinking coalition twice elected a black man president and in so doing sent pulsing waves of fear down the spine of the traditional power structure in America.
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"I was so happy to see Walmart take the stance that it did and how just forward-thinking and responsible it was to take that stance and to stop selling guns," Crow told BuzzFeed News.
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Each year, the producer Joel Harrison convenes some of music's most forward-thinking guitarists for a celebration of all things six-string, spread out over several days with concerts and master classes around New York.
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On Thursday, April 28, the New York-based, all-female collective Haus of Spice will team up with forward-thinking bass label Loveless Records to host "Spice Ball" at the Ridgewood, Queens venue Trans-Pecos.
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Others, including Angelenos Candice and Sean, who met at her best friend's wedding the night before and decided to make the event their first date, found their relationship focus to be a bit more forward-thinking.
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The items in this list, all of which debuted this year, reside in that perfect little Goldilocks Zone of product design; not too cautious, but not too crazy, either, these designs get forward-thinking just right.
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Apple's issues in China are down to two major factors, experts and local consumers say: It got its pricing wrong, and it has failed to introduce features to excite consumers in a forward-thinking technology market.
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"It was actually the first wedding dress we ever did so it says a lot about how forward-thinking Princess Eugenie is to trust us with this very important task," Pilotto says in the audio guide.
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As much of the country is still reeling from Trump's widely criticized meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday, Common reveals that the former president and first lady are remaining forward-thinking during tumultuous times.
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"Paris is very forward-thinking on solving congestion issues and is one of the cities that's dealing with the most congestion and pollution," Bird Head of Europe, the Middle East and Africa Patrick Studener told TechCrunch.
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The forward-thinking companies that have put USB-C ports on their headphones this year — such as Master & Dynamic and, most recently, Bowers & Wilkins with the PX — have given me a glimpse into a better world.
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"It was actually the first wedding dress we ever did so it says a lot about how forward-thinking Princess Eugenie is to trust us with this very important task," Pilotto says in the audio guide.
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"I really wish we'd gotten in," says the 33-year-old producer and artist born Eric Adiele, the production arm of leftfield hip-hop group Ratking and a forward-thinking solo artist in his own right.
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As ever, this year's lineup was a roll call of forward-thinking African-American talent—ranging from Flying Lotus' brain-bending electronic compositions, to George Clinton's futuristic funk, to Kelela's interstellar R&B and back again.
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But the musicians on stage at Afropunk are always rivaled by its remarkably stylish and diverse crowd, who share the festival's position at the intersection of African-American culture, punk music, and forward-thinking social activism.
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Well, Zug has become known as "Crypto Valley" because of the numerous blockchain companies that have moved there to capitalize on the canton's forward-thinking approach to regulation and favorable tax approach for cutting-edge projects.
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I eventually settled in the reception area of our office, as I decided the vision of me singing into my laptop would also make a great first impression for anyone visiting our forward thinking media company.
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In a rare forward-thinking display, the Brit Awards did away with genre categories for nominees for their 2007 live broadcast, and the UK's pop charts, unlike the US', aren't so meticulously sliced up by genre.
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With Apple's new "spaceship" campus close to opening and Facebook's new Frank Gehry-designed warehouse in Menlo Park now operational, Google executives are likely itching to get moving on a forward-thinking workplace of their own.
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A master disrupter, Gvasalia refuses to play by traditional rules, so it should come as no surprise that as soon as his aesthetic became mainstream, he would leave it behind for a more forward-thinking focus.
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"The scary thing is that the industrial farms are the ones looking for efficiency and are very forward-thinking with technology, so they would probably be the ones that will take it up quickest," concedes Glencross.
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But if you want to be really forward-thinking, you could consider this: The color of a place's interior affects how much people might be willing to pay for it down the line, Hello Giggles reports.
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"Proud of all the Americans who showed up to vote yesterday, electing a set of hopeful, forward-thinking leaders primed to protect Medicaid, draw fair voting maps, and reduce gun violence," Obama wrote on Twitter Wednesday.
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With more than 2,000 companies, investors, universities, states and cities that have pledged to continue to support climate action, now we all need to stand up for corporate transparency, forward-thinking planning, and a greener planet.
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"Our objective here is for us to turn this company into an agile, resilient, forward-thinking, progressive organization... with efficiency and top high performance and profitability set in the core of our business," al-Jaber said.
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But Chernow persuasively makes the case that Grant was its most-forward thinking and innovative general and that, while he had equals as a tactician, his ability to manage, mobilize, and deploy enormous armies was unsurpassed.
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Thanks to strong narratives, conceptual storytellings and evolving devices and tools, forward-thinking creators explored a wide range of themes, using effective and creative ways to tackle topics, share ideas, and fulfill their video art goals.
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There was a bit of jazz undercutting Saetia, with their name being a reference to Miles Davis' 1960 album Sketches of Spain, but it was Behar's avoidance of hardcore tropes that cemented their forward-thinking approach.
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"For a multibillion-dollar industry that prided itself on being forward thinking, the whole system was totally hopeless," said Ms. Van Houtte, 29, who studied Mandarin at college in Britain before starting her career in fashion.
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"For a multibillion-dollar industry that prided itself on being forward thinking, the whole system was totally hopeless," said Ms. Van Houtte, 5203, who studied Mandarin at college in Britain before starting her career in fashion.
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It spoke to another vacuum — a moral one — being filled by companies, many of which are more high-minded, forward-thinking and solutions-oriented than the federal government on immigration, L.G.B.T. rights, climate change and more.
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"Something Like This" builds upon his terrific output from last year and firmly cements the artist otherwise known as Timothy Arnott as one of the most capable and forward-thinking acts to keep an eye on.
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With the rise in the independent game developer, the power is now in the hands of the individual to shape the future of gaming to be more inclusive, more forward thinking, and more accessible for all.
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Mr. Cuomo, for too long, enabled the now-disbanded Independent Democratic Conference, a group of eight breakaway Democrats in the State Senate who caucused with Republicans, making passage of a more forward-thinking abortion law impossible.
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" The dealer Larry Gagosian in his statement called Mr. Marron "one of the most forward-thinking collectors of his time," adding that "he would frequently see something in a work of art that others did not.
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Still, there's enough in Villains to watch through through your fingers (including a scene in which Jules gets her tongue ring ripped out) to merit a spot in Monroe's oeuvre of forward-thinking, gun horror movies.
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"There's not a developer or forward-thinking building owner today that doesn't have this top of mind," said Paul J. Amrich, a vice chairman for the New York area at CBRE, a real estate services company.
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And to be able to work with the most forward-thinking design product teams is really helpful in my day job, and it keeps me on my toes and it feeds another appetite that I have.
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And one of the projects born of those bizarre circumstances became not just the embodiment of that forward-thinking adaptation, but the harbinger of a new, ensemble-driven comedy landscape that would emerge over the next decade.
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Calling attention to the risks posed by this kind of vacuuming up of data would be a forward-thinking move on the part of Trump, which, well, is perhaps why the opportunity to do so escaped him.
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The S8 also measures up favorably with the iPhone 7, and whether you choose one or the other probably comes down to something as simple as whether you want Samsung's forward-thinking ideas or Apple's refined simplicity.
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"I would hope that there are people within the art world who are forward thinking and will judge me on the work rather than pre-judging my work based on my history," Rahman tells The Creators Project.
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Or is it more existential, as the ever forward-thinking Musk waits on the rest of the world to catch up with his vision for human society and, in doing so, enter a new age of enlightenment?
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Pro wrestling is on the margins of corporate stripmining of its employees health, and a wild frontier of joyous inclusivity, where women's matches are treated seriously and storytelling of a forward thinking nature are in its grasp.
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"I am so pleased that the White House Historical Association has taken these forward-thinking steps to offer more opportunities for the American people to visit the People's House," first lady Melania Trump said in a statement.
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The White House correctly chose not to support a position based on panic, politics or public opinion, but instead adopted a coherent and forward-thinking position on the subject of encryption and its place in our society.
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"While we commend the ACS for its forward thinking ... we do not believe this will necessarily be a big driver of Cologuard volume upside for Exact Sciences in the near term," William Blair analyst Brian Weinstein said.
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"By supporting the gay and lesbian community, you're communicating that you're a progressive, forward-thinking, humanistic brand ... a brand for everybody," Adam Ferrier, global chief strategy officer at media agency Cummins & Partners, told Mashable at the time.
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And it wasn't just forward thinking with its DS control scheme—Hunters was the first Metroid to send Samus to different planets in the same campaign, and it was also the first that included online multiplayer functionality.
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The Model 3 has longer range, is faster from 0-60 mph, has a cooler infotainment system and more forward-thinking interior design, exudes exterior styling mojo, offers better recharging options, and is reasonably well put-together.
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Mr. Feig owes his life and bright future to the forward thinking, planning and participation of fellow residents at Pine Lake Park, a bungalow colony in Cortlandt Manor, N.Y., where he and his family spend the summer.
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SadiaD4 from YC CLIP named Stephen Hawking as a forward-thinking innovator: The well-known scientist Stephen William Hawking, he was an English theoretical physicist, cosmologist and author and he is well known for his future prediction.
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So it was a bit surprising when McKinsey helped polish the battered image of Mr. Yanukovych and pitch him as something else: a forward-thinking leader with an economic vision of a better future for all Ukrainians.
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The club was an incubator for some of the most forward-thinking sounds in dance music, and Shepherd fell in with two like-minded musicians, Kieran Hebden (Four Tet) and Dan Snaith (Caribou); the three remain close.
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Most notable is the complete lack of 5G option, which is an odd choice for what's designed to be a forward-thinking device from a company that has otherwise gone all in on 5G with its flagships.
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The Mary Tyler Moore Show churned out great episodes through most of the 19733s that are not just inoffensive, but feel right at home in today's more inclusive, forward-thinking culture — and will still make you laugh.
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His takeaway for Extra Crunch: There's a cynical (and probably at least partially correct) view that these sorts of deals are publicity stunts — big companies using CES to demonstrate how forward-thinking they are about new technologies.
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Part of the problem is "The First" gets caught in a sort of narrative no-man's land, hewing closer to looks back at the space program than the more forward-thinking science fiction we've come to know.
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There is a real opportunity for Amazon, and other forward-thinking players in the food industry, to use their size and power to make sure people in all of our communities have access to fresh, affordable food.
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Taylor, as anyone lucky enough to spend time with her will know, is one of the most positive, forward-thinking people you could ever wish to meet, and a dream cover star for this moment in time.
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However, she is hopeful this is because more women feel comfortable coming forward—in part due to the success of campaigns like hers, and innovative approaches such as the Women's Safety Charter from forward-thinking local authorities.
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For Murphy, such intellectual workarounds are unnecessary; he finds "The Boys in the Band" forward-thinking whether or not you consider that it was written in a time when "you could literally be arrested" for being gay.
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In "When You Dish Upon a Star," there's a sign that reads "20th Century Fox, a division of Walt Disney Co." Mr. Jean said this sort of prediction was in line with the writers' forward-thinking process.
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Caged in the typical laboratory art gallery that signifies any forward-thinking billionaire's pad—she's a fembot who knows only too well that last year's iPhone is only so much molten carbon in this year's contemporary dining table.
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It's the group's first album in 11 years, although it's been 16 years since their breakthrough, Frigid Forms Sell, was released—and that record set a high bar for synth-infused, sci-fi-informed, forward-thinking post-hardcore.
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Both consoles benefited from Microsoft investing in forward thinking hardware and services—Xbox Live paved the way for online multiplayer as we know it—but the enduring legacy of those machines are the games that ran on them.
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In the era of the iPhone, sending a man or woman to Washington to "represent" a district back home can feel about as forward-thinking as sending an intern to Amazon headquarters to pick up the new DeLillo.
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Calvin Hollinger, the chain's chief administrative officer, explained this move by stating that "music is very, very important to the Urban customer" and feeds in to the store's status as a purveyor of a forward-thinking, trendy lifestyle.
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That is really forward thinking – something that lots of mental health charities and schools have been struggling with for some time: How do we respond if someone self-harms on site and get the right attention to them?
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"It's made of a stretch cotton poplin print in a clean, minimal, geometric print without a reference to anything past or nostalgic, which gives the dress a very forward-thinking sensibility—this is very Michelle Obama," Smith said.
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"I was working with all kinds of content companies and the cable networks and the operators, and it just felt like the legacy media companies were not very forward-thinking about millennials, nor about digital media," Morin said.
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"Forward thinking statesmen and leaders must ... come together to ensure a positive principled future," he said, adding that the network he envisaged could also help protect against "Russia's worrying actions" and the growing strategic impact of climate change.
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And the only thing I think I can do with the platform that we have, is to be the best-in-class business with the most thoughtful, forward-thinking culture, knowing that we're never going to be perfect.
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"Given Starbucks socially-progressive and forward-thinking public positions on gender equality, it's troubling to see a situation that seems to starkly contrast with the broader messages of the company," Peter said in a statement to Fox News.
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However, with some help from its forward-thinking FutureCraft design studio, Adidas has created the Loop, which includes some important innovations that could help reduce waste from shoe manufacturing, even if it hasn't magically solved the problem yet.
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Trudeau, who teared up as he spoke, also proposed a bill that would let courts expunge the records of people charged with crimes due to their sexuality and urged modern Canada to adopt "forward-thinking and progressive" ideals.
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From New York's 5th Avenue glass cube to the iconic Norman Foster-designed Istanbul Apple Store, the company uses these retail outlets to become part of the urban landscape and show off its dedication to forward-thinking design.
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Lou Reed, Bowie, Queen, ELO, and Dylan all had fine albums out in 1976, and 1977 saw Kraftwerk as well as Giorgio Moroder and Donna Summer produce some of the most seminal and forward-thinking records ever made.
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Sam and Will's playing comes across like a singular entity, their guitars perfectly fluid and eerily in sync as they hammer out straightforward but still forward-thinking black metal that tempers beautifully clean, melodic leads with distorted tremolo.
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The news falls right in line with some of the other forward-thinking ideas to come out of the young, all-electric racing series, like Fan Boost, or the virtual championship on Forza Motorsport 6 announced last week.
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It seems the once intimate, yet radical gathering at Burning Man has also become a scantily-clad celeb hotspot, with just about every major Victoria's Secret model attending this year in some very forward-thinking underwear-centric ensembles.
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The Galaxy Tab Iris isn't the most forward-thinking device outside of the iris scanner: it runs Android 5.0, comes with a 7-inch WSVGA 1024 x 600 display, 1.2 Ghz quad-core processor, and a 3,600mAh battery.
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Nao is a young British person making forward-thinking R&B and soul, and the best way to define her is by relating her to all of the other young British people making the same kind of music.
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Trudeau, who teared up as he spoke, also proposed a bill that would let courts expunge the records of people charged with crimes due to their sexuality and urged modern Canada to adopt "forward-thinking and progressive" ideals.
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Many users might be okay missing out on the touchscreen, but it feels like HP's omitted a lot of the more forward-thinking features of Windows 200 in order to make the Spectre as Macbook-y as possible.
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Harrington had his breakthrough in 2013 when he teamed up with fellow forward-thinking electronic innovator Nicolas Jaar, for their acclaimed album Psychic as Darkside, blending jazzy motifs and instrumentation with a spaced-out and downtempo electronic backdrop.
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Marketers may need to geo-locate for one-off campaigns, but as technology adoption influences our daily routines, forward-thinking entrepreneurs and investors can look to how generations across geographies are more similar than different for new opportunities.
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And the only thing I think I can do with the platform that we have is to be the best-in-class business, with the most thoughtful, forward-thinking culture — knowing that we're never going to be perfect.
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"While there might not be an immediate threat to hunting in Kansas and Indiana, constitutional protections are put in place with forward-thinking in mind in order to ensure this heritage is protected for future generations," he said.
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We hope the general election campaign features greater seriousness about the security challenges of our time, and that the parties' nominees offer smart, forward thinking policies to address them and not limit themselves just to arguing their differences.
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In "Hudson Modern: Residential Landscapes" (The Monacelli Press, $60, 262 pp.) David Sokol highlights 18 homes in the Hudson River Valley of New York, revealing how the bucolic region that inspired landscape painters now supports forward-thinking design.
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For this year's edition, Ralph Rugoff, the director of London's Hayward Gallery, was invited to curate the main space with an exhibition titled "May You Live in Interesting Times," which hints at the forward-thinking artists included within.
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She's meditating on the tensions women face in a world that speaks of gender equality but in which women still bear the greater burdens of balancing career and family, even with a forward-thinking husband like Barack Obama.
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The Vermont-born label NNA Tapes has long established itself as one of the United States' premiere homes for genre-agnostic, boundary-pushing experimentation—music united more in its forward-thinking approach than any specific sound or scene.
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"As an otherwise forward-thinking global leader, New York is behind on this issue and needs to catch up," said Paul Steely White, the former leader of Transportation Alternatives, a safety advocacy group, who now works for Bird.
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In his book, Dr. Mitchell said the idea came from "a forward thinking" chief of base of the C.I.A., who let Mr. Mohammed lecture on Islamic jihadist ideology and other topics — and that Dr. Mitchell attended the lecture.
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It assembled, seemingly out of nowhere, a star-studded cast of top executives from Tesla, Audi, Lamborghini, BMW, Ferrari, Volkswagen, Ford, and Google, united behind a forward-thinking vision of jump-starting the autonomous, connected electric-car ecosystem.
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Because the Trump administration and some members of Congress are in favor of letting corporations use rip-off clauses to evade accountability, it is critical that forward-thinking companies do the right thing and voluntarily change their policies.
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Reformation, a young, California-based company that makes cool-girl party dresses and separates, is another brand that embraces forward-thinking values in some areas while still leaving out the majority of US women based on their size.
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Then up in New York City, we're treated to a sneak peak at the yearly "Episco-Disco" party that's held by J.A.Z in the crypt of a centuries-old church in conjunction with a forward-thinking religious conference.
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The WAC, originally known as the Women's Humane Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, was founded on April 14, 1869, by a group of forward-thinking women who were outraged with the way homeless pets were treated.
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My main goal all along has been to tell the world that science and technological innovation is coming far more quickly than ever before, and as a nation, we must answer to it with practical and forward-thinking policies.
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The relationship between fashion and technology has been somewhat awkward over the past few years, as designers and brands try to tap into the digital-minded consumer with wearables and other forward-thinking innovations that, frankly, often fall flat.
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