Space, once the final frontier, has become the fungal frontier.
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I can ride my horse back and forth from frontier to frontier.
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Europe must understand that our coasts are not just our frontier but Europe's frontier.
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Ethics — the next frontier for artificial intelligence AI's next frontier requires ethics built through policy.
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The move will have a significant effect on frontier market indices managed by MSCI and the $103 million iShares MSCI Frontier 100 (FM), the largest frontier ETF in the space.
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Also, Pakistan, in contrast to many frontier markets, is an oil importer so frontier funds will be reluctant to sell, says Hasnain Malik, head of frontier markets strategy at Exotix Partners.
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In other words, China is still far from its own efficiency frontier – not to mention the world's productivity frontier.
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In contrast, not only is the market less crowded in the countries where Frontier operates, but similar to Uber, Frontier appears to be playing on the idea that alternatives are less good than what Frontier represents.
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Frontier says the site calculated Frontier should've received $3.37 million in royalties from Atari when they only got $1.17 mill.
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Sundance New Frontier The New York Times Opinion section presents three groundbreaking virtual reality films from the Sundance New Frontier lineup.
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If we want to shape the values and norms of the new frontier, then we must ourselves be on that frontier.
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His firm, SGI Frontier Capital, adopts a high-risk strategy of investing in so-called frontier markets — Ethiopia, Mongolia and elsewhere.
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And so if the acceptable frontier of haptic technology is virtual-reality gaming, the unspoken but quietly recognized frontier is romantic.
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According to Morningstar data, 43 percent of actively managed frontier funds have beaten the MSCI frontier ETF over a three-year horizon.
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They provide us with a tool called Frontier, and that Frontier engine allows us to translate the graphics and put them into television.
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"The biology of olfaction is still a frontier of science, very connected to the frontier of neuroscience," says Edwards, the Harvard chemical engineer.
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Frontier Services Group Frontier Services Group is a private security and logistics firm founded by Erik Prince, the ex-head of Blackwater. 75.
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The Frontier Airlines World Mastercard racks up 5x miles on Frontier website purchases (including tickets), 3x at restaurants, and 53x on everything else.
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Frontier Communications Corp: * FRONTIER COMMUNICATIONS ANNOUNCES $1.6 BILLION SECOND LIEN SECURED NOTES OFFERING * FRONTIER COMMUNICATIONS - INTENDS TO OFFER, IN A PRIVATE TRANSACTION, $1.6 BILLION AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF SECOND LIEN SECURED NOTES DUE 2026 * FRONTIER - INTENDS TO USE PROCEEDS FROM OFFERING TO FINANCE CASH CONSIDERATION PAYABLE FOR OFFERS TO BUY FOR CASH SOME SENIOR NOTES Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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In "Heroes of the Frontier" the frontier is symbolic, represented by ticky-tack tourist renditions of the old silver mine or the wildlife preserve.
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They couldn't navigate the Atlantic Ocean, but eventually people learned how to build ships that could go across the ocean, and open up a new frontier—and not just a new frontier of material wealth, but a new frontier of ideas, and ways of living.
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If space was the final frontier for Captain Kirk and the Enterprise, digital-app experiences are the heavily explored frontier for a host of entities.
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Frontier Communications — Frontier lost 11 cents per share for its first quarter, more than double the consensus estimate of a five cents per share loss.
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Britax Frontier ClickTight, $190.29 (originally $279.99) [Deal expired]The Britax Frontier ClickTight Harness-2-Booster Car Seat is one of our best car seat picks.
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MSCI Frontier Markets 100 Index, which captures large- and mid-cap representation across 29 frontier markets, removed Keells from its index, triggering the foreign selling.
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It is inspiring talent agents, writers, producers and parents to gingerly explore a frontier within a frontier as they bring young actors into the fold.
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And that new frontier has its own new frontier: new science might give the average woman more power than ever to insert and remove IUDs.
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Making advances in space means engineering at the very frontier of what's possible — indeed, it frequently means expanding that frontier and doing what others thought impossible.
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The district, a frontier within a frontier — Spain is only 20 miles away — is vulnerable, and the Catalan Gypsies, historically victims of discrimination, feel threatened, too.
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Reports that MSCI Frontier Markets 100 Index, which captures large- and mid-cap representation across 29 frontier markets, will remove Keells from its index triggered foreign selling.
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But in some way, the classical, canonical frontier has been run out of gas, and with it goes the cheap growth we got in the initial frontier.
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Two of those models, the Nissan Frontier King Cab and the Nissan Frontier Crew Cab, were the only trucks given an overall rating of "marginal" by the Insurance Institute.
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With Arizona's relationship to the automotive and space industries, SparkLabs Frontier-ASU will focus on the "broad arena of frontier tech, or deep tech as some call it," Meehan added.
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My friend the sculptor Björn Dahlem and I decided it should be called "Nasaheim," like the next frontier, because it's got the frontier spirit and it's on the west coast.
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Credit Suisse, which still ranks Pakistan as a frontier market, noted that the country has a cluster of "highly profitable value-creative corporates," outperforming most of its frontier-market peers.
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Amazon has now added Frontier Communications to the storefront, allowing online shoppers to compare internet plans from Frontier, as well as browse Comcast Xfinity bundles that include TV, internet and phone.
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At least three Frontier Corps personnel were killed and 15 were injured in the attack that occurred in the city center in the late afternoon, Frontier Corps spokesman Khan Wasey said.
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Frontier Airlines will end its route between Denver and Mobile, Alabama, according to the Mobile Aviation Authority, with the airport stating that Frontier sought to apply its aircraft toward larger markets.
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I know - I've seen the frontier from both sides.
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Investors should also consider that the frontier market space isn't just limited to MSCI indices or FM. The $63 million Guggenheim Frontiers Markets ETF (FRN) tracks the BNY Mellon New Frontier Index.
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This week, Frontier released a letter in response to the latest accusations, claiming the state had agreed to the administrative costs and that Frontier had no intention of giving the money back.
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The new fund will be divided up into three teams focused on consumer, enterprise and "frontier" technology — frontier start-ups being those that place an emphasis on cutting-edge innovations in science.
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Reports that MSCI Frontier Markets 100 Index, which captures large- and mid-cap representation across 29 frontier markets, will remove Keells from its index triggered foreign selling in the last two sessions.
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"With our sight set on the heavens, which President Kennedy referred to as 'the new frontier,' it is only fitting that the nation born on the last frontier should continue to lead the way in the new frontier," Cruz said at a hearing of the Senate Commerce Subcommittee on Space, Science and Competitiveness, which he chairs.
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Recovering the frontier with the Golan Heights is also important to Assad, reestablishing his status as a frontline leader in the conflict with Israel, which sent reinforcements to the Golan frontier on Sunday.
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Best card: Barclays Frontier Airlines World Mastercard Frontier has a smaller program for donations without its own web page, but the airline does allow you to give your miles to a non-profit.
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"Frontier prides itself on being a family airline and we will not knowingly allow our flights to be used to transport migrant children away from their families," Frontier Airlines said in a tweet.
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On paper, Triple Frontier reads like the ultimate heist movie.
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Is Triple Frontier a meditation on the ills of greed?
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A year ago, Frontier had nearly an 8 percent yield.
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A particularly interesting frontier for soft robots is in medicine.
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So who are the main players controlling Earth's final frontier?
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The violence comes at a tense time along the frontier.
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Tech companies are eyeing the next frontier: the human face.
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Run a test on the Electronic Frontier Foundation's Panopticlick website.
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Thrill to explore the wild new frontier of medical couture.
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In corporate wellness, the next frontier may be your zzz's.
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It is the latest frontier of a rapidly growing industry.
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This is the latest frontier of a rapidly growing industry.
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Smartphones have fast become the new frontier of artificial intelligence.
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Their rise coincided with a religious fervour sweeping the frontier.
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Key investors include Frontier Equities, 645 Ventures, and Astia Angels.
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Cheap flights between Las Vegas and New Orleans on Frontier.
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The frontier firms appear to have certain things in common.
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The emergence of frontier firms is in many ways surprising.
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So I want to ask, what is the next frontier?
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Triple Frontier owes a lot to Ben Affleck's back tattoo.
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So why isn't it in this new Triple Frontier trailer?
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But Last Frontier is definitely something a little bit different.
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It goes back to the narrative structure Last Frontier employs.
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"Overall, we feel this is an exciting frontier," Ausubel said.
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In addition, early Americans lived next to the Western frontier.
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Marketing Tech's Bumpy Road: Consolidation, Growth And A New Frontier
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But for India's food industry, it's the next big frontier.
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NASA's primary job is to continue pushing the frontier outwards.
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Portable benefit packages are the next frontier of liberal policymaking.
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This is because it enters a new frontier of shagging.
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And the lies of the frontier have a seductive sound.
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Technology has opened up a new frontier in that space.
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Frontier Management Group LTD did not respond to a call.
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The frontier may have shrunk, but rhetorically it is spreading.
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" Frontier Communications: "I never like to reach to get yield.
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Now, the next frontier for Angry Birds is augmented reality.
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Cable companies Altice USA and Frontier Communications have signed on.
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Extracting genome data is a new frontier for Egyptologists, however.
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Frontier Developments have form when it comes to simulation games.
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The YPG controls nearly all of Syria's frontier with Turkey.
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In The Leftovers, the Sudden Departure establishes a new frontier.
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The Rhine, 21990km east of Colmar, was the Roman frontier.
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In its final report, the Commission concluded that both frontier
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HEROES OF THE FRONTIER by Dave Eggers (Alfred A. Knopf).
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That former era of firestorms was sparked along the frontier.
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"Triple Frontier" wowed critics quite a bit more than audiences.
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Space is the final frontier, to borrow someone else's phrase.
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Here's a selection of the action on the final frontier.
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American, Alaska, Frontier, JetBlue and others are at A Gates.
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Frontier did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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" He goes on: "The ear is the next tech frontier.
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This is the "final frontier," CEO Aaron Levie told TechCrunch.
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A crazy, pretty sickening new frontier of body bling, right?
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In that sense, KnowYourMeme's work is on the cultural frontier.
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Mr. Costner plays a Union lieutenant on the American frontier.
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The deep ocean is the Earth's last great unexplored frontier.
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The Frontier Diner lives on in other ways, as well.
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But several said they are intrigued by this new frontier.
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Immigration and citizenship are the latest frontier in those debates.
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I look at construction as the last frontier for women.
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The California soda tax ban would be a new frontier.
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The human genome is indisputably the new frontier of exploration.
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Life on that frontier was fragile, perilous, lonely and remorseless.
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Centuries of frontier history began to flow the other way.
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Happily, we discovered a food frontier that did not disappoint.
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It's mutually beneficial marketing, a new frontier in social advertising.
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Not good Frontier just upset thousands of customers with this.
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In your opinion, what's the next frontier of aerial photography?
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Workers began picketing outside the Frontier 60 hours a day.
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The newest frontier in the organic revolution is baby food.
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Jails in China are the new frontier for the coronavirus.
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They have also reached the technological frontier in many industries.
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Israel accused Lebanon's Hezbollah movement of digging across the frontier.
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Frontier Services Group has expressed interest in western China before.
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It's more cyberattacks is really the frontier where you worry.
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But space tourism isn't the only frontier SpaceX is pioneering.
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The Dumbo of today is not the frontier it was.
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Egypt has also kept its own Gaza frontier largely closed.
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Turkey's priority therefore may be to secure its southern frontier.
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Investing in frontier technology is (and isn't) cleantech all over again So what should aspiring frontier inventors solve for as they seek to invest capital to translate pure discovery to building billion-dollar companies?
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There's only one ETF targeting an MSCI frontier market index, and anyone investing in that fund should expect the high risk, high turnover and lack of liquidity that comes with the frontier market territory.
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Foreign investors sold shares of John Keells following reports that the MSCI Frontier Markets 21 Index, which captures large- and mid-cap representation across 2158.2000 frontier markets, will remove the stock from its index.
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Despite occasional gems like Olympic, the Bangladeshi cookie maker, active frontier investors have struggled to beat the benchmark, with just one in 13 funds outperforming the iShares MSCI Frontier 100 ETF so far this year.
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And each one will be a door to a new frontier.
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It is the Electronic Frontier Foundation, not the Electronic Freedom Foundation.
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The frontier battle was nearing a "very big victory", Nasrallah said.
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Samsung Gear S3 Frontier is an able fitness and activity tracker.
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And that leaves us with one final frontier: the color pink.
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Jeremy Gillula is a staff technologist at the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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It's a new frontier for nonconsensual pornography and fake news alike.
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The United States has long pressed Mexico to strengthen that frontier.
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What do you think is the next "frontier," so to speak?
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They had sunk from the freedom of the frontier to dependency.
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It became a remote "frontier market", like countries such as Bangladesh.
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According to DOT, Frontier Airlines was slapped with the biggest fine.
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Both Voyagers will stop operating long before they reach that frontier.
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But with any new frontier lies the thorny issue of regulation.
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It's very much like a final frontier quest in a sense.
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"October could be yet another frontier for superhero movies to conquer."
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The ACLU and Electronic Frontier Foundation are great places to start.
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The big open frontier in science is the nature of consciousness.
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Triple Frontier is available to stream on Netflix on March 13
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It's the next great frontier I want to be part of.
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Israel also maintains tight restrictions along its frontier with the enclave.
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Healthcare personnel and facilities are the outer frontier of these limits.
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Take Ghana, once a darling of frontier investors, as an example.
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Cindy Cohn is the executive director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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How are Frontier-Tech companies advantaged relative to their Cleantech counterparts?
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"No," said Bennett Cyphers, a technologist with the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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Even a tweet from the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) was deleted.
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Yet he identifies the new frontier of uninhibited capitalism as China.
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The country has been classified as a frontier market since 2009.
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National Highway 7 passes fewer trees and many rougher frontier farms.
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Seegmiller said the allocation to frontier markets is a recent decision.
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This is new frontier, and the list of unknowns goes on.
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Mergers and acquisitions could be the next frontier for that battle.
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Frontier now has a market cap of less than $2.5 billion.
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A hundred miles over your head is the frontier of space.
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Delta, Alaska, Southwest, Spirit, Hawaiian, and Frontier all have great deals.
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Oh, skip "Frontier Psychiatrist" though—that one has always been wank.
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EMFM holds a blend of frontier market and emerging market stocks.
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Software will be the next frontier for Samsung to break through.
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The American frontier has over 300 hundred years' worth of material.
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As of this writing, Snapchat is the new frontier for that.
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The classic classroom frontier game has had a modern day makeover.
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Let's let the experts over at the Electronic Frontier Foundation explain.
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The adjustable market throughout all frontier markets is about 3 billion.
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Suddenly, everyone was talking about the battle for tech's next frontier.
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In particular, it controls the defence, frontier and home-affairs ministries.
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Space is not the only frontier that billionaires want to conquer.
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The final frontier between cats and humans has finally been lifted.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation also agrees with this point of view.
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Efforts to reach officials with Freedom Frontier for comment were unsuccessful.
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Unfortunately, Juno won't make it any farther into that dark frontier.
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The internet is simply the next frontier for it to conquer.
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Milch's scripts got inside the frontier mentality with an intoxicating poetry.
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Frontier Airlines Customers can transfer miles for $10 per 1,000 miles.
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Its next big frontier was festival wear for events like Coachella.
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Pedestrian lights are the latest frontier for equality in one city.
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He's too young and the federal level remains his final frontier.
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Despite the liberals' vision of harmony, conflict reigned on the frontier.
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Indigo sold its stake in Spirit before buying Frontier in 2013.
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Canals, ports and railroads opened the American frontier to economic prosperity.
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The warehouse became, to the women, a last frontier of defiance.
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Access to the frontier was a way of avoiding that problem.
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Monomania and Fading Frontier are the only ones where I'm bothered.
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Right now, Las Vegas looks like the new frontier for porn.
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It turns out the final frontier in space is an IUD.
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They're leading the charge into the new frontier of heavy metal.
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Is this, the play asks, what's left of the wild frontier?
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The filing, shows Frontier Services Group Congo was registered on Aug.
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Maybe societies without a frontier naturally become more segregated and unequal.
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The latest frontier in the Roy Moore scandal: Keurig coffee makers.
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Definitely it seems like virtual reality is the next frontier, right?
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Zoom Phone opens another large frontier in replacing legacy phone systems.
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Protests broke out Monday all around Pakistan's Pashtun-heavy northwestern frontier.
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Aeronautical design appears to be the next frontier for the president.
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It's the final frontier for all the rubbish humanity leaves behind.
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The core American idea is not the fortress, it's the frontier.
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Separately, our reporters looked at deaths at the U.S.-Mexico frontier.
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These newly engineered poisons represent a horrific frontier in technological innovation.
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The final frontier for many smart home owners is water management.
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In 1967, he bought a small stake in the Frontier casino.
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Some environmentalists see it as the next frontier of climate policy.
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Despite this, New Frontier had more fun, weirder projects than ever.
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Frontier religions were often ascetic, banning drinking, card-playing and dancing.
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Frontier charges about $30 to $60 for a carry-on bag.
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Frontier was assessed $400,000 in penalties, American $250,50.53, and Delta $200,000.
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I mean, Frontier is out there, waiting to-- go public, perhaps.
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Mr. Harmon is the activism director at the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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By Lipper's own telling, she was not fit for the frontier.
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We learn that the frontier between people and machines has collapsed.
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But since then, the silence from the frontier has been ominous.
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He sends it to his old colleagues at the Frontier Foundation.
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There are about a dozen industries at the frontier of innovation.
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The 2X decision represents a victory of frontier over fortress thinking.
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The frontier with the rebel stronghold lies just two kilometers away.
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Jackson promised to help poor immigrants, urban workers and frontier families.
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They'll team up for this show about friends at a frontier.
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Frontier doesn't just have a problem with discrimination against pregnant employees.
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Frontier said customers whose flights are canceled may request a refund.
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" — JAMES CORDEN "This is true, Frontier Airlines wants you to tip.
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Sketchbook An illustrated prediction of the book world's next big frontier.
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The frontier has become a major sticking point in Brexit negotiations.
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You want me to decide between Frontier Pirate and Solaris Gladiator?
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If all goes well, malaria could be the drone's next frontier.
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Mitch Stoltz, Senior Staff Attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, agreed.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management LP said on Thursday it has agreed to buy SGI Frontier Capital Pte Ltd, giving it a foothold to invest in frontier markets in Asia and Africa.
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" Books written by Pendley make clear his philosophy on government land ownership, including "War on the West: Government Tyranny on America's Frontier" and "Warriors for the West: Fighting Bureaucrats, Radical Groups, and Liberal Judges on America's Frontier.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation, which lobbied against the bill, is predicting disaster.
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Obviously, the winning team, Final Frontier Medical Devices, far exceeded that number.
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The Houthis had not attacked Saudi Arabia along the frontier since 2010.
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It's the next frontier that's going to completely change worldwide supply chains.
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Triple Frontier ends ambiguously, but it certainly leaves room for a sequel.
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In the end, Frontier spent more than $15 billion buying declining assets.
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Today, Netflix released the trailer its new Jason Momoa-led series, Frontier.
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Triple Frontier arrives on Netflix and in select theaters in March, 2019.
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Space could be capitalism's next frontier, but not without the government's help.
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There were no reports of casualties on either side of the frontier.
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Pakistan has a nearly 10 percent weighting in the parent frontier index.
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After all, smartphones are largely considered the first frontier for AR adoption.
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One is Marcia Hofmann, a former lawyer at the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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Frontier Airlines did not immediately respond to Fox News' request for comment.
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Frontier isn't the only exascale computer the US is currently building either.
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He was most recently seen acting in the action-thriller Triple Frontier.
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Could her company and its fellow "incubatees" tame this final, farming frontier?
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"Rodents, including squirrels, are not allowed on Frontier flights," the airline said.
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""Digital is the new frontier of content and I'm diving right in!
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"I think space is the next frontier of our civilization," he said.
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Many are sheltering at the frontier with the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights.
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Current customers include Cap Gemini, Frontier Airlines, GreenSky, Office Depot and Q2.
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The new frontier nation of Fatrasta is facing new problems from within.
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Thousands of those who live near the frontier vote with their feet.
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Frontier companies will certainly not share all their secrets with the laggards.
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Immunotherapy is heralded as the new frontier in the war on cancer.
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More than any other animal, it is emblematic of the American frontier.
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Their disputed frontier is one of the world's most heavily militarised regions.
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These innovators pushed the frontier of what we knew to be possible.
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Photo: WikipediaOnce again, scientists are looking inward to explore the next frontier.
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This is the frontier for copper and zinc production in the future.
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That's Apple's real audio frontier, but it's not quite a reality yet.
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The new photo is part of Hubble's three-year "Frontier Fields" program.
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Most investors look at frontier markets broadly through a haze of fear.
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Catch ya later, prairie dress — we're moving on to a new frontier.
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Cloud gaming emerges as the new frontier and brings about unlikely partnerships.
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This area once comprised the Roman frontier, where military troops were stationed.
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According to a spokesperson for Frontier Airlines, during a flight on Nov.
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Is it bonding with nature, experiencing the last frontier of the ocean?
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The Gear S3 Classic and the slightly more rugged Gear S3 Frontier.
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For me, it's a nice balance of frontier charm and modern lines.
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Last week, Santos tightened border controls and heightened security in frontier towns.
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He is professor emeritus at Tokyo Institute of Technology's Frontier Research Center.
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Jeremy Malcolm is a senior global policy analyst at Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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The result is a new industry frontier, somewhere between anarchy and globalization.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation said it was "deeply concerned" about Hutchins' arrest.
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Education in the first five years of life is America's education frontier.
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Space, the final frontier, is about to get its first native artwork.
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FRONTIER MARKET Many e-cigarette startups still see boundless opportunity in China.
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"The home is still a frontier yet to be owned," McMahon said.
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Tony Dutzik, a senior analyst for environmental advocacy think tank Frontier Group.
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All we hope is that things on the frontier don't change either.
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Meanwhile, amid hacks and misinformation, the Internet is entering a new frontier.
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This smartphone comes with a free Samsung S11.9943 Frontier Smartwatch with purchase.
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Jefferson and frontier folk heroes such as David Crockett, Kentucky rifle in
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Five years ago, there were 13 stores across The Last Frontier state.
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The current frontier appears to be the creation of national identification papers.
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One frontier sovereign, Ethiopia, has high vulnerability and eight have moderate vulnerability.
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Thursday's ruling centers on the next frontier in the gun-control debate.
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The frontier markets ETF has fallen 24 percent in the past year.
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Traditional African religions appear to be the final and most controversial frontier.
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Wars on the frontier create quite a bit of extremism and racism.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation, as well as some courts, have argued otherwise.
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It's an exciting new frontier for gaming and so very far beyond.
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This is still true for (most) foundational, frontier-science, deep-tech startups.
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"People say this is the next frontier of civil rights," Mitchell said.
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The trials may also make addiction the largest frontier in psychedelic research.
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Along this stretch of frontier the Rio Grande River is parched dry.
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Because low-light photography is the next big frontier for mobile cameras.
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Some of the more notable ones are Ryanair, Norwegian, Spirit, and Frontier.
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" Frontier Communications: "Sell, sell, sell, sell, sell, sell, sell, sell, sell, sell.
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True, it doesn't have anyone narrating that space is the final frontier.
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Similar scenes played out along Greece's 120-mile northern frontier with Turkey.
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I feel that men and people with disabilities are the last frontier.
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Sake remains a largely untapped frontier in the American craft beverage industry.
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This would create a new economic frontier within the United Kingdom. Mrs.
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He chose an opportune moment to explore the frontier of old age.
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CRISPR has been heralded as the next frontier in medicine and wellness.
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Psychological depth may be the real new frontier of sound medical care.
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We both confessed to feeling adrift on the frontier of our 30s.
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Your brain, the final privacy frontier, may not be private much longer.
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Mr. Quintin is a senior staff technologist at the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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The office is not on the cutting edge of the digital frontier.
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But his next artistic frontier is space—space waste, to be specific.
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Here, cowboys don't roam the frontier herding cattle and protecting wagon trains.
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Other trekked through fields probing for chinks in the well-guarded frontier.
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"We were, like, on the frontier of working through it," Carolyn explains.
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Amy exemplifies a new frontier in personal computing: the conversational smart bot.
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"Crabgrass Frontier: The Suburbanization of the United States" by Kenneth T. Jackson
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This isn't too different from the hard, independent life on the frontier.
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"I think this is the next frontier — of Asia and the world."
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Bloomberg News has previously reported that Frontier was planning a public offering.
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It was accepted by New Frontier, the festival's showcase for new media.
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The obscure, tiny country she describes still occupies the frontier between empires.
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What remains is a cleareyed frontier courtliness, though not without its edge.
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As economies approach the creative frontier, the need for freedom expands commensurately.
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TECK RESOURCES PULLS APPLICATION FOR FRONTIER OIL SANDS MINE -GLOBE AND MAIL
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Broad public opposition to expanding drilling into frontier areas has not diminished.
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A hostile frontier appeared between his old home and his new one.
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It remained a constant feature of the frontier over the next century.
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The attempted exterminations on the frontier eventually evolved into official government policy.
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"Space seems to be the final frontier for successful entrepreneurs," he said.
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Last year's exercise, Zapad 2017, focused on Russia's western frontier with NATO.
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Beltone aims to acquire brokerages in Egypt and frontier markets, Azzab said.
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Still, Lubumbashi stands out as a frontier event, remarkable for its resilience.
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If you live in The Last Frontier, you know about mining royalties.
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Islamic State militants later seized territory from rebels along the frontier region.
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The problems at Frontier begin as soon as crew members become pregnant.
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Adam Schwartz is a senior staff attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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White Americans have long defined the past through narratives of frontier freedoms.
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Chicago in 2000 was a muddy frontier town of barely 30,000 people.
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The earlier American nationalism was about frontier; this is about the fortress.
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Was the idea of a final frontier something that stuck with you?
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In the US, Spirit, Frontier, and JetBlue are always worth a look.
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Electronic Frontier Foundation (216)The Electronic Frontier Foundation is probably best known for defending digital rights around the world since 71, but the non-profit's website, and its DeepLinks blog in particular, has also become a tremendous resource.
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Iceland is already on course to join index provider FTSE Russell's Frontier Market benchmark in September and rival MSCI said late on Tuesday that it might add its Icelandic stock index to its Frontier Market (FM) equity benchmarks.
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MSCI said WAEMU was not eligible for the MSCI Frontier Markets 100 Index and the Frontier Markets 15% Country Capped Index in the November semi-annual review, but might become so in the future, subject to prior public consultation.
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"You look at something like machine learning where, especially on the frontier, there's a small number of people who really have that frontier-pushing expertise and drive, and you really, really don't want to waste their effort," Scott said.
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"We are potentially hugely excited about the Iranian economy — it could be the biggest in frontier markets, they have world class companies and world class people," said Carlos Hardenberg, director frontier markets strategy at the Templeton Emerging Markets group.
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Tech giants such as Apple and Amazon see India as the next frontier.
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A camp at the frontier was at full capacity with some 700 people.
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That's the conclusion of a report published today by the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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Thousands of other displaced have headed to the frontier with the Golan Heights.
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But in a pioneering clinical study, scientists may have finally crossed the frontier.
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Update 6/27 5:20 pm: The Electronic Frontier Foundation is representing Wagner.
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Frontier and Spirit both already charge $35, on average, for carry-on bags.
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Late on Friday the government shuttered the Tachira frontier that connects with Cucuta.
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It only differs from the Frontier looks-wise by its shiny silver finish.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation applauded the ruling, calling it a crucial privacy victory.
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Hezbollah would like nothing better than a destabilized Lebanon bordering Israel's northern frontier.
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Tight security along the frontier there has pushed militant attacks south to Punjab.
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Southwest, Frontier, JetBlue, Virgin America and Spirit Airlines frequently have promotions on fares.
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Tyle said he expects Frontier to be EBITDA-profitable by Q2 of 2019.
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They doubt that China can overtake the United States on the technological frontier.
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The group controls around 50 miles of the frontier stretching west from Jarablus.
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Carol M. Highsmith; "Tough Takedown in the Frontier Days Arena, Cheyenne, Wyoming"; 19303.
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The outbreak is near the frontier with Uganda and refugees regularly slip across.
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Season three, dubbed "A New Frontier," debuted yesterday with a double-episode premiere.
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Much like myths of the Wild West, there was no unpopulated "frontier" online.
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"This may be the next frontier of the inequality discussion," one analyst said.
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Mr Barlow co-founded the Electronic Frontier Foundation, now a major advocacy group.
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Space might just be the next frontier in our quest for better health.
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Gaza militants regularly plant explosives near the sensitive frontier, occasionally harming Israeli soldiers.
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That's more than 4 times the average for comparable emerging and frontier markets.
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Khosrowshahi seems to be suggesting that public transport could be the next frontier.
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In the 21st century Asia has proved a new frontier for the music.
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Spirit mishandled baggage the least last year, while Frontier did it the most.
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That's the majesty of the final frontier: in space, even trash looks spectacular.
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Why not pair this fantastic device with the Samsung Gear S3 frontier smartwatch.
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And Mr. Passin's investors have already experienced the wild ride of frontier markets.
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Sales were led by higher demand for its Frontier pickups and Roguecrossover SUVs.
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An Israeli soldier was shot dead by a Palestinian sniper along the frontier.
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It bypassed Apple's sometimes creatively choking restrictions and became its own mobile frontier.
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It turned out Frontier was one of the cable companies affected by outages.
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So, like many of his peers, he crossed the frontier to find work.
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Photo by Sarah Lim Dreams are a weird frontier of our unconscious minds.
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The Frontier Edition R1 ships with a second battery, which was a godsend.
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Kingston works in frontier market investment and is a Director of Devonport Capital.
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In the new show, technology has conquered the last frontier: decoding true love.
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The frontier was closed by Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro nearly a year ago.
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A: The EU applies a single customs approach to the entire customs frontier.
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Perhaps it's time to drop the po-faced solemnity about our final frontier.
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But the way it affects their development and behavior is a fascinating frontier.
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The flora and fauna are real frontier flora and fauna; they'll react realistically.
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Another frontier is swallowable micro-machines that enter our bodies and treat us.
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Scientists are hopeful this new frontier in medicine will lead to important breakthroughs.
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The actor has dropped out of Netflix's Triple Frontier, according to multiple reports.
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The Last Frontier State also received low marks on education and health care.
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He grew up in a log cabin in Texas, on the frontier, when
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Border police have seized truckloads of the fruit crossing the frontier with Panama.
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Charcuterie is the last frontier when it comes to preparing meat at home.
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It was the new philosophical frontier of the age, full of untried possibility.
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Now, this leading publication is taking its sweeping coverage to the next frontier.
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It was a mythological world big enough for smugglers, bastards, and frontier violence.
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This will be focused on improving governance in emerging and frontier market companies.
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It could be the Electronic Frontier Foundation, or the American Civil Liberties Union.
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But after Brexit the border will become a frontier of the European Union.
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Control of visibility was Mr. Irwin's final frontier in his work with objects.
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The last time anyone was killed along the 3,500km frontier was in 1975.
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Today, the Mexican frontier with Guatemala has become North America's true southern border.
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Familiarity vs New Frontier Dyson's history with Singapore probably also played a role.
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The deal includes aircraft for Wizz Air, Frontier Airlines, Jetsmart and Mexico's Volaris.
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Today's frontier technologies include synthetic biology, deep learning, quantum computing and the blockchain.
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It quickly established itself as the TV paradigm of New Frontier social consciousness.
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No. You haven't heard anything about him chartering a new frontier for DIY?
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Palin reanimated the anti-Eastern spirit of the frontier first awakened by Jackson.
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Frontier comes alive every time it pops back to Declan, for several reasons.
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Frontier Airlines will be responsible for operating flights out of Chicago and Philadelphia.
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Before Frontier, she was a senior VP of worldwide public sector at Microsoft.
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Nowadays the security biz is an iterative process rather than an exploratory frontier.
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Others investments from the same fund include Aircall, Carwow, and Frontier Car Group.
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Index provider MSCI still considers Argentina a frontier rather than an emerging market.
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"The next frontier is biometric data, DNA and brainwaves — our thoughts," he suggests.
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The group's work signals a new frontier for internet activism and intelligence work.
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The final frontier is absolutely critical to the world's economy and well-being.
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France pushes people back at the border, Spain defends its frontier with weapons.
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But once Britain Brexits, the border will become the European Union's new frontier.
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Leonardo DiCaprio, who played a frontier trapper in "The Revenant," produced the series.
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Ms. Gebhart is the associate director of research at the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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Jeremy Gillula, the Electronic Frontier Foundation's Senior Staff Technologist, spoke to this worry.
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Today, Prince runs a Chinese government-backed firm called the Frontier Services Group.
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It was a new frontier for both unregulated free expression and individual control.
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I talk a lot about frontier markets and early adopters on the podcast.
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In "Final Frontier," it was revealed that Spock had a secret sibling, Sybok.
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Asa is a frontier foodie, adding sweet sap and blossoms to his dishes.
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Kamchatka's position as a frontier territory also helped to shape an unusual history.
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Frontier towns sometimes went from boomtown to Bible Belt in a single leap.
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TC: Siraj, you also invest exclusively on frontier, or deep tech, at Atomico .
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Mr. Stiefel's "Frontier" celebrates John F. Kennedy's centennial by showing a female astronaut.
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Flight attendants for Frontier Airlines say they make $19 to $21 an hour.
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Go deeper: Mercury is having a moment Space is the next surveillance frontier
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Ransomware's next frontier is autonomous vehicles, a wild west with little government oversight.
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Frontier advises on its website that it's experiencing "higher than normal call volumes."
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The story quickens to its haunting end—if not to any new frontier.■
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His father is a real estate developer for Frontier Development in Lowell, Mass.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation and other nonprofits petitioned ISOC to stop the sale.
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"That is kind of the last frontier of the fire service," Taylor says.
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"Make no mistake, Justin Trudeau killed Teck Frontier," Scheer told reporters on Monday.
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Its long land frontier with Iran is rife with cross-border militant activity.
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In Gibraltar, which has a clear frontier with Spain, the fear is different.
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The crisis could destabilize Myanmar's status as one of Asia's hottest frontier markets.
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It increasingly seems to me that games are the next big fashion frontier.
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Hegde also directs Endless Frontier Labs, which helps technology and science startups scale.
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The heist-focused thriller "Triple Frontier" was praised for being loaded with action.
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How far the grim news from today's technological frontier seems from Bush's optimism.
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A super-Earth Maybe the final frontier isn't so far out of reach.
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Pakistan is investing more than $500 million to fence the 2,500-km frontier.
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The next financial inclusion frontier is in rural areas far from bank branches.
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For several years, Europe's elite clubs have viewed analytics as soccer's next frontier.
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Frontier and moving woes are now mitigated by advances in technology and transportation.
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For context, the least efficient airline (JetBlue) burns 26% more fuel than Frontier.
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The two flight attendants, who both have worked at Frontier for over a decade, claim they were forced to take excessive unpaid leave because Frontier reportedly has a policy that prevents breastfeeding employees from pumping breast milk while on duty.
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While acknowledging frontier investments are not for the faint of heart, proponents like Speidell, Frontier Market Asset Management's co-founder and CIO, say the asset class is like "a fine bourbon" and provides a chance to break from the pack.
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The round was led by Firstime VC, with participation from Rhodium and Draper Frontier.
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And it could be just the thing to push us into the final frontier.
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These include Silver Airways, American Airlines, Frontier Airlines, Sun Country Airlines, and Southwest Airlines.
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The pair attended the New York City premiere of Triple Frontier on Sunday night.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation named it the "gold standard" of state net neutrality laws.
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N) and Frontier Airlines is among the industry's tightest at 28 inches (71 cm).
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As noted by the Electronic Frontier Foundation, welfare fraud is statistically speaking, extremely rare.
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Her focus lies in funding frontier tech like commercial space, drones and autonomous vehicles.
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Both the Final Frontier and Dynamical Biomarkers devices are designed for consumers, not doctors.
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But even Lucas' galaxy far, far away isn't too distant from the final frontier.
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A friend recently commented to me that the final frontier isn't space, it's ageism.
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The next frontier is more delicate medical conditions, like congestive heart failure or pregnancy.
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Frontier Airlines said its policy bars children younger than seven-days old from flying.
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The frontier spirit of America's Old West is still alive and well here. 6.
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The next frontier in real estate technology is as boundless as it is exciting.
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Northern Ireland will be Britain's only land frontier with the European Union after Brexit.
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It seemed that on the Sunni frontier, the Shiite militias had put down markers.
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Some see gender self-identification for trans people as the next frontier (see Briefing).
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It is also the last frontier for just about anyone who ships basic goods.
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The Hudson River School also pursued the sublime in documenting the vast American frontier.
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"The deep sea is the last frontier of our planet," Voight told The Verge.
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"The motorcycle outlaw world is the last manifestation of the American frontier," he said.
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It takes place in a really unforgiving landscape, up in the frontier of Alaska.
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"Facial recognition technology is both a powerful and a problematic new frontier," Merkley said.
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It has threatened, in the event of war, to infiltrate fighters across the frontier.
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If you tapped into the temptation of the frontier and headed toward the coast?
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The incident cited took place along the frontier near the Israeli town of Metulla.
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"As such, Mongolia is now one of the most indebted frontier markets," he said.
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Frontier Fields also aims to study dark matter, which comprises much of the universe.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation, for instance, has already pledged its allegiance to the cause.
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Legal and tech activists like the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) immediately decried the injunction.
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This is an exciting frontier and Orion Span is proud to pave the way.
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Her bag fees were waived and she was given a $200 Frontier voucher toward.
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The film clearly modeled Roland's design after that of a frontier-era pistol ace.
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The idea of such inspections is neuralgic for those who live near the frontier.
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Music streaming services are the new frontier in an all-out tech industry war.
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On April 3rd Mr Trump startled aides by calling for troops at the frontier.
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That dichotomy could create an anti-competitive business atmosphere, the Electronic Frontier Foundation argues.
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Frontier did not respond to a Motherboard request for comment on the AG's findings.
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For pharma, it's a new frontier in the dodgy practice of in-office promotion.
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At least, that's what a newly-launched project from the Electronic Frontier Foundation contends.
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All things told, the new Free series represents a new frontier for Leatherman design.
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"Where the frontier is is a thing people will continue to debate," Bremner said.
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A trio of ultra-low cost carriers—Allegiant Travel Co., Frontier Airlines Holdings Inc.
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They saw just a few Turkish military vehicles crossing the frontier on Saturday morning.
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The most direct and likely avenue of attack is across Israel's frontier with Syria.
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Along the Libyan frontier, Tunisian authorities have built a 200-km (125 mile) barrier.
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Presley was paid $7,500 per week for his engagement at the New Frontier Hotel.
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MTN operates in more than 20 frontier markets including war-ravaged Syria and Afghanistan.
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She arrived at the frontier near Hemmingford by taxi and walked across the border.
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"It's a symbolic event," Bhavya Segal, regional head for Frontier Strategy Group, told CNBC.
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MSCI's frontier market indices will see their biggest shakeup in three years next month.
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He will also be represented by Marcia Hofman, formerly of the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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In 173, there were 11 virtual reality experiences at its experimental New Frontier exhibit.
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FRONTIER OR – THAT DOESN'T HAVE THAT MUCH TO DO WITH CENTURYLINK ISN'T PERFORMING WELL.
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This sudden jump in their defense capabilities is, perhaps, a preparatory measure by Frontier.
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Until now, Facebook was just running missile tests and fighting skirmishes on the frontier.
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But one of the best benefits of The Last Frontier is the animal encounters.
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Because the conditions that spawned the era of frontier fires have found modern surrogates.
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Western governments are now offering aid for Tunisia to better protect its Libyan frontier.
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NIAC's latest round of selections could bring us closer to that next cosmic frontier.
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The issue is widely seen by many as the next frontier in cybersecurity legislation.
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And like the frontier, if you went in early, you could stake a claim.
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United was always among them; Frontier, American and Air Canada were also frequently represented.
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"We're forming what we're calling the next frontier of corporate culture," Jewel tells Harlow.
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By doing so, President Trump has pointed U.S. energy producers toward a new frontier.
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As the nineteenth century proceeds, and America's frontier expands, Dray's cast of characters multiplies.
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The campaign near the Golan frontier has been particularly sensitive because of Israeli concerns.
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Frontier investors require some predictability because this has serious implications for their bottom line.
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Indeed, the market outperformed the rest of the emerging market or frontier market peers.
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Combat operations by many militia and government forces come close to Turkey's long frontier.
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The frontier also provided a new way of understanding American identity, history, and politics.
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She is the Director for International Freedom of Expression at the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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The area is the last part of the Lebanese-Syrian frontier under insurgent control.
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There clearly was only one frontier left for your fairy godmother to cross: lingerie.
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One of the more than 22015 VR demos at the Sundance New Frontier section.
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"We're waiting for the audience to develop," New Frontier curator Shari Frilot told Mashable.
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Psychedelic therapy is an emerging field, and studies like this push forward the frontier.
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The frontier stood for that promise of limitlessness, of moving forward in the world.
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Why it matters: The Electronic Frontier Foundation cited concerns the discussion wouldn't be substantive.
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Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction, especially when it comes to the final frontier.
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Those are some of the things that I'm sort of seeing on the frontier.
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Maggie Wilderotter is the executive chairman of Frontier Communications, a phone and Internet provider.
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An invasion by tribesmen from Pakistan's northern frontier left Singh desperate for military aid.
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But the economic and fiscal crises have left the Last Frontier charting new territory.
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And because the frontier keeps moving out, countries that get It keep growing faster.
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This is something that even the rugged individualists of the western frontier instructively understood.
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The west of the Shetland area is the frontier of the British petroleum industry.
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Cyberspace remains a new frontier where global rules and norms are still being established.
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Seems Travis still has his heart set on cashing in on the final frontier.
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Update: This story has been updated to include comment from the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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Holders of the Frontier Airlines World Mastercard get Zone 2 boarding (annual fee $79).
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The Indians have sealed much of the contested frontier, which runs about 450 miles.
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Like the purchases at Frontier, those were cleared by state and federal background checks.
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On discount carrier Frontier, a ticket search showed seats for that route around $137.
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Do you see the frontier attitude of the early settlers as still relevant today?
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Is it the vestigial expression of a rugged individualism born on the American frontier?
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Yeah. There were not that many ingredients available [on the frontier at the time].
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Its labs are racing ahead in artificial intelligence, quantum computing and other frontier fields.
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It was the first time anyone has ever associated Frontier Airlines with No. 1.
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Greece accuses Turkey of orchestrating a coordinated effort to drive migrants across the frontier.
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Today he heads a private equity fund focused on investments in frontier emerging markets
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And when Teck Resources proposed the Frontier project, the energy world was very different.
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African-Americans had been some of the earliest settlers of the Northwest Territorial frontier.
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The American frontier, the Wild West, was not burnished and made epic in memory.
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Officials at the EPA, Holly Frontier, and CVR were not immediately available to comment.
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But not even Trump's supporters are strongly behind the expansion into the final frontier.
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A willingness to push yourself, regardless of the outcome, to some new expressive frontier?
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The opening scene, set in a frontier cantina, is pure "Star Wars" fan service.
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Frontier is aiming to raise about $500 million in the deal, the people said.
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"We know that streaming is the next frontier for the games industry," Harrison said.
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" The bottom line: "Another lucrative new frontier has emerged in the world of sport.
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We are precisely on the ill-defined frontier between a political and constitutional crisis.
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"Video is the next logical frontier for a lot of this work" Dean said.
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You can also throw in some pricing issues, particularly between United and Frontier Airlines.
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Both sides say the confrontation is taking place on their side of the frontier.
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But the battle lines are clear: whoever controls the technological frontier controls the future.
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Kirsten struggled to eke out a frontier existence while watching her Sioux friend starve.
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He lost part of a finger and learned frontier self-reliance on the ranch.
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For over a century, the American frontier represented the universalism of the nation's ideals.
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It's even worse if the startup is in frontier technology, like robotics or drones.
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WYOMING: Buffalo jerky or "cowboy jerky" is a major draw in the Frontier State.
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