These will include personal frontiers, from precision medicine to human performance; local frontiers, including using data in urban planning and making sure renewable energy works for everyone; national frontiers, from civil rights to medical data; international frontiers, like climate change and cybersecurity; and final frontiers, including space travel and Artificial Intelligence.
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The findings were published last September in Frontiers in Physiology.
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We will put more money into research in new frontiers.
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Medecins Sans Frontiers and UNICEF also objected to the attacks.
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And unleash our values into one of the final frontiers.
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Jordan, after all, shares frontiers with both Syria and Iraq.
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I am inspired by science fiction, astronomy, and distant frontiers.
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Above all, it means taking control of the country's frontiers.
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Expertise, good ideas and creativity do not respect national frontiers.
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" These were citizens saying: "We've lost control of our frontiers.
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" Thatcher wanted to "roll back the frontiers of the state.
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Ms. Murphy is doing something different: exploring the brand's frontiers.
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So, our first act will be to restore France's frontiers.
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Pakistan has kept the frontiers in place, legally and spatially.
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So, our first act will be to restore France's frontiers.
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"These injunctions are pushing to new frontiers," Mr. Blackman said.
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Wild Frontiers Travel may add it again in the future.
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That doesn't exist, totally open frontiers, that just doesn't work.
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"The use cases we're working through Frontiers cover a very wide variety of themes, including supply chain financing, asset liquidity, and supply chain transparency," said Gert Sylvest, co-founder and GM of Tradeshift Frontiers.
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And interest in the frontiers of nutrition science has risen apace.
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The proposal will be considered among NASA's New Frontiers mission candidates.
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The Schengen system has already been suspended on some EU frontiers.
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The new midterm assessment suggested adding one more New Frontiers mission.
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Among the newer frontiers being funded right now: ingredient-conscious perfumes.
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Vanishing Frontiers: The Forces Driving Mexico and the United States Together.
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Honestly, I think it's one of those final frontiers of discrimination.
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Who knew folding could unlock so many new frontiers for engineering?
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Now the big frontiers are areas like AI and cloud services.
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He stressed that soldiers at frontiers would be under police control.
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It's also pushing new frontiers in education, entertainment, and health care.
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Its theme will be frontiers: personal, local, national, international and beyond.
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It's been accepted for publication in the journal Frontiers in Neuroanatomy.
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What, then, of its next targets, on the next humanoid frontiers?
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Lithuania announced border checks at the frontiers with Poland and Latvia.
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There will always be questions, always new problems and new frontiers.
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The study published last week in the journal Frontiers in Microbiology.
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Delivery is one of the latest frontiers for the grocery business.
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Do you feel like there are still frontiers to be discovered?
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The campaign also has pushed beyond old frontiers with digital spending.
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Here are some of the most contentious frontiers around the world.
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"The use cases we're working through Frontiers cover a very wide variety of themes, including supply chain financing, asset liquidity, and supply chain transparency," said Gert Sylvest, co-founder and GM of Tradeshift Frontiers, at the time.
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This time, as we started that process, that theme—frontiers—kept resonating.
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Alexander Polyakov receiving the Physics Frontiers Prize in Geneva, Switzerland, in 2013.
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All are confronting new frontiers in VR. Milk will be our navigator.
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But they made little effort to mark out frontiers on the ground.
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Only three other missions have been funded through the New Frontiers program.
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Confrontation often happens along frontiers that are either lawless or poorly policed.
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In "Vanishing Frontiers", Mr Selee argues that the relationship will deepen further.
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The results were published in October in the Frontiers in Psychology journal.
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The region is considered one of the most promising frontiers in Brazil.
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Kennedy challenged Americans to brave new domestic and global frontiers without fear.
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Africa has long has been perceived as one of technology's final frontiers.
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But commerce and the Internet have pushed global sophistication into new frontiers.
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The resulting study was published this year in Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience.
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More to the point, let's look at some of Frontiers' awful retractions.
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Our country must be the vanguard in exploring these new economic frontiers.
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The findings were published last week in the journal Frontiers in Microbiology.
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They had navigated the frontiers of deafness, disability and the human experience.
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The researchers reported their discovery last week in Frontiers in Earth Science.
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New levels of connectivity mean new frontiers for IoT design and development.
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They published their findings it in Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology.
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In an anteroom, old maps reflect the region's shifting frontiers and masters.
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The study results were published Thursday in the journal Frontiers in Microbiology.
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Among the many frontiers of this fight, one may surprise you: temperature control.
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Dragonfly was one of two finalists being considered for the New Frontiers award.
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Instead of probing the frontiers of physics, they probe the structure of materials.
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Similar reports are common not just on Europe's frontiers but across the world.
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Among its many potential applications, dynamic projection mapping can open frontiers in fashion.
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Not only will money have to be found to patrol long-abandoned frontiers.
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Of course, Lanng sees Frontiers and the open-source ethos as good business.
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As the group report in Frontiers in Plant Science, it did this well.
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Ever since there has been flight, there have been new frontiers in aviation.
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Ever since there has been flight, there have been new frontiers in aviation.
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Frontiers redrawn after World War I could not contain the populations within them.
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For all his virtuosity, he has not pushed literature toward any formal frontiers.
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Roy is the President and CEO of CNFA: Cultivating New Frontiers in Agriculture.
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Using drones to skirt frontiers is not unknown or new in the region.
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BRANTLEY Or why not Mr. Ghee, if you really want to explore frontiers?
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New characters, new missions, and new frontiers to explore – beam us up, Scotty!
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He rattles off the last frontiers for global capitalism — Cuba, Venezuela, North Korea.
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Americans raced toward new frontiers, powered by a seemingly limitless number of automobiles.
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The adventure travel company Wild Frontiers includes the offset fee in its airfare.
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Wild Frontiers said the identities of the alleged kidnappers have not been revealed.
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Ethiopia is also one of the final frontiers globally for multinational telecoms companies.
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But she is also leaving the door wide open for new surprises and frontiers.
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"I think dating is one of the big frontiers in our movement," James said.
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Fortunately the limitless frontiers of VR have once again solved your problems of leisure.
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Bold new frontiers in advertising are opening up before us with every new day.
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Our Morgan Brennan also with us to talk about the final frontiers in space.
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And that's important because one of the next big frontiers will be space tourism.
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Would-be separatists, notably the Kurds, might be convinced to remain within existing frontiers.
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He was a poet of frontiers and of freedom, in whatever form they took.
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This untapped market is one of the final frontiers for new economic opportunity China.
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The circus now rolls on into the next two frontiers: Nevada and South Carolina.
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He described the encounter in a paper published in Frontiers in Ecology last week.
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In India, 17 million refugees crossed frontiers during the first six months after partition.
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The University of Rochester Medical Centre led a study in Frontiers in Physiology Jan.
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The millions who served at distant, tedious frontiers were scarcely recognized on their return.
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D'Arcy made this case in a recent article in the journal Frontiers in Neuroscience.
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Since then, the silence from one of the frontiers of science has been ominous.
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The New Frontiers program solicits ideas for missions from teams of scientists and engineers.
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Announced in 2018, Frontiers would've been a somewhat Destiny-ish revival for the series.
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Yet arithmetic suggests these new frontiers cannot compensate for the revenues Brexit may displace.
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These are just a few of the frontiers needing American vision and goal-setting.
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For the moment, Beijing's dissent problems are limited to the country's imperfectly integrated frontiers.
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From that moment onward, maintaining Rome's dominance along the frontiers became a greater challenge.
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The outer frontiers of quality require scarcity, and high prices turn scarcity into profits.
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The findings were published online July 11 in the journal Frontiers in Evolution and Ecology .
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Its chief focus is entertainment, games, diversions—cinematic reality, sure; pushing the frontiers of computing?
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We seem on the cusp of multiple technological frontiers — all of them exhilarating and terrifying.
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Commentary by David Shrier and Alex Pentland, the authors of "Frontiers of Financial Technology" (VisionaryFuture.com).
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That arc looks to be ending, as a wave of change closes tech's open frontiers.
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When other people are out partying, you can explore the new frontiers of sober fun.
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Florida's Gulf waters have long been considered one of the nation's last remaining petroleum frontiers.
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They want to help instead with money, equipment and personnel for controlling the bloc's frontiers.
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People go on about frontiers but these countries have been around quite a long time.
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Today the state maintains its capacity to influence political thinking, but the frontiers have shifted.
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That process, which will be called the Spectrum Frontiers proceeding, could also take several years.
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Now that this borderland finds itself in the heart of Europe, the frontiers barely exist.
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EDT: President Obama delivers remarks at a White House Frontiers Conference panel discussion in Pittsburgh.
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They are crafting innovative business models and reaching new frontiers of business strategy and organization.
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Depending on who you ask, there exists not one—but two—final frontiers of discovery.
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They published the results of their work Wednesday in the journal Frontiers in Earth Science.
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Nonfiction CONCEIVABILITY What I Learned Exploring the Frontiers of Fertility By Elizabeth Katkin 298 pp.
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In 1993 the single market proper came into existence, promising "an area without internal frontiers".
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These missteps have led many investors to turn their attention to new food tech frontiers.
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Partly because of this climate-caused upheaval, the Goths challenged Rome's frontiers as never before.
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And above all, of course, she has pledged to shut France's frontiers to Middle East immigrants.
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Since then the government has built razor-wire fences along the frontiers with Serbia and Croatia.
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With 1.4 billion people, China represents one of the last major frontiers Facebook has not conquered.
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But whereas Yugoslavia's external frontiers were clear, the borders of the republics were not always so.
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As a result, explorers are pulling away from the very high cost and high risk frontiers.
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On July 1st she reported back on an EU-wide agreement to tighten Europe's external frontiers.
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Mr Salvini said the answer was not redistribution of refugees, but the sealing of Europe's frontiers.
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A high degree of sophistication and trust makes this one of the world's most porous frontiers.
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That anecdote helps illustrate China's broad ambitions in AI and recent prominence on the field's frontiers.
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He's a Californian, so his ideas all have the Western tinge that equates frontiers with futures.
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Obama published the op-ed two days ahead of the White House Frontiers Conference in Pittsburgh.
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Launched in 2011, Juno is the second craft launched as part of NASA's New Frontiers program.
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And here's one more, from the journal Frontiers in Plant Science: Birch trees "sleep" at night.
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In early engagements like the 1914 Battle of the Frontiers, the French Army stood practically alone.
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On the frontiers, we're learning how to create prosperity without waste — waste of resources, people, potentials.
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D.C.-based Frontiers for Freedom, a public policy organization concerned with budget policy and property rights.
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Scientists and those unlucky enough to have been infected discuss new frontiers in detection and prevention.
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"To me, the South Bronx is one of the last frontiers in New York," he said.
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The following is an excerpt from Bridges' and Tober's article " published in "Feminist Frontiers: Tenth Edition.
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To obtain access to that market, Britain currently accepts free movement of workers across European frontiers.
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The result was meandering frontiers that do not even follow the region's already muddled ethnic divisions.
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The research, published in the journal Frontiers of Neuroanatomy, says dogs may be brainier than cats.
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Albania deployed hundreds of special police officers this week to its frontiers with Greece and Macedonia.
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NASA's New Frontiers competition has called for proposals that include future missions to the Saturn system.
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Global Impact The impact of Shenzhen's ecosystem – just like Silicon Valley's – is not restricted by frontiers.
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By February, it was outdated, as Trump's administration and family charted new frontiers in ethical transgression.
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Like any vessel traversing inhospitable frontiers, the ISS is vulnerable to the threats of its environment.
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In the report, published in Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution, the authors first present some background.
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Of course, this wasn't just one crew of cowboy cops on the remote frontiers of Siberia.
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HEALING CHILDREN A Surgeon's Stories From the Frontiers of Pediatric Medicine By Kurt Newman 262 pp.
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This month, Samsung was honored to participate in the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) Spectrum Frontiers Workshop.
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More border crossings have opened, helping unite families divided by Central Asia's crazy quilt of frontiers.
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Unlike the people from that continent, sand can travel thousands of miles without regard for frontiers.
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THE BRAIN'S WAY OF HEALING: Remarkable Discoveries and Recoveries From the Frontiers of Neuroplasticity, by Norman Doidge.
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These missions are the finalists from 12 proposals submitted to the New Frontiers program back in April.
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Among the gravest problems the migration crisis caused was member states reimposing controls on internal EU frontiers.
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Its shutdown and upgrade will hopefully allow physicists to explore new, previously inaccessible frontiers of the universe.
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The Kremlin has attempted to make these new frontiers more viable for businesses by introducing tax breaks.
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The Frontiers research found that mixing weed and workouts may enhance enjoyment of and recovery from exercise.
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"Unlike the separatists, we neither want nor need frontiers, or walls," its leader Fernando Sanchez Costa said.
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"Our mission is to expand our frontiers so that our consumers can overcome their limits," he said.
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This week, President Obama will arrive in Pittsburgh to convene the first-ever White House Frontiers Conference.
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There are many frontiers in the quest to add intelligence to our homes — even on the outside.
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Yet the sudden collapse of the Soviet bloc has taught Richard "the ephemeral nature" of all frontiers.
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Obama is traveling to Pittsburgh this week for the science and technology focused White House Frontiers Conference.
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U.S. companies continue to enjoy a competitive advantage in exploiting new frontiers of oil and gas exploration.
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For the pope, "populists" seem to mean those who are concerned about their frontiers and national integrity.
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CNN Frontiers profiles the scientists making extraordinary breakthroughs that will impact the world as we know it.
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Pilgrims, merchants, and messengers passed freely across frontiers between religious communities in medieval Europe, Asia, and Africa.
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And it's because there aren't any distractions, no new frontiers I can see just over the horizon.
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NASA's New Frontiers program aims to develop missions to explore planets and bodies in the Solar System.
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Fears abound of an escalation in such disputes as farmers seek new frontiers beyond Argentina's agricultural heartland.
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This seavangelesse is a researcher for the Blue Frontiers and Seasteading Institute's highly-anticipated Floating Island Project.
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For me, it is more gratifying where people connect with each other and forget boundaries or frontiers.
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That contest is particularly stark in Southeast Asia, one of the world's last frontiers of coal expansion.
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A candidate in NASA's New Frontiers competition would send a robotic drone to Titan, Saturn's largest moon.
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Under President Obama, the Justice Department pushed the frontiers of civil rights law in sometimes controversial ways.
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Closing borders to highly infectious pathogens never succeeds completely, experts said, because all frontiers are somewhat porous.
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For much of the United States' history, national frontiers were fluid, expanding through territorial conquest and purchases.
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George Landrith is the president of Frontiers of Freedom, a Washington, D.C.-based public policy think tank.
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Wild Frontiers is the tour company Endicott was with when she and her tour guide were kidnapped.
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"Culture is a stubborn mystery of our experience and one of the last uncharted frontiers," she writes.
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I think that one of the final frontiers to complete diversity has to be among the gatekeepers.
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It's about who you know Investing is one of the last frontiers where women are this underrepresented.
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Besides, patrolling internal frontiers is less efficient than pooling resources to boost the EU's common border police force.
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Closing all frontiers and barring the desperate and needy is anathema to broad swaths of the French electorate.
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Based on what we're seeing, I'd say Southeast Asia and the Middle East are next frontiers for us.
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Assad aims to recapture Syria's entire southwest including the frontiers with the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights and Jordan.
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Signatories also include officials from Americans for Limited Government, Frontiers of Freedom and Writers Guild of America West.
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Today, chirped-pulse amplification is frequently used in the frontiers of laser physics to create incredibly short pulses.
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In the 1930s, both Germany and Japan were keen to expand their frontiers to gain access to resources.
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A draft of the paper in review with Frontiers lists no financial conflicts of interest in the study.
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A 2014 study published in Frontiers of Neuroengineering highlighted some major ethical issues relating to increased brain connectivity.
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Rather than being sick of experts, people are desperate to hear their reports from the frontiers of knowledge.
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To the wider world, Maris pushed those frontiers even further, leading a charge into experimental medicine and biotech.
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The children were between the ages of 8 and 15, according to Medecins Sans Frontiers' official Twitter account.
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Otherwise, the frontiers of this Wild West could prove dangerous, even if its civilized regions are well-regulated.
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As its competitors were investing in the new technological frontiers of artificial intelligence or virtual reality, Yahoo hesitated.
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Hun Sen's face, across Cambodia's frontiers, looks down on a logging trade that operates with a staggering openness.
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One cost of exploring new technological frontiers is limiting who can access certain kinds of art and artistry.
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When spelled out, we witness a world "populism" that denigrates frontiers and the integrity of differing political societies.
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That's NASA's true nature — a nexus of unseen teamwork and ingenuity that allows the exploration of new frontiers.
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"The essence of the American character is to explore new horizons and to tame new frontiers," he said.
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It was earlier reluctant to do so, partly out of fear countries bordering Congo might shut their frontiers.
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Russia accuses NATO of building up forces on its frontiers in a manner reminiscent of the Cold War.
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Offshore oil from undeveloped frontiers like the Arctic and Atlantic has no legitimate place in our energy future.
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Dragonfly is part of the New Frontiers series of space probes, several of which are still in operation.
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One possible culprit may be overeating, according to a new study published in the journal Frontiers In Nutrition.
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Rome built Hadrian's Wall in England, but it did not have a wall on its vast eastern frontiers.
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Earthships, they hope, will be one way for people living on the frontiers of climate change to thrive.
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Previously he was a partner with Aberdare Ventures, investing in such companies as Ablation Frontiers (acquired by Medtronic).
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In the course of just one week this month, Mr. Obama promoted new frontiers in space on CNN.
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And, with the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon, he hosted the White House Frontiers Conference in Pittsburgh.
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If the escalation continues, he said, people would head closer to the frontiers with Jordan and the Golan.
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Germany will temporarily introduce border controls on its frontiers with Austria, Switzerland, France, Luxembourg and Denmark from Monday.
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Over the years, ads offering sex moved from Craigslist to Backpage and are now on to new frontiers.
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Certainly the frontiers of sexual license often feature strong male-female differentiation rather than androgyny or gender-neutrality.
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We are creating more "smart" products than ever, yet huge social challenges and scientific frontiers remain completely unfunded.
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War on Russia's frontiers is the precondition for Russian security as long as Moscow can manage that war.
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But from what we've seen, there is no reason to expect Apple will soon start exploring new frontiers.
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The company announced shared channels today as part of its Frontiers developer conference, where it also announced some milestones.
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Today European leaders talk only of protecting their external frontiers: precisely what Mr Orban has always urged (and practised).
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Even at this conference, delegates were discussing new frontiers, including better measurements for biological responses to drugs and pharmaceuticals.
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More investments and plans are being revealed during President Barack Obama's White House Frontiers Conference in Pittsburgh on Thursday.
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It ruled that the boundaries of Yugoslavia's constituent republics should be the national frontiers of any newly independent states.
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More importantly, start cultivating networks of friends who have a sense of pulse on the frontiers of the economy.
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Through creativity and innovation, we transformed barren deserts into flourishing fields and pioneered new frontiers in science and technology.
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To get there though, it needs to create the intellectual environment to push the frontiers of science and technology.
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This one was published in the journal Frontiers in Molecular Neuroscience, to which you surely already have a subscription.
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The uncomfortable truth is that these policies were not designed to protect human lives but to protect Europe's frontiers.
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Kamen, speaking at the White House Frontiers Conference at the University of Pittsburgh, places himself in the latter camp.
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Research Frontiers' CEO Joe Harary is ready for when cars become mobile entertainment centers and spaces for everyday activities.
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Paul G. Allen, the Microsoft co-founder, has donated $100 million to launch The Paul G. Allen Frontiers Group.
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The Frontiers Group has given Allen an opportunity to put his name on other branches of science as well.
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Our nation has always embarked on new frontiers with fearless ambition to attain the unknown promises of the future.
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The explosion also killed Kurdish journalist Bakhtiar Haddad, according to watchdog Reporters Sans Frontiers (RSF), and injured two others.
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As a result the commission may advise other EU member states to reintroduce temporary migration controls at their frontiers.
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Austria must maintain border controls for as long as the European Union cannot enforce its external frontiers, he says.
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Davis is also an associate editor for Frontiers in Radiation and Health and the president of Environmental Health Trust.
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This movement has gained power and affirmation by the Trump vision of preservation of frontiers and traditional domestic values.
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For all their solidarity, however, Basque chefs thrive on a healthy competition, particularly in playful presentation and breaking frontiers.
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Our nation was discovered, explored and built by bold thinkers and pioneers in search of new frontiers and prosperity.
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To get an article in Frontiers, researchers must pay a fee that can range from $450 USD to $1,900.
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We're taping this episode in late August, but releasing it just before the Slack Frontiers Conference in San Francisco.
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Season 3, beginning Sunday, follows Dolores into futuristic but otherwise ordinary urban landscapes and into new frontiers of genre.
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Scientists will bring us dispatches on topics ranging from the science of reproduction to the frontiers of space exploration.
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They sought to find out with their new study, which was published last month in Frontiers in Public Health.
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The transition will only be felt at the frontiers of science and technology; the everyday world will not notice.
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Earlier this week, Slack held its annual Frontiers conference for customers and partners on a pier in San Francisco.
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Major oil companies remain lukewarm about pushing the boundaries of available frontiers, desiring longer leases and lower royalty rates.
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The official said he did not know the identity of the kidnappers and that Wild Frontiers paid the ransom.
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They're probably not fit for the saddle but perfect for exploring the arguably wilder frontiers of Manhattan's city streets.
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Mr. Handke seemed not only smart and cool but also a writer who was expanding the frontiers of literature.
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A.I. will open new frontiers in everything from biotechnology to banking, and it is also a Defense Department priority.
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Wanderlust One of New York's last isolated frontiers, sleepy Sullivan County has finally found its place in the sun.
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In his view, there are frontiers of knowledge and capability all around us that we've only begun to explore.
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Health officials just don't have enough information about either of the fairly new frontiers to issue completely definitive guidance.
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A new musical about a Filipino faith healer bringing "psychic surgery" to America expands the frontiers of the form.
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We are truly one of few surviving frontiers for entrepreneurship and one of the bright spots in our economy.
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There are two issues here that are sort of connected because they're about the moral frontiers of our politics.
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To answer that question, Williams shadows researchers on three continents who are working on the frontiers of nature neuroscience.
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The agency's New Frontiers competition finances smaller deep-space missions, and past winners are currently traveling the solar system.
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But over all, life in the Golan Heights has been relatively tranquil compared with other places on Israel's frontiers.
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Chalk it up to our anti-establishment beginnings during the revolutionary war or our collective fascination with lawless frontiers.
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Cossacks were historically a mix between colonists and a military caste on the Russian Empire&aposs south and eastern frontiers.
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The Ryobi Ultra-Quiet Garage Door Opener opens a door to the future and to new frontiers of human existence.
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The original 20203-2022 decadal survey recommended seven medium-sized New Frontiers missions, which NASA selects from community-submitted applications.
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The study published this month in the journal Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment wanted to set the record straight.
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"For us it was about new frontiers," Mr. Kantner told the website Wales Online in 2009, speaking about the Airplane.
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That's where Cole hopes the Future of Sex will come in — to help you make sense of these sexual frontiers.
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Thatcher dreamed of "rolling back the frontiers of the state", in a self-reinforcing programme of privatisation and cost-cutting.
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Even still, Nintendo is charting new frontiers, using smartphones as a way to generate renewed interest in its core products.
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In July, the EU agreed to spend 55 million euros ($64 million) to help Tunisia and Morocco manage their frontiers.
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She has failed—unsurprisingly, since even the EU's most frictionless frontiers, like those with Norway or Switzerland, involve some checks.
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This year marks the first year that the festival is hosting a dedicated "VR palace" within its New Frontiers program.
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Orban's attacks on Soros's projects face infringement cases citing freedoms to move money across frontiers or to open a business.
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Welcome to Horkfest, where we explore frontiers old and new the only way we know how: by stuffing our faces.
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But if the President truly wishes to see America "expand the frontiers of knowledge," his actions much match his words.
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When Motherboard emailed the official press contact of Frontiers for comment, the publisher declined to expand beyond an earlier statement.
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One of the next frontiers for AI is to develop ways to predict the source and targets of future attacks.
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The gathering, called the White House Frontiers Conference, will focus on a wide portfolio, from personal medicine to artificial intelligence.
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Before that commitment, the French Polynesian government in 2017 signed an agreement with Blue Frontiers to build a floating village.
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"Like all frontiers, there are problems and issues here to be solved," said Heliel Martins, a police chief in Rondonia.
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Well, the first thing to remember is that advances on the frontiers of scientific knowledge should be viewed with caution.
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"Our next New Frontiers mission, Dragonfly, will explore Saturn's largest moon, Titan," he said in a video posted to Twitter.
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Davis decided to recreate the day they met at the Frontiers of Flight Museum in Dallas, Texas, for his proposal.
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Such concessions could include allowing the free movement of people across European frontiers and paying budget contributions to the bloc.
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Sometime around the year 5500, Hawking's voice will reach this otherworldly destination, and sweep past it to new cosmic frontiers.
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New frontiers: American Action Network running ads to urge support for a GOP Obamacare replacement that doesn't actually exist yet.
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In August the head of missions for Médecins Sans Frontiers, an aid group, said that the humanitarian crisis was deteriorating.
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The country is winding down an aggressive two-week operation to move tens of thousands of migrants to its frontiers.
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The gap in Croatia's territory occurred after the socialist Yugoslavia dissolved and frontiers between its former republics became international borders.
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For this round of New Frontiers, NASA will spend up to $850 million for the spacecraft, instruments and mission operations.
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In 2016, the Wild Frontiers, a British adventure travel company, canceled its "Afghan Explorer" tours because of Afghanistan's weak security.
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But for now, natural language processing still remains one of the most challenging frontiers in the field of artificial intelligence.
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But it has had far less success online, where frontiers often change depending on where they are being viewed from.
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A spokesperson with Wild Frontiers Uganda, the company Endicott toured with, said neither Endicott nor her tour guide were harmed.
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Evidence of the rising importance of data can be seen from the frontiers of artificial intelligence to mainstream business software.
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Behind the camera, women are shrewdly pushing boundaries, a real feat in a genre that craves new frontiers of luridness.
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Janet H. Murray is the author of Hamlet on the Holodeck, a famed 1997 book examining the frontiers of online media.
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Like others at the frontiers of the field, NTechlab uses a deep learning approach, which clearly serves the purpose very well.
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Fleeing civilians have mostly sought shelter along the frontiers with Israel and Jordan, which is already hosting some 650,000 Syrian refugees.
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Once again, Alpini culture is less about martial swaggering, and more a vehicle for nostalgia for beauty of Italy's northern frontiers.
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On migration, experts had long highlighted the dangers of eliminating most border checks inside the EU before strengthening its external frontiers.
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Even as the U.S.–China trade war escalates, the two powers are fighting a greater battle at the frontiers of technology.
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The frontiers of trade governance can be usefully pushed forward by bilateral and regional agreements, as well as within the WTO.
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After the war ended in 1953, redrawn frontiers left Goseong and the villa about 10 km (seven miles) inside the border.
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Gun ads are now about their combat capability and military pedigree — to be used for modern frontiers, whatever they may be.
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Shane runs the Postcards from the Frontiers of Science blog and is always looking for silly new datasets to play with.
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The instrument, called the Encephalophone — "enceph" means "head" — is described in a paper published in the journal Frontiers in Human Neuroscience.
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"[They] would lose some of their last remaining US habitat," as the Texas biologists wrote in Frontiers in Ecology and Environment.
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All that over-exertion can actually impair your immune system, according to a new study just published in Frontiers in Physiology.
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A recent study by Frontiers in Marine Science estimated West Africa's annual losses from illegal and unregulated fishing at $2.3 billion.
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We celebrate our ancient heroes, embrace our timeless traditions and customs, and always seek to explore and discover brand-new frontiers.
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We're kicking off the series with three scientists who have respectively explored the frontiers of consciousness, the ocean, and wearable technology.
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In its efforts to source more innovation particularly for tackling newer frontiers in commerce, Walmart has been stretching its wings internationally.
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The prominent ideologies—Arabism, Islamism and now jihadism—have all sought some greater statehood beyond the frontiers left by the colonisers.
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The AWRI, the administration says, is a direct result of the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) Spectrum Frontiers vote, which passed yesterday.
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In fact, a study from Frontiers in Psychology found that delegation improves feedback-seeking behaviors among employees, leading to stronger results.
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The project is funded through philanthropic donations via the Seasteading Institute and Blue Frontiers, which sells tokens of the cryptocurrency Varyon.
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Let us give thanks for all that we have, and let us boldly face the exciting new frontiers that lie ahead.
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This is where the frontiers of computer science and more general artificial intelligence converge — and where we're currently spinning our wheels.
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Open-source technologies and distributed computing have opened doors to new possibilities and new frontiers in BI on time series databases.
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Medecins Sans Frontiers spokesman Sam Taylor said that while its own hospitals in Syria had not been hit, many others had.
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One of the most militarized frontiers on earth, it runs just a few miles north of Gurez, nearly parallel to it.
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Now, operations that once seemed like lucrative outposts on the frontiers of capitalism have turned into liabilities for the Scandinavian banks.
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"Because of the current policies, [there are] increasing trends toward violence, especially along the expanding agricultural and extractive frontiers," Lima said.
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It's not perhaps westernmost on maps, but if that's the direction of frontiers, it is the most westest of Western towns.
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Look around at what baffles you; look in at your peculiar self and how your own frontiers continue to edge back.
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In September he is to begin working as an adjunct professor of psychology in the Frontiers of Science program at Columbia.
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Most EU countries are members of the open-border Schengen area, which allows travelers and goods to cross frontiers without checks.
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Most EU countries are members of the open-border Schengen area, which allows travellers and goods to cross frontiers without checks.
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Or does Schaefer's quote hold weight, and had a solid solo dungeon-crawler been lurking under Frontiers' skin since the start?
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Outside the rebel area, Syrian soldiers and local forces are gathering at the frontiers to try to ward off potential reprisals.
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Its frontiers would expand to cover everything from water supply to broadband to how much a landlord may charge a tenant.
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She's glad to have opened up a corner of the galaxy, but she's got her sights set on other frontiers, too.
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Kyle Horton is the lead author of the study, published in the journal Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment last week.
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For the new study, which was published this week in Frontiers in Physiology, scientists at Duke University decided to find out.
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We are gradually familiarizing ourselves with space, and this enduring push to reach beyond frontiers, Najjar suggests, is worth every effort.
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The White House Frontiers Conference is diving deep into humanity's bright future, from the local level on up to the interplanetary one.
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And above all, we must embrace that quintessentially American compulsion to race for new frontiers and push the boundaries of what's possible.
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It's quickly becoming clear that Latin America, the Middle East and North Africa are the next frontiers for the ride-hail industry.
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A study from Frontiers in Psychology found that people who enjoyed their workouts were more likely to exercise than those who didn't.
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Some hinge on hormonal changes, and other suggest that they're about nutritional deficits, according to a 2014 review in Frontiers in Psychology.
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It flags the risks of terrorist attacks and arbitrary detentions and advises against all travel to the frontiers with Iraq and Afghanistan.
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The thesis rests on the idea of production cycles, and the journey from the frontiers of innovation to the backwaters of standardisation.
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Mexico has faced its own influx of asylum-seekers from Haiti and Africa, and simply opening its frontiers could create new headaches.
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A study in the journal Frontiers in Marine Science estimates West Africa's annual losses from illegal and unregulated fishing at $2.3 billion.
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That problem has now been skirted: the new mantra of the populist right is that the answer is to seal Europe's frontiers.
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In one of the final scenes, Carnegie Mellon brain researchers sit in a half-lit room theorizing about the frontiers of neuroscience.
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Illegal fishing costs West African economies $2.3 billion a year, according to a recent study published in Frontiers in Marine Science journal.
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Unlike Wyoming, though, the internet still seems capable of blasting open new and dangerous frontiers, from botnet swarms to deep state hacks.
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Their new review, published in Frontiers in Marine Science, looked at more than 1,000 studies of potential oceanic solutions to climate change.
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And for those hoping to "keep the doctor away," go organic, suggests the new study, which was published in Frontiers in Microbiology.
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The benefits: Floating wind farms could be placed anywhere, opening up new frontiers for wind energy that could not be utilized previously.
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Indeed, the big selling-point of their campaign is to restore British control of the frontiers by stopping free movement of people.
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This is triumphant language—Trump in Indiana is the new Nixon in China, breaking new frontiers on behalf of the American worker.
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I'm ecstatic that he's working in an area that's close to mine, so I actually see the frontiers of knowledge moving forward.
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The two spacecraft were designed under NASA's New Frontiers Program — a series of NASA missions to explore objects in our Solar System.
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" Onward, then, into the future, a future that includes so many new frontiers for online porn, including "Cornal" and "Batish My Yisel.
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"We wanted to approach Caribbean music as a subject that transcends political and cultural frontiers," Galeano observes from his usual anthropological perspective.
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And so, Californians invent: They create new technological frontiers, develop new spiritual hungers, birth an entire industry based on professional make-believe.
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The result would be a dangerous arms race that could destabilize the region and bring more nuclear weapons close to Russia's frontiers.
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"We will launch Dragonfly to explore the frontiers of human knowledge for the benefit for all humanity," he said in the video.
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But regulators have woken to the risks in terms of data security posed by the expansion of tech giants into new frontiers.
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In order to test the game's effect, the research team conducted a study published Monday in the journal Frontiers in Behavioural Neuroscience.
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Between augmented reality and human augmentation—from Pokemon Go to smart drugs to biohacking—we're priming our appetites for new experiential frontiers.
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Mr. Quirk and his collaborators created a new company, Blue Frontiers, which will build and operate the floating islands in French Polynesia.
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Star Traders: Frontiers has captivated me in the last month, but it feels like that love is too fresh for real evaluation.
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In 2016, a study published in Frontiers in Psychology discovered that people who engaged in positive self-talk had higher performance levels.
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First, we thrived by exploring a physical frontier during the migration west, and now we explore technological, scientific, social and human frontiers.
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TRAVEL Most EU countries are members of the open-border Schengen area, which allows travellers and goods to cross frontiers without checks.
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Torchlight Frontiers, once pitched as a free-to-play shared-world revival of Runic Games' hack-n-slash series, is no more.
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In the early years of commercial aviation, with many frontiers still to be conquered, her exploits pointed the way to the future.
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In June, Wild Frontiers created an itinerary that whisks travelers off to a remote corner of the Altai Mountains in southern Siberia.
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He is also President and CEO of Frontiers of Freedom, a public policy think tank that promotes range of free market principles.
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Citing security concerns, both Israel and Egypt maintain tight restrictions on the movement of people and goods along their respective Gaza frontiers.
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Mike Rourke, the manager of Wild Frontiers Uganda, told CNN that Endicott was in the custody of personnel from the US Embassy.
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Peña Nieto said on Wednesday that threats such as earthquakes and storms "recognize no national boundaries or frontiers or orders of government".
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We discuss Parasite, The Farewell, America, High Life, Midnight Traveler, the new frontiers of documentary, including Syrmor, The Giverny Document, and more.
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Six years ago, the Angels gave Albert Pujols a 10-year, $254 million contract and that indeed edged to frontiers of nuttiness.
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According to a 63 study published in Frontiers in Psychology, wolves consistently outperformed domestic dogs when selecting cans filled with pieces of cheese.
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Netanyahu has accused Iran of deploying allied militias along its Syrian frontiers and establishing missile factories aimed at producing weapons to target Israel.
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When a hot new tool arrives on the scene, it should extend the frontiers of economics and pull previously unanswerable questions within reach.
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However, one 2018 review published in Frontiers in Neurology found that it could reduce inflammation and help with pain for multiple sclerosis patients.
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The academics hypothesise that lower precipitation reduced crop yields, leading to food shortages and eventually starvation for soldiers stationed at the empire's frontiers.
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To find out more about the breakthrough research conducted by these, and other eminent scientists, read more from the CNN Frontiers series here.
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On the American side, there's the Enceladus Life Finder (ELF), a proposed NASA New Frontiers-class spacecraft whose mission is in its name.
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So he understood that it was the community of scientists, the community of engineers who knew best where the frontiers would emerge from.
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Accordingly, citizens on social media must be able to form their opinions "without interference by public authority and without frontiers" (EUCFR, article 11).
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In the issue, Obama discusses "final frontiers," including the rising importance of making the economy more efficient using artificial intelligence, without eliminating jobs.
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For a brighter look into the future, STAT seeks out and profiles incredible doctors and researchers on the frontiers of medicine and science.
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It is currently on Enterprise Ireland's New Frontiers Entrepreneur Development Program where it received €15,000 in backing, along with workspace and business mentoring.
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The launch of #Chandrayaan22022 illustrates the prowess of our scientists and the determination of 130 crore Indians to scale new frontiers of science.
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Past New Frontiers missions include: the New Horizons trip to Pluto and beyond the Juno spacecraft, which is currently in orbit around Jupiter.
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In her recent "Conceivability: What I Learned Exploring the Frontiers of Fertility," Elizabeth Katkin describes spending nearly $200,0003 in pursuit of a baby.
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The run highlighted the risks facing banks in a region that is seen by many investors as one of the industry's final frontiers.
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The launch of #Chandrayaan2 illustrates the prowess of our scientists and the determination of 130 crore Indians to scale new frontiers of science.
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Like the serpents he loved making, he was able to slip silently across frontiers, making works that were deeply political yet never dissident.
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The Mi Mix 2 will likely be released in Xiaomi's key markets of India and China, alongside newer frontiers such as western Europe.
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The United Nations says fighting has uprooted more than 320,000 people, most heading toward the frontiers in the biggest exodus of the war.
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"However, for investors with a truly long-term time horizon, we see it as one of the final frontiers of investing," BofAML said.
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It has made extraordinary investments in research and development in an attempt to dominate new technological frontiers like artificial intelligence and quantum computing.
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The study, published in Frontiers in Psychology, noted that when adults were asked about their ideal age, older adults chose older ideal ages.
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As first spotted on Boing Boing and Slashdot, on the frontiers of the world wide web one man is keeping the URL rhyal.
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" In the days when Democrats were led by presidents proposing New Frontiers and Great Societies, there was a saying: "power to the people.
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In his study published in the peer-reviewed journal, Frontiers in Energy, King agrees with critics that the planet is swimming in oil.
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"These were people who crossed frontiers, and they weren't even seen," said Mr. Juillet, the former official in the French foreign intelligence agency.
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In late 2013, a Medicines Sans Frontiers group was kidnapped in Syria, and several international nonprofits started to withdraw their own aid workers.
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The article also misidentified the cover of High Frontiers #2 as showing the face Bob Dobbs, when in fact it was Art Linkletter.
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But on all of these frontiers, there hasn't been enough change since January to account for any change in hiring behavior by businesses.
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Tragedy aside, this was a group of North American pioneers enraptured by the open lands and promises of the Western frontiers and beyond.
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So, for the new study, which was published in August in Frontiers in Physiology, Dr. McPhee and his colleagues decided to find out.
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With new frontiers of concern still unfolding, however, you can bet we will see the emergence of more intelligence activity in the cyber realm.
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"One of the last frontiers where you weren't necessarily connected to Google was the home" says Dimitri Sirota, founder of privacy management firm BigID.
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According to a 2018 Frontiers in Physiology review paper, 100-mile races in the US had almost no women participants in the late 1970s.
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And everyone I've met in Antarctica shares this similar passion for doing research but also exploring and being on the frontiers and being outside.
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Still, it's always nice to have science to confirm your lived experiences — and a new study in Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience does just that.
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Companies like Google and Facebook, which primarily earn revenue off advertising, likely see the forthcoming AR wave as opening up entire new ad frontiers.
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In an article published in the journal Frontiers in Neuroscience, the authors assert that feelings of excitement actually help to keep brain cells alive.
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Driving the news: This year's E3 conference, video gaming's largest global event, shows mobile gaming on platforms scaling up and opening new media frontiers.
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Recently, we joined forces with other funders and BFA (Bankable Frontiers Associates) to support the RegTech for Regulators Accelerator (R2A): an accelerator for regulators.
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"A negotiated settlement was arranged with the assistance of the American government," a spokesman for the tour firm, Wild Frontiers Safaris Uganda, told Reuters.
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"To have security we need frontiers that are controlled so that is why we are working to reinforce coastguards and border guards," he said.
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She's the lead author of "Bright Spots: seeds of a good Anthropocene," published in the October edition of Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment.
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The EU has now proposed establishing over the coming months a common European Border and Coast Guard to tighten control of the EU frontiers.
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If it does not, the EU members of the free-travel Schengen zone can impose checks on internal frontiers for up to two years.
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We've reached out to both Frontiers and Dr. Gregor R. Szycik, the primary author of the study, but did not receive an immediate response.
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The National Guard is responsible not only for internal security but also the frontiers, ports and airports, access to which every drug trafficker needs.
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Why would a man eyeing the far frontiers of technology buy a firm that invests in mortgage servicing, subprime lending and dubious Italian loans?
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Hinduism has always resisted any universally satisfactory definition, and syncretic sites like Baba Budangiri are the religion's frontiers, where Hinduism's porousness is most evident.
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The good news is that Brazil does not need to continue expanding its agricultural frontiers — productivity can be sufficiently improved through investment and technology.
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In another field of inquiry, Mildred Dresselhaus earned the sobriquet the Queen of Carbon for discoveries that pushed the world-changing frontiers of nanotechnology.
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Now, a new study in Frontiers in Neuroscience found that birth control could be affecting the way women perceive facial expressions in other people.
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VCUarts is a vibrant, engaged community of artists, designers, performers and scholars dedicated to pursuing creative excellence and expanding the frontiers of artistic discovery.
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The area is one of the world's most militarily tense frontiers, where the neighbouring armies have confronted each other over disputed territory for decades.
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Governments around the world have found themselves behind the curve as artificial intelligence advances at lightning speed, opening up new frontiers for potential regulation.
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Proteins found in squid can be used to create sustainable alternatives to plastics, according to a report published in Frontiers in Chemistry on Thursday.
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In February, a journal called Frontiers in Genetics rejected a paper that was based on findings from the DNA of more than 600 Uighurs.
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The company pushed workplace culture to new frontiers with enviable benefits such as free meals, office slides, onsite childcare and an emphasis on transparency.
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Away from the battlefield, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan cannot afford to appear to have been pushed aside in his campaign to secure Turkey's frontiers.
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Those of us who were taught stories of heroic colonizers and conquered frontiers in North America may think our forefathers defined the New World.
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Volkswagen's recent push into new digital frontiers has taken on added momentum since Matthias Müller took over as chief executive after the emissions scandal.
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It has also knocked down barriers to freedom to travel and work in neighboring states, creating lifelong bonds across frontiers that were formerly guarded.
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He wrote "Being Direct: Making Advertising Pay" (1997) and "Frontiers of Direct Marketing" (1981) as well as articles for newspapers, magazines and trade publications.
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An ongoing study published in Frontiers in Pharmacology found that cannabis helps with cognitive performance, as in the way we acquire and process knowledge.
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Jon Lawrence, executive officer at Electronic Frontiers Australia, which is partnering Wikipedia in the campaign, agreed and called current copyright laws in Australia "absurdly outdated".
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As a result, their businesses and the people around them choose the wrong priorities: Preservation rather than growth and familiar surroundings instead of new frontiers.
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It's also exciting to think about what New Frontiers and Discovery missions might come next to build on the incredible results of the current missions.
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The just-retracted paper, which looked at the shopping habits of World War II veterans, was published in 2016 in the journal Frontiers of Psychology.
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Research published this spring in Frontiers in Public Health surveyed cannabis users in states where marijuana use is legal: California, Colorado, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington.
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The mission — called Dragonfly — received a coveted funding slot from NASA's New Frontiers program, which funds ambitious missions to explore objects in our Solar System.
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The battles have pushed more than 270,000 people out of their homes, the United Nations says, most of them sheltering nearby at Syria's southern frontiers.
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It also speaks to how investors are looking for what new frontiers tech might be tackling, beyond those where it is already alive and well.
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If Britain does lose business in the EU, it would be better placed than most to explore new frontiers, in places like the Middle East.
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"That's why I get so riled up when I see people willfully ignore facts," Obama said from The White House Frontiers conference in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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Before leading Tradeshift Frontiers, Sylvest led the global cross-regional network strategy focusing on platform deployment and growth in China, and as CTO of Tradeshift.
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"This is one of the world's last frontiers," said Macarena Marcotti Murúa, 25, a veterinarian who arrived in November to work at the post office.
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In 2015 IBM set up its Research Frontiers Institute, inviting corporate participants to share ideas about growth areas in technology, the quantum kind being one.
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It is indeed time for us to close ranks and collectively push our national agenda and forge our country to new frontiers of economic development.
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"The launch of #Chandrayaan2 illustrates the prowess of our scientists and the determination of (1.3 billion) Indians to scale new frontiers of science," he said.
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The researchers behind this latest study, published in Frontiers in Microbiology, took a new twist on an old bacteria-killing trick that predates antibiotics: metal.
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Around that time, R.U. Sirius and Mark Frost231 started the magazine High Frontiers, which was later relaunched with Queen Mu and others as Mondo 22.
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Cornell University researchers found CBD increases comfort and activity in dogs with arthritis, according to a study published in July in Frontiers in Veterinary Science.
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"If you were to look right out to the frontiers of what's happening in sex tech— that's in VR or teledildonics or AR," said Cole.
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There are hundreds of accelerators, labs and venture studios attached to major corporations, but Frontiers wants to set itself apart through an open-source ethos.
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NEW FRONTIERS UPS, DHL and specialty shippers have a smattering of home health projects around the world - mostly in countries with single-payer health systems.
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So usually we prefer to play outside our frontiers, but we are starting [to see] more interaction and people attending in our current local scene.
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Syro marked the return of a masterful pioneer, blazing new frontiers while reminding fans exactly why they began following his path in the first place.
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We — all human beings — must be free and able to express ourselves, and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas, regardless of frontiers. 2.
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HELSINKI/OSLO (Reuters) - Finland and Norway sought to ease migrant flows from Russia, as tensions over Europe's refugee crisis spread to the continent's northernmost frontiers.
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" A former top official with France's external intelligence agency, Alain Juillet, said that the "big lesson" was to "restore the frontiers and establish better cooperation.
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That was by my mom, who had converted to New Frontiers International at 17 and brought me and my sisters up as part of it.
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Both are Christian Orthodox nations on Islam's western frontiers; even as a NATO member, Greece tried to maintain channels of communication with the Soviet Union.
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Credit...Anastasiia Sapon for The New York Times In recent years, internet-connected devices have colonized a range of new frontiers — wrists, refrigerators, doorbells, cars.
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How we build and live at frontiers, and how the sites thrill us or increase our anxieties, are the subject of four important new books.
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Frontex, which will soon be renamed the European Border and Coast Guard Agency, is increasing staff numbers and funding to boost controls at EU frontiers.
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The army has tightened security across the country's frontiers with the Sahel region and with Libya, and announced seizures of weapons during patrols this year.
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Lifting barriers and border checkpoints would speed cross-border trade and allow foreign tourists to cross the region without waiting at frontiers, the leaders said.
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The mission, called Dragonfly, is the latest in NASA's New Frontiers program, which has launched explorations of Pluto, Jupiter, the asteroid Bennu, and now, Titan.
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The surprise in the new study, published in Frontiers in Marine Science, is that Omura's whales, though little seen, are widespread across the tropical world.
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These devices could one day power tabletop particle accelerators for medical use, act as microscopes to image atoms, and push the frontiers of physics even further.
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Comprehending the next sequence is the aim of scientists who are pushing the frontiers of our understanding of the largest and smallest structures of the universe.
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While Assad is militarily unassailable in the Syrian conflict, swathes of territory at the frontiers with Iraq, Turkey and Jordan and Israel remain outside his control.
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A more recent study, published earlier this year in Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience, linked dancing to improved "white matter" integrity in the brains of older adults.
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Their new study, published Tuesday in Frontiers in Endocrinology, suggests that some people's symptoms might be caused by a thyroid that's dysfunctional in an unexpected way.
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The resulting paper, recently published in the journal Frontiers in Veterinary Science, has some fun surprises: Apparently wallabies, silva deer, and llamas make pretty decent pets.
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Screenshot: Taylor, et al (Frontiers in Psychology)As many a crime documentary has made clear, eyewitness testimony is often much less accurate than you might think.
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As a 2015 paper in Frontiers in Psychiatry points out, this dwelling on the central details of a memory may lead people to re-experience them.
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The stat was revealed by Jeff Dean, senior fellow in Google's research group, who was speaking at the AI Frontiers conference in Santa Clara, California, Wednesday.
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Drivers in Cambodia, one of the last frontiers in the battle of apps, say competition is fierce and the market will not be easy for Grab.
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These prototypes will need to be improved by an order of magnitude, probably, but no one expected expanding the frontiers of astronomical observation to be easy.
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Among the honors Mr. Boulez received in his later years were the Kyoto Prize in 2009 and the BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Award in 2013.
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Developer Ironhide Games is best known for its original tower defense hit Kingdom Rush along with its sequel Kingdom Rush Frontiers and prequel Kingdom Rush Origins.
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To discuss with private sector stakeholders how the policy will impact their work, the Obama administration is hosting a White House Frontiers Conference on October 13.
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Beginning with the sister cities of Tijuana and San Diego, "Vanishing Frontiers" is an account of the people and places at the forefront of this integration.
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But Cassini-Huygens, even as a mission of the past, will be a beacon of what is possible when Earthlings work together to explore new frontiers.
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He hopes his colleagues in Silicon Valley are motivated to invest in such start-ups because they are enthusiastic about exploring the frontiers of the unknown.
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Running a marathon under two hours is now one of the most coveted frontiers in athletics, and the desire to achieve it has never been greater.
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New research published today in Frontiers in Microbiology describes a trial NASA rover mission in Chile's Atacama Desert that could mirror a future mission to Mars.
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With augmented reality and brain-computer interfaces are seen as the next frontiers for privacy, this research has raised significant concerns about enabling unprecedented rights violations.
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She has promised to suspend the European Union's open-border agreement on France's frontiers and expel foreigners who are on the watch lists of intelligence services.
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Out of the ongoing wars in the Middle East, Cockburn sees something similar: ISIS re-drawing colonial frontiers in fresh blood, perfecting its spectacle of terror.
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The protests are scheduled to culminate on May 15, when, according to Hamas leader Ismail Haniya, the Gaza scenes would be replicated elsewhere on Israel's frontiers.
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Europe cannot change geography, but it can make itself less vulnerable, starting with a proper system to control the EU's external frontiers and handle asylum-seekers.
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Illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing costs West African economies $2.3 billion a year, according to a recent study published in Frontiers in Marine Science journal.
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We are witnessing the birth of private space travel in a new era when pioneering entrepreneurs will open frontiers of discovery alongside NASA's deep space missions.
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The Frontiers of Flight Museum in Dallas, Texas, is home to the first Southwest plane, so Davis decided it would be the perfect place to propose.
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Since the flavoring chemicals are considered safe to eat, e-cigarettes are often promoted as a alternative to traditional cigarettes, researchers note in Frontiers in Physiology.
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"Blue Frontiers will create environmentally sound, self-sustaining, modular floating island with significant regulatory autonomy," Quirk states matter-of-factly during his presentation at the Summit.
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But talking to Blue Frontiers' legal counsel Tom Bell, also a speaker at the Summit, freedom of movement as itself a luxury seems lost on him.
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Twenty-three-year-old singer Joseph Coward was brought up as part of the church, in Essex, when it was known as the New Frontiers International.
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It's meant as a kind of allegory, linking the ever evolving frontiers of gender and sexuality to these gatherings that took place on a literal frontier.
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Humans may one day embark on missions to other stars, but it doesn't necessarily follow that the lifeforms that arrive on those frontiers will be human.
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For the project "Zoquetes Fronterizos" (Mud Frontiers) the students learned to shovel mud into 3-D printers, building circular adobe structures on a mesa overlooking Juarez.
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The transition to 3D, polygonal graphics, and online, multiplayer games in the late 90s were the last time game developers had truly new frontiers to explore.
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The day before the Frontiers Conference, the Obama Administration released a report on how the American government can be involved in an increasingly AI-powered future.
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It's not yet clear how the alterations seen along the DNA strand where methylation increased might cause asthma, the study team notes in Frontiers in Genetics.
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"Prolonged consumption frees the spirit light and lightens the body," it said, according to a translation cited in an article in the journal Frontiers in Pharmacology.
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Croatia said this week it was considering deploying troops along its hilly, heavily forested border with Bosnia, which is one of the EU's longest external frontiers.
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Germany has temporarily introduced border controls on its frontiers with Austria, Switzerland, France, Luxembourg and Denmark in a bid to curb the spread of the infection.
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Phasing in gear that fits a broader range of body types is one of the last frontiers to building a more diverse force of emergency responders.
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The companies now interested in finding solutions to AI-enabled fakery have have also been pushing the frontiers of the technology for their own commercial purposes.
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"I'm the candidate of that France that we love, who will protect our frontiers, who will protect us from savage globalization," she said at the outset.
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Assad has vowed to recover opposition-held areas near the frontiers with Jordan and the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights, and government and allied forces are mobilizing.
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A new study published in Frontiers in Microbiology is the first to track the physical changes in bacteria, specifically the E. coli strain, after exposure to antibiotics.
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He pushed the seemingly non-controversial idea that only through science can the US keep extending the frontiers of human knowledge and accomplish more as a country.
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Image: Gregory Berns, Emory University (Frontiers in Neuroscience)During fMRI testing, the primary owners of the dogs were positioned in front of them at the machine's opening.
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"Murdering a police officer in cold blood is a crime beyond the frontiers of rehabilitation or redemption," de Blasio reportedly wrote to the board regarding Bell's release.
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But among male students, the only difference was a very slight increase in their negative affect, possibly indicating a worsened mood, researchers reported in Frontiers in Psychology.
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The flow slowed to a trickle as the Hungarian border fence forced migrants south to Croatia and Slovenia, which early this year effectively sealed their frontiers too.
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The then-head of Medecins Sans Frontiers' mission in Haiti told reporters that its doctors treated 27 people with gunshot wounds, most of them women and children.
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"Murdering a police officer in cold blood is a crime beyond the frontiers of rehabilitation or redemption," Mr. de Blasio wrote in March to the board's chairwoman.
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With failing states on Europe's frontiers and a more aggressive Russia, NATO and the European Union are seeking to work more closely to shore up collective security.
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In August, Buhari closed Nigeria's land frontiers to goods traded with Chad, Niger, Cameroon and Benin, citing the need to protect the country's economy from frequent smuggling.
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That trend will be an interesting one to watch as we start to see tech companies tackle old frontiers like phone calls, as well as new ones.
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As Peter Singer notes, the AI arms race is propelled by unstoppable forces: geopolitical competition, science pushing at the frontiers of knowledge, and profit-seeking technology businesses.
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Why it matters: AR and VR are often touted as key next frontiers for computing and Apple can't afford to miss out on the next big thing.
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A report in 2014 by journal Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment estimated that about 10,000 intact pangolins are confiscated per year by authorities, mostly in Asia.
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Why it matters: A lot of tech giants are betting that voice assistants and the devices they can control are one of the next frontiers of computing.
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In the study, published last week in Frontiers in Behavioural Neuroscience, volunteers put on an Oculus Rift headset that simulated driving a vehicle down a suburban street.
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Egypt has even matched Israel's restrictions on the flow of goods and people across Gaza's frontiers, destroying smuggling tunnels and leaving the enclave under a gruelling siege.
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By contrast, his predecessors over the past four decades each found ways of channelling aggression outward by identifying new frontiers and promising boundlessness in a shrinking world.
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There Benjamin sought to explore the frontiers of a new musical language, devising forbiddingly complex sonic architectural structures to substitute for such traditional forms as the sonata.
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While data and information are important components for exploring the frontiers of the possible, perhaps the best way is through stories and fiction, and especially speculative fiction.
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Investments have run the gamut from fintech/e-commerce companies like "online pawn shop" Borro; through to new frontiers in tech, such as wireless charging startup uBeam.
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"Simulation is essential if you really want to do a self driving car," said Zhaoyin Jia, tech lead for Google self driving at today's AI Frontiers Conference.
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From a dozen proposals to the agency's New Frontiers competition — not unlike an interplanetary "Shark Tank" for a forthcoming robotic mission — NASA announced those two as finalists.
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"Nationalism is rising across Europe, the nationalism that demands the closing of frontiers, which preaches rejection of the other," he said in a radio interview on Tuesday.
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Some people in Israel have started referring to a potential "First Northern War," meaning that Israel will have to fight across both the Lebanese and Syrian frontiers.
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LIFE OF THE PARTY Blazing new frontiers in helicopter parenting, a mother (Melissa McCarthy), who regrets not earning a college degree, enrolls alongside her daughter (Molly Gordon).
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Seizing opportunities on the lawless frontiers of social media, the Russian leader has stoked division, spread disinformation, fanned conspiracy theories and generally mind-gamed the American system.
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Wild Frontiers specializes in adventurous destinations, and with its first food tours this year will focus on off-the-beaten foodie path destinations, including Colombia and Georgia.
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At London-based Wild Frontiers, a luxury tour planner, the founder, Jonny Bealby, says 80 percent of his tours today include at least some kind of homestay.
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The University of California professor outlines the darker consequences of pushing the frontiers in artificial intelligence or, as he calls it, "the most important question facing humanity".
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The CCF was founded in Berlin and went on to assert influence over writers, artists, and intellectuals in Cold War frontiers throughout Africa, Asia, and West Asia.
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The European Commission last week gave Athens three months to fix "serious deficiencies" in its management of the bloc's external frontiers or face suspension from the Schengen area.
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New Horizons launched nearly 13 years ago as part of NASA's New Frontiers program with the foremost mission of conducting a flyby of Pluto, which occurred in 2015.
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A YouTube user who goes by Electronic Grenade has pushed frontiers of mobile computing to absurd limits by designing a computer mouse that is also a functional laptop.
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It's a bold move that could open new frontiers of growth for a company that's so big already it's become hard for it to find new big opportunities.
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Pakistan and Argentina each have a market capitalisation of $80-$100 billion — a fraction of India's $750 billion or Russia's $525 billion but huge compared to most frontiers.
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"Today I am proud to announce that our next New Frontiers mission, Dragonfly, will explore Saturn's largest moon, Titan," NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine said in a video teleconference.
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VCUarts is shaping the frontiers of research and discovery at the boundaries of what the arts mean today and how they will be inspired, sustained and lived tomorrow.
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They don't seem to realize that China has pushed its technological frontiers in areas as diverse as high-end consumer appliances and electronics, capital goods and space exploration.
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The competition from China is great, but America is the world's leader, and has never shied away from a challenge … and it always thrived when exploring new frontiers.
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Privatised by the Tories in the mid-1990s, they are now the prime target in the Labour Party's campaign to roll forward the frontiers of the state again.
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But if our understanding is shaky—as it plainly is at the frontiers of physics—we can't really assign a probability, or confidently assert that something is unlikely.
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"It will be a new chapter in a long story for me of pursuing frontiers that I think will one day create compelling experiences for people," he says.
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"We implore the EU, its member states, and the United States to reconsider their position on such a return to ethnification of polities and frontiers," the letter said.
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What we remember is the smiling young man with a beautiful wife, challenging the nation with "New Frontiers," daring America to go to the moon within a decade.
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Endeavor and Voyager have the initial sounds of "En" and "V", hence the initial sounds of Nvidia, while the names also suggest a sense of pushing frontiers. Cheesy?
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And while the magazine's editors promise the magazine will still showcase plenty of skin, it has also expanded its coverage into new frontiers in queerness and social justice.
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Hungary's right-wing government has been in the forefront of efforts, particularly among ex-communist states in the east, to stiffen the European Union's frontiers against asylum seekers.
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Rebels also still control a significant chunk of territory on the frontiers with Jordan and Israel, which are both anxious about the growth of Iranian influence in Syria.
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According to Mawson, the funding source was disclosed in the paper, although it did not appear in the study abstract that was later removed from the Frontiers site.
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Vienna has said it will introduce tougher checks at its border with Italy and has urged the EU to send soldiers to Greece to police the bloc's frontiers.
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The asset manager needs help — the help of an AI associate that can navigate and present multi-dimensional Pareto (optimal return) mathematical frontiers, producing complex predictive analytics models.
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The full study is available at Frontiers in Psychology, and The University of Chicago's Science Life has a fascinating piece on the study, including insight from Mason herself.
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One study published in the journal Frontiers in Veterinary Science in 2016 found that the agile wallaby, or Macropus agilis, was suitable to be kept as a pet.
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Despite always committing to new frontiers through his own productions, Kanye has forged strong relationships with other figures in electronic music which have transformed both their respective careers.
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Last month, Mr. Allen announced a global initiative called Frontiers Group to search for breakthrough ideas in bioscience – and then committed $100 million to support the best ideas.
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A recent study published in Frontiers in Psychology takes a look at data from the dating app Hinge and suggests that similarities can help in making romantic connections.
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The new study, published in Frontiers, shows that by building rapport with patients and keeping the interview anonymous, Ellie outperformed the PDHA in getting veterans to disclose symptoms.
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Camps are being opened in Greece to house thousands of migrants who cannot move forward yet cannot or will not go back, as neighboring countries shut their frontiers.
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A 2014 study published in the Frontiers in Psychology shows that children as young as three start having a preference for living things cuter and smaller than them.
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Pakistan is one of the next frontiers of punk music and Khan's birthplace, but Khan formed her punk rock sound in Canada and is a quintessential Toronto artist.
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In the book, you write about one of the next major medical frontiers—genetic therapies and modification—and how some people in sports are concerned about gene doping.
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Last December, Frontiers pulled an abstract for a paper arguing that unvaccinated children are less likely to suffer from autism following an uproar from autism experts on Twitter.
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The 2017 Art + Environment Conference will traverse time and space across the unsettled terrains, shifting frontiers, and limitless horizons of a super-region we call the Greater West.
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Potential funders should get in touch with Frontiers via their submission form if they have a way to get much-needed resources to scientists working on this problem.
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When U.S. President Barack Obama spoke at the White House-hosted Frontiers Conference in Pittsburgh last week, he closed with a rather apt nod to Silicon Valley types.
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From a dozen proposals to the agency's New Frontiers competition — not unlike an interplanetary "Shark Tank" for a forthcoming robotic mission — NASA announced these two finalists on Wednesday.
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Previous New Frontiers missions include New Horizons, which zipped past Pluto two years ago; Juno, currently looping around Jupiter; and Osiris-Rex, currently en route to an asteroid.
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"The Valongo Wharf in Rio tells a story that's powerful," said Jonny Bealby, the founder of Wild Frontiers, a travel company devoted to off-the-beaten path trips.
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As we detail in a recent issue of the journal Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, the children's learning and engagement were heightened in the presence of appropriate social cues.
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China may continue to steal American IP but it has a large, growing high-tech base that will continue to push the frontiers of AI and related fields.
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It is one of the world's most militarized frontiers, the site of frequent armed showdowns between the two nuclear foes, both of which claim Kashmir in its entirety.
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If Russia's western frontiers can be managed, the U.S. should actively encourage Russia to shift its focus toward Central Asia, where both Russia and China have competing interests.
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Increasingly, energy companies were looking to new frontiers like Russia, which has more than $8.2 trillion in untapped oil and gas, according to Bloomberg, particularly in the icy Arctic.
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He also celebrated his support of the Second Amendment, promised to back research to cross new medical frontiers, to cure HIV/AIDS and to put American astronauts on Mars.
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O'Shaughnessy offered an unusually bellicose assessment of the deployment, given the long-standing portrayal of the US–Mexican border as one of the longest demilitarized frontiers in the world.
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Both great power rivals are probing the frontiers of American influence for weakness — ready to press their advantage when they find a lack of military capability or political will.
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The study, published in late January in Frontiers in Endocrinology, is the first to look into whether the high-fat, low-carb diet might also adversely affect bone health.
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No longer finding new frontiers and markets to rule, they're instead figuring out where the boundaries of their empires ought to be and building tall walls on those borders.
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One of the authors of the Frontiers paper, Nuñez-López, has done a dynamic LCA on EOR projects, which measures the CO2 released over time as oil production diminishes.
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This week, we'll convene some of America's leading scientists, engineers, innovators and students in Pittsburgh to dream up ways to build on our progress and find the next frontiers.
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Hopefully, we haven't seen our last autonomous-vehicle accident; hopefully everyone will see them for what they are if/when they occur: invaluable steps pushing us across uncrossed frontiers.
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The rise in the number of Chinese people in Africa is striking Across Africa, state-owned companies like CHEC are opening up new frontiers in China's global economic expansion.
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The White House is hosting a day-long event tomorrow, The Frontiers Conference, in Pittsburgh on the future of U.S. innovation, including topics in robotics, medicine and space exploration.
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Both projects fall within NASA's New Frontiers initiative, in which projects can deployed for $1 billion or less, but at the same time tackle questions with high scientific priority.
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Insect-rearers might be able to fine-tune an insect's diet to maximize its nutritional content, for example, according to the paper published in the journal Frontiers in Nutrition.
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This exhibition, curated by Katherine Rochester, gathers works by seven artists and collectives that project humans onto sci-fi frontiers in order to imagine solutions for seemingly unsolvable problems.
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The Czechs have declined to shelter asylum-seekers despite an overall drop in arrivals due to tighter borders and projects beyond the EU's frontiers to discourage migration to Europe.
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"This decision is nothing less than a complete betrayal of a fundamental civil liberty of all Australians," Jon Lawrence, executive officer of Electronic Frontiers Australia said in a statement.
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While most of the media's attention is on virtual reality when it comes to new frontiers in video games, eSports is quickly becoming a force to be reckoned with.
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Their research on firn aquifers in Southeast Greenland, published in Frontiers in Earth Science, shows that the water in the firn aquifer they studied did eventually reach the ocean.
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Biotech is one of today's many hot frontiers of technology, but one thing holding it back is that it's significantly less amenable to traditional computing techniques than other areas.
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What won't do are the romantic or patronizing epithets of "outsider" or "self-taught," which belong to a fading time of urges to police the frontiers of high culture.
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The internet is the Wild West of publishing, and like many of Silicon Valley's most celebrated start-ups, Gawker pushed the frontiers, sometimes in ways that made you cringe.
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But the social impact of these changes particularly on rural communities had not been fully considered, according to the paper published in the journal Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems.
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The Trump administration should closely monitor all these flash points along China's frontiers, any one of which could provoke a major military confrontation, if not next year, soon thereafter.
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It holds the promise of opening up new frontiers for the integration of journalism and art in a socially oriented 21st-century performance piece poised at technology's cutting edge.
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Mr. Ebell cut his teeth in Washington working for Frontiers of Freedom, a research group founded by former Senator Malcolm Wallop, a Wyoming Republican, to advocate for limited government.
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The missions have been under consideration for two and a half years in NASA's class of missions called New Frontiers, which are supposed to cost less than $1 billion.
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In a 2018 study published in the journal Frontiers in Neuroscience, kids given structured music lessons performed better than their peers on tests of verbal intelligence, planning, and inhibition.
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At that meeting, according to the diary entry, the minister suggested keeping the Olympic laboratory open after the Games, as a place to experiment with new frontiers of doping.
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These investigations have become a higher priority as the U.S. government increasingly feels that China has built an apparatus for stealing U.S. technology, particularly at the frontiers of science.
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Mr. Barnier reiterated that membership of the European Union's single market meant respecting the free flow of goods, of people, of capital and of services across the bloc's frontiers.
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Business promoters now want to create an international trade hub in the district and are ready to capitalize on what they see as one of Denver's last development frontiers.
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Through this period of rapid growth, we are more focused than ever on meeting the increasing needs of individuals, institutions and businesses while continually advancing the frontiers of cryptocurrency.
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Promoting insects as tasty -- or even as a luxurious delicacy -- could help change both attitudes and menus, according to a study published Tuesday in the journal Frontiers in Nutrition.
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And it's up to us — policymakers, business leaders, parents, teachers and mentors — to prepare him or her for the inevitable barriers and challenges that come with conquering new frontiers.
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To that end, zoolologists are now proffering knowledge gleaned from cockroach locomotion to the robotics community, as in the case of a recent paper published in Frontiers in Zoology.
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Appearing today at the White House Frontiers Conference in Pittsburgh, Obama suggested that support of science has set one candidate apart from the other in 2016's divisive presidential election.
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Still, it all might have been left behind as an Iain Banksian footnote without a foundation in gameplay: tight, sophisticated, smart and unapologetically rapt in the romance of new frontiers.
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Each month he totes his literary butterfly net out to the wild verges of science, culture, technology—anywhere new frontiers are opening—to collect and catalogue delightful new lexical specimens.
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Included yet again were the entrants for the festival's New Frontiers program, which hosts VR content, and an unlikely film title made the list this year, Wolves in the Walls.
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Without the humor of juxtaposition and jarring shifts of scale of the other pieces, they confront us with the enormous power of scientific imagery and the frontiers of microscopic photography.
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And Gearóid Ó Faoleán, ethics and integrity manager at Frontiers, the publisher of the journal, told BuzzFeed News that it could not release the data because it involves human subjects.
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Yet industry supporters say development in the NPR-A, already established for the oil and gas industry, could yield barrels much more quickly than drilling in more remote Alaska frontiers.
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IHS JTIC's latest report said that it had noticed new trends of ISIS violence in Libya and the North Caucasus, giving the coalition new frontiers of extremism to worry about.
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The most vulnerable point for NATO will be the Baltic states—lying on a small, flat, thinly populated strip of land with few natural frontiers and nowhere to retreat to.
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Behrouz Boochani, a Kurdish journalist from Iran, said the men were not on a hunger strike and called on the Red Cross and Medicines Sans Frontiers (MSF) to provide help.
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Gert Sylvest, co-founder of Tradeshift and GM of Tradeshift Frontiers, and Galia Benartzi, co-founder and head of business development for Bancor, join our growing list of confirmed speakers.
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Researchers documented improvements in attention among healthy young adults who played a game called Decoder twice a week for a month, according to a report in Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience.
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Frontiers could drive increased adoption of AI, ML and blockchain across global supply chains, and increase industry innovation, while positioning Tradeshift as an increasingly dominant industry leader in global commerce.
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The as-yet-unpublished research, which would have appeared in the journal Frontiers in Public Health, concluded that unvaccinated children are less likely to suffer from autism (among other ailments).
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In his short story "Bloodless Victory," which appears in his recent collection New Frontiers, he depicts a future in which dueling makes a comeback thanks to sophisticated virtual reality technology.
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But it would be a pity if it got in the way of HAST's wider mission to push the frontiers of human understanding to the very bottom of the ocean.
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Beside Apple and Microsoft, companies like Razer are pushing the design and pricing frontiers too, offering PCs like the $3,699 Razer Blade Pro with arguably the best laptop keyboard ever.
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The Obama Administration is kicking off the White House Frontiers Conference in Pittsburgh this week, and as part of that it's announcing a number of new initiatives in civic technology.
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The research, published in the journal Frontiers in Genetics on Monday, found evidence of large-scale inbreeding and signs of disease among the yellow-banded bumblebee, or Bombus terricola, population.
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Programs at the event will be divided into categories like Personal Frontiers, including innovations in healthcare, as well as broader categories focusing on local, national, global and even interplanetary advances.
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Under NASA's New Frontiers program, designed for medium-grade exploration of our solar system, Juno's cost cap was $700 million when Lockheed Martin started to build the craft in 483.83.
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In 220006, the Federal Communications Commission approved Spectrum Frontiers, making the U.S. the first country in the world to open up higher-frequency millimeter wave spectrum to roll out 2202G.
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Travis Korson is a senior fellow with Frontiers of Freedom a public policy think tank devoted to promoting a strong national defense, free markets, individual liberty, and constitutionally-limited government.
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A top priority in negotiations over the withdrawal will be Britain's power to control immigration and skirt European Union rules that allow people to move and settle across national frontiers.
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The new review, published this week in Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology, took a look at these studies and tried to suss out what could make these donors special.
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Although philosophy has never had a mass audience, it remains remarkably accessible to the average student; unlike the natural sciences, its frontiers can be reached in a few undergraduate courses.
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Now, Lehmann-Haupt demystifies that leap for other women through her articles, speaking engagements, and books, including In Her Own Sweet Time: Egg Freezing and the New Frontiers of Family.
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In 250, it manifests as a giant black monolith that seems to inspire humans to push past tantalizing frontiers in space, intelligence, and reality (with mixed results for the humans).
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Motherboard has covered some embarrassing retractions from the Frontiers publisher and its family of journals in the past, which previously published research in support of anti-vaxxers and chemtrail truthers.
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Mr. Milner, whose holdings have included major stakes in Facebook and Twitter, is known for expounding on everything from the future of social media to the frontiers of space travel.
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For instance: In 22011, ExxonMobil struck a deal with the Russian government-owned oil company Rosneft to exploit three new oil frontiers in the Black Sea, Siberia, and the Arctic.
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Corporate accountants got to have some fun exploring new frontiers in tax avoidance; the rest of us just ended up saddled with an extra $2 trillion or so in debt.
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The kidnapped tourist is Kimberly Sue Endicott, and the guide is Jean-Paul Mirenge Remezo, according to an official with Wild Frontiers, the safari company with which they were traveling.
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A 993 German report in Frontiers in Human Neuroscience analyzed brain scans from subjects who were on average 68 years old and engaged in either interval training or social dance.
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Key issues: Her plan includes the opportunity for Parliament to decide whether to keep a type of customs union with Brussels, eliminating tariffs and reducing checks on goods at frontiers.
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With ever-expanding majorities, longtime Republicans saw a chance to pass long-delayed priorities like tort reform, but the arrivals from the party's new frontiers came with their own ideas.
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Now, Chelsea galleries have moved to Chinatown and Harlem, Upper East Side galleries have moved to the Lower East Side and a few pioneers have moved to new frontiers altogether.
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But in a study published Wednesday in the journal Frontiers in Psychology, researchers examined the impact of a group of children's "connectedness to nature" on their sustainable behaviors and happiness.
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"When we started developing Torchlight Frontiers, we were focused on creating a shared-world experience," Echtra CEO Max Schaefer, one of the founders of Runic, explained in a press release.
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New trade frontiers The UK voted to leave the European Union on June 23 2016 and, as a result, the government is pushing an agenda to increase exports into Africa.
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The move thrust the Golan Heights — a fertile plateau beside the Sea of Galilee that has been one of Israel's quieter frontiers for a half-century — back into international headlines.
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The spacecraft has been under consideration for two-and-a-half years in NASA's class of science missions, called New Frontiers, which are supposed to cost less than $1 billion.
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In recent years, a network of seemingly dormant frontiers has become what Ferrari describes as "a twenty-first-century psychosis" of police checks, soldiers, walls, refugee camps, and displaced people.
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