And, apparently, the troll operations were not always high impact.
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Colgate Optic White High Impact Toothpaste, $11.99 for three-pack; amazon.
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For instance, Y Combinator continues to churn out high-impact startups.
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"Jiankui is a very high-impact student," Deem said in 2010.
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"We urge people to prepare for a high impact event," she said.
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High-impact educational practices should be a central part of that equation.
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You'll want to click through, Obell does some high-impact detective work.
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Rarely do such high-impact players hit the open market so young.
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In August, she won four gold medals for flawless, high-impact gymnastics.
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The bristles are short and dense to help distribute high-impact color.
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"Kosmos offers exposure to an ongoing high-impact, three-well exploration campaign that could more than double its valuation – it is our favorite high-impact explorer," said analysts at RBC Capital Markets who rate the stock as 'outperform'.
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For years, several countries have developed regulatory models geared toward high-impact entrepreneurship.
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It's just that this particular workout dress isn't built for high-impact activities.
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The class is fun but not as high-impact as it sometimes is.
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But don't think that Kate's skipped out on her high-impact outfits, either.
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Conner made the first high-impact play of the afternoon for Ole Miss.
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Traditionally, academics have earned prestige by publishing new findings in high-impact journals.
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Last week, the FBI warned of "high impact" ransomware attacks targeting larger businesses.
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My vision is to develop high-impact collaborations across the health care sector.
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Dombrowski has already traded high-impact prospects for Pomeranz and closer Craig Kimbrel.
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Any high-impact decision concerns the future, and we should account for change.
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Read Vox's piece on six high-impact organizations working to fight climate change.
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In both chambers, lawmakers have teed up a high-impact lineup of hearings.
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Nike's high-impact logo is a bold, italic, condensed, all-caps version of Futura.
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The researchers also found high impact hospitals also disproportionately treated indigent or underserved patients.
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And I was I mean the streets of Jerusalem is its high impact driving.
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But it's also, for me, a place where you can have a high impact.
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This is an injury considered common in high impact accidents such as this one.
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I.E. also offers five-week High Impact Online Programs that are taught in English.
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Their stories give the Diamondbacks hope of finding high-impact talent wherever they choose.
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One of the earliest high-impact petitions on the platform occurred in early 2012.
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These observations suggest that bots might be used for specific purposes during high-impact events.
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They've done so in biotech, education, health care, clean meat, and other high-impact industries.
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An overly stringent permitting process with high impact fees on homebuilders also holds back supply.
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Of course it emphasizes low-probability, high-impact outcomes; that is what worst-case means.
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Her meteoric rise didn't begin from a blue-chip company or a high-impact role.
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Leitch, who directed 2017's Atomic Blonde, has a proven eye for high-impact visuals.
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Education level also has a high impact on a worker's likelihood of working from home.
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Here's something NEAT Don't like going to the gym for a high-impact cycling class?
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"If he's at his best, he's a high-impact performer," Van Wagenen said this week.
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Police found a bomb and "high (impact) explosive materials" during a raid on the suspect's house.
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From Instagram lip art to Kylie's high-impact glosses, there are dozens of reasons to experiment.
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You'd be remiss to think this wonder ingredient is only suited to high-impact serums, though.
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The report also included low-probability—but high impact—events, like asteroid impacts and supervolcanic eruptions.
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Many high-impact negative-emissions schemes make most sense in low-emitting countries, says Ms Wilcox.
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The report also includes low-probability—but high impact—events, like asteroid impacts and supervolcanic eruptions.
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This put them at a disadvantage when it comes to high-impact publishing of their research.
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Countering drones is a small-scale but high-impact problem posed by a disruptive civilian technology.
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Other high-impact players — Santana, Corey Kluber, Trevor Bauer, Michael Brantley — have come in similar deals.
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The bank is cleaning its branches twice a day in high-impact areas, said another person.
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Plus, a percentage of your purchase goes to high-impact non-profits that protect our oceans.
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Right now, there are so many areas in businesses that have really high impact to businesses.
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For your skin-care regimen, there are new high-impact serums that don't require a prescription.
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Although such incidents are infrequent, they are high impact with the risk of massive power outages.
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"This is a high-impact time for us, when we're supposed to be grading," he said.
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The Prometheus holds a whopping 200 high-impact foam balls in an easy-to-load hopper.
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Animal Charity Evaluators (ACE) researches and promotes the most high-impact, effective ways to help animals.
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Oravec said Kansas and Chicago were likely to see "high impact" blizzard conditions later on Sunday.
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"We consider this high-impact litigation," Magistrate Ramiro Pazos told Reuters after the largely procedural hearing.
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But for super high falls wit high impact speeds, landing legs-down will just make things worse.
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Part of the reason why running is particularly painful is because it's considered "high-impact" cardio exercise.
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On a global scale, organizations like Endeavor have sparked high-impact entrepreneurship and success around the planet.
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The inner corners of the eyes may be a minuscule, but they're also a high-impact area.
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The illustrations added a dose of fantasy to the whole getup, which had major high-impact glam.
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High impact content like the Olympics, Formula 1 and big blockbuster movies are going up in value.
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"I think this has been the cheapest, easiest high impact project we have done yet!" she wrote.
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One would hope that this enormous investment of resources is going toward high-value, high-impact care.
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If we're going to try out something new, we're looking to make one single high-impact switch.
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The Rise of AI The Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence conducts high-impact research on artificial intelligence.
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Plenty of high-impact workouts that don't require equipment are available for you to follow along online.
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To try this at home with high impact, Byrne suggests applying gouache paints to white ceramic baubles.
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He is a rare modern species: a high-impact offensive catcher who plays a lot of games.
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Miguel Andujar and Torres confirmed the Yankees' hopes for them; they are, indeed, high-impact young stars.
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The other low-probability, high-impact threat is climate change fueled by increased human-caused carbon emissions.
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As a result, the high-impact moments in this book will not be news to most readers.
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The time, talent and financial resources available for doing high-impact racial-justice work are severely limited.
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He said leaflets were a "high impact, low effort" way for the racist group to get attention.
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Below is a list of six of the most high-impact, cost-effective, and evidence-based organizations.
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That high-impact, high-velocity round when it hit their systems just shredded everything inside of them.
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Its focus is on high-impact interventions like access to contraception, maternity services and newborn and childhood nutrition.
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However, JAMA is a publication with a high impact factor, meaning what it publishes gets taken pretty seriously.
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Again and again, the Indians expertly understood other teams' motivations and pried away high-impact talent in trades.
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And remember that education and infrastructure are high-impact investments that strengthen small businesses and their customer base.
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"Resilience is just too low compared to the frequency and the high impact of natural phenomena," he said.
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Figure 1: New ventures tend to be exposed to high-impact effects in the places where they originate.
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Tooth ligaments aren't built to take constant low-level punishment any more than a single high-impact trauma.
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One of the earliest high-impact decisions Bill Gates made was figuring out how to work with IBM.
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" But UNWRA spokesman Christopher Gunness says "The US government has consistently commended UNRWA's high impact, transparency and accountability.
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In high impact, visually stunning stories we'll dive-deep on the strategies, innovations and personalities driving business forward.
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Anthony Pettis would have preferred a fight that fit his nickname of Showtime — high-action and high-impact.
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CICIG said the investigators pursue "high-impact cases" and could be targeted for criminal prosecution without immunity protection.
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"A little information can have a high impact," he says, slapping the brittle bark of a thick Afrormosia.
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By 2025, they are expected to be able to detect high-impact events two weeks into the future.
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For me, there's no better way to work out angst than to engage in a little high-impact activity.
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But like the meteor that wiped out Tyrannosaurus Rex, her victory would be a low-probability, high-impact event.
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Whether used for casual training or high-impact workouts, fitness trackers with heart rate monitors make great workout buddies.
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The team initially submitted their paper to the moderately high-impact journal Nature Communications, where several researchers reviewed it.
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"Right now, the sugar industry is fighting against artificial sweeteners like Stevia and high-impact sugars," said Eran Baniel.
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While I loved these for running, their secure fit would also make them ideal for other high impact workouts.
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Guru is a high energy and high impact leader and he will be a great addition to our culture.
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This anxiety incentivizes scholars seeking grants, high impact journal articles, and prestige to mobilize against a possible social harm.
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"There's always a pressure put on officials with a high impact publication and the consequent media coverage," he said.
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NASA planners were looking at sending a lunar module into a high-impact crater such as Tycho or Copernicus.
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CDFIs are mission-driven organizations committed to investing in high-impact projects that have both social and economic benefits.
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And for a team that never tears down, it is much harder to stockpile high-impact, prime-age talent.
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Few people realize that between 7-10% of the population suffers from this type of "high-impact" chronic pain.
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The health agency urged such countries to prioritize "basic, high-impact and low-cost cancer diagnosis and treatment services".
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There is more pressure than ever for researchers to generate huge amounts of data to publish high-impact papers.
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These sterling silver brilliant cut knot stud earrings are understated but high impact, and are great value for money.
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Policies and programs often unfold quickly at times of high-impact critical incidents such as a mass school shooting.
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Hart, the president of baseball operations, doesn't have as much high-impact young talent now as he did then.
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It's a modest cost to insure against lower probability but high-impact events such as power shortages and blackouts.
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Google, Facebook, and Uber offer reasonable evidence America is still able to generate plenty of high-impact, innovative companies.
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"Even small changes in utilization can have relatively high impact on the country from an economic perspective," Hepinstall said.
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She also encouraged attendees to stay in tech, saying jobs in the industry were well paid, flexible and high impact.
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BS: Our advice to startups is always to pick a small number of high-impact partners for the seed round.
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But cyberattacks offer a high-impact, low-cost and comparatively low-risk way to generate cash and intimidate other countries.
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The GFF's focus is on high-impact measures like newborn and childhood nutrition, access to contraception and key maternity services.
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The mission is clear: Action is urgently needed to set and follow high-impact pathways to a low-carbon future.
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Beauty trends are a dime a dozen, but it takes one high-impact fad to stand the test of time.
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"Cuts to these high-value, high-impact programs could put millions of lives at risk," said a Gates Foundation spokesperson.
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Thus was born a model that mixes on-demand with high-impact news, something that few cable stations can manage.
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But iMessage, the default messaging app on iOS and Mac devices, suffered from the highest number of high-impact bugs.
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My ultimate dream is to do high-impact investigative work and get the politicians' dirty laundry out into the sunlight.
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In 2016, publishers and platforms invested in expensive virtual reality storytelling technology hoping to sell high-impact advertising against it.
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It's also high-impact, which could be "catastrophic to larger animals," said Glenna Clifton, a scientist in Dr. Gravish's lab.
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I'm more interested in the thriller genre, and putting protagonists in peril—I like kinetic, high-stakes, high-impact filmmaking.
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But Hahn had a ticket out of persistent mediocrity: modestly paid, high-impact players with multiple years of club control.
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A related problem is disproportional "climate compensation," when everyday positive actions are used to mentally justify high-impact negative actions.
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And in both chambers, lawmakers have teed up a high-impact lineup of hearings — effectively the first of the year.
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For instance, most studies focused only on lower-body injuries and didn't include high-impact sports such as American football.
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Dezer's building has high-impact glass, like that of a car's windshield, which can withstand "180 mph winds," he says.
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We can no longer afford to saddle scenic National Park Service Lands with ugly, smelly, and high-impact agricultural operations.
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For example, the former Mercado Mall in downtown Phoenix is now part of Arizona State University's high-impact urban campus.
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Like partisans, independents reveal that they will sacrifice other things to get what they want on their high-impact issues.
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Load up the powder with a makeup sponge, though, and you'll get high-impact iridescent color that will blow you away.
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We've been choosing the most high impact type of events; so far we've chosen lightning strikes, tornadoes, storm surge from hurricanes.
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Some might find that the soles and arches of APL sneakers aren't supportive enough for a high-impact activities like running.
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The company was started by two brothers, Hassan and Ahmed Hamdan, who were selected as high-impact Endeavor Entrepreneurs in 2013.
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In his new position, Liddell will help form and oversee a series of high impact task forces, the transition team said.
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Traditionally, their work will be more visible and frequently cited if published in a prestigious journal with a high impact factor.
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Edtech startups are increasingly viewed as a way to slash through bureaucracy and funding shortfalls with low-resource, high-impact solutions.
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"From today, 250 soldiers will take part in high-impact operations in Naples," Interior Minister Angelino Alfano said in a statement.
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Yet the paper said requests for equivalence from "high impact" third countries would in future require more detailed and granular assessments.
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Pyongyang's cyberspies conduct low-cost, high-impact, deniable attacks around the world to harm enemies, disrupt the West and steal money.
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They created an indie style of rapid, high-impact moves which was a synthesis of ECW solidity and lucha libre grace.
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Now, its decision to speak up could signal a sea change for this high-impact but internationally neglected human rights crisis.
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In 6900, we awarded grants in high-impact areas where minorities need assistance the most — education, access to capital and technology.
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"There is an increased police presence for a five-week, high-impact period," Miami Beach police spokesman Ernesto Rodriguez told CNN.
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What is an example of a time you had to make a high-impact business decision with little data or time.
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The 22019 elections are a perfect example of a low-cost, high-impact strategy that included simple but extremely effective tactics.
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"High-energy, high-impact POTUS," she wrote on Twitter later on Friday, using the acronym for president of the United States.
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The feature is off by default, since Apple says "high impact activity" can appear to be a fall for some people.
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Recent research from the Kauffman Foundation finds three straight years of growth in high-impact businesses, following a post-recession slump.
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High-impact practices provide this pre-professional base, often in the form of extended research, collaborative projects, or community-based service jobs.
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We believe their products are going to be embraced in the US due to their humor, ease of use and high impact.
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Still, a little more than a decade ago, any mention of psychedelics as treatment in high-impact journals would have been unimaginable.
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The foreign assistance budget supports families around the globe through low-cost interventions – such as family planning – that generate high-impact results.
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The range includes key workout pieces for different forms and levels of activity, from mesh-paneled leggings to high-impact sports bras.
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They happen more regularly now for sure, and they're very high impact, whether we're talking about rains, floods, or droughts, or heatwave.
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In my experience, sports bras that are specifically designed for nursing just don't have enough support for medium- to high-impact exercise.
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Small towns and cities from Pittsburgh to Omaha had perfected the YC model of accelerator creation and low-cost/high-impact funding.
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If Fruchterman knows one thing, it's that high-impact projects take lots of time and money to bring about lasting meaningful change.
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They have won seven National League West titles in a row, with robust payrolls and a steady infusion of high-impact prospects.
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None of this is particularly high-impact viewing, but dropping in for 10 or 20 minutes of fluff time never hurt anyone.
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Yet it might be too much to demand that a team send back high-impact talent while also absorbing Stanton's full contract.
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Many Chinese universities offer hefty research grants and salary bonuses to faculty members who get published in journals with high impact factors.
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Andrew Benintendi, Jackie Bradley Jr. and Mookie Betts play high-impact outfield defense, and a relentless lineup blends power, contact and speed.
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But it was only when he traded one student for 30, initially teaching high-impact aerobics classes, that he found his calling.
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It has a high-impact polymer outer housing that provides an extra layer of durability along with wheels that swivel for mobility.
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That same year, 19.6 million, or 8 percent, of adults had high-impact chronic pain, which frequently limits life or work activities.
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Again, in service of that goal of helping more of these business get started, we think it can be really high impact.
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These evaluators include The Life You Can Save, GiveWell, ImpactMatters, and the Center for High Impact Philanthropy at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Kroger's food waste efforts are focused on high-impact areas like the produce, meat and seafood departments where most of the waste occurs.
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The amazing goo is also now available in protective apparel for other high impact popular sports like motorcycle racing, mountain biking and snowboarding.
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But the parlous state of computer security and the computerisation of the world risk turning such attacks into high-probability, high-impact events.
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That's why Nike is making bigger bets there now, adding more high-impact bras that fit women of all different shapes and sizes.
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Created in 2015, Nomad/9 is a rigorous, low-residency program with a high-impact curriculum that includes ecology, history, culture, and craft.
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With high impact events, like a blizzard or a hurricane like Irma, lives are on the line, as well as big time dollars.
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The lights are housed in high-impact, water-resistant casing, and can be secured to any standard running shoe with an adjustable bracket.
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The Foundation focuses on large-scale, high impact grants in four principal areas within the United States: education, environment, religion, and medical research.
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The company facilitates high-impact one-hour meetings for a fee and a portion of the fee goes to support the professional's charity.
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The video above will show you how to create this simple yet high-impact look that you'll want to wear all weekend long.
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Now it's on to the eyes — Tyler uses Decorté Eye Glow Gem Glossy Eye Color ($27) and Clinique High Impact Waterproof Mascara ($19.50).
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Even so, they know that their deadline deal brought them a high-impact arm for the future, while delivering the Mets a pennant.
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" Cherubin summed up that the essay reinforced that Hoe is "the type of high-impact, low-ego leader we look for at Kellogg.
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But even as he plays a weak hand, Mr. Putin holds a trump card: his low-cost, high-impact meddling in Western democracies.
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Their high-impact prospects are starting to arrive, and if he gets enough pitching, Gabe Kapler could make a strong debut as manager.
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By the end of his contract, Cano will be 40 and Kelenic and Dunn could be low-cost, high-impact players for Seattle.
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On Beauty A new breed of products pair high-impact colors with ultra-hydrating formulas, giving lips a much-needed boost this winter.
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The only "high-impact" actions are ditching your car, flying less, switching to a plant-based diet, and, the biggie, not having a child.
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Following the weightless lead single "Peach and Pomegranate," today we're sharing something new in "Exhibition," a high-impact, dustily neon bit of rave machinery.
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We hear that it's so high-impact that it hurts your joints, but some research suggests it might actually be good for the knees.
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Jackets feature reflective panels for outdoor runners, while leggings have compression prints to help support muscles that are working hard during high impact training.
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Specifically, Campaign Zero is trying to "create an entrance for people that's an easy entrance but also high impact" and solutions-oriented, he said.
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Police found a bomb and "high (impact) explosive materials" during a raid on the suspect's house on the western island of Sumatra, media said.
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Tom Marino (R-Pa.), would automatically block high impact rules -- those with costs over $1 billion dollars annually -- from taking effect for 60 days.
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They are in a high-impact aerobics class, that glossy, spandex-forward fitness trend that swept through a decade focused on perky self-improvement.
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By focusing only on high-impact, transformative regulations, Congress can control overreaching regulations while allowing the day-to-day operations of agencies to function.
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The goal is to provide at least 10 high-impact projects about $500,000 USD each in the next two years, according to RPP Noticias.
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Conflict in the Korean Peninsula or a Middle East oil crisis are emerging as the main low-probability but potentially high-impact market events.
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The decline in football participation comes amid concerns over player safety and the potential long-term health consequences of high impact sports like football.
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At the very least, this latest study should bolster the case that air pollution is a high-impact and yet oddly neglected global problem.
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The Padres expect high-impact, low-cost hitters to surround them, including shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr., right fielder Franmil Reyes and catcher Francisco Mejia.
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But it operates deep beneath the surface and is not easy to retaliate against or even identify, and it's very low cost, high impact.
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But I will give you low-stress and high-impact recipes and ideas intended to make your life easier when you're cooking for others.
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"Art Angels," her 2015 album, was giddy with possibilities, flaunting high-impact beats and juggling thoughts about art, fame, gender roles and cultural impact.
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He's got one leg for walking, one for high-impact exercise, one for cycling, and even one for sprinting, all in a special closet.
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The former banker and media executive says she's building a "pipeline of high-impact enterprises" that she hopes will eventually list on the exchange.
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These are the topics Democrats are less willing to sacrifice relative to the other issues we ask about; they are issues with high impact.
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Ms. Weinberg, who was named the interim chief executive, told The New York Times that the agency remained focused on "high-impact prevention" practices.
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Thus, it's not just that organic cotton is a sustainable improvement — it's that organic cotton makes much-needed ecological strides in a high-impact industry.
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Today, sports bras are a wardrobe essential for many women whether it's being worn for a high impact workout or a busy afternoon running errands.
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Used also for mainstream advertising and high-impact entertainment stunts, it appeals to activists who want to convey a big message quickly, effectively and cheaply.
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It originates with the Open Philanthropy Project, a San Francisco-based nonprofit focused on finding high-impact giving opportunities, and its predecessor organization GiveWell Labs.
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Nor does it evidently require the high level skills of professional hackers to execute a high impact attack using botnet control software made widely available.
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Facebook cofounder Dustin Moskovitz's wife, Cari Tuna, is the president of the Open Philanthropy Project, which does extensive research to identify "high-impact" charity projects.
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The threat: Hurricane Florence appears likely to bring a combination of high-impact — and potentially deadly — threats to the U.S. by late in the week.
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Security researchers who find and disclose any high-impact vulnerabilities in the beta and dev channel releases are eligible for rewards of up to $15,000.
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In recent years, the Weather Service has flown such missions outside of hurricane season for high uncertainty, high impact events, and this one definitely qualifies.
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"I don't think he had any awareness because if you look at the damage, it's a high-impact strike," Candelaria said, according to the Post.
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First, we got the Spellbinder shadow series, with luxe textures that feel like velvet, apply like cream, and look like a high-impact, iridescent powder.
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The Lesko bra is a compression bra for high-impact sports, like running, but it has nice details like removable pads and silk-screened birds!
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"The deepwater industry is emphasizing short-cycle, low-risk prospects above high-impact, wildcat drilling," said William Turner, a senior analyst at consultancy Wood Mackenzie.
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This super-supportive style (designed for medium to high-impact activities, like gym workouts, running, and dance) zips right open for easy dressing and undressing.
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Journalism — for courageous, high-impact and determined journalism that exposes censorship and threats to free expression A group of independent investigative journalists in Ukraine, bihus.
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That's because these special kicks are designed specifically for the repetitive, high-impact forward motion that can cause injury over time if you're not careful.
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Yet somehow, in the search to understand why women's scientific careers often fail to thrive, the role of high-impact journals has received little scrutiny.
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In five years, the aim is to fund at least 50 high-impact projects — which, in turn, will create more than 5,000 high-quality jobs.
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The Brooks Rebound Racer is a high impact bra that delivers support without extra padding and has adjustable straps for comfort and a customizable fit.
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All of which means that young, high-impact talent is more important than ever, not just for small-market teams but also for the Yankees.
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But everyone suffers from that: the NBER report found that novel papers also occasionally lead to big hits that inspire high-impact, follow-up studies.
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And so young researchers are forced to prioritize publication in journals with high impact factors, faulty as they are, if they want tenure or promotions.
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Every good piece of art, revolutionary technology or high-impact idea was at some point just a thing that somebody had trouble putting into words.
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The team needed help, having just endured a third consecutive season with at least 90 losses, and Anthopoulos had a knack for high-impact trades.
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He used Make Up for Ever Artist Color Shadow Refill High Impact Eye Shadow in 220 Emerald Metallic and 222 Metallic Electric Blue ($17 each).
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Breasts move laterally as well as up and down during high-impact exercise, and a combination bra is often the best choice to control movement.
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High-Impact Learning Across the Americas The 26-month, accredited program visits sites throughout the Americas, using a living classroom approach to hands-on learning.
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It was the rare deal that brought a team two high-impact everyday players — and, at least so far, the price looks minimal for Seattle.
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And the Mets need to start monitoring the trade market — for Syndergaard and maybe even deGrom — if a team offers high-impact talent in return.
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Thank you for reading this — and for proving every day that our high-impact and sustainable model of journalism not only works but thrives. -Robert
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Made to contour perfectly to your body, the leggings are also designed to stay in place throughout stretching, squatting, running, and other high-impact workouts.
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No team has as many young, high-impact position players as the Red Sox, with Mookie Betts, Xander Bogarts, Jackie Bradley Jr. and Andrew Benintendi.
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It is, they suggest, a combination of personality, persistence and pure luck, as well as intelligence, that leads to high-impact success — at any age.
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We're putting together a full day of empowering discussions, high-impact networking and real talk with influential women at our Women Rule Summit on Dec.
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One model of how this works can be found in the Nurse Family Partnership, a high-impact nonprofit that helps first-time, low-income moms.
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In a study published March 22, we looked at the California program's disproportionately high impact on the Latino population, primarily women and men from Mexico.
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Many go back to high-impact sports, such as running, that strain the pelvic floor, without adequate physical checks or advice, resulting in even greater damage.
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Certain types of high-impact exercise can increase the chances of ovarian torsion even more, such as running, jumping, or intense yoga positions, Dr. Klein said.
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If the most commonly used computer model is off target during high-impact weather events, it can affect the larger economy and possibly even cost lives.
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Some of the publications have a high-impact factor, meaning they're influential in their field, based on how often their articles are cited in other papers.
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The first nonprofit accepted into Y Combinator's accelerator program was Watsi, which identifies inexpensive, high-impact medical interventions in poor countries and lets donors fund them.
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So there's a broad swath with entrepreneurship; things like Endeavor and Kiva, high-impact entrepreneurship, micro-entrepreneurship, any place where there's a real point of leverage.
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Countering drones is a small-scale but high-impact problem posed by a disruptive civilian technology — something perhaps best both addressed inside and outside the Beltway.
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The surgeries had worked but doctors remain very cautious and warned me that I may never be able to run or ever do high-impact activities.
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However, there is a model we can learn from, which is the high impact sanctions regime that Congress imposed on Iran during President Obama's first term.
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Their high-impact young stars — Mookie Betts, Andrew Benintendi, Xander Bogaerts — are further along in their primes, and all under team control for next season, too.
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Gerba said slamming a car door or a breeze could send virus-causing particles airborne, so people should disinfect high-impact zones, like the dashboard, accordingly.
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Under other estimates in the report that assume government transfers have a high impact on productivity, the two proposals would increase GDP in the long run.
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If high-impact ones from elected officials come with the added political benefit of volunteers or increased fund-raising, the best celebrity endorsements pull cultural weight.
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In addition, this lid is made from High Impact Polystyrene (HIPS), which is not accepted in many municipal recycling programs and is also banned by many communities.
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When new research comes out suggesting that moderately sized cash transfers reduce child mortality and have effects that endure for years, that's a high-impact philanthropic opportunity.
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According to Katherina Rosqueta of the University of Pennsylvania's Center For High Impact Philanthropy, as much as half of all donated canned goods will never be used.
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Every high-quality and pigment-forward product was created with versatility and high-impact payoff in mind, so you can color inside or outside of the lines.
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Companies like Glossier and Milk Makeup are giving these makeup-wearers what they've been asking for: gorgeous, high-impact makeup and skin care with absolutely zero fuss.
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Abortion restrictions like these, Sussman reiterated, have a particularly high impact on people of color, undocumented people, and low-income earners, especially those with hourly wage jobs.
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Inspired by the CB2 x Matthew Williamson collection, we created the ultimate shopping guide to unexpected, high-impact decor: from small accent pieces to big-picture furniture.
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Of course, refocusing on "meaningful interaction" (that is, high impact posts from close friends) can only come at the cost of massively reducing the reach of publishers.
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Sustain VC invests seed money in early-stage, high-impact companies and continues to actively engage with them throughout their growth and development, almost like an incubator.
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He argues we should spend our "mental budget for thinking about the Earth on more high-impact changes," like carbon taxes on major polluters and nuclear energy.
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This might be useful over time, since heart rate monitors allow you to track your body's resiliency as it returns to normal after more high impact movements.
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Which raises the question: If there's a cost-effective way to solve such a high-impact problem and it's ideologically uncontroversial, why aren't we all over it?
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There are absolutely high-impact, well-established giving opportunities out there, and many of them can make use of hundreds of millions of dollars in new funding.
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First performed as a 24-hour whole at St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn in 2016, the show is a brilliant example of low-tech, high-impact theatricality.
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As in any high impact investigative project, the reporters then set out to show the industry-backed science on chlorhexidine resulted in quantifiable harm to the public.
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The inputs are analyzed by the SOAR system with an automated approach that can prioritize high-impact items and then make a decision for remediation and response.
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Then again, it didn't take that long for third parties to copy Nerf's ultra-squishy Rival "high-impact round" balls, which seemed pretty novel at the time.
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However, while bilateral engagement can be uniquely effective, we cannot underestimate U.S. leverage in the multilateral system and miss opportunities for low-cost and high-impact engagement.
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"It's a pretty high-impact event over a very large area," Bob Oravec, a forecaster with the agency's Weather Prediction Center in College Park, Maryland, said by telephone.
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The battle itself was brutal: mud-spattered, gory, and wincingly intimate, a combination of Braveheart-eque savagery and the frenetic, high-impact filmmaking of the Jason Bourne movies.
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An emphasis on brand safety this year will force clients to think more strategically about high-impact, custom executions that tend to be the specialty of traditional agencies.
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Yes, studies with big flaws pass peer review and make it into high-impact journals, but the record can eventually be corrected because of skeptical researchers questioning things.
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We focus on positive interventions and this guide is a high-impact, useful resource for VCs to give their portfolio companies, and for the industry as a whole.
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"It would have been high impact for a very small number of companies," said another person involved in the talks, who asked to remain anonymous to speak candidly.
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The effect is a high-impact outfit that has all the allure of a monochromatic look, but the addition of the filling gives it fun depth and dimension.
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The Brooks Juno High-Impact Sports Bra is an actual sports bra that provides enough support for intense exercise, and the adjustable Velcro straps give easy nursing access.
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Knowing that cyber weapons can be deployed with low cost, high impact and plausible deniability, Russia, Iran and North Korea have become much more aggressive in recent years.
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Soto turned 20 last month, giving the Nationals a high-impact outfielder for the long term, which could be essential if Bryce Harper leaves as a free agent.
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With prospects like Scott Kingery, Rhys Hoskins, Adam Haseley and Sixto Sanchez, Moniak is part of what Klentak believes could eventually be a wave of high-impact talent.
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His advanced skills at such a young age reminded DiPuglia of Cabrera and Rafael Devers, who also became high-impact players for playoff teams at 20 years old.
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But it's not out of the question that coronavirus could become Trump's "black swan," the low-probability, high-impact event that changes everything, even his prospects for reelection.
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Microsoft's Rajamani said the government's willingness to make India more digital provides researchers the opportunity to work on new projects that can have a high impact on society.
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She also has a mat class for people who don't want the high-impact of the jumping that comes with dance cardio, as well as a bench class.
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Holm, 38, is a former world champion in boxing and kickboxing, but instead of high-impact strikes, she followed a game plan heavy on clinches and body locks.
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Watch in particular the anticipated, high impact final scene: a phalanx of strategic nuclear missile systems, finishing with Beijing's most potent projectile, the DF-41 Intercontinental Ballistic Missile.
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And for The Times, our value comes from doing unique, high-impact journalism that is told in ways that sync up with how people are actually consuming content.
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First, he and famed driver Ben "The Stig" Collins head to a high impact test track to see how far they can push the new 2018 Hyundai Kona.
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Which raises the question: If there's such a cost-effective way to solve such a high-impact problem, and it's ideologically uncontroversial, why aren't we all over it?
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It might not work so well with, say, chickens, so it doesn't make sense to rely exclusively on this strategy if you want to reduce high-impact animal suffering.
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Oodles of small companies have emerged selling designs — some grounded in pop culture, and others in original art — for around $10, making for a low-cost, high-impact accessory.
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This means we tend to be afraid of immediate, unusual, high-impact risks such as terrorism and ignore long-term risks, such as our own health or climate change.
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In 2012 the centre predicted Hurricane Sandy eight days in advance; by 2025 it aims to forecast such high-impact weather events with as much as two weeks' warning.
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The most-hyped designer of London Fashion Week's fall 2018 schedule back in February, Halpern's aesthetic has party season sewn-up, from high-impact prints to disco-dancing shapes.
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According to Karen Pornillos, vice president of design and fashion director at Fabletics, the Zoe is engineered for high-impact workouts, like running or high-intensity interval training (HIIT).
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Somewhere along the way, the first lady executed a series of relatively low-profile initiatives — on things like nutrition and girls' education — that the president views as high-impact.
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It's shiny, comfortable, lasts all day, and comes in intense, high-impact shades like Fuchsia Live (a bright, reflective Barbie pink) and Orange Electro (a true orange — not red).
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"The acquisition of Zephyr will establish SmartBear as a leader in test management and broaden our portfolio of high-impact, easy-to- use tools…," he said in a statement.
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For example, to jumpstart this process, the president could direct every federal agency to identify and launch at least two high-impact AI projects within the next 12 months.
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"We are recognizing that the impacts of climate change are not just on long time scales but are also present in short-term, high-impact weather events," Furtado said.
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It's not as flashy as the high-impact, low-investment shorts you typically see from the Corridor team on YouTube, but Rush is meant to be a longer commitment.
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"Driving conversion and sales or creating very immersive high-impact branded content is what drives a lot of digital advertising revenue," said Aaron Shapiro, CEO of advertising agency Huge.
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The mechanisms here are far from clear—velocity, high-impact pitches, and overuse might all play a role—but pitch mix is also clearly a part of the story.
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Dr. Hardesty said she thinks it's possible to reduce the turtles' exposure to plastic with a variety of approaches, from incentives to bans for high-impact, frequently littered items.
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Youth Villages is one of the nonprofits highlighted in this year's annual giving guide released on Monday by the Center for High Impact Philanthropy at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Statistically, they also were less likely over all to experience a serious perineal tear during delivery than the control group, especially those athletes who competed in high-impact sports.
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In fact, she says, the data suggest that athletes, particularly those in high-impact sports like running, "come out quite favorably" in terms of their pregnancy and delivery outcomes.
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But in February, he is averaging 20 points, 5 rebounds, and 5 assists per game, showing signs of being the high-impact player Utah thought they acquired last summer.
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Research published in September of last year by Willis Towers Watson, a global insurance and advisory company, categorizes events that will have a high impact on global economic growth.
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Even after multiple surgeries, a doctor said his ankle will never fully recover, and he is no longer able to participate in "high-impact activities" like sports, NJ.com reports.
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The Secretariat of Foreign Affairs said earlier this year that firearms from the United States are used in seven out of every 10 high-impact crimes committed in Mexico.
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Boll & Branch customers pay a premium for sheets (typically $200-$295 depending on size), but get a guilt-free luxury that's replacing environmentally dangerous practices in a high-impact industry.
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"Bandar Malaysia will have significant impact on Malaysia's economy and will serve as a global hub to further attract high impact global finance, technology and entrepreneurial firms," Mahathir told reporters.
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"Facebook receives more and more high-impact hugs from India each year, reflecting the growing sophistication and technical capabilities of the country's engineering schools and cyber security programmes," Ruddermann said.
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The vast majority of active mutual and hedge fund managers are paid, in a real sense, not to front-run low probability high-impact events but to beat a benchmark.
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Also, if one of those high error storms in the future happens to be a high-impact storm like Sandy, it could cause major problems for coastal residents in particular.
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Tom Marino (R-Pa.) to automatically block high impact rules – those with costs over $1 billion dollars annually – from taking effect for 60 days is also part of the package.
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The company hones in on three pillars that are important for creating a sustainable path out of poverty — health, education, livelihoods — and selects high-impact organizations to collaborate with accordingly.
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The wider band makes this an ideal bra for high impact sports like running, and if you cross train on the days you aren't running, it will do double duty.
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When it comes to credit cards, your credit-utilization ratio — the percentage of your total credit limit that you're using — also has a very high impact on your credit overall.
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"The combination would result in a balanced portfolio of producing assets, with a wide range of high-impact exploration and development opportunities across Latin America and Africa," added Maurel & Prom.
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You'd be in good company: Movements like effective altruism (EA) have argued that people should try harder to identify high-impact charities, and direct more of their money toward them.
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He said the high impact for US households from the latest round of tariffs means there is a "good chance" the Trump administration will end up scrapping the taxes altogether.
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Four high-impact players — second baseman Javier Baez, third baseman Kris Bryant, first baseman Anthony Rizzo and left fielder Kyle Schwarber — are eligible for free agency after the 2021 season.
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The audience for "The Bitter Game" — Keith A. Wallace's high-impact performance piece at the Public Theater's Under the Radar Festival — is asked to repeat these directions again and again.
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I use eye-primer every day to get the full pigment and blending out of my shadows, and it's an especially important step to take with shades this high-impact.
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Type 1 are the mission-critical, high-impact choices that influence the larger strategy, while Type 2 are the lower stakes choices that can easily be reversed if need be.
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High impact exercises can do a lot of damage to your joints over time, so sticking with low impact workouts (like with an elliptical machine) is the way to go.
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"This will be a prolonged, high-impact windstorm for the region, with many downed trees and power lines expected," the NWS said in a special weather statement for the region.
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Hoyer and Theo Epstein, now the Cubs' president for baseball operations, built the Red Sox a decade ago by using that precious combination: lots of money and high-impact prospects.
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"Moving forward we want to dedicate more resources to high-impact products and services in areas like analytics, monetization, discovery, and authentication," Michael Kirkland, a Facebook spokesman, said in a statement.
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For an even more low-effort (but high-impact) variation on the getting-dressed-pants-first theme, we welcome these Gap high-rise chinos in a refreshing mint to the stage.
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I attempt to put on a full face of makeup in the car, including Clinique Quickliner and High Impact Mascara, NYX Epic Ink Liner (best liquid liner ever!), and Lorac eyeshadow.
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In general, Apple wants high-impact content based on things people have heard of, like books, franchises or ideas that have resonance, according to people who have spoken to the company.
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Statoil described Korpfjell as a high-impact well, meaning it could provide a total of more than 250 million barrels of oil equivalent (boe) or 100 million boe net for Statoil.
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And this long-lasting, high-impact lipstick formula is available in 29 shades that are comfortable and creamy on lips — like a liquid lipstick, but without all the drying side effects.
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The liquid shadows offer high-impact shine that dry down to a budge-proof finish that won't wind up in your eyes, on your hair, or sliding around your oily lids.
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Most economists would gladly trade a bevy of less ambitious young firms in well-established clusters in exchange for a few high-impact startups in regions that have historically lacked them.
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It is a high-impact punch of a finale that, far from simply being an Instagrammable gimmick, feels a fitting conclusion and welcome modern inclusion in such a history-heavy institution.
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"There are so many hypotheses and high-impact papers out just in the last two years that cover the whole range of explanations for why there's this renewed growth," Poulter says.
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While you may not need a high impact bra with extra padding and underwire, a medium impact compression style bra that helps restrict any extra movement is always a good idea.
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Each one of the three panelists has made enormous strides in helping to transform the Egyptian economy by creating and supporting sustainable, high impact businesses, as well as to transform education.
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States are already working on creating teams to do what the federal team does — essentially intensive development targeted at high-impact applications — and the bill would support those with federal money.
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At the moment, researchers' careers — the grants they're given, the promotions they attain — rise or fall based on the number of publications they have in high-profile (or high-impact) journals.
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They made early forays to the Dominican Republic for Cesar Cedeño, and to Venezuela for several high-impact prospects like Bobby Abreu, Freddy Garcia and Johan Santana — who mostly thrived elsewhere.
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The daily 60-minute classes led by Christopher and Tracie Vlaun include boot camp on the beach, dynamic flow yoga and beach body blast (a high-impact class with cardio kickboxing).
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Companies must leverage their core business capabilities through joint, cross-sectoral partnerships to scale high-impact, innovative models that enable more people to share in the rewards of a growing economy.
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" Asked whether the US had signaled any desire for reform to the UN agency, UNRWA spokesperson Christopher Gunness said: "The US government has consistently commended UNRWA's high impact, transparency and accountability.
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We should be looking to those who comprehend the magnitude of global carbon emissions, and who acknowledge the need to develop high impact technologies for energy-dense resources — not just renewables.
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And it was a way to work on an application that could be high impact, where the quality bar wasn't so high that we'd take eight years to ship something. Right.
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Specifically, they should aggressively incorporate into their courses high-impact educational practices (HIP), which connect academic lessons to real-world problems and foster the creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking employers most value.
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When there are teams on the ground to distribute more malaria nets in Africa, but no one to provide the nets so they can be distributed, that's a high-impact philanthropic opportunity.
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As much as PR can yield good results for certain startups as they position an innovative product, succeeding at scaling a high-impact company is all about hard work, perseverance and luck.
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"We are not closed to the possibility that this chemical material ... could also be for the benefit of terrorist groups in Sulawesi to make low-impact and high-impact bombs," he said.
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He is a Senior Advisor to Endeavor, an organization leading the global movement to catalyze long-term economic growth by selecting, mentoring and accelerating the best high-impact entrepreneurs around the world.
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It's a partnership with the venture capital arm of Algar Group and Endeavor, the nonprofit organization headquartered in New York City that pioneers high-impact entrepreneurship in growth markets around the world.
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Hundreds of graduate students at Columbia University walked out of classrooms and research labs on Tuesday to press home their right to unionize, in a one-week strike timed for high impact.
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Booker's 2018 donations, if he had given to the most cost-effective, high-impact charities, could at most have saved several lives; as a senator, he affects hundreds of millions of them.
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The bottom line is that a high-impact weather event is underway in California, and it's the opposite of what the state has been dealing with for the past 6-plus years.
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After comparing the functional MRI results to the player's level of impact, the researchers found that youth in the high-impact group had damage to their brains' pruning process after one season.
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First, Opportunity Zone investors should be able to invest in high-impact operating businesses that can generate jobs and wealth at scale by drawing revenue from outside of the community into it.
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Fifty million Americans suffer from chronic pain—one-fifth of the adult population—including 22016 million who have what's called high-impact chronic pain, or pain that frequently limits their daily life.
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I just don't think that you can invent the perfect ... I could be wrong, but I don't think you can invent a helmet that can protect your head from high-impact crashes.
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One study of high-impact medical journals from 1994 to 2014 published in the British Medical Journal in 2016 found that only 34 percent of the research papers had female first authors.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who began to lose ground to a new cohort of leaders expert in the social media of their day — incendiary sound bites, and high-impact media appearances.
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Bigelow's preference for "high-impact, high-velocity moviemaking" is on full display in the interrogation sequence, and while it is uncomfortable, it's also totally necessary to the story the film is telling.
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For most Type 2 decisions, proxies are helpful, but when it comes to the high-impact Type 1 decisions, it's better to reason from ground up, taking into account each unique situation.
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"She is a high-impact executive who brings a compelling blend of strategic and capital allocation discipline, well-honed operating skills, and transformational leadership abilities," CEO Larry Culp said in a release.
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We want New Yorkers to know from Day One that there's a new journalism outlet in town that's here to listen to their concerns, dig into them and deliver high-impact journalism.
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Backstage Beauty Report While the bright orange-red lip at Jason Wu's fall/winter 2017 presentation was full of high-impact energy, it wasn't the most compelling part of the beauty look.
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Rounding out the top 22016 high-impact issues for independents were debt-free state college, a $15 minimum wage, legalizing marijuana, conducting universal background checks before gun purchases, and banning assault rifles.
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Our love for high-impact liquid lipstick is well-documented, but come winter, our lips are begging us to put down the matte formulas and indulge them in a nice, boring, heavy salve.
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"We should ideally be aiming to have maximum impact by targeting high impact sites such as Breitbart, where we have a better chance of reaching normies," a Mickey's Clubhouse user wrote in 2017.
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Like much of the season, "The Dragon and the Wolf" felt like a Game of Thrones greatest-hits album, pulling in as many high-impact moments with the show's heavy-hitters as possible.
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Build up enough momentum and you're able to perform a flashy, high-impact finishing move (think Stone Cold Stunner or Tombstone Piledriver) that knocks out your opponent, leaving them open for a pinfall.
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"We are continuing to explore new ways to enhance our takeover offerings and give brands more high-impact opportunities to drive conversation and brand awareness on our platform," a Twitter spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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Was £52.99, now £42.74 SanDisk Plus 240GB SSD — £70.21, now £454.993 Rhino Shield for iPhone — Protect your phone from the inevitable fall with this high impact resistant and easy to apply iPhone protector.
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If there's one rewarding thing about many Hong Kong action directors, it's that they rarely dawdle in getting to what fight fans have come for: bracing shootouts and high-impact fisticuffs and footwork.
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Met Éireann, the Irish Meteorological Service, says Ophelia "has the potential to be a high-impact event in parts of the country," listing strong winds, heavy rain, and high seas as likely impacts.
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Weaver and Wilson combine to make more than $20211 million this season, in the last year of their contracts, so the Angels conceivably could reinvest in a high-impact arm for their rotation.
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Concussion from high-impact sports like football have gathered a great deal of attention over the past decade as studies have emerged detailing some of the long-term impact of repeated head trauma.
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Green added 21 points and 12 rebounds in 26 high-impact minutes, including nine on three 133-pointers during a 16-0 second-quarter run that shifted momentum to the Rockets for good.
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But his high-profile writing has researched extreme weather and argued that the increasingly high impact of weather phenomena like hurricanes is overestimated, along with general criticisms of the politicization of the issue.
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Extreme weather spans the globe High-impact weather events in 2019 were largely to blame for up to 22 million estimated displacements of people due to disasters, up more than 25% over 2018.
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"We are showing clear intent to continue to grow our large-seller customer base," said Francoise Brougher, the low-profile but high-impact executive Square poached from Google in 2013, in an interview.
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"In terms of bang for your buck, that graduation rate still looks good," said Kate Hovde, a senior adviser in education at the Center for High Impact Philanthropy at the University of Pennsylvania.
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"There is so much good work to be done — high-impact work that can help a regular person get access to the sorts of government services that they need to have," Cutts said.
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He is still developing as a passer, and likely has a long way to go in that regard, but he can score immediately and has the physical tools to play high-impact defense.
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Findings presented positively in titles and abstracts are associated with 9.4 percent of higher subsequent citations in all clinical journals and 13 percent of citations in high impact clinical journals, the study found.
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As they rebuilt, Luhnow sought to grow such a productive farm system that he could one day keep his best prospects while having enough left over to bundle others in high-impact trades.
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"She is a high-impact executive who brings a compelling blend of strategic and capital allocation discipline, well-honed operating skills, and transformational leadership abilities," GE CEO Larry Culp said in a statement.
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Trump's comments come amid a growing recognition that football's high-impact collisions can lead to concussions and other head injuries that can cause long-lasting health issues, including chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE.
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Groups that are underrepresented among inventors as a whole are also underrepresented among the elite group of inventors who develop very high-impact patents and earn very large financial rewards for doing so.
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By the time the Buffy-style high impact intro runs—wailing guitars, flashes of dark-made up eyes, and historical images of tarot cards, devils, witches, and red candles—every young woman is mesmerized.
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We're big fans of the Lips & Boys collection (and don't even get us started on fragrances) but this time around, the focus is on illumination, high-impact formulas, and the use of sheer color.
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"This means you can maximise the value of your report by focusing on high-impact areas and submitting good quality report," Adam Rudderman, technical manager at Facebook's Bug Bounty programme said in a statement.
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By spending less energy on the technology, I had more time to experiment with conversation design, topics, and tone - aspects that ultimately have high impact on whether people want to engage with a project.
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"They are actions that have to be creative, have high impact for communication, dent the government's sense of invincibility, transmit a message ... and reduce fear," said Emilio Grateron, Popular Will's national head of activism.
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This, coupled by the aggressive use of Twitter bots during the high-impact events, leads to the likelihood that bots are used to provide humans with the information that closely matches their political views.
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What's next: "[T]he push for substantial new discoveries shows no signs of slowing down, with another 35 high impact exploration wells expected to be drilled this year, both onshore and offshore," Rystad wrote.
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The system was set up to reward people who had high impact, which is probably technical people, and literally talks about paying people 300 or 113 percent more equity based on their perceived impact.
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Page just got off a plane from Australia when he told us he'd LOOOOVE to get Kobe into his trademark "DDP Yoga" program ... specifically created for athletes who suffered injuries from high impact sports.
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But the high-impact opportunity also comes amid the most rancorous political environment of Obama's tenure, with both chambers of Congress controlled by Republicans and fierce battles within each party for the presidential nomination.
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This type of asymmetric attack — low cost, potential high impact — puts the targeted company or person on the defensive, leaving it to them to prove to negative reviews are fake to the public. Rep.
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For Quartz, it's a bet worth taking as chasing small deals eats up valuable time and resources, while high-impact programs can increasingly go beyond advertising to include custom research, events and the like.
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While technically not a nursing bra, the Brooks Juno High-Impact Sports Bra gives all the support of a normal sports bra while functioning as a nursing bra because it has adjustable front straps.
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Public health coalitions can work with lawmakers to restrict e-cigarette advertising to youth and sponsor high-impact media campaigns to inform youth and young adults about the health consequences of e-cigarette use.
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"They capture the leaders but they leave all the guys below them loose so they band together into small groups and begin to commit high-impact crimes like theft, extortion, and kidnappings," he said.
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Since wildly overpaying for Albert Pujols and Josh Hamilton early in this decade, the Angels have added high-impact players like shortstop Andrelton Simmons, outfielder Justin Upton and the two-way star Shohei Ohtani.
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The National Weather Service said some additional snowfall in the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic was likely through Sunday night as part of a "high-impact winter storm" stretching from northeastern Georgia to central Virginia.
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Charity evaluator GiveWell, which identifies high-impact opportunities in global development that could benefit from tens or hundreds of millions of new funding, was just starting out in 2010, when the pledge was launched.
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Now it's the Star Shower Motion, with red-and-green laser stars that oscillate in a manner that recalls at least to some spectators the more powerful, high-impact lights used at Manhattan nightclubs.
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At least one could be what meteorologists call a high-impact storm, similar to last year's Hurricane Matthew, which the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said was directly responsible for 585 deaths.
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The raise underscores investors' strong appetite for the lucrative returns associated with the development of high-impact drugs, as well as their tolerance for risk given that a therapy's success is far from certain.
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The raise underscores investors' strong appetite for the lucrative returns associated with the development of high-impact drugs, as well as their tolerance for risk given that a therapy's success is far from certain.
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Some high-impact wells, which target resources of more than 100 million barrels of oil equivalents net to the company, will be drilled off Brazil and in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, he added.
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"Tech people tend to be interested in more early-stage start-ups," said William Foster, head of consulting at the Bridgespan Group, which works with nonprofits and philanthropists on high-impact social change projects.
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The Mets expected to get a high-impact starter for years to come, Phillips said, but Wilson earned just 40 victories in an injury-marred career that is somewhat typical for pitchers drafted first.
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In tech circles, it would be easy to assume that the world of high-impact charitable giving is a rich man's game where deals are inked at exclusive black tie galas over fancy hors d'oeuvre.
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The brand just announced its newest limited-edition collection, called Work It Out, and it's loaded with a full range of colorful beauty buys that are just as fun as a high-impact Zumba class.
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The new fringe hit a little bit above her signature calling card brows, curving down at each end to create a soft curve, though the effect still had the high impact of a blunt bang.
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"As a larger society, we must work to restrict e-cigarette advertising to youth while promoting a high-impact media campaign that informs young people about the health consequences of e-cigarette use," he said.
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"Food Is Medicine" is a new approach that nonprofits, politicians, medical centers and nutrition experts are increasingly recommending as a low-cost, high-impact intervention that complements or supplants the use of expensive, pharmaceutical drugs.
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Whether you're strapped for time during the day or you're just trying to save money on a gym membership, TRX systems are a great alternative for high-impact training at home or on the go.
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And 2019 is shaping up to be a year in which absolutely nothing can be ruled out, be they low-probability, high-impact "black swan" or slightly more predictable but still significant "grey swan" events.
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Part of the person's duties will be to "drive high impact and authentic use of Instagram for public figures," according to the listing for a "Strategic Partner Development - Entertainment, Instagram," which was posted online Monday.
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"We're excited that our high impact local journalism, including investigative, opinion, sports and 'news you can use' will be surfaced and look forward to continuing to collaborate with Flipboard on spotlighting local journalism," she added.
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At a time when America is weary of sustained, costly commitments overseas, USIP's high-impact approach gives people the tools to help solve their own problems so America does not get drawn into these conflicts.
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Better bathroom habits The place to start, naturally, is No. 1: Though high-impact activities such as jumping or running can cause women to leak urine, research shows that moderate exercise may decrease the risk.
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There are no banners for that, either, but the Yankees finally seem committed to cultivating the kind of low-cost, high-impact talent base that will allow them to spend lavishly on free agents again.
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But there's also some evidence that, paradoxically, global warming may be leading to more frequent disruptions of the polar vortex — which can cause extreme cold and high-impact winter storms across the U.S., Europe and Asia.
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The previous storms have been high-impact affairs, with tens of thousands without power from each event, as the wet snow brings down trees and power lines, and strong winds take out branches along the shore.
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Real growth hacking means you're focusing on high-impact, short-term objectives; you're planning, running, and analyzing experiments; and you organize and prioritize ideas by what is the easiest to implement coupled with the highest yield.
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"As Careem expands across its technology platform, we will continue to acquire and invest in high impact, relevant and values driven technology businesses and start-ups that can accelerate growth," the company said in a statement.
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The founders of Unifonic were selected as high-impact Endeavor Entrepreneurs in 2013, and we are thrilled to announce the Endeavor Catalyst fund is now investing in Unifonic alongside STV as the company continues scaling up.
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Somehow the most difficult and the most approachable four-figure-page book you'll read, Wallace's monumental compendium of dystopia, comedy, tennis, drug recovery, and high-impact footnotes has been alternately under- and overrated for 20 years.
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The vision that he had for bringing all of government services up to another level, to be able to participate at such a high impact, that was huge, and it wasn't something I could turn down.
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No child under the age of 18 in today's America should be playing any of the high-impact, high-contact sports, and the big six are football, ice hockey, mixed martial arts, rugby, boxing and wrestling.
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At TechCrunch Sessions: Justice today, New York Times bestselling author Shaka Senghor unveiled Mind Blown Media, a new media company that aims to create high-impact content focused on the criminal justice system and mass incarceration.
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Instead, we got a boring anti-spectacle of half-hearted strikes and a couple high-impact moves through tables, all called by an announcing team that sounded shockingly bored, especially given the gravitas of the situation.
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The results underscore the divergent effects of various sports on our skeletons and also stir a little unease about the long-term impacts of pursuing low-impact exercise at the expense of more high-impact activities.
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But let's assume for a minute that because climate change is a complex process — which we do not fully understand — climate change is a low-probability, high-impact event just like a North Korean nuclear strike.
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A group called Mad Dog PAC, which describes itself as a "high-impact, high-visibility, nonviolent activities to help bring about the impeachment and removal of Donald Trump," is now selling coffee mugs bearing the picture.
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We invest the most in research and development, produce the most advanced degrees in science and engineering and high-impact scientific publications, and remain the largest provider of information, financial and business services in the world.
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Alexander, known for finding narrow lanes for bipartisan bills, says impeachment actually makes this and other high-impact, low-profile reforms more likely as lawmakers scramble afterward to show they can get things done before November.
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It was a chilling moment for a unit that boasted Pulitzer Prize winners and superstar internet sleuths, and had been introduced at the beginning of the year as the vanguard of CNN's original, high-impact reporting.
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Why import a sport, he asks, in which "big young men collide into each other at high impact for the crowd's delectation, placing themselves at high risk of brain traumas that will wreck and end their lives"?
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This month, Fabletics members were excited about the Zoe Zip-Up High Support Sports Bra, which is exactly what it sounds like: a supportive sports bra for high-impact workouts, that has a zipper in the front.
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In 85033, Bloomberg Philanthropies selected Ithaca as one of 35 Champion Cities from a field of 350 cities, denoting its Municipal Drug Strategy as an innovative, data-driven, scalable and high-impact approach to the overdose crisis.
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Pros: High-impact support, wide range of sizes, different colors and patterns available, will continue to work as a regular sports bra once you're done nursingCons: The Velcro straps are a little awkward to reposition after nursing
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I also start each day by writing down the top five tasks that I aim to complete that day, which helps me focus on completing the most high-impact tasks no matter what arises throughout the day.
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Andrew tells us he's still considering a run for mayor of New York City -- he wants a high-impact executive role somewhere -- but he knows being Veep gives him the best chance to make the country stronger.
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It is a grinding, physical game at this level, full of high-impact rallies and significant jet lag, and Clijsters will try to manage it after several years away and with a host of new personal demands.
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Maureen Metcalf, CEO and Founder of Metcalf & Associates, is a renowned executive advisor, author, speaker, and coach whose 30 years of business experience provides high-impact, practical solutions that support her clients' leadership development and organizational transformations.
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Paul Bland is executive director of Public Justice, a national public interest law firm that pursues high-impact lawsuits to combat social and economic injustice, protect the Earth's sustainability and challenge predatory corporate conduct and government abuses.
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High-impact trauma to the body's joints and ligaments – caused by running or jumping with heavy equipment – is a routine part of service for a member of one of the most elite branches of the U.S. Army.
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When researchers think they might be able to design suffering-free and slaughter-free meat that is cost-competitive with factory-farmed meat, but need seed funding to make their endeavor happen, that's a high-impact philanthropic opportunity.
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Of all the things the Trump administration has done, maybe rewriting the guidelines for the architecture of federal buildings doesn't seem as high-impact as, say, putting kids in border camps or failing to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Nature Communications and Current Biology aren't the flagship Nature and Cell journals from their respective publishers, but they're still high-impact and receive a lot of attention both from scientists and journalists (I check both weekly for stories).
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" Trump's budget also calls for wiping out the Department of Energy's Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E), which according to DOE's website, "advances high-potential, high-impact energy technologies that are too early for private-sector investment.
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In his new book The Givers: Money, Power, and Philanthropy in a New Gilded Age, David Callahan argues that today's philanthropists are energized by data-driven solutions and seek social causes where they can have a high impact.
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If Mike runs he would offer a new choice to Democrats built on a unique record running America's biggest city, building a business from scratch and taking on some of America's toughest challenges as a high-impact philanthropist.
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A deeper issue may be the content itself: The very stuff that people are putting in virtual worlds — dragons, vertiginous cliffs' edges, high-impact hockey games — are designed to be not just immersive, but also a little alarming.
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Older cities face tens of billions of dollars in Environmental Protection Agency water and wastewater mandates, transit has an extensive list of high impact projects like the Hudson River tunnels, and farmers face major flooding and irrigation challenges.
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The push is related to a €164M pot of money that's being made available for R&D via the European Innovation Council (EIC) — a European Union funding vehicle which supports the commercialization of high risk, high impact technologies.
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On the circular economy — which her Agenda identifies as Europe's "future economic model" — she trails an action plan that will focus on sustainable resource use, "especially in resource-intensive and high impact sectors such as textiles and construction".
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There is so much good work to be done, high-impact work that can help a regular person get access to the government's services that they need to have if we can just have more people come to USDS.
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It's easy to think that releasing a video is a soft way to make such a strong statement, but Bey has always been about using striking visuals, clever lyrics and high-impact narratives to express her point of view.
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It can't just have a 22-inch 1080p display with an HD camera mounted on top of it; it has to have a 22-inch 1080p display protected by a quarter-inch-thick sheet of high-impact PETG thermoplastic.
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In its second year, Project Entrepreneur — an initiative from the Rent the Runway Foundation and UBS Elevating Entrepreneurs — is continuing to help women develop "high-growth, high-impact" businesses through democratizing the resources necessary to launch their own startups.
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Narissa Chang, Lead Mechanical Engineer and Jordan Rice, Senior Director of Smart Systems Engineering at Nike, explained that they conducted a massive amount of testing to make sure that the module continued to work in damp, high-impact conditions.
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The collection, which ranges from $35 to $68, naturally includes Williams' go-to model for competition, the SF3 High Impact (there are four levels of support, ranging from Low to Extreme Impact), as well as her favorite blue colorways.
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" In effect, the basics have often been neglected: "We have sophisticated models capable of providing forecasts for short-term, high-impact events, but the results of your calculations are only as good as the observations you feed into them.
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"The Duke and Duchess are really looking forward to meeting so many of you on the ground and continuing to raise awareness of the high impact work local communities are doing across the commonwealth and beyond," the couple wrote.
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In the 41-page plan, the Energy Department acknowledged that the U.S. grid operates reliably, but argued that "high-impact events caused by state actors, terrorists, or natural disasters" mean past measures of reliability may no longer be adequate.
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David Muraskin is the Food Project attorney at Public Justice, a national public interest law firm that pursues high-impact lawsuits to combat social and economic injustice, protect the Earth's sustainability and challenge predatory corporate conduct and government abuses.
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"Our strategy in 2016 will increasingly focus on a narrower set of high value, high impact initiatives with the goal of strengthening and driving leverage across our entire portfolio of businesses," LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner said in prepared remarks.
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"The Duke and Duchess are really looking forward to meeting so many of you on the ground and continuing to raise awareness of the high impact work local communities are doing across the Commonwealth and beyond," the caption reads.
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The planned attack on American and African Union troops in Somalia, American officials say, may have been an attempt by the Shabab to carry out the same kind of high-impact act of terrorism as the one in Nairobi.
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"It brings a fictional story of displacement and conflict to a real-life one and hopes viewers will be prompted to donate," said Katherina Rosqueta, executive director of the Center for High Impact Philanthropy at the University of Pennsylvania.
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It was actually Clovis who prepped Perdue for the meeting and Clovis who suggested the secretary take along the map to drive home his point in a visual, high-impact way, multiple sources with knowledge of the exchange said.
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After stumbling down the stretch to an 80-82 finish last season, the Phillies have added four high-impact players, all with All-Star pedigrees: left fielder Andrew McCutchen, catcher J.T. Realmuto, reliever David Robertson and shortstop Jean Segura.
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Independents on average have a collection of high-impact policy preferences that are somewhat of a sampling of things that majorities of Democrats and Republicans prefer, making it hard for them to fit in one party or the other.
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Better Call Saul's agility with high-impact details is perhaps best illustrated by the black and white flash-forwards that open every season, which take place after Walter White's empire has crumbled and Jimmy has taken on yet another alias.
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The singer is perhaps most famous for his work on Daft Punk's "One More Time," and Cox expertly works with his voice here by integrating vintage-styled synths and sampling techniques with his own signature approach to high-impact arrangement.
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"It's the premium pigments within the formula which provide the high-impact color, while the silica and water powders cling to the skin's surface and lock the pigment in place, thereby delivering long-lasting and smudge-proof hold," Sharpe says.
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While some financial aid for medical students exists, many students rely on heft student debt to finance their advanced degrees with the hope that their hard work and loans will pay off with a high-impact and high-earning job.
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I know on Champion bras it says high impact, medium impact, maximum impact because it's been through the lab experience, it has met the criteria that is set by Champion so we guarantee that it's going to perform this way.
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A study published by Elsevier, a scientific publisher, and Nikkei, a Japanese news business, on January 6th found that China published more high-impact research papers than America did in 23 out of 20153 hot research fields with clear technological applications.
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The events will culminate in a finale in Cork, Ireland, at the Startup Nations Summit, where a new tool will be unveiled to help policymakers around the globe share innovative policies and programs that are helping entrepreneurs start high-impact companies.
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Online, they're growing too: There's Instagram fitness queen Kayla Itsines (4.7 million followers); Cassey Ho (6003 million subscribers), who sells a high impact Pilates course in just 28 minutes; and 22-year-old "fitspiration" model Jen Selter (8.8 million followers).
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"The Duke and Duchess are really looking forward to meeting so many of you on the ground and continuing to raise awareness of the high impact work local communities are doing across the commonwealth and beyond," the couple wrote on Instagram.
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The mix of a strong core business with sticky investors, and potential high impact future businesses being built, gives me confidence that at a 16-19 percent year over year revenue growth rate, the multiple isn't coming down any time soon.
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"The GFS is the foundation for all of our weather and climate models, so today's upgrade will add skill across all NOAA's forecast mission areas, including hurricanes and other high-impact weather," NWS director Louis Uccellini said in a statement.
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Not only does the iridescent shade moonlight as a pop of color, but the high-impact shimmer will instantly brighten the complexion, making it possible for you to trick the world into believing you really got eight hours of beauty sleep.
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At a time when the record numbers of high-impact data breaches are reported almost daily, any and all vulnerabilities are indeed open for exploitation to anyone who can find them – be it in consumer applications, critical infrastructure, or government networks.
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We've picked out a glossy lipstick if you're looking for extra shine, a liquid matte lipstick for long-lasting wear, a tinted lip balm for a subtle hue, and a lustrous lipstick for high-impact color — all with high customer ratings.
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While the most visible application of this may be on the sidelines of a football game or other high impact sport, SyncThink believes that there will be a good deal of interest from the military given the device's compact nature.
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"If Mike runs, he would offer a new choice to Democrats built on a unique record running America's biggest city, building a business from scratch and taking on some of America's toughest challenges as a high-impact philanthropist," Wolfson said.
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So ultimately it's a choice of doing it with some entity that has not done it or it's not within their business plan, or doesn't understand the full ethos of high impact design and doing it at an accessible price point.
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In some ways, a stricter pledge — one that commits pledgers to report details of their giving, and to give to areas they believe to be neglected, high-impact, and not better addressed through policy — might have been a better strategic call.
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On the lively Holland composition "Pass It On," Blake kicks off with a cantering drum solo — his soft-pedaled, high-impact playing reminiscent of Barron's own style — before he and Holland lock into a kick-stepping groove that's loose but secure.
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Don't go overboard with exercise on fasting days Strenuous exercise, such as cycling, running, high-impact aerobics and weight lifting, is not advised on fasting days because the body does not have the fuel available to sustain rigorous activity, Heller explained.
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Three of their best players — Aaron Judge, Gary Sanchez and Gleyber Torres — still make less than $1 million each; their farm system is considered stronger than Boston's; and they consistently find low-cost, high-impact talent in trades and minor signings.
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Three of their best players — Aaron Judge, Gary Sanchez and Gleyber Torres — still make less than $1 million each; their farm system is considered stronger than Boston's; and they consistently find low-cost, high-impact talent in trades and minor signings.
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If your lips are perpetually chapped, I still recommend laying down a lip balm before you apply, but overall I find that these Lip Stylos don't make my lips feel worse, which is a major accomplishment for high-impact lipstick.
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"Day said his scenario seems more plausible compared to the "required chain of events of [breaking] felsite from the Earth at very high impact pressures so that it can escape Earth's orbit, and then incorporating it in a lunar impact melt rock.
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Whether you're pitching your startup to people with deep pockets or giving a marketing report to your snotty bosses, PoweredTemplate will provide you with the means to put together impressive, high-impact presentations that they will talk about even after it's over.
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While they may look small and fragile without the usual wire attached, the Elite Sport earbuds are designed to withstand even the most grueling run or swim if you're nursing an injury or giving your body a rest from high impact activity.
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"Perception matters, and low-frequency, high-impact events drive perception," whether that means viral video of a shooting by an officer or violence against an officer, said Jim Bueermann, president of the Police Foundation, a national group that researches and advises law enforcement.
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Rather, the bill divides it between general regulations that are needed to keep society functioning and high-impact or transformative regulations that cost $100 million to billions of dollars a year and that have a nationwide impact on jobs and the economy.
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When an agency first decides to write a high-impact rule, it would be required explain to the public why the regulation is necessary, how it will affect business, jobs and the economy, and why the rule is the best available alternative.
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"If Mike runs he would offer a new choice to Democrats built on a unique record running America's biggest city, building a business from scratch and taking on some of America's toughest challenges as a high-impact philanthropist," Wolfson said in a statement.
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In the era before the Improvement Act, special interests would regularly pressure refuge managers to allow activities that had no business occurring in wildlife refuges, such as drilling, mining, grazing and high-impact recreation like jet skiing and off-road vehicle use.
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In response to a special question on the potential fallout from Italy, 70 percent of investors who answered the BAML poll said uncertainty in the euro zone's third-biggest economy would have a "high" impact on investment grade and junk-rated credit.
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Assessments that it's "the most radical" push yet, along with opposition from the insurance industry, medical groups and state Medicaid officials, informed Senator John McCain's high-impact no — not to mention a series of biting monologues by the late-night host Jimmy Kimmel.
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On myriad looming legal fights, they are confident they will ultimately prevail in court — and there is always the possibility that a high-impact witness will be willing to buck Mr. Trump and emerge like John Dean unexpectedly turned on President Richard Nixon.
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MIRITY's three-pack of high impact, racerback sports bras — in fact, *so* many savvy shoppers added the bra set to their wish lists that it actually became Amazon's number one 'Most Wished For' sports bra, compared to all others on the site.
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A lifeline without risking injury The ConTekt helmet would need three components to work: GPS for location tracking, an accelerometer to track abrupt changes to speed and pressure sensors to monitor high impact to the outer shell of the helmet, according to Uehara.
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Earlier on Monday, an official on China's National Development and Reform Commission wrote in an op-ed that black swan (impossible to predict) or grey rhino (probably coming, yet ignored) high-impact events were likely to take place this year, Reuters reported.
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At stake isn't just the future of a very old newspaper that has seen its advertising revenue cut in half in less than a decade—it's the still unresolved question of whether high-impact, high-cost journalism can thrive in a radically changing landscape.
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Analyst Gartner put out a 10-strong listicle this week identifying what it dubbed "high-impact" uses for AI-powered features on smartphones that it suggests will enable device vendors to provide "more value" to customers via the medium of "more advanced" user experiences.
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NG: I'd been working for Endeavor Global, which is sort of like a venture firm with a high-impact, nonprofit model, and I got to see and work with a lot of smartphone developers who were working on software before we called them apps.
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"The Duke and Duchess are really looking forward to meeting so many of you on the ground and continuing to raise awareness of the high impact work local communities are doing across the commonwealth and beyond," said a statement on the couple's Instagram account.
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"The Duke and Duchess are really looking forward to meeting so many of you on the ground and continuing to raise awareness of the high impact work local communities are doing across the Commonwealth and beyond," their official announcement read on the family's joint Instagram.
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Why it matters: While most advertisements are getting shorter (such as ads less than 10-seconds online) some advertisers are bucking the trend to bring culturally relevant messages to sports, particularly high-impact games, given the political climate around issues of diversity, race and harassment.
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"I believe this role is a perfect fit for my skills and experience — strategic, high-impact team building in international settings — which I will use to help grow the game of football all over the world," Samoura said in a statement released by FIFA.
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And when the Indians have traded veterans, they have usually gotten high-impact talent in return — C. C. Sabathia brought outfielder Michael Brantley; Cliff Lee brought Carrasco; Jake Westbrook brought Kluber; Casey Blake brought designated hitter Carlos Santana; and Esmil Rogers brought catcher Yan Gomes.
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Its goal is to strengthen companies, entrepreneurs and support systems within the Peruvian ecosystem, and facilitate collaboration between them through dozens of specific funds — such as offering money for scientific equipment at institutions, or high-impact projects for the Peruvian economy, society or environment.
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Brooke Hollis, an associate director of Cornell's Sloan Program in Health Administration, noted that hospitals also look for "low-cost, high-impact ideas" like the University of Rochester's Strong Memorial Hospital amenity kits with eye masks and ear plugs for patients in semiprivate rooms.
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High-impact challenges, such as Russian meddling in the last presidential election and the effects of the recent natural disasters in Puerto Rico, Texas and Florida, highlight the fact that defense of the American people needs to include more than just military power and counterterrorism.
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To some degree, that's okay (not everyone has to act with that goal in mind), but it leaves a lot of obvious, high-impact ideas on the table, ideas that begin to come into focus if you start looking at the world through this lens.
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It spun off a sister organization, the Open Philanthropy Project, that advises billionaire Giving Pledge signatories Dustin Moskovitz and Cari Tuna on how to effectively give away billions towards emerging technologies, basic research, risks to humanity, and other high-impact opportunities outside global development.
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While there's no way to be certain of the ultimate impact of the hack, this much is clear: A low-cost, high-impact weapon that Russia had test-fired in elections from Ukraine to Europe was trained on the United States, with devastating effectiveness.
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A low probability but high impact event for France and Europe would be if Le Pen, having won the presidency, were able to overcome constitutional hurdles to follow through on her vow to hold a referendum on France's exit from the EU and the eurozone.
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Paul Bland is executive director and David Muraskin is the Food Project attorney at Public Justice, a national public interest law firm that pursues high-impact lawsuits to combat social and economic injustice, protect the Earth's sustainability and challenge predatory corporate conduct and government abuses.
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"If the high-impact, high-velocity round, when it hits your body, shreds everything inside of your body because it was designed to do that so that you would bleed to death on a battlefield ... when we see that being used against children," O'Rourke said.
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ET: Forecast models run throughout the day, as well as guidance from National Weather Service forecast offices and private sector meteorologists, all signal growing confidence in a high impact storm from Richmond, Virginia to Washington, D.C., north to central and southern New Jersey from Friday through Sunday.
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When she saw her rescuers, she said: "You are angels, saving people's lives, thank you, thank you…" The high-impact earthquake that violently rocked Mexico City and surrounding regions more than a week ago left many buildings in rubble and nearly 300 people dead, including several children.
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"If Mike runs he would offer a new choice to Democrats built on a unique record running America's biggest city, building a business from scratch and taking on some of America's toughest challenges as a high-impact philanthropist," Bloomberg aide Howard Wolfson said in a statement.
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For a Congress looking to better leverage public funding and preserve high-impact programs affecting a broad set of localities and regions, and serving a diverse swath of Americans, it would be wise to fight to extend the SIF, or reshape the core concepts into something new.
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But since an initial jump in the first six months of 2016, both three- and five-year euro-sterling risk reversal contracts have held consistently in positive territory, indicating the tail risk — the risk of a low probability, high impact event — is now instead with the pound.
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It offers just three fitness classes: Hit, a high-impact, strength training class using dumbbells and a battle rope with the temperature set at 45 degrees; Slide, a core and cardio workout at 55 degrees; and Flow, a yoga and mobility-inspired class at 60 degrees.
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There's still a lot more research that's needed on the effects of flu in the developing world, but the evidence we do have makes it pretty clear that pregnant women are a promising population to focus on for high impact, for now and for the future.
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That doesn't mean we're soon going to be watching blowup dolls wrestling every week, but it does mean that the high impact, choreographed is set to go global as more and more indies, WWE, and an ever more accessible NJPW beam it into our living rooms and local armories.
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Today, the chain unveiled its Enlite bra, which has been in the works for over two years (yes, really) and is meant to be a legitimately comfortable and supportive piece, hardy enough for high-impact pursuits where jiggling and discomfort tend to be synonymous, like, say, running or boxing.
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And though some of it comes naturally, the Australian-born model does have a few beauty products that help her achieve that low-key but high-impact look – and she's sharing the three key items she can't live without and how she uses them to get that glow.
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Specifically, the Commission will focus on the following areas with the potential for high impact: Using cutting-edge product space analysis the Commission will identify new products and services that could augment aggregate value through the use of existing productive capabilities embedded in the island's current production structure.
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Those journals have what we call high "impact factors," which can skew academic hiring and promotions in a kind of self-fulfilling cycle that works like this: Typically, anyone applying for an academic job is evaluated by a committee and by other academics who write letters of evaluation.
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These range from tech billionaires like Sean Parker who look to spend down their wealth during their lifetime through "concentrated bets" on high-impact "hackable problems" to low-key, locally focused billionaires like Amos and Barbara Hostetter who seek to improve the quality of life in Boston in perpetuity.
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The organization that I lead, 1,000 Days, was born out of that call to action and we now mobilize advocates around the world and build bipartisan support in Congress to invest in life-saving, high-impact global nutrition programs that help children and their countries rise out of poverty.
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But, but, but: While 1-day shipping has high impact in North America, where 2-day or slower has been the standard, it may not make as much of a splash in some of Amazon's international markets — like China and India — where 1-day or same-day is the norm.
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Panelists: Panel 3 | 10:30am AMPLIFYING YOUR IMPACT: INVESTING IN GENEROSITY Crown Princess of Norway, Mette-Marit, leads a discussion with top female philanthropists, focusing on solutions-oriented strategies around how women are organizing and collaborating to reach sustainable development goals, breaking down silos and taking risks for high impact.
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Some also believe that strenuous, high-impact exercise before or during pregnancy will increase the size and tightness of a woman's pelvic-floor muscles, potentially increasing the risk for tears of the perineum, the tissue that connects the vagina and the anus, and otherwise making labor and delivery more difficult.
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But instead, together they are authoring a new national security doctrine — one that says when faced with a low-probability, high-impact event like North Korea, the U.S. should spend any amount of money, and if the threat doesn't materialize, well, we'll have a lot of Army surplus and scrap metal.
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One reason for their reluctance may be that the Yankees just completed a renaissance season fueled largely by young, inexpensive talent, and they could sign a high-impact free agent — such as Bryce Harper — next winter without dealing from their prospect stash, which they would have to do to acquire Stanton.
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This adds up to suggestive evidence that a large number of high-ability but low-income, female, black, or Latino young people have the intrinsic ability to become high-impact inventors but don't end up realizing that potential at the same rate that richer, male, white, and Asian kids do.
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The unnamed Tampa, Florida, woman told doctors at Tampa General Hospital that she had been bitten by a bug in Belize two months prior, and maybe the bite left the mystery rash on her groin, according to a report on the incident in the Journal of Investigative Medicine High Impact Case Reports.
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The Ministry of Production launched a public contest last year to fund the operation of potential VC funds, and up to $2.25 million USD will be delivered to investment fund entities that come up with high-impact proposals for funding in order to encourage the creation of venture capital funds in the country.
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Former CEO of the nation's largest privately held transportation company, he has directed a national campaign around stem cells with Michael J Fox, actively contributed to the Department of Defense's war against terrorism, and provided high-impact solutions for charitable organizations such as the Parkinson's Action Network (PAN) and the Brain Aneurysm Foundation.
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In 2014, North Korean hackers targeted Sony Pictures networks in an attempt to stop the release of a satirical movie about two American men attempting to assassinate its leader, Kim Jong Un. North Korea, the report noted, utilizes hackers as " a low-cost, high-impact tool" to damage the systems of other nations.
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Osteoarthritis – which is frequently caused by high-impact injuries like the kind sustained during military service – is so prevalent in our Armed Forces that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates one in three veterans currently live with the disease, compared to one in five members of the general population.
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Of course, everyone wants one that's tight and sturdy (for high-impact activities, at least), but chances are, the more supportive a sports bra is, the more of a struggle it is to stretch those elastic bands and often-complicated straps over my head, making it so I'm sweating before I even start exercising.
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The bronzer is the largest and allows you to pick it up using a big, fluffy brush for an all-over glow, the blush is a medium size because you'd swirl a good amount of it on your cheeks, and the highlighter is smallest since you only need a tiny swipe for high impact.
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The story is well-known, but a brief recap is welcome: WWE's doctors discovered lesions on Daniel Bryan's brain after the closure of his legendary underdog story arc at WrestleMania XXX, the result of a high impact style of head first dives and his willingness to take just about any bump someone could think up.
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The three bright makeup looks ahead are the kind that are just as entertaining to create as they are to stare at — thanks to a mix of super-saturated eyeshadows, high-impact mascara, pastel blush, and the aforementioned lipsticks, which deliver all the punch of a matte color in a formula that's moisturizing and plumping.
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But when faced with an actually high-probability, high-impact threat called climate change, we should do nothing and poke both our eyes out, even though if the impact is less severe — and we prepare for it anyway — we will be left healthier, stronger, more productive, more resilient and more respected around the world.
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"It suggests that findings of studies published in high-impact journals are just as unlikely to be replicated successfully; so the impact factor of the journal in which work was published is no guarantee that the findings are true," neurologist Malcolm R. Macleod, from the University of Edinburgh in the UK, wrote in a Nature Human Behavior commentary.
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"I don't think we've seen compelling evidence that travel bans work at all, and they're less likely to work for respiratory viruses like this, because they move too quickly," says Jennifer Nuzzo, an epidemiologist at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security and the coauthor of a prescient report on preparing for "high-impact" respiratory disease pandemics.
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The Weather Service has been warning that this will be a high-impact storm, particularly for the Philadelphia area and New York City, where power outages and "impossible" travel conditions are expected by the evening commute, as narrow bands of very heavy snow pivot across this region on the northwest side of the low pressure area.
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There are fewer places that publish really high-impact photography, and I think that's a core area of strength and one that we want to build on, but I think it just comes down to, I think that as long as, if we are telling a story well, then the story can be about the high or the low.
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Ms. Ely, 35, is an assistant professor of reading education and a coordinator of high-impact practices, where she develops and oversees initiatives to improve the teaching and learning practices across campus, at Mary Baldwin University in Staunton, Va. She graduated from the University of Miami, from which she also received a master's degree in reading education.
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"I wish to emphasize that while there are many high-impact policies available to us, I do not think that cracking down on sanctuary cities is one of them," Keith Humphreys, who was an adviser for the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy during the Bush and Obama administrations, said in congressional testimony earlier this year.
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The plan would expand transit systems in cities, suburbs and rural areas; make high-speed rail a viable alternative to flying in major regional corridors and invest in new rail technologies like maglev; modernize our freight system; and expand the Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery (TIGER) program begun in the Recovery Act to support high-impact, innovative local projects.
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Clinique High Impact Waterproof Mascara — $16.50 Courtesy of Clinique Pacifica Aquarian Gaze Water-Resistant Long Lash Mineral Mascara — $14 Courtesy of Pacifica L'Oréal Voluminous Butterfly Sculpt Waterproof Mascara — $8.99 Courtesy of L'Oreal Too Faced Better Than Sex Waterproof Mascara — $23 Courtesy of Too Faced Almay One Coat Multi-Benefit Waterproof Mascara — $8.49 Courtesy of Almay What waterproof mascara would you recommend?
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With committed cruelty-free brands like Kat Von D already providing bold, bright, high-impact makeup without compromising the welfare of any of our furry friends, and the likes of Hourglass pledging to make every one of its products 100% vegan by 2020, it's quite a good time to champion ethical and conscious beauty — and we couldn't be more ready for it.
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"We see the worst-case-scenario (Initiative 78 being approved and passed) as a very low probability but because of the rapid transformation of Colorado's electorate and unprecedented nature of November's election, we believe that the low-probability high-impact risk event warrants investor concern until it can be ruled out," said FBR & Co. analyst Benjamin Salisbury in a note Thursday.
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Here are the best long-lasting lipsticks you can buy:Best long-lasting lipstick overall: Smashbox Always On Liquid LipstickBest long-lasting lipstick to splurge on: Giorgio Armani Rouge D'ArmaniBest long-lasting lipstick on a budget: Maybelline Super Stay Matte Liquid LipstickBest all-natural long-lasting lipstick: Ilia Color Block High Impact LipstickBest long-lasting lipstick with a satin finish: Mac Liptensity Lipstick
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Once Tony feels mentally ready, he begins a hardcore physical workout with his personal trainer that features high impact intervals of ultra-intensive bursts of maximum exertion — these workouts typically only last around 15 minutes but are designed to keep his heart rate at a very high level, which helps get his body ready for the often long and exhausting day ahead.
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He has also realized high-impact projects in more surprising settings, like his "Sleepwalkers" video, about the rhythms of city life, which took over the facade of the Museum of Modern Art in 2007, and his 2011 film, "Black Mirror," starring Chloë Sevigny and commissioned by the collector Dakis Joannou, which debuted on a floating barge off the coast of Greece.
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"If you're dehydrated, suffer an injury, or perform any kind of high impact activity, this can cause the fascia to clamp up and adhere to itself and other structures in the body, such as muscles, bones, and skin," says Ashley Black, inventor of the FasciaBlaster (that thing you're probably seeing all over Facebook) and author of The Cellulite Myth, It's Not Fat It's Fascia.
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Including the $60,000 from her marathoners' efforts, the foundation has raised more than $250,000 to date and provided special prosthetics to two people – a 26-year-old Boston woman who's never been able to wear high heels in her life until now, and an 8-year-old girl from Somerset, Massachusetts, who received a high-impact prosthetic for soccer after losing her leg in a lawnmower accident at age 2.
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Justice Department - opioids: Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE wants to reduce the supply of synthetic opioids in high impact areas of the country, and to identify wholesale distribution networks and international and domestic opioid suppliers, he announced on Thursday.
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In a way, I feel like the print magazine ... The opportunity for a print magazine now is to raise the bar even higher, because if you're working on a monthly schedule and you're assigning and commissioning photography, which no matter how great photography looks online or on an iPad or wherever you're looking at it, it's very seldom — and correct me if I'm wrong — but digital-only outlets are very seldom commissioning high-impact photojournalism or portraiture or anything like that.
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Our culture of screen crack stigma and obsessive warranty paranoia, as well as the sheer ubiquity and the marketing prowess of the mobile accessories industry has made it very easy to forget that it was someone's job to test the aesthetics of the Phone X. So many days, weeks, and months went into these Jobs-ian pursuits of perfection, and so many times they are wasted on an increasingly shrinking portion of people who feel comfortable not encasing their phones in high-impact polycarbonate.
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