Bless His friends in industry, may they flourish under deregulation.
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The result is that women remain seriously underrepresented in industry.
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The use of drones in industry is becoming increasingly common.
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Another catalyst for mass adoption is advances in industry governance.
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His father is a labor relations specialist in Industry, Calif.
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He would have, in industry parlance, screened the call out.
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This shows up in industry, and it's not just me.
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Employment in industry has tumbled, especially in the past 20 years.
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There are about 10 industries that dominate energy consumption in industry.
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Uptime speed and yield is still very, very important in industry.
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The proposals are overwhelmingly unpopular within Member States and in industry.
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Hot Topic headquarters were officially established in 1999 in Industry, California.
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No one in industry or government can easily reconcile those wishes.
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It also manufactures equipment to produce other gases used in industry.
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This is called changing the "point of obligation" in industry jargon.
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We have 240 blockbusters in line, which is the most in industry.
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It's been done in industry for years and years and years. Yeah.
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The best hope for boosting carbon capture is its role in industry.
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Officials are aware that excessive government meddling in industry can be counterproductive.
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Selling price expectations in industry increased to 10.3 from 9.6 in July.
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But it also reflects how Weinstein was already sinking in industry esteem.
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In industry, meanwhile, steel and cement production both remain incredibly carbon intensive.
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We've become leaders in politics, in industry, in media, in the arts.
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In industry jargon, they are "stacked" with many different genetically modified traits.
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In industry jargon, we're years into the great "unbundling" of cable television.
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This program helps fill that gap that exists in industry right now.
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Transformative science requires a different mold than the one found in industry.
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The Brooklyn Flea and Smorgasburg will be in Industry City through the winter.
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Confidence in industry and services also went down, while consumer sentiment improved slightly.
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Knowing where this jump first occurs could have applications in industry, Wilson said.
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Titanium dioxide is widely used in industry as a whitener, notably for paint.
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But less than 6 percent of government spending went on investing in industry.
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BERT is one of many universal language models used in industry and academia.
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" Meanwhile, "a female professor doesn't tend to know as many people in industry.
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The 1935 Conditions of Employment Act limited women's ability to work in industry.
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This phase of the contest is known as the "snakepit" in industry circles.
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In the 2040s, CCS and hydrogen could be applied at vast scale in industry.
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His comments have led to volatility in industry stocks such as Boeing and Lockheed.
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Further plans for China to incorporate A.I. in industry doesn't stop at health care.
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In industry, they're used to start other chemical reactions to create plastics and pharmaceuticals.
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No, it's more for bulk purchases by companies doing serious testing in industry settings.
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"Single-digit growth in industry revenue and profitability is now typical," the report said.
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Hands-on apple pie classes at the Brooklyn Kitchen in Industry City will help.
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I contrast it to security where we've made a lot of progress in industry.
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Sentiment in industry slightly fell despite factory managers expecting their selling prices to rise.
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STOP AND SMELL THE CANDLES Every weekend there's a fabulous flea market in Industry City.
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German rival Daimler also defended the custom of manufacturers' meeting in industry committees on Friday.
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Schmidt led the company's involvement in industry disputes and public policy fights around the world.
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By summer 2017, Google and White Ops were bringing in industry partners to fight it.
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ExxonMobil continues to pursue technology solutions with leading scientists in industry, academia and nongovernmental institutions.
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This practice needs more public scrutiny, quantification and honest conversation in industry and legal circles.
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Known in industry jargon as positional tracking, this typically has required external cameras or sensors.
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The firm's investors — its limited partners, in industry parlance — were only informed early this morning.
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They were relegated to second-banana status on call sheets and in industry press releases.
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In industry, it's frequently used as a coating on steel and iron for corrosion protection.
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It's common for former defense officials to take positions in industry after leaving the Pentagon.
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The new device could have applications in industry, building precise microelectronics without leaving a goopy residue.
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We see that in industry leaders just being cruel and bullies to people in their organizations.
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Some are full-time students at Mines; some work in industry; some work for the government.
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"With benchmarks the first step is to understand what is embedded in industry contracts, " Chamberlain said.
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And there are a number of new Advanced Driver Assistance Systems — or ADAS, in industry-speak.
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He said Chinas entrance into the World Trade Organization enabled the greatest jobs theft in industry.
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The proportion of private ownership in industry continues to rise as that of the state recedes.
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No other type of workforce could do that because of differences in industry and business niches.
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It's the immersion element, known as "presence" in industry lingo, that makes VR feel like magic.
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Some in industry says they can't afford new regulations with today's low oil and gas prices.
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"In industry parlance, this is called a 'moat,' like the moat around a castle," Town says.
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Second, we should invest in industry partnerships that create apprenticeships and other work-based learning programs.
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With Kurdistan's attraction fading as an energy bet, those concerns may loom larger in industry calculations.
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Front Burner Two workshops at Brooklyn Kitchen in Industry City offer piemaking tips ahead of Thanksgiving.
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Applying AI to operations data in this manner has become known as AIOps in industry parlance.
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For decades, leading voices in industry and government had subscribed to a prevailing ethos: techno-optimism.
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"Only two people from my PhD batch at Princeton are not working in industry," he says.
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Over the last three decades, we have never seen as big a change in industry practice.
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Front Burner Shalini Vaswani's Taza MKT in Industry City, Brooklyn, offers Indian comfort foods for takeout.
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The commission will be composed of architects and leaders in industry, academia, and the business sector.
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Just 0003 percent of jobs are manual labor in industry, another 19 percent in low-skill services.
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The abuse of power is a phenomenon we see over and over again in industry after industry.
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You need to be well-versed in industry concepts and terminologies as well as top design software.
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But it is also known in industry circles for its heavy spending on advertising and other marketing.
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But acting as a payments facilitator ("payfac" in industry lingo) requires substantial investments in tech and headcount.
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She also vows to reject offers of "any posts in industry once I am no longer chancellor".
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This puts the company squarely in the realm of what's called 'Quote to Cash' in industry jargon.
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" Anton Waitz, Partner at Project A "At Project A, we think and work in industry deep dives.
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First, punitive tariffs and trade wars alter incentives enough to have large unintended consequences in industry structure.
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The drop in industry sales came as incentives dropped 2.2 percent from July, industry analyst TrueCar said.
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He is also an investor in industry defying emerging startups, such as Doordash, Guardant Health and Branchmetrics.
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Innumerable problems in industry and related areas involve optimizing some procedure to produce the best possible result.
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The highest rate of jobs increases were in industry, information and communication services and in real estate.
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Clarida offers some academic chops to complement current Fed Chair Powell, whose experience is primarily in industry.
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Simpson and his team published their research in December 2019 in industry publication ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering.
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Still, the group's backing of Medicare for All, issued Monday night, is a crack in industry opposition.
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Now, I understand that anytime there is transition in industry, shareholders are worried and sometimes over worried.
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She also heard the American leader praise Germany's schemes for job training and retraining, and apprenticeships in industry.
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Automakers have become extra sensitive to safety equipment faults after the airbag recalls, the largest in industry history.
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Unemployable in industry, he turned to teaching trade-union studies, yearning for the tide to turn once more.
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The plan, however, has drawn criticism from some in industry who fear the impact of higher energy prices.
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The merged entity also cannot acquire stakes in industry competitors for five years without regulatory approval, it added.
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Before that, vendors of all manner touted their innovative social, local, mobile solutions (or SoLoMo, in industry parlance).
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Chris Dixon's January 2015 post popularized the idea*, and it's frequently cited in industry discussions and by investors.
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"Tulsa ranked No. 1 in industry variety, which propelled them to the top of the list," said Gonzalez.
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For context, the current chairman of the FCC, Tom Wheeler, also comes from a background in industry lobbying.
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A "fangsmith" in industry parlance, Mr Lore begins making vampire teeth by examining a client's face and smile.
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Xi has led a sweeping anti-corruption campaign targeting high-ranking officials in industry, government, and the military.
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"It will appeal to people who have lost their jobs in industry and want them back," he said.
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Consumer and real estate stocks dragged on the market, while gains were seen in industry and energy firms.
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Sentiment in industry fell to 0.5 points in January from 2.3 in December, in line with market expectations.
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Also in industry, manufacturers expected their selling prices to rise with the index rising to 10.5 from 8.1.
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Most other sectors were down, with a continued correction in industry and infrastructure stocks dragging on the market.
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For doctors who haven't worked in industry but still want to invest, AngelMD offers business and finance training.
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That has caused some in industry and telecom circles to paint the report as a regulatory power grab.
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But the scale of Baltimore County schools' digital conversion makes the district a case study in industry relationships.
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"It's not enough to deliver great products or even best-in-industry sales and service satisfaction," Barra said.
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I'm currently on a year in industry at college, a time set aside in the course to intern.
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"Our country has suffered for years from lack of investment in industry," Mr. Macron said at one point.
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All of these are, in industry parlance, "direct to consumer" offerings, cutting out traditional middlemen like cable companies.
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Sentiment in industry rose to -6.1 in February from -7.0 in January, defying market expectations of a deterioration.
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Potbelly said the overall restaurant environment remains "challenging" and doesn't expect an improvement in industry trends this year.
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The euro zone GDP growth revision was partly due to a large drop in industry output in December.
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The other strand of opposition, reflected in industry, is simply that the industry would prefer not to be regulated.
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However, he warned that anti-globalisation and other political upheavals were becoming more of a factor in industry decisions.
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Michele and Daniel were both saying that this needs to happen in industry, so it can't just be actors.
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In industry and especially robots, these machines are required to run 24/7, so, millions of cycles a month.
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But GM has yet to reveal a prototype of the truck, known as a concept vehicle in industry parlance.
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The differences were wider in industry-funded trials compared to non-industry sponsored trials: 6.84 years versus 4.72 years.
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Scholars have noticed this phenomenon manifested in a specific, (but increasingly common), "treadmill-like" discourse that prevails in industry.
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The UAE is investing billions of dollars in industry, tourism and infrastructure to diversify its economy away from oil.
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Muller highlights that the success of the war left Americans feeling prosperous and caused a boom in industry production.
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Scientists do not know what is causing the decline: one candidate is hormone-disrupting chemicals used widely in industry.
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Apple is making the iPhone X with only two different flavors of modems (two different SKUs, in industry parlance).
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The EPA estimated that the new rule would avoid as much as $2628 million in industry compliance costs annually.
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Still, it said recently improved sentiment in the sector points to a continuation of an moderate upswing in industry.
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Not surprisingly, regulators are focusing on security, both in industry verticals (think medical devices and cars) and more generally.
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Weinstein's alleged behavior had been discussed in industry circles for years, but previous reports didn't address the charges directly.
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The guys I am working with are professionals currently working in industry but do not want to be named.
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Unlike at my four-year school, the professors were all actively involved in industry and super-passionate about teaching.
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Between the lines Forfeits $11 million in Exxon stocks and bonuses Prohibited from working in industry for 10 years
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Once one of southern Africa's wealthiest economies, Zimbabwe experienced a severe deterioration in industry and agriculture during the 20133s.
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Right, and it's something that researchers have been working on for 20 years now, both in industry and universities.
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It could be useful in industry, for work in inhospitable environments or work that requires lots of remote sensors.
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Sentiment in industry jumped to 0.1 point from -1.1 in November, well above the long-term average of -6.5.
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Researchers in industry and academia were working to extend Moore's Law, exploring entirely new chip materials and design techniques.
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But throughout most of his blood feud with Devlin, Starr played the bad guy—"working heel," in industry parlance.
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The move could signal a rise in industry prices and revenues if more operators follow Jio's lead, analysts say.
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Autotalks is a semiconductor company focusing on communication between the car and everything else, called V2X in industry jargon.
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In 2008, Gordon invested in industry cloud pioneer Veeva Systems (now a public company) and he is currently Veeva's chairman.
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Its critics, including in industry, say the way IARC evaluates whether substances might be carcinogenic can cause unnecessary health scares.
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"Titanic" is regarded as one of the best films in industry history and is also one of the highest-grossing.
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Commercial drone maker Kespry, which launched in 2013, announced it was bringing in industry vet George Mathew as CEO today.
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At the same time employment in industry grew by 36m—enough to absorb all the redundant farmers, male or female.
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If you remove the automotive industry you'll probably be left with no robots anywhere in industry, except for isolated cases.
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Because so much distillate is used in industry and freight transportation, distillate consumption is heavily geared toward the economic cycle.
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He added that the country would gradually shift to greener, cheaper sources of energy for electricity generation and in industry.
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The EEO-1 has not kept pace with changes in industry or the American workforce over the past half century.
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Premier Li Keqiang said that reducing excess capacity in industry remains the key task in carrying out supply-side reform.
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Ehrnrooth declined to comment on the report, or possible M&A targets, but said Kone was interested in industry consolidation.
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"It's hard to bring in industry because of the water, and I understand the dilemma of the city," he said.
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I shot the photos for our review in a photographic studio located across the East River in Industry City, Brooklyn.
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Advocates, including some in industry, described it as a critical step in defending businesses in a new age of threats.
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You look at many industries and it's really about developing these networks that can help power the participants in industry.
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Relatively rapid wage growth in industry in both January and February this year could be regarded as a positive signal.
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Developed through large investment in industry, yet where inhabitants continue to "resent" the Eastern interests that initially controlled that investment.
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And-- it's interesting kinda with the reputation in industry, we bought a very large-- auto dealership operation a few years ago.
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BMW said it will contest the European Commission's allegations that its participation in industry working groups amounted to anti-competitive behavior.
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"As capacity utilization in industry continues to increase, high external demand should also stimulate domestic investment in equipment," the ministry said.
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It could lead to a fundamental shift in the capabilities of many classes of electronics, in the home and in industry.
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That would likely bring total sales for 2018 to around 17.3 million, making it the second-best year in industry history.
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If more jobs become available in industry and construction, putting on a badge might become even less appealing to young workers.
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BMW said it will contest the European Commission's allegations that its participation in industry working groups amounted to anti-competitive behaviour.
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"Industry 4.0", as it is known in Germany, is about deploying the most advanced technologies of the internet age in industry.
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After all, Trump Hotels are highly rated in industry publications like Travel + Leisure magazine's annual World's Best Awards, the Globe reports.
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It is expected to make big impacts in industry, education, training, heath care and travel, as well as sports and entertainment.
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The exact percentage split will depend partly on when you need the money, which in industry lingo is called risk horizon.
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Traders cited an article in industry publication Digital Music News that said Vivendi's UMG sale plan could be delayed into 2020.
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"We routinely evaluate our participation in industry organizations and decided not to continue our membership in FairSearch," a Microsoft spokesman said.
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First introduced in October 2015, Autopilot is what is known, in industry terms, as an Advanced Driver Assistance System, or ADAS.
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Heartland is a longtime player in industry-funded efforts to undermine climate science and fend off efforts to reduce carbon emissions.
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Earlier this month, it was widely believed in industry circles that the couple was engaged, though they had never previously commented.
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Also noteworthy was buying by China's deep-pocketed institutional investors in industry-leading companies which are seen as having cheaper valuations.
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The government has promised to provide retraining for those who lose jobs in industry, but that can only help so much.
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It is obvious why some or perhaps many in industry would accept a carbon tax in the range suggested by Pindyck.
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And indeed, once she was secretary of State, he described her as one of the greatest secretaries of State in industry.
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The numbers: The EPA estimated that the new rule would avoid as much as $164 million in industry compliance costs annually.
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Some campaigns are taking advantage of a new feature offered by Comcast called Dynamic Ad Insertion, or DAI in industry parlance.
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Demand for pharmacists is high, and the degree can provide the foundation for other health professions or a career in industry.
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And indeed, once she was secretary of State, he described her as one of the greatest secretaries of State in industry.
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In a fairy-tale version of the Redfin story, the company's bet on employees would have resulted in industry-rattling success.
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The law could have the impact of disincentivizing academic scientists from joining the panel, and encouraging those who work in industry.
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The Wedding Dresser has been based in Industry City on the edge of Gowanus for the last year and a half.
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These parents, not unlike parents fighting vaccination efforts today, were responding to a time of dramatic change in industry and technology.
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These product emissions, called "Scope 3" in industry lingo, make up the lion's share of the company's total climate pollution footprint.
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In industry after industry – airlines, banking, health care, agriculture, tech – a handful of corporate giants control more and more and more.
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Another strut was a strict fiscal policy to keep public-sector wages in check and thus in line with those in industry.
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And because all the expertise lies in industry, nobody in Congress really knows what to do beyond asking those few tough questions.
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Jackler has discovered that the link shows up subtly in industry advertisements that pair e-cigarettes and coffee in the same frame.
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They have money to buy property, they are involved in industry groups within their professions and some are getting involved in politics.
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Developments in industry and a fast-growing economy were turning the city into the symbol of modernity it was destined to become.
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For all their capitalist swagger, the metrosexuals were believers in industry, in mass production, in brands: Nivea, BMW, HMV, and Absolut Vodka.
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Even in industry, it would be far easier to have humans and robots working together if they understood natural language voice commands.
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Despite the sharp rise of women who now hold MBAs and STEM degrees, only 33% of women enjoy leadership positions in industry.
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The French state has played a stronger role, for longer, in industry and finance than in any other nation in Western Europe.
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According to the Prison Policy Imitative, an advocacy group, some prisoners working in industry earn as little as five cents an hour.
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They're used for various drying applications in industry, or as a gate — you can make an artificial door with an air knife.
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The United Arab Emirates is investing billions of dollars in industry, tourism and infrastructure as it diversifies its economy away from oil.
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As a result, most analysts expect the standard to arrive sometime around 2020—provided it doesn't get bogged down in industry infighting.
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First-half revenue at constant currencies was primarily driven down by a deterioration in industry volumes, as previously guided, Imperial Brands said.
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It forecast a decline of 10 percent and 12 percent in industry shipments in Brazil due to that market's ongoing economic weakness.
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Expecting stronger demand for fuel and materials used in industry and construction, investors bought stock in energy and mining and chemicals companies.
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Its critics, including in industry, say it is sometimes too quick to conclude that substances might cause cancer, causing unnecessary health scares.
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Other uses of disclosures cited by the agency included those attached to advertisements and those used in industry to avoid deceptive practices.
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Others, ending up in industry, business or other professions, do interesting work and earn lucrative salaries and can contribute enormously to society.
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The central bank said in a statement the easing was prompted by a slowdown in economic activity, especially in industry and agriculture.
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As big American lenders pull back, a few foreign banks, like Deutsche Bank, have been willing to step in, industry officials say.
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Digital human rights researchers have been studying companies in the government spyware business—so-called "lawful intercept" in industry parlance—for years.
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Front Burner Japan Village in Industry City, in Sunset Park, features a grocery as well as a collection of casual dining spots.
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By the time their deceptions were exposed, a new generation of smokers — promising billions of dollars in industry revenue — was already hooked.
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Snuk Foods, based in Industry City, Brooklyn, sells Afghan almonds, Spanish tinned seafood, Korean fig vinegar, Pakistani mango pickles and much more.
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The program brings in industry partners NASCAR, U.S. Ski & Snowboard and USA Swimming — all of which are broadcast on Comcast NBC channels.
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The Energy Department recently began distributing its portion of that money — about $625 million — to research labs in industry, academia and government.
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Like several other suspects, he was well-known in industry circles, speaking at universities and conferences, and writing articles in technical journals.
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What are some of the ways they are used in everyday life for individuals as well as in industry, agriculture and medicine?
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AR has more everyday applications, such as navigation, than VR, which is expected to be used chiefly for leisure activities and in industry.
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Parts suppliers reported notably healthy orders, typically an early indicator of a pickup in industry activity, CEMA's Secretary General Ulrich Adam told Reuters.
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In fact, one plugged-in industry insider told me he believes the quarter will be worse than most people expect for clothing retailers.
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Nonetheless many economists say the changing structure of growth reflects recent weakness in industry as much as rapid growth in services and consumption.
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At the same time diesel, used in industry and for road freight, is slumping as the economy moves towards services and light manufacturing.
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The Manhattan event is at Knotel on 33 West 17th Street and the BTC event is being held at Coinspace in Industry City.
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The result of this push to cut back did lead to lasting improvements, including greater energy efficiency in industry, transportation, and residential use.
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The number of Chinese working in industry started falling in 2013, and China's share of world clothing exports has also stagnated since then.
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RYANAIR CEO SAYS EXPECTATION IN INDUSTRY IS THAT MAX TRAINING WOULD BE PART OF NORMAL SIX-MONTHLY PILOT TRAINING; ANYTHING ELSE COMPUTER-BASED
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This prompted Thomas Hoenig, a top U.S. banking regulator, to say Basel should not rule out a significant increase in industry capital levels.
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But there was an important difference: Those cases were mergers between companies in the same industry — known as "horizontal" mergers in industry lingo.
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Musk compared it to the process of establishing other government bodies regulating use of technology in industry, including the FCC and the FAA.
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The reduction in lending has contributed to a rise in industry credit losses as some customers are no longer able to get refinancing.
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Abu Dhabi, capital of the United Arab Emirates is investing billions in industry, tourism and infrastructure to diversify its economy away from oil.
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The company purchased a studio in Industry City, along with hiring instructors to develop a proprietary ClassPass workout for users and run classes.
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Writing in industry publication Fierce Wireless, Madden said that Chinese network firms are beginning to increase production of key components with their suppliers.
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Pessimism in industry worsened to well below the long-term average, as the export-driven sector feels the impact of global trade wars.
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Separately, the Commission's survey showed selling price expectations in industry continued the upward trends since November, rising to 3.8 from 2.9 in January.
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Next year, thanks to a ban by the Food and Drug Administration, these oils will no longer be permitted in industry-prepared foods.
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Since the 1970s, the use of coal in industry, households and services has been declining and in the power sector since the 1990s.
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Euro zone economic sentiment eased more than expected in March, mainly because of a deteriorating mood in industry and services, European Commission data showed.
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He denied that Chanel had had any discussions with former Celine designer Phoebe Philo, rumored in industry circles as another possible successor to Lagerfeld.
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Trump's approach to these meetings is "one of listening and not lecturing," said a senior White House official who has participated in industry meetings.
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Franchi, who is regularly spotted at ad industry conferences and in industry trade press, plans to focus on investing in and consulting digital startups.
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Total subscriber losses were roughly 500,000, the third-worst quarter in industry history and worst since Q2 2016, per BTIG Media Analyst Rich Greenfield.
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Students wait outside Everest College in Industry, California, hoping to get their transcripts and information on loan forgiveness and transferring credits to other schools.
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The estimated $10 billion in industry assets dovetails with an approximation by Westfleet Advisors, a Nashville-based broker last December of the industry's assets.
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IARC's rulings influence many things, from whether chemicals are licensed for use in industry to whether consumers choose or spurn certain products or lifestyles.
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SMALL multicopter drones—souped-up versions of those sold by the million as Christmas toys—have tremendous potential for use in industry and agriculture.
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Earlier this month, PEOPLE reported that it was widely believed in industry circles that the couple was engaged, though they had never previously commented.
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Whether through millennials tapping robo-advisors, mass affluent baby boomers seeking a more personal touch or the coming changes in industry rules and regulations.
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He denied that Chanel had had any discussions with former Celine designer Phoebe Philo, rumoured in industry circles as another possible successor to Lagerfeld.
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And in 2016, the year before he took over the NCI, he received over $5,000 in industry payments, including consulting fees, all from Pfizer.
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Microchip Technology (MCHP) raised its first quarter guidance for both sales and profits, based on improved strength in its business and in industry conditions.
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Marvel Studios now has seven of the top 20 film debuts in industry history and Walt Disney Studios holds 12 of the top 20.
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Trump's approach to these meetings is "one of listening and not lecturing", said a senior White House official who has participated in industry meetings.
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The aggressive strategy — moving to kill the rule, while slow-walking a replacement — could make some in industry nervous by creating a regulatory vacuum.
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New basic findings stemming from that information will create new cellular understanding and spur yet more novel and more effective disease therapies in industry.
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For Trump's supporters in industry, it is wish-list time — literally, the administration is asking industry groups for lists of regulations they want reversed.
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"I worked for 23 years in industry and for 33 years in the academy," he said, "while pursuing my real career as a revolutionary."
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Abu Dhabi, capital of the United Arab Emirates, is investing billions in industry, infrastructure and tourism as it diversifies its economy away from oil.
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Just under half of respondents said they had adopted a corporate reporting framework that incorporated non-traditional values, or had participated in industry coalitions.
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Concerted leadership at FDA combined with new innovation in industry have led to an environment where approvals for critical unmet needs have been streamlined.
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I've been researching salaries for [job title] in [industry] industry, and it looks like the mid-point is around [mid-point from your research].
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Grade three and above is deemed safe for direct human contact, while grades four and five can only be used in industry and agriculture.
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Ironically, a company born out of government opposition to wireless consolidation is now pushing for one of the most controversial megadeals in industry history.
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"I'm a bright line person," says one investor (or limited partner, in industry parlance), who isn't an investor in either DFJ or Sherpa Capital.
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Backers of the tech claim that it doesn't cause interference — but have met resistance from some in industry who want to protect Wi-Fi.
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Cheesecake Factory (CAKE) has told landlords it won't be able to pay rent on April 1, according to a report in industry publication Eater.
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It achieves this by maintaining the government imprimatur for ratings agencies known as a nationally recognized statistical rating organization — an N.R.S.R.O., in industry parlance.
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They expect to reopen in Industry City after July 4, where they will not sell cookware but will instead hold cooking classes and demonstrations.
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The plants, called crackers, heat natural gas byproducts, like ethane and propane, in order to break them down, or "crack" them, in industry parlance.
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The capital of the United Arab Emirates is investing billions of dollars in industry, infrastructure and tourism to diversify its economy away from oil.
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Its helpful for labs to understand what they should be counting -- whether its for the courtroom or for a client in industry, Compton said.
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In industry news, all sectors closed sharply lower with many finishing the session down over 2 percent, including basic resources, banks, autos and industrials.
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"We believe that active participation in industry associations provides a leadership opportunity," BHP said in a report following a review of its association memberships.
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Diesel is used to fuel heavy vehicles in industry and construction as well as mining equipment and also as a heating fuel in Europe.
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We honestly don't know where quantum systems will go, whether speeding advances in industry and science and art, or terabytes of (Schrodinger) cat videos.
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" As oil and natural gas prices stabilize at higher levels, increasing confidence in industry prospects will spur further acquisition activity in 2017," Moody's wrote.
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He wants to use anti-trust — not because he is concerned about consolidation in industry, but as a method of punishment and hurting your industries.
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A key difference is that Amgen is changing the sticker price of its drug -- known in industry parlance as the wholesale acquisition cost, or WAC.
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It found that many of the doctors who receive the most in industry payments only occasionally disclose their potential financial conflicts when publishing relevant research.
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Capturing CO2 (either from industrial waste streams or from the ambient air) and using it in industry is known as carbon capture and utilization (CCU).
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PCBs are widely disseminated in industry products, so widely in fact, that the average American has PCB blood levels of 220 parts per billion (ppb).
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That goal may be more difficult to reach because some of the easiest places to make gains, in industry for example, have already been tapped.
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Here in Industry Standard, our head chef is from Manchester and we've got a Danish sous-chef, Italian commis chef, and a Northern Irish dishwasher.
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"It's meaningful enough when considered against current market supply constraints to lead to a potential bump in industry pricing over the near term," Hundley said.
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Alienating plus-size consumers could also mean missing out on a huge market opportunity -— it's in industry analysts estimate to be worth about $21 billion.
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Microchip Technology – The company raised its first-quarter guidance for both sales and profits, based on improved strength in its business and in industry conditions.
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Be smart: Trump beat up on drug companies during the campaign, but his administration has so far addressed pharmaceutical prices only in industry-friendly ways.
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First, in industry and agriculture, the four policies we mentioned already: Those policies in agriculture and industry have an excellent chance of getting bipartisan support.
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The bank is seeking to raise the money it needs by year end after emerging as Europe's weakest lender in industry stress tests in July.
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The car maker sold 89,300 vehicles in Europe in April, down 0.5 percent from a year earlier against a 2300 percent drop in industry sales.
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"It's meaningful enough – when considered against current market supply constraints – to lead to a potential bump in industry pricing over the near term," Hundley said.
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Pakistan's economy is growing at its quickest rate in eight years after a slide in oil prices and expansion in industry and services boosted demand.
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The China Association of Automobile Manufacturers expects a 5% decline in industry sales in 2019, then contracting or growing slowly over the next three years.
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Social media is where those you lead, their families, partners in industry, other agencies, and allied militaries, as well as the wider public, are now.
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The China figures represent the highest Saturday or Sunday movie opening in the country in industry history, the Disney film studio said in a statement.
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The popular consensus, founded in industry common sense and box office math, looks down on January and February as a toxic swamp for new releases.
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The nonprofit, which will turn 20 next spring, has spent the last three years in Industry City, where it migrated after 17 years in Chelsea.
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Where AR has proved that it may have a future is in industry, allowing workers to look at plans whilst they assemble something, for instance.
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While producer price expectations in industry remained stable, consumer inflation expectations rose to 8.8 points in December from 6.3 in November and 4.3 in October.
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"But so far the generic biologic drugs (called "biosimilars'' in industry parlance) have failed to lower costs and make the therapies more accessible to patients.
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However large that number may seem, it's dwarfed by the figure required to make any real changes in industry emissions, according to the World Bank.
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Traders said the slump comes amid a slowdown in industry activity in Asia, Europe and North America that has triggered fears of a global recession.
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BP chief executive Bob Dudley has indicated that his company is likely to stay in industry trade groups despite differences in positions on climate policy.
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We're in the early stages of another major shift in industry, where advances in technology will be both replacing and creating millions of new jobs.
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Hype in research is on the rise, and outcome switching is common — as prevalent in industry-sponsored research as it is in independent academic research.
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When the vast majority of manufacturers reach the end of this process, their polysilicon is as much as 99.999999 percent pure, or "8n" in industry parlance.
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Some, like Daniel Fabricant — the former head of FDA's division of dietary supplements — even return to the FDA, then bounce back to work in industry again.
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The chip maker's revenue came in below analysts' forecasts, however, and the company gave a weaker-than-expected revenue forecast amid a slump in industry demand.
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So-called cobots, which collaborate and work side by side with humans, are also gaining in popularity and are almost ready for routine use in industry.
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But when it comes across genuinely uncrackable encryption ("end-to-end", in industry jargon), it has other options, such as planting software on the device concerned.
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This year, however, SolarCity has been a big contributor to the overall dip in industry growth as it accounts for about a third of the market.
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Organisations, both in industry and research, build custom software and hardware solutions to be able to analyse the huge volumes of genomic and biodata at scale.
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Amazon is one of many critics of the approach in industry, despite the fact that pay-television providers have for months championed an app-based approach.
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Abu Dhabi, capital of the United Arab Emirates is investing billions of dollars in industry, tourism, infrastructure and renewables to diversify its economy away from oil.
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Reckitt Benckiser fell 3.2% after cutting its annual revenue outlook, while tobacco stocks skidded after U.S.-based Altria forecast a steeper decline in industry cigarette volumes.
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One was Adam Osborne, the developer of the Osborne 1, an early portable computer — a "luggable," in industry parlance — about the size of a sewing machine.
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SZ> * Says it plans to invest 100 million yuan ($15.04 million) in industry fund worth 202 million yuan for PPP projects Source text in Chinese: bit.
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So when coaching students who are committed to taking jobs "in industry" but facing off with reluctant parents, money often amounts to Abreu's best bargaining chip.
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Pruitt will have to choose between knock-down, drag-out legal fights to deliver for his allies in industry or fold and grudgingly enforce environmental rules.
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Duke curates and hosts this free night of comedy on the last Friday of every month in Industry City on the waterfront in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.
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"I spent 14 years chasing gamma rays and neutrons in industry," he said when he was interviewed by The Morning Call of Allentown, Pa., in 1976.
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Cheesecake Factory (CAKE) – Cheesecake Factory has told landlords it won't be able to pay rent on April 1, according to a report in industry publication Eater.
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To help with Covid-19, MSA is hiring more staff in Jacksonville to increase production of full-face respirators used in industry and by first responders.
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Similarly, men who managed to obtain deferments from the draft because their work in industry and agriculture supported the war effort held on to their jobs.
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Known in industry-speak as "the main fair," this year's edition of Art Basel Miami Beach will feature 22 exhibiting galleries from all over the world.
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Large state-owned enterprises have been told to spearhead a recovery in industry while policymakers roll out measures to support struggling small and medium-sized companies.
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The effects of reduced energy use are already being seen in the market for liquefied natural gas, a chilled fuel used in industry and power generation.
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H&M subsequently played a leading role in industry initiatives to improve factory safety in Bangladesh and work toward fairer wages in other Asian supplier countries.
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"Together with the slightly improved global economy and the brighter sentiment indicators, this points to a certain revival in industry in coming months," the ministry said.
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Under these plans — sometimes called consumer-driven health plans in industry lingo — employees can put away tax-deductible savings in a health savings account, or HSA.
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Goldman estimates that fixed income, commodities and currencies activity — FICC, in industry parlance — will be off 24 percent on a quarterly basis and 16 percent annually.
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Members of the committee will be tasked with relationship management of the firms top clients as well as bringing in new business — "rainmakers," in industry lingo.
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"The Basel Committee should not promise that there will be no significant increase in industry capital levels," he said at the Risk USA Conference in New York.
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Analysts have said HSBC's share price will be capped until it can show revenues rising above costs, in a trend known as 'positive jaws' in industry parlance.
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The theorist argued that for the stories in wrestling to be successful the villain – or 'heel', in industry parlance – must be the image of a "perfect bastard".
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"Its use in steel is absolutely critical for its use in industry on a global basis so it's a very different conversation than thermal coal," Cutifani said.
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With a more protracted slowdown, there was also a risk that weakness in industry could spill over into services, since manufacturing tends to be a leading indicator.
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With a more protracted slowdown, there was also a risk that weakness in industry could spill over into services as manufacturing tends to be a leading indicator.
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Natural diamonds—as opposed to the synthetic ones mostly used in industry—were formed more than 1bn years ago deep below cratons, the oldest part of continents.
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All of the primary subjects featured in the book happen to be men, a byproduct of the era when women weren't offered opportunities to work in industry.
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He preserved all sorts of Soviet economic policies, including an inflated official exchange rate, currency controls and an enormous role for the state in industry and farming.
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Paychex and IHS found little change in industry activity, after small business jobs growth eased in eight of the nine industries the index tracks the previous month.
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And the four top firms in the business – BlackRock, Vanguard, State Street and Invesco PowerShares – oversee about 80 percent of that $2.4 trillion in industry ETF assets.
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Even if only cosmetic, the issue is out of character for Apple, which has rooted its reputation in manufacturing devices with best-in-industry fit and finish.
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In a sign that inflation may not go up any time soon, the Commission's survey showed that selling price expectations were falling in industry and retail trade.
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Sumo offers what's known in industry parlance as a security information and event management (SIEM) tool, while JASK provides a security operations center or SOC (pronounced "sock").
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This includes increased exposure to market risk, although Fitch expects it to be small, or involvement in industry consolidation, leading to potentially higher earnings or capital volatility.
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Reductions in industry and transportation were only 8 percent and 6.4 percent respectively, demonstrating the need for alternative policy and incentive structures reflected in the LCFS updates.
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Economy-watchers have waited anxiously in the months since to see whether weakness in industry and construction would bleed into the service sector, where most Americans work.
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The research could find potential applications in industry, like preparing animal fibers spun into yarn, or in other physical systems comprised of tangled filaments, like magnetic fields.
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But in industry terms, each bird produces four edible wings — as well as two throwaway parts that are usually shipped to China because Americans rarely use them.
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But we do expect leaders in industry, government, and the social sector to act with an understanding of the big picture and a bias towards sustainable fixes.
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Now, I had heard legend of this "bottled water" offered in industry meetings, but to have it in my sweaty hands was a different thing all together.
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Costa said she soon plans to spend three months talking to people in industry, health care and other areas to explore the business case for the product.
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The shift meant more job opportunities in industry and manufacturing, but it came at the expense of agricultural skills that were passed down from generation to generation.
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In Japan, the Switch Lite is estimated to have sold around 180,000 units in its first three days on sale, based on data in industry magazine Famitsu.
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Despite the fact that many likely aggressors are still digesting recent acquisitions, there is already talk in industry circles of an impending second wave of media mergers.
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She grew up in Flushing, Queens, and now has a shop in Industry City, Brooklyn, where she sells her inventive Indian home cooking, mostly to take away.
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Here are a few of the more notable sales in industry history, as reported by Mic: - David Bowie: $18,000 — A value bound to appreciate in years to come.
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"People who are in industry-related niches – not just business – or anyone who uses a software as a service and software related tools lend themselves well," Blake said.
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Known in industry parlance as a "robo-adviser," Wealthfront and its peers like Betterment have turned up competition and put pressure on fees across the wealth management industry.
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The slowdown in industry deflation was mostly caused by a less prominent fall in energy prices, which declined by 4.0% in December after a 6.1% drop in November.
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In America, ABI's biggest single market by revenue, beer is losing "share of throat", in industry jargon, to wine and spirits, just as people are drinking less booze.
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Sentiment in the 19 countries sharing the euro was buoyed by a rise in optimism across all sectors — in industry, services, retail trade, construction as well as services.
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Dr. Madnick has been active in industry as a key designer and developer of projects such as IBM's VM/370 operating system and Lockheed's DIALOG information retrieval system.
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Big power users in industry and the public sector are increasingly seeking such deals to prove to customers and authorities that they are shifting to carbon-free energy.
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Goldman Sachs told investors to buy T-Mobile shares, predicting the wireless carrier will thrive financially in the coming years, even if it doesn't participate in industry consolidation.
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Like the rest of the mortals in industry, if Dyson does come out with an EV, it will run on standard, and not souped-up, lithium-ion batteries.
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Most robots that are in service in industry today essentially need a wide open space to operate, and factory layouts are designed to provide these to accommodate them.
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"The continued positive mood of businesses, which according to the Ifo Institute's surveys has recently also improved in industry, points to a temporary period of weakness," it added.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Euro zone economic sentiment continued to deteriorate in November but less than predicted, thanks to an unexpected rise in optimism in industry, data showed on Thursday.
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Even in the energy sector, where earnings growth is hard to come by, Mr. Osterweis said he has been adding to his position in industry leaders like Halliburton.
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IATA's December forecast for $35.5 billion in industry profits in 2019 is expected to be lowered in an update at its annual meeting in Seoul on June 2.
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These products, like the updated Fleshlight models, still take pride of place in industry awards shows and mainstream media coverage and command major consumer loyalty and market space.
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The person, preferring to stay anonymous, noted Firstminute would charge fees and take a share of the profit on the fund's returns, known as "carry" in industry parlance.
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A tax on alcohol in the 1860s made it prohibitively costly for use in industry and illumination, thus paving the way for the emergence of petroleum-derived kerosene.
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Mr. Mnuchin will have leeway over another $46 billion in industry-specific funds that Congress has appropriated to help the airline industry and companies involved in national security.
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Mr. Mnuchin will have leeway over another $46 billion in industry-specific funds that Congress has appropriated to help the airline industry and companies involved in national security.
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Webb earned an undergraduate degree in Education, served in the Marine Corps, earned a law degree and served as a congressional staffer before a brief time in industry.
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Millennials are the best-educated cohort of young adults in American history, but 43 percent said their weakest leadership skill is in industry experience, according to the survey.
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The figure represents the Disney film studio's biggest opening day ever in China and the highest Saturday opening day in the country in industry history, the company said.
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The slowdown in industry deflation was mostly caused by a less prominent fall in energy prices, which declined by 6.1% in November after a 7.7% drop in October.
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But we should also, I think, press those who are involved in industry to recognize what's at stake and and try to get them on the right side.
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Brazil's harshest recession in decades and a political crisis that has delayed a long-sought overhaul in industry rules could work in favor of Telefónica and other rivals.
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Being knowledgeable in industry standards, especially when it comes to contract terms and starting budgets, has helped me confidently speak up and not get trapped into bad projects.
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Processor royalty revenues rose 53 percent, defying a 3 percent drop in industry revenue for chips in smartphones, although they were boosted by a $9 million late payment.
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"In industry after industry, many of the most successful American businesses are worked into global supply chains," said Phil Levy, a former trade adviser in Mr. Bush's administration.
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Data showing Turkey's economy expanded at 7.4 percent in 2017 - its fastest expansion in four years on robust growth in industry, services and construction - did little to sooth nerves.
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Chief Executive Officer Marco Schroeder told analysts on a conference call that planned changes in industry rules under discussion in Congress could help improve the outlook for Oi's operations.
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Newzoo projects that the North American region will have generated $335 million in industry revenue, and as a result will account for over a third of global esports revenue.
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In industry after industry, from paper to ships to glass, the picture is the same: China now has far too much supply in the face of shrinking internal demand.
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The movie finished Sunday with a $60.1 million — the second best Sunday in industry history, just slightly behind 10's "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" record of $60.6 million.
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Each year, any money leftover from the insurance policy (called the "underwriting profit" in industry terms) is donated to a cause during what Lemonade calls its annual "giveback" period.
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From curb to gate, zigzagging between retractable barriers, from one pinch point to the next—in industry parlance, this is your travel ribbon, flowing, or jamming, through the terminal.
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At the company's 8,000 square foot space in Industry City, boxes of parts and shipping materials sit by a row of tables that will soon become the assembly line.
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In other words, these are the type of techniques that government hackers, or Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) as they are called in industry jargon, would use, according to Fagerland.
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But some in industry and in Washington have said that will endanger the deals that content creators reach with pay-television companies about how their content should be treated.
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The posting completely mischaracterizes the payday lending model, the households that get trapped in a cycle of debt and the pending consumer protection rules to rein in industry abuses.
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It depends on which field: biology (many more Ph.D.s than academic posts); chemistry (same); computer science (few academic posts, but so much demand in industry that companies import talent).
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A sweeping anti-corruption campaign by President Xi Jinping has targeted a broad swath of high-ranking officials in industry and government, including many of his formidable political opponents.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and many in industry say nuclear power is necessary to cut fuel bills despite widespread public opposition to atomic power, even after electricity bills rose.
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" Another study found that the data itself is not biased in industry-funded studies, but that the interpretation of that data "may be slanted to favor the sponsor's product.
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The IEA said that distributed solar PV – systems installed on commercial buildings, homes and in industry – would make up nearly half of the increase in the solar PV market.
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With more capital diverted to the cost of extracting resources, less is left to invest in industry and other social goods, driving long-term economic decline and political unrest.
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And the campaign donation scorecard from 2016 proved that corporate America responded in kind, giving to the Clinton campaign over team Trump by wide margins in industry after industry.
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One of the most influential sports editors in industry history, Smith brought me to the Dallas Morning News in 1997 to cover the Mavericks and changed my whole life.
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" Johnson said despite Warren's best intentions of "channel[ing] Robin Hood," the type of government intrusion in industry she is proposing has "the dangerous potential of channeling Karl Marx.
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For all the differences in industry and business models, several of these Silicon Valley startups share the common thread of eccentric founders with outsize personalities and unorthodox management styles.
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That comes after a recent deal between private conglomerate Dalian Wanda and publicly-listed real estate developer Sunac used an unconventional deal structure, raising questions in industry and government.
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The firm cited "deceleration in industry growth trends and continued caution on key product categories such as TVs, Apple products and gaming," said the Monday note by analyst Curtis Nagle.
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Here, the prevailing narrative in industry circles is that mobile ad blockers have yet to really catch on — though not for a lack of hand-wringing on the media's part.
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"There are a lot more patients that work in industry now than ever before," said Michelle Rice, vice president for public policy and stakeholder relations at the National Hemophilia Foundation.
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As we've seen with unscaled disruption in industry, it often runs afoul of old rules and laws that were set up to protect the old guard (see Uber and Airbnb).
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The streaming service hopes the show—which has been described in industry circles as Bojack Horseman meets a filthier Shrek—is closer in quality to The Simpsons in its prime.
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Ng points out that AI has now embedded itself so thoroughly in industry, research labs, and universities that the frustration-driven collective disinterest that drove past AI winters seems unlikely.
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That's in part due to a lack of clear-cut national policies for driving renewable energy use in industry, which consumes 64 percent of the national power supply, he said.
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The industrial bellwether, however, said it expected the Chinese market to remain healthy, leading to a 299 percent annual increase in industry sales for standard full-size excavators this year.
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While both countries have produced huge tech companies in industry hubs like Silicon Valley and Shenzhen, Europe is in many ways still searching for a tech giant of its own.
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On top of that hourly compensation, SAG-Aftra wants video game companies to join movie and television studios in paying a portion of revenue ("residuals" in industry shorthand) to performers.
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So we drifted, even as globalization began undermining what competitive advantages we had; in 1996, Congress even withdrew the tax exemptions that had lured statesiders to invest in industry here.
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Writing as environmental professionals who spent all or part of their careers in industry, it is clear that information exchange and real world experience must be factored into successful regulations.
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But the sharp uptick in industry research and development in A.I. over the past year strongly suggests that this new technology will soon be brought to bear in digital advertising.
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I ran a research group there and I think Kate and I came to very similar conclusions that were fairly heterodox during my days in industry, through very different paths.
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The Course: The Complete Videography Bundle: Beginner to Expert With over 44 hours of instruction over 10 courses, this bundle covers everything from production to editing in industry-standard tools.
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Last fall, Moda Operandi, the luxury site where customers can order clothes directly off the runways of fashion week, opened a 30,353-square-foot office in Industry City in Brooklyn.
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Bringing in professionals ranging from cable networks in Australia to insurance companies in Hong Kong, the 2016 Mashies judging panel is also our most diverse—both in industry and nationality.
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Increasing farm bill authorization would send a strong signal to U.S. agriculture about the availability of funds and spur more interest, confidence, and investment in industry led market development projects.
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Outside the euro zone, Britain recorded a slight increase of economic sentiment, driven up by more optimism in retail trade and services which more than offset a fall in industry confidence.
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And about 70 percent of those U.S. orders are shipped directly from suppliers — drop shipped, in industry vernacular — to the United States Postal Service, which handles final delivery to customer homes.
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A reported combination of bad weather, disease, and poor soil conditions reduced the overall cascabella supply as much as 60 percent this year, making the shortage the greatest in industry history.
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STMicro, which competes in Europe against Infineon Technologies and Dialog Semiconductor, has fallen in industry rankings over the years, knocking its shares and raising questions over its ability to remain independent.
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Outside the euro zone, Britain recorded a slight increase of economic sentiment, driven up by more optimism in retail trade and services which more than offset a fall in industry confidence.
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Approximately every third robot in industry is now installed in China, researchers found, with the world's second-largest economy accounting for around one-in-five of the global stock of robots.
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In simple terms, the advertisers figure out what audiences they'd like to reach, then can use the service to reach those people across multiple sites automatically (or "programmatically," in industry jargon).
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The company has purchased a studio in Industry City, along with a production team, so that folks can enjoy all the benefits of heart-rate training without ever leaving their house.
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Although we've grown accustomed to equating technology with electronics, they're not synonymous: technology |tekˈnäləjē| the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry: advances in computer technology | recycling technologies.
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As with solar and wind in Germany, scaling use of these methods in industry would bring their prices down, with a target of beating the price of existing, carbon-heavy methods.
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China's commodities sectors are also suffering from overcapacity, partly due to government support of the giant state-owned enterprises in industry, which have long been notorious for inefficiency and wasteful spending.
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That's because the public's growing anger about the economy and against big corporations is making it politically easier for politicians to ignore lobbyists and seize more power in industry after industry.
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MEXICO CITY, April 29 (Reuters) - Mexico's economic expansion expanded faster than expected in the first quarter helped by steady consumer spending and an expansion in industry, preliminary data showed on Friday.
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These "risk evaluation and mitigation strategies with elements to assure safe use" (in industry jargon, these necessary safety strategies are called "REMS with ETASU") are complex, technical, and expensive to administer.
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Square Enix Montreal is also different from most big studios — often called AAA studios in industry-speak — in that everyone, no matter their specialty, is forced to contribute in multiple ways.
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We argue, in particular, that intangibles may be partly responsible for two important macroeconomic developments over the past decade: the persistent weakness in traditional investment and the rise in industry concentration.
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The bank's measure of sentiment in services dipped to 98 points in October from 99 last month, although sentiment in industry rose to 98 points in October from 96 in September.
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The results of the survey, which was conducted using telephone interviews, were published today in the 2016 Skills and Demand in Industry report from the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET).
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Declines in industry and population had decimated this once-thriving city and starved its largest classical music institution, founded in the mid-22s with support from the federal Works Progress Administration.
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She initiated coverage on some of the splashiest US cannabis names — known as multistate operators or MSOs in industry parlance — including Curaleaf, Green Thumb Industries, Cresco Labs, Acreage Holdings, and MedMen.
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Marques Torbert, an HBS graduate who's now the CEO of Ametros, also pointed to the value of working in industry before throwing his hat in the ring at Harvard Business School.
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He said in industry, production robots had been slowly taking over human jobs for the past 30 to 40 years, and in work settings, they would be taking over repetitive tasks.
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"I want to thank the teams in industry that have been working around the clock for nearly a year to complete assembly and environmental testing of the whole spacecraft," said Wörner.
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In cases like AI, there are very few experts on the astoundingly fast-moving advances of the last few years — and most of them are in industry, not in civil service.
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But if Apple had already created a workaround — a back door, in industry terms — to sell phones in Australia, the American authorities could have simply ordered Apple to use the tool.
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Barclays Center, the Nets's home arena, is at the junction of three neighborhoods — Prospect Heights, Fort Greene and Park Slope — and their practice facility is in Industry City, in Sunset Park.
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This is the country, in industry lore, that once upon a time sent department store employees to spy on the couture shows so retail emporiums could make copies of the clothes.
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The 19613-mile rail system would have the potential to take a graphic designer living in Astoria Cove to her job at an online retailer in Industry City — in over an hour.
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The Australian government also announced on Monday a new inquiry into competition in industry, following a series of scandals and public allegations against the "Big Four" banks of abuse of market power.
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"The main reason for this is the continuing downturn in industry," the central bank said, pointing to a significant decline in orders and a big drop in sentiment indicators for manufacturing firms.
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Among other things MiFID 2 obliged fund managers (the "buy side", in industry argot) to pay brokers (the "sell side") separately for investment research, rather than receive it bundled with trading services.
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Gain invaluable skill sets, and set out on a career path in industry-leading areas like Graphic and Digital Design, Interior Design and Architecture Studies, Fashion Business, Fashion Design, and Fine Art.
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Here's where Musk's big investment in industry-leader Solar City, paired with Tesla's batteries, might make a big difference, as will some proposed incentives and tax credits to help sluggish adoption rates.
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"The actual numbers I've seen and experienced in industry are far lower than anybody is willing to admit," Tracy Chou wrote at the time, calling for companies to release more diversity data.
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Titanium dioxide is widely used in industry as a whitener, notably for paint, and in the food sector, where it is labeled E171 and goes into products from chocolate to chewing gum.
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They started their own trade show, WantedDesign, five years ago in Chelsea and followed up in 2014 with an outpost in Industry City, the elephantine former factory complex in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.
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The new Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) on Broadband Consumer Privacy rests, many argue, on a tenuous accretion of authority via Title II and a legal predicate accepted by few in industry.
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"The administration is putting the interests of the lowest performers in industry ahead of any concern for the public," said Matt Watson, associate vice president for energy at the Environmental Defense Fund.
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We should pay vocational teachers to spend their summers updating their experience in their industry of expertise, and make it easier for people who have worked in industry to become teachers themselves.
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And with growing worries over the costs of higher education, Zhong predicted that Gen Z's entrepreneurial bent could help usher in industry specific trade schools that eliminate the traditional, expensive college experience.
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They also expect the retail sector to be hit hard by both automation and online shopping, with a net decline in cashier positions and only a 0.3 percent increase in industry employment.
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The policies are designed to cover some or all potential losses directly related to the Games, whether caused by a natural disaster, a terrorist attack or another "unknown peril," in industry terms.
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Before providing any loan relief, tax breaks or cash transfers, we must demand that the airlines change how they treat their customers and employees and make basic changes in industry ownership structure.
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The network is currently available in Japan, and a report in industry publication AdWeek suggests it is being tested in East Asia, including in China, where the app is known as Douyin.
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Eight of the machines are lined up in the Extraction Lab, a minimalist space in Industry City, Brooklyn, which is open to the public and serves pastries along with coffee and tea.
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AVOCADERIA A successful debut in Industry City in Brooklyn last year has led the team that dreamed up an all-avocado cafe to expand into Manhattan, again in a repurposed industrial space.
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On the automation side if you look at China, China is a center of gravity in industry is really shifting away from the heavy industries to more discrete industries into the services.
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China's Premier Li Keqiang has vowed to take on overcapacity in industry, as the country shifts away from an investment- and heavy industry-led economy toward consumption and more value-added manufacturing.
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Ms. Mills, 50, moved her company to an 11,000-square-foot loft in Industry City, a complex of redeveloped buildings, in 2014 after it outgrew its previous home in the garment district.
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The post, formally called Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs, includes dealing with free movement of goods and services within the bloc as well as encouraging innovation and start-ups in industry.
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On an all new episode of ABANDONED, Rick McCrank heads to the northern British Columbia coast to visit the abandoned relics in industry towns that are on the edge of an environmental crisis.
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Camp David, located in Industry City, offers an assortment of packages, including private offices up to six people to assigned desks in open space to floating desks, which can be purchased when needed.
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Furthermore, the downgrades of Russia and Brazil last year prompted a wave of knock-on rating actions in the corporate sector, as companies can rarely "pierce the sovereign-rating ceiling", in industry-speak.
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Minerals mined in small-scale and artisanal mines include gold and diamonds, used for jewellery and investment, and tin, tungsten, tantalum and cobalt consumed in industry, electronics and batteries that power electric vehicles.
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Because when you get less supply, you have less access, and when you have less innovation, you have lower quality, and when you don't have people investing in industry, you get lower quality.
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Often little more than a Portakabin filled with stained sofas, private-jet terminals—or "fixed-base operators" (FBOs) in industry jargon—used to be grim affairs, mostly run by individual, family-run firms.
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The federal move has been criticized by political opponents and some in industry over concerns it will add more hurdles without resulting in increased public support for contentious projects like crude oil pipelines.
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"The next step is to work closely with our partners in industry to find a safe and suitable drug that can be tested to see if it works in humans," Gomez-Nicola added.
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Some academics, such as MIT's Max Tegmark, are among those predicting AI soon, while some key figures in industry, such as Facebook's Yann LeCun, are among those who think it's likely fairly distant.
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But appetite for the tougher reforms needed to energise China's economy in the long term—deleveraging the financial system, breaking up state-owned monopolies and eliminating excess capacity in industry—is still wanting.
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But getting even one or two agreements resolved would go a long way toward vindicating President Trump's aggressive posture on trade, as well as reassuring political allies in industry and the farm belt.
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Together for nearly two years, she and Christian Carino, 49, an agent, have yet to publicly comment on their relationship status, though it is widely believed in industry circles that they are engaged.
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Use in industry will increase by 4 percent in 2019 after an 8 percent rise this year and demand for platinum bars and coins for investment will double from 125,000 ounces this year.
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"According to preliminary information, the reasons behind persistent accidents have been breaches in industry safety standards related to organization and carrying out maintenance, servicing, technical diagnosis and checks," Rostekhnadzor said in a statement.
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In industry movements, Juliana Rotich announced she would step down as executive director of global software company Ushahidi to join Africa Technology Ventures, where'll she'll assist in raising a $50 million VC fund.
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At the time, her departure from the show sparked speculation in industry circles as well as at Deadline, which reported that a source said there was nothing illicit in Gordon and Weiner's relationship.
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The yummy Mongolian cashmere crew-neck sweaters ($35), available in 250 different colors, are produced in industry-leading factories that offer competitive pay, so why not grab one for everyone on your list?
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When I called around to Air Force and defense experts in the political world to find out what kind of reputation Clovis had in the military or in industry, I hit dead ends.
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It has become "Must See TV." Despite the apparent bedlam, special care is taken to make sure that the plotlines, in industry parlance, "hook," and that the characters always say crazy, unexpected things.
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Salesforce announced some new developer tools today, designed to make it easier for programmers to build applications on top of Commerce Cloud in what is known in industry parlance as a "headless" system.
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Minerals mined in small-scale and artisanal mines include gold and diamonds, used for jewelry and investment, and tin, tungsten, tantalum and cobalt consumed in industry, electronics and batteries that power electric vehicles.
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The revision was partly due to a large fall in industry output in December, which was 1.6 percent lower than in November, the steepest fall since September 2012 when it decreased by 1.9 percent.
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It's not only happening in Hollywood with the top executives, it's not only happening in industry in corporate offices, it's happening everywhere in every corner of the world and to young girls and boys.
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Also, understanding how these kinds of liquid mixtures behave—especially how they evaporate—is of great interest to folks in industry, medicine, or technology, not to mention anyone keen on the chemistry of cocktails.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Euro zone economic sentiment edged lower for an eight consecutive month in August, pulled down by less optimism in industry and services, a monthly survey by the European Commission showed on Thursday.
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Quantum supremacy is a high bar to achieve, but if the industry is solely looking for a faster algorithm, then these quantum advantages might find quantum computers a more general use in industry sooner.
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While some of those firms, known in industry parlance as the "wirehouses," have said they will continue selective recruiting, it has left an opening that Wells appears to be stepping into, the sources said.
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China has become a key hunting ground for deals for foreign aviation firms thanks to surging travel demand, but the outlook has been complicated by Beijing's desire to grow its own champions in industry.
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Spencer is in charge of the team that works on advertising and publisher policies aimed at preventing bad ads and he also represents Google in industry groups that develop and advocate for industry standards.
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A lot of those higher-density population areas also happen to be home to a lot of internet exchanges (in industry parlance, IXes) — buildings where different internet providers connect their networks to one another.
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The same pattern can be seen in industry after industry after the introduction of computers, says Mr Bessen: rather than destroying jobs, automation redefines them, and in ways that reduce costs and boost demand.
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The Los Angeles-based company closed a $5.5 million financing round in February that valued it lower than its last funding round in December 2014, something known in industry parlance as a down round.
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In the long run, argues Mr Matjila, that does not mean sacrificing returns; by creating jobs in industry, for example, the PIC is creating customers for other businesses in its portfolio, such as supermarkets.
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In other words, Dr. Larson said, 2000 percent of new Ph.D.s in biomedicine "should be pursuing other opportunities" — jobs in industry or elsewhere, for example, that are not meant to lead to a professorship.
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In the biggest and most complex consumer safety problems in industry history, automakers have recalled more than 60 million vehicles to fix the defect, which has also been blamed for more than 100 injuries.
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Britain's climate advisers, the CCC, said in a May report Britain will need to begin using low-carbon hydrogen in industry and for home heating to help cut its emissions and meet the target.
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This signals the full confidence of those at the highest levels of wealth that this "president" will gut the regulatory structures throughout the economy — in the financial markets, in industry and in corporate America.
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A spokesman for Twitter said hateful conduct had no place on the social media platform and the company would "continue to tackle this issue head on alongside our partners in industry and civil society".
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With the Trump administration looking to update the North American Free Trade Agreement, we in industry and other trade policy watchers were eager to see its negotiating objectives, which were released earlier this month.
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The listing increases the stock market footprint of Lorinc Meszaros, an associate of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who has built a sprawling business empire with holdings in industry, media, information technology and tourism.
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And some of the things that helped were SRE, site reliability engineering, practices that were widespread in industry; things like how do you monitor that your website is up, how do you do cause analysis?
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"The improvement in industry confidence suggests that the outlook for the Finnish export industry is stabilising," said Pasi Kuoppamaki, economist at Danske Bank, who expects the economy to grow 1.3 percent this and next year.
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It just means that none of the things which usually bring expansions to an end—busts in industry and investment, mistakes by central banks and financial crises—has yet shown up with scythe in hand.
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Monte dei Paschi emerged as the weakest lender in Europe in industry stress tests in 13 and again in July and the government of Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has made helping the bank a priority.
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Yet the report says that few women are getting hired in the tech industry because of "recruiting challenges or pre-pipeline problems, particularly the low graduation rates of women in industry feeder programs" like STEM.
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Since its establishment in 1993, WCR has made a name for itself as an invaluable resource for young female chefs and restaurateurs who want to network, learn, and gain mentorship from other women in industry.
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The United States must lead the way in regulating AI, and leaders in industry, technology and ethics should join together to finalize and enact the AIDPA — the first and most important legislation of its kind.
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Brazil's harshest recession in a century, and a political crisis that has delayed a long-sought overhaul in industry rules that could eventually favor Oi, may discourage bondholders from giving the company further breathing room.
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Adidas, meanwhile, said last week that it realized it had over-invested in digital advertising, after using econometric modelling to see how ads were driving sales, according to a report in industry publication Marketing Week.
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The automaker outlined risks in the second half of 2016, including a decline in industry sales volume for the U.S., China, and Europe due to financial crisis, recession, and geopolitical events such as the Brexit.
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Other important fields will include autonomous machines, networked mobility and blockchain applications for the secure transfer of data in industry and energy trading, the technology on which cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin are based, it said.
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There have been some improvements in industry-written research since the disaster, noted CJ Beegle-Krause, an expert on the oil industry who has worked for private industry, independent research organizations and in government research.
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The shrimp business, which accounted for 13 percent of CPF's first quarter sales, is expected to perform better during the rest of the year following a 30-40 percent increase in industry supply, Adirek said.
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A scant rise in short-time contracts in 2015 indicated that "employers in industry no longer expect to have any more work for many employees even if the economy picks up", Credit Suisse economists wrote.
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Today, many programmers leave science not because their role isn't appreciated, but because coding is better compensated in industry, said Alyssa Goodman, an astronomer at Harvard University and an expert in computing and data science.
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"In some sense, he's the ultimate industry insider, meaning he didn't spend his entire career in industry, but given his role at Duke and the arrangements there, he knows the industry very well," Carpenter explained.
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MILAN, Oct 24 (Reuters) - German lender Deutsche Bank has been treated like all other banks in industry stress tests over the summer, Danièle Nouy, chair of the European Central Bank's Supervisory Board, said on Monday.
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The Philadelphia Semiconductor index hit record highs on Wednesday on hopes that Washington and Beijing are close to resolving their trade spat and bets that the drop in industry demand is close to bottoming out.
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Brazil's harshest recession in a century, and a political crisis that has delayed a long-sought overhaul in industry rules that would eventually favor Oi, may discourage bondholders from giving the company further breathing room.
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Any mention of autonomous travel in popular media routinely assumes the highest possible levels — true hands-off, read-a-book or take-a-nap automation (referred to in industry standards as level 4 or 5).
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The evidence is clear: Deploying carbon capture in the power sector and in industry is a crucial climate strategy and environmentalists owe it to themselves and the planet to use every tool at their disposal.
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Monte dei Paschi emerged as the weakest lender in Europe in industry stress tests in 2014 and again in July and the government of Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has made helping the bank a priority.
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Cyrela said an improvement in industry conditions "will necessarily" come in the form of a decline in interest rates, adding that a cycle of reductions in the benchmark Selic rate could begin before year-end.
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Indeed, increasing automation and use of robots in industry may make the sort of labour-intensive, manufacturing-led catch-up growth that the most successful EMs followed in the past harder to follow in future.
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It comes at a time when the UAE is investing billions of dollars in industry, tourism and infrastructure to diversify its economy away from oil, whose price has nearly halved from its peak in 2014.
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Instead of hauling back to a hotspot without a paying passenger (known as "deadheading," or sometimes deadlegging, in industry terms), Bid2Ride hopes to entice drivers to pick up a nearby rider at a lower rate.
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It will open in Industry City, a giant complex of old commercial waterfront buildings in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, that is being nurtured back to life, partly by local food businesses like Blue Marble ice cream.
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Among the signs of health: Two of this season's plays announced that they had recouped their capitalization costs, meaning, in industry parlance, that they are hits, and can generate profits until they close this month.
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Sticking with Germany, Volkswagen said it would hold a special supervisory board meeting on Wednesday in order to discuss allegations that German carmakers were involved in industry collusion, a source confirmed to CNBC via email.
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BRUSSELS, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Euro zone economic sentiment improved more then expected in February on more confidence among consumers and in industry despite the global outbreak of the coronavirus, European Commission data showed on Thursday.
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The blinding hubbub, combined with the ever-increasing power of social media, has led many studios and networks to focus more intently on elaborate experiences — "activations," in industry shorthand — in the surrounding hotels and streets.
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But on June 2 and 3, a number of Lumiere's machines had spit out far more money than they'd consumed, despite not awarding any major jackpots, an aberration known in industry parlance as a negative hold.
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As the founder of a small studio, D'art Shtajio, Thurlow explained that mandating higher salaries without a greater change in industry structure would cause his and most other studios to go bankrupt due to budgetary constraints.
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Photo: Thos Robinson (Getty Images/Pershing Square Sohn Cancer Research Alliance)A once renowned cancer expert has lost another title following revelations that he reportedly received millions of dollars in industry money that he never disclosed.
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In this battle, pundits, producers, and politicians would rather believe in industry-favored myths and half-truths than listen to the more complex story told by women-led organizations working tirelessly to bring girls into tech.
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This shift reflects the emergence of new firms in industry hubs such as Frankfurt, Germany's financial centre; Hamburg, which has a cluster of logistics firms; and Munich, home to firms such as BMW, Airbus and Siemens.
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The Soviet approach rested on a variety of arguments, notes Robert Allen of Oxford University, such as the need for a big push in industry, the abundance of rural labour and the superiority of collective farming.
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With the potential for the company to continue participating in industry consolidation through debt-financed transactions, an upgrade would be considered should the company publicly commit to operating with leverage under 2.5x on a sustained basis.
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"We'll also keep working with partners in industry and civil society to push governments around the world to reform surveillance in a way that protects their citizens' safety and security while respecting their rights and freedoms."
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Teguh Kurniawan Harmanda, chief operating officer of trading firm Tokocrypto, said the capital requirement was a surprise as it did not come up in industry consultations held by Bappebti prior to the release of the regulation.
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If it looks an awful lot like the president and his friends are using the American presidency to get richer (and make their pals in industry richer, too), history suggests voters will punish them for it.
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In the UK new entrants have secured 14 percent of the total €206 billion ($238.45 billion)in industry revenues, compared to the 3.5 percent the total $1.04 trillion captured in the U.S., according to the report.
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I've never been a portfolio manager before, but I've seen a lot of successes and failures and I think LPs look at the history of my involvement in industry and also my passion for the industry.
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The result is something unique in industry; consumers use services they have no responsibility of paying for (at least the bulk of the bill), and the agency paying the bill isn't the one using the service.
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But the high-end reusable water bottle — excuse me, that's "hydration vessel" in industry-speak — feels, in many ways, like an especially ironic addition to the canon of items that have undergone a conspicuous luxe-ification.
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Peter G. Peterson, the billionaire financier and philanthropist who combined a spectacular career in industry and Wall Street with public policymaking and dogged advocacy of government fiscal prudence, died on Tuesday at his home in Manhattan.
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He cited key developments in the late 1890s and early 1990s: During mechanization of agriculture, we have also experienced rapid creation of new jobs and tasks in industry, both for production workers and for clerical workers.
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Those with college degrees were mostly going into training programs at financial institutions or marketing companies, or in industry, where they would learn the ropes and have their talents assessed and encouraged as they moved along.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Euro zone economic sentiment deteriorated in October for a second straight month, data showed on Wednesday, as pessimism in industry spread to services and consumers in a bad sign for the bloc's growth prospects.
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If agreed, the plan, which extends an existing European Union scheme for pricing carbon used in industry, will be the world's largest experiment yet in capping emissions of the carbon dioxide that is driving climate change.
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PARIS, Oct 15 (Reuters) - Experience in overhauling a company and a track record in industry will be more important than nationality when carmaker Renault chooses a new chief executive, France's junior economy minister said on Tuesday.
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"Up until the early 20th century, the polygamist Latter-day Saints had a great relationship with the Mexican government because they were bringing in industry and farming and helping to develop the desert area," she said.
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But optimism in industry remained steady at the December new high of 8.8 and consumers were more upbeat at 1.3 points in January against 0.5 in December, signalling the positive trends from late 2017 were continuing.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Euro zone economic sentiment plunged in September as trade tensions depressed confidence in industry, official data showed on Friday, although morale improved in services, dispelling concerns of spillover to the bloc's largest economic sector.
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In the UK, new entrants have made a larger dent, having captured 14 percent of the total €206 billion ($238.45 billion)in industry revenues, with the majority going to non-bank payments companies, according to the report.
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Ford dropped his one-season dalliance with the concept in 2017, and was quoted in industry media saying that his label lost out on a month of selling while clothes sat in storage before the runway presentation.
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But while gold's status as a safe haven is accepted, silver is also widely used in industry in products such as solar panels, and slowing economies mean less will be needed, reducing demand and dragging on prices.
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That means both retrofitting a whole lot of AC units (the cost of which isn't yet clear, since the technology isn't finalized yet), and building out an infrastructure to ferry that fuel around for use in industry.
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Speaking at a Thomson Reuters conference on bank culture reform last week, Held said there was interest in industry-led initiatives like those developed under the Banking Standards Board, published for the second time last month (here).
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Economists said the drop in factory output, while smaller, was more concerning and underscored how the upbeat tone in industry surveys since Britain voted to leave the European Union in June was not translating into official data.
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Public Health England has taken the lead in encouraging the use of ENDS as a safer alternative to smoking, while the WHO engages in industry-bashing and refuses to recognize these products as a smoke-cessation aide.
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Worries about a slowdown in Germany have prompted calls from some left-leaning politicians and even some in industry for the government to kick-start growth by ditching its balanced budget rule to finance more public investments.
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Logistics fees will be cut, along with the removal of some toll road fees, and other fees related to power supply and membership in industry bodies will be reduced or scrapped, the cabinet said in its announcement.
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"That should result in continued strength in industry in the final quarter of the year, adding to the possibility that our estimate for GDP growth in 2017 of 2.3 percent could still be too low," he said.
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Sentiment in industry rose sharply to 6.6 this month from 5.0 in August and optimism in the services sector, which produces more than two thirds of the euro zone's gross domestic product improved to 15.3 from 15.1.
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The last time Mr. Rosso appointed a designer to the top of one of his brands, he took John Galliano, then in industry exile, to Maison Margiela, creating waves in fashion that really have yet to subside.
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And considering the success of the improbably avocado-loving restaurant Avocaderia (with locations in Industry City, Brooklyn, and Chelsea, Manhattan), avocados surely bring joy to Alessandro Biggi, Francesco Brachetti and Alberto Gramigni, the partners in the venture.
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"Economic growth is predicted to be modest during the remainder of the year, with likely sub-par growth in industry and services activities as implied by leading indicators," the central bank said in its policy review statement.
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"Domestic spending is likely to continue to soften given the headwinds from slowing credit creation," he said, adding that the rebound in industry may be short-lived once companies rebuild inventories which were depleted in recent months.
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BLANTYRE, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Malawi has become the latest country in southern African to relax laws against growing and selling cannabis, making it legal for use in the production of medicines and hemp fibres used in industry.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel criticized her predecessor, Gerhard Schroeder, on Monday for taking a new job at Russian oil producer Rosneft and said she did not intend to take any posts in industry once she leaves politics.
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Also weighing on sentiment was Euro zone economic sentiment which dipped for the 10th consecutive month to its lowest level in more than two years in April as managers in industry and the retail sector became more downbeat.
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Though it doesn't appear at this point that the company has completely eliminated plans to build its own vehicle, the switch in industry attention to autonomous technology opens up a space for Apple that didn't necessarily exist before.
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This originated in the armed forces during the second world war and was pioneered in industry by Royal Dutch Shell, enabling it to react more quickly and effectively than rival oil firms to the oil shock of 1973.
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Schillinger's team writes that there may be many sources of bias in industry-funded studies, including how studies are designed and what other health and lifestyle factors researchers choose to consider when assessing the effects of sweetened drinks.
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The decision to jettison the project highlights the often competing forces faced by developing nations in Africa which must weigh up benefits of large-scale private investment in industry against the welfare of local communities and the environment.
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While the entire Internet of Things could surely benefit from a company that concentrates specifically on keeping these devices secure, it's a particularly acute requirement in industry where these devices are often helping track data from key infrastructure.
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Hope has received several awards including the Penn State Smeal Diversity Award, Healthcare Businesswomen's Association's Rising Star Award, Auburn Lives of Commitment Award, YWCA Tribute to Women in Industry Award, and the National Sales Network Community Service Award.
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President Xi Jinping has embarked on a sweeping anti-corruption campaign, targeting a raft of high-ranking officials in industry and government, saying that the problem is so bad it could affect the Communist Party's grip on power.
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They and their partners in industry are pouring millions into new buildings for business, engineering and applied learning that closely resemble the high-tech workplace, itself inspired by the minimally partitioned spaces of the garage and the factory.
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"(May) will ask the business experts from organizations including the CBI and BusinessEurope to share their input on how the UK and EU can continue to thrive side by side in industry and economic development," the statement said.
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For that kind of pastrami sandwich, now that Harry & Ida's is gone, your best bet is lunch at the new Hometown BBQ in Industry City, where the meat is smoked on site and sliced as thick as dominoes.
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"As there are yet no signs of improved conditions in industry in the international environment while domestic business sentiment has somewhat worsened, we expect continuous lower economic growth also throughout the rest of this year," the bank said.
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The second guarantee is that as us and our partners in civil society and as our partners in industry continue to work together on this, we're making it harder and harder and harder for them to do this.
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While companies may select Facebook users based upon generic data such as what school they graduated from or what zip code they live in, industry practices prevent advertisers from knowing the personal identities of the people they're targeting.
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BRUSSELS, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Euro zone economic sentiment plunged in September as trade tensions depressed confidence in industry, official data showed on Friday, although morale improved in services, dispelling concerns of spillover to the bloc's largest economic sector.
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"Overseas investments that produce social and economic benefits, that are in line with the country's 'One Belt One Road' and global industrial capacity cooperation strategies will be encouraged," the article quoted an unidentified person in industry as saying.
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Is an administration that has made dismantling regulations in industry an article of faith ready to concede that aviation is a special case and the process may need to be reversed -- if that is where the evidence leads?
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"I don't intend to take any posts in industry once I am no longer chancellor, but I am first fully concentrated on the election and the fact that I would like to be chancellor again," added Merkel, 63.
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But with climate skeptics (and their allies in industry and government) thwarting conservationists' efforts, some scientists are working to develop a back-up plan: using technology to "geoengineer" the Earth's atmosphere and reduce the impacts of climate change.
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I got him to say that taking LSD was one of the two or three most significant things he had done in his life, something that even his wife couldn't share with him and the people in industry.
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Baggage like millions in industry lobbying as well as campaign donations to Representative Richard Neal, chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, who, for example, received $7,000 from H&R Block in 2014, per the Center for Responsive Politics.
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According to an article published in the Harvard Business Review, military leadership qualities are formed in a progressive and sequential set of planned training, educational and experiential events on a greater scale than similar training in industry or government.
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The company has been rolling out promotional announcements and previews all over — including on Twitter, in industry trade publications, at the Sundance Film Festival, and on a screen during a keynote presentation at CES in Las Vegas last month.
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These include the first woman to take a technology company public, the first chairman of Apple, and a man who played critical roles in government to create the internet and in industry to commercialize it through the personal computer.
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The technique is normally used in industry and medicine to find building heat leaks and cancer, but Price wields it more metaphorically, redirecting focus on an invisible world that shapes Fukushima's reality as much as the visible one does.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel criticized her predecessor, Gerhard Schroeder, on Monday for taking a new job at Russian oil producer Rosneft and said she did not intend to take any posts in industry once she leaves politics.
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Fast-growing economies like those of China and India have an incentive to substitute gas for coal in industry and in power generation because that move would reduce air pollution, as well as the emissions blamed for climate change.
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When Treasury Wine Estates, one of the world's largest wine conglomerates, invited me to California for a rare view into how its inexpensive offerings are — in industry parlance — "created from the consumer backwards," I was prepared to be appalled.
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The American Diabetes Association, by contrast, reported receiving more than $28 million in industry funding in 2014, or about 15 percent of its budget, but provided detailed disclosures of which companies donated, and how much, the study authors said.
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Still, the company's shares opened higher as investors cheered the projected improvements in gross margins as well as the forecast for a flat to 5 percent increase in industry sales of agricultural equipment next year in North America, its biggest market.
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The idea is to take out some of the more complicated base level steps towards deploying robotics in industry and the workplace, with a focus on building robots that are both reusable across applications and reconfigurable to suit different purposes.
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At the Grand Ballroom at the Plaza Hotel, Siriano presented a range of lacquered velvet sets, animal-printed party dresses, and dreamy ball gowns on an equally diverse set of models — diverse in race, in size, and in industry experience.
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That's why we've reached out to the Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor, and Best Director nominees from the last four years to ask them to commit to fighting for equal pay, treatment, and representation, and interrogate their complicity in industry sexism.
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Rathbone has played a lead role in industry consolidation, as rising regulatory and other costs push smaller fund managers to join forces, and as the firm looks to increase the amount of money it invests directly on behalf of clients.
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The drop in industry revenues will happen over 12-24 months, Li said, as banks gradually determine what the new market price should be for products such as equity trading and research or advice for companies on mergers and fundraising.
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected a deeper fall to 109.0, but a surge of optimism in industry, which took the index to 3.4 in November from 3.0 in October against expectations of a decline to 2.5, cushioned the fall.
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Myriad factors are likely responsible for the Oscars' dwindling audience, but it's widely believed in industry circles that having more popular films in contention would help, providing casual viewers with a greater rooting interest that would theoretically boost tune-in.
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The deal, which requires regulatory approval, strikes at the heart of tensions between those in industry and government keen to embrace China as a major trading partner and concerns about the world's top steel producer's clout on the global market.
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Despite decades and billions of dollars in industry investment, over 95 percent of system-generated alerts are closed as "false positives" in the first phase of review, with approximately 98 percent of alerts never culminating in a suspicious activity report (SAR).
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According to Henkel, Ford's trial run with the worker-robot collaboration in Cologne is part of the company furthering its investigation in Industry 4.0 Automation, which embraces these co-bots and other automated technologies on the assembly line and beyond.
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Susan Chana, a spokeswoman for the credit bureau Equifax, said the extra information — "trended credit data," in industry jargon — may help more borrowers who have middling credit scores but who have managed their credit card debt responsibly, qualify for home loans.
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Last month, Jana said it had amassed a 9.1 percent stake in Pinnacle Foods and that it would speak to the maker of Duncan Hines bake mixes and Vlasic pickles about it participating in industry consolidation by exploring a sale.
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The ACCR is calling for BHP to review its membership or representation in industry bodies lobbying on energy and climate change and quit any bodies where it pays a membership fee if their positions do not align with the company's views.
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Dr. Baselga, a giant in cancer research whose work led to the discovery of the lifesaving drug Herceptin, resigned on Thursday after The New York Times and ProPublica reported that he had repeatedly failed to properly disclose millions in industry payments.
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It is investing billions of dollars in industry, tourism and infrastructure to diversify its economy away from the oil sector, from which it derives 1.53% of its real GDP and more than 90% of central government revenues, according to S&P.
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Consumer groups took issue with the White House claim that killing net neutrality resulted in a $2.3 billion spike in industry investment, numbers that appear to have been pulled from the press releases of US Telecom, a broadband industry lobbying group.
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Mr. Iger can still use his world-class collection of content rights — Marvel superheroes, the Disney Princesses, "Star Wars," Pixar's beloved characters — to roll out Disney's planned streaming service (known in industry parlance as an "over the top" business) in Europe.
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The sale of the light attack version of the aircraft is the first of a series the company is seeking to close abroad after bringing in industry veteran Giuseppe Giordo as president in 2016 to help turn the company around.
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The Reykjavik Index for Leadership, launched in 2018 by a group of female politicians to look at attitudes towards women leaders in industry, government and other roles, found they had grown more negative in both countries in the past year.
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Many in the U.S. government and in industry are dismayed that Trump appears to be backing off his tough stance on forcing China to open its markets more and tackle what they see as China's unfair trade and market access practices.
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Optimism in industry rose to 5.1 this month from 4.5 in July and rose in the services sector, which is responsible for more than two thirds of euro zone economic growth, to 14.9 from 14.2, well above the long-term average of 9.5.
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The CMA said ICAP and Tullett faced limited competition from other brokers, electronic platforms and exchanges for broking of oil products, which brings in about 13 million pounds ($331 million) in industry-wide revenue every year in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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However, it also reflects the ability for its member states to cooperate in industry and for its industry to survive, adapt and flourish despite the euro zone's financial crisis which, for Spain, caused the partial collapse of its banking sector in 2012.
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The increasing use of automation in industry, the massive number of young Indians coming onto the job market, and the regulatory hurdles that companies still face if they want to set up shop in India, are all big issues for those without work.
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The committees also said that although the government has promised to end the sale of new petrol and diesel cars by 2040, the target is too late to bring about changes in industry and local government planning, and should be brought forward.
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"I don't doubt there may be people in industry who think this is a great climate to pose more of these deals, so I think [the FTC and the Justice Department] will be as busy as ever reviewing these mergers," he added.
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"HUGE CHALLENGE" A separate read-out by the European Commission in Brussels showed that economic sentiment across the 19-country euro zone as a whole deteriorated in October for a second straight month as pessimism in industry spread to services and consumers.
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To accomplish that goal, we hire great writers with an unrelenting curiosity to uncover the deeper truths in industry news and craft them into compelling narratives on what the future will look like and what companies can do to get there first.
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These recommendations are informed by recent experiences in industry and public service, but they are inspired by the conviction instilled when I was a much younger man that a wise federal strategy can spur innovation, drive private enterprise and renew American leadership.
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Owner Manuel Mainardi, a racer himself, was offered the opportunity to open a store in Industry City — a particularly convenient spot, considering the current construction of a 4th Avenue bicycle lane that will stretch from Atlantic Avenue in Boerum Hill to Bay Ridge.
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"You start to create vested interests in local government, in industry associations and in other parts of the private sector for more accurate data," said Huw Slater, research and projects manager for China Carbon Forum, a group in Beijing that monitors emissions trading.
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"We suspect that as a non eBroker acquirer, MS may not be able to remove costs such as marketing and certain platform costs that an in-industry player could be capable of," Piper Sandler analyst Richard Repetto said in a note to clients.
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A former marine turned entrepreneur and now hurricane-relief fundraiser To get there, Perales is adhering to an aggressive growth strategy of owning multiple units of each brand, then either building new locations or acquiring existing company-owned stores ( "refranchising," in industry parlance).
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BUDAPEST, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Hungarian business sentiment sank to a three-year-low in September, posting its biggest monthly fall in more than a decade as companies in industry, trade and services turned gloomier about their prospects, a survey showed on Monday.
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Not only does the organization have numerous reporters scattered across the country and positioned in key battleground states to monitor crucial races, but it also has one of the most talented graphics teams in industry for doing data visualization and other forms of visual storytelling.
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In their book, "The Incredible Shrinking Alpha," authors and investors Larry Swedroe and Andrew Berkin lay out the case — backed up with loads of academic research — that risk-adjusted outperformance, or alpha in industry-speak, is becoming harder than ever to come by these days.
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The conference's organizers awarded Bezos with the "IAF Excellence in Industry Award," recognizing Blue Origin's space tourism division "for its significant and sustainable contribution towards enabling an enduring human presence in space through its New Shepard launch system and BE-3 liquid hydrogen rocket engine."
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"With the volume contraction focused on the low end of the market, the dip in industry retail sales poses a smaller threat to OEM profitability than headline sales results suggest," Thomas King, senior vice-president of the data and analytics division at J.D. Power, said.
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The latest security weaknesses, known in industry parlance as "zero day" vulnerabilities, rank among the most critical ever found in HANA, the engine that runs SAP's latest database, cloud and other more traditional business apps, according to Onapsis, the security company which uncovered these issues.
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The investigation, which started in 2015 following complaints filed by small shareholders and consumer associations, comes as the Tuscan bank prepares to launch a 5 billion euro ($6 billion) stock sale after emerging as the weakest bank in Europe in industry stress tests in July.
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"Silver is clearly profiting from two different sides at once just now: from the higher gold price on the one hand and from firm base metal prices on the other, as silver is used for the most part in industry," Commerzbank said in a note.
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The company's chief executive Pekka Vauramo said Finnair needed to be ready to take part in industry consolidation and urged the Finnish government, which owns 55.8 percent of Finnair, to scrap a clause that obliges the state to hold a majority stake in the carrier.
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Now, I'm not a video editor, so I don't often crunch a lot of video in industry-used apps like Adobe Premiere Pro CC or Final Cut X. I'm a tech journalist and live in Chrome, a word processor, and Adobe Photoshop CC all day.
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Policymakers met against a backdrop of continued strengthening of the domestic economy and a worsening external outlook, but the Kenyan economy was still on course for 6.3 percent economic growth this year, Njoroge said, driven by agriculture, services and a further recovery in industry.
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"Anything that avoids a hard Brexit is good news for us in industry and I think we also have clear signs that Brussels would be willing to consider that, if there was a clear path forward to find a solution," he told a news conference.
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When science showed us that chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) and other substances used in industry were tearing a hole in the ozone layer, which protects life on Earth from harmful UV-B radiation, the world responded in the late 85033s by banning them under the Montreal Protocol.
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That didn't change until my junior year of college, when I found myself realizing that I didn't want to work in a lab for the next seven to ten years to get my PhD and then finally get my first professional job in industry.
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Some seats will be left vacant for the cameras ("killed," in industry parlance), and audience members who are unhappy with the camera presence will be allowed to exchange their tickets, although many people welcome the opportunity to be at a performance that is broadcast.
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To accomplish that goal, we hire great writers and editors with an unrelenting curiosity to uncover the deeper truths in industry news and craft them into compelling narratives on what the future will look like and what companies can do to get there first.
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Some 27.5 percent of the workforce are employed in industry, only slightly down over the last decade, while industrial employment has fallen to 20.5 percent of the workforce in France, 18.4 percent in Britain and 17.2 percent in the United States, World Bank data shows.
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John Ratliff, who has a busy salumeria in Industry City, Brooklyn, has started serving dinners in his no-frills space: Diners can leave it all up to Mr. Ratliff, or they can pick items from the butcher case as the basis for the meal.
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"We recognize that this project and the timeframe the nation is calling for is ambitious … so we've pulled together the best in industry to make this happen," Brent Sherwood, the vice president of advanced development programs at Blue Origin, told reporters in announcing the partnership.
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IATA's most recent projection for $35.5 billion in industry profits this year now looks unsustainable due to the falling cargo market and weaker passenger growth, and de Juniac has given a strong steer that the group would trim the forecast at the upcoming Seoul meeting.
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