They regard themselves as being in the vanguard of openness.
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Magic mushrooms, whose active ingredient is psilocybin, are in the vanguard.
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Clinton to be in the vanguard of an overture to Iran.
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The pianist Peter Serkin was in the vanguard of this trend.
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Yet Ealing is also in the vanguard of London's high-rise renaissance.
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They are in the vanguard of how this platform is being used.
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Young women were much more in the vanguard of things than boys.
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So, I think Europe has been in the vanguard since the beginning.
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Ms Rollins may be in the vanguard, but she is not alone.
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THE state of South Australia is often in the vanguard of social change.
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"Though there is stress, the places in the vanguard are succeeding," says Muro.
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Hollywood has often been in the vanguard of historic movements in America life.
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It's easy to see why teachers are in the vanguard of the protest.
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Surprisingly, perhaps, it was the company's Bill Maris who was in the vanguard.
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The result secured Salvini's status in the vanguard of Europe's nationalist far-right movements.
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Yet the continent is beginning to catch up, with rice farmers in the vanguard.
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In a lot of ways, Ghetto Gastro is in the vanguard of this shift.
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Renewable energy is in the vanguard and, at least for now, it appears unstoppable.
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"I would want VA to be in the vanguard of this activity," said Coffey.
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Amazon is in the vanguard: it raised its hourly minimum to $15 from November 1st.
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"You are the literal custodians in the vanguard of the new wig reality," Cowsill illuminated.
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Going ahead with that plan would keep the Riksbank in the vanguard of central banking.
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Utility companies themselves haven't been in the vanguard of capitalizing on the refined coal subsidy.
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It is simply that the Bundesliga, for now, finds itself in the vanguard of fashion.
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Together these works put San Francisco in the vanguard of a new and moving medium.
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"Sounds like I'm in the vanguard," Mr. Perkins said the day after winning the Feb.
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Oregon is among the handful of states in the vanguard of transgender and LGBTQ rights.
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He was one of the last surviving scientists in the vanguard of the computer revolution.
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The state may not leap to mind as being in the vanguard of the green economy.
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And Chinese Big Tech appears to be in the vanguard of how to pull this off.
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But in the Vanguard view, the odds have increased sharply that more challenging times are coming.
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The use of facial recognition technology puts the arena in the vanguard of professional sports facilities.
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Non-profits should be in the vanguard of this movement for just wages and work hours.
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Norway is in the vanguard of that scramble, trailed by Russia, Canada and the United States.
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Thousands of conservative college students will be in the vanguard of the 2020 campaign and beyond.
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California, unsurprisingly, is in the vanguard: there are around 60 below-freezing-cold vats in the state.
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Founded in 22016 by entrepreneur Elon Musk, SpaceX has been in the vanguard of commercial space exploration.
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Lopes, though he may not realize it, could be in the vanguard of something approaching a revolution.
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Though many chefs, writers and restaurateurs helped promote the cause in Britain, his name was in the vanguard.
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As the B in BRICS, Brazil is supposed to be in the vanguard of fast-growing emerging economies.
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He began printing books for Walter Keller, a publisher whose company, Scalo, was in the vanguard of photography.
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In the vanguard are state-owned enterprises, many of which are already leveraged to the hilt at home.
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But he complimented Dr. McBride's work, noting that it was in the vanguard of archaeologically responsible metal detecting.
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We weren't really gloating regarding being a predictor—artists in the vanguard are typically precognitive to a certain degree.
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Portugal has become a bond-market darling while claiming to stand in the vanguard of the battle against austerity.
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Hungary's right-wing government has been in the vanguard on resisting migrants, and championing a so-called illiberal democracy.
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American companies must be in the vanguard of these efforts, as a matter of security, economic, and environmental policy.
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Women are as much in the vanguard as men, not sexualized or objectivized, but there in their own right.
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He was also in the vanguard of electronic composition, creating pieces in that medium as early as the 21960s.
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California has been in the vanguard of these reforms, after the federal Supreme Court ordered it to reduce prison overcrowding.
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Science delivered the technology that powers our smartphones and has been in the vanguard of every important advance in medicine.
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But it is California, already in the vanguard on climate-mitigation efforts, that has led the way on carbon farming.
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Countries such as Germany and Netherlands will have to be in the vanguard of resettlement; with luck, others will follow.
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The name evoked being in the vanguard, but many viewed it as an odd choice in a town of privilege.
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J.P. Morgan Private Investments has a 24.4% ownership stake in the Vanguard Total International Bond (BNDX) fund, according to FactSet.
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A singer, songwriter and guitarist, she was in the vanguard of punk bands crashing into the mainstream in the 1990s.
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The country was once in the vanguard of the democratic change that swept the region after the collapse of Communism.
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The firestorm came as liberal women have placed themselves in the vanguard of opposition to the administration of President Trump.
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In the Vanguard study, the average 401(k) balance for people already at retirement age — 65 or older — is about $2018,000.
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The declaration, made in January 250, put the city's long-troubled Correction Department in the vanguard of national jail reform efforts.
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Its internet companies are in the vanguard in devising ways to upend retail, finance, transport and other industries using mobile technology.
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Nor was he in the vanguard of the fight for a constitutional amendment giving all American women the right to vote.
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Companies like Nikola could find themselves in the vanguard of the hydrogen economy before it extends to heating, shipping and heavy industry.
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America had assured Turkey that Arab fighters would lead the way into the city, but the PYD forces were in the vanguard.
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The site was successful, and last quarter originated over $2 billion in loans; it is in the vanguard of an emerging industry.
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Although Americans have been in the vanguard of neuroscience research for years, we are in peril of losing our mantle of leadership.
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In the vanguard and on the fringes, hyped labels (Telfar, Vaquera, Gypsy Sport) have been insisting on gender-agnostic designs and presentations.
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At the Maxim Gorki Theater here, known for being in the vanguard, a play called "The Situation" has been selling out the house.
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In fact, Brienne would probably try to draft Arya to her squad in the vanguard if Winterfell's deadliest daughter was particularly needed elsewhere.
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BlackRock and JPMorgan Chase are poised to join Bank of America and Citigroup in the vanguard, according to people familiar with their thinking.
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But for years, the firm also has been in the vanguard of creating alternative electronic markets for trading stocks and other financial assets.
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We honor British exceptionalism, show national pride and confound the euroskeptic message when we put ourselves in the vanguard of charting Europe's future.
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Macro, King believes, is in the vanguard of a new cultural universe, one made possible by the shrinking space between technology and film.
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But state governments led by Democrats are pushing forward, with Governor Polis and a handful of other governors and legislatures in the vanguard.
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As a restaurateur, he was in the vanguard of moving from rich French fare to more fish and seasonal, locally sourced fresh produce.
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On technical grounds, the I.R.S. "could surely win in court" if it applied transfer-pricing rules in the Vanguard case, Professor Avi-Yonah said.
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In the vanguard of this belief has been the universal carry trade of going long the U.S. dollar and equities, while shorting precious metals.
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The acquisition is Samsung's largest ever, and places the electronics company in the vanguard of the automotive industry — which Harman supplies with infotainment technology.
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Football fans, and especially the Carsi, were in the vanguard of anti-government protests in 2013, and bore the brunt of the resulting crackdown.
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In the 1990s, before Abramovich, Chelsea was in the vanguard as English soccer opened its doors and hearts to foreign players like never before.
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The E.P.A. has been in the vanguard of the administration's attempts to dismantle what Mr. Trump and his advisers consider an oppressive regulatory state.
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France is in the vanguard of countries pushing for the lucrative business to relocate to the euro zone after Britain leaves the bloc in 2019.
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A group of progressive legislators introduced a sweeping bill Monday aimed at placing the state in the vanguard of a growing sex workers' rights movement.
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Yet America's departure has galvanised China, which promotes itself as a champion of the deal—and Europe, which thinks itself in the vanguard of greenery.
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During a conversation between sets in the Vanguard office, they characterized their stewardship of the orchestra as a matter of respect for its founding fathers.
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He also is in the vanguard of efforts to shift the struggling town's economy from fishing to tourism - a change that mirrors his own life.
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By late 2015, Harry's, which sold safety razors and shaving cream, was in the vanguard of upstart online retailers known as direct-to-consumer companies.
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Green Chimneys, a school on a farm outside of New York City, is in the vanguard of using animals to help special-needs children learn.
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Economic freedom has not so far brought political freedom on the mainland, but if it did, the PRD would in all probability be in the vanguard.
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In the mid-1960s they were in the vanguard of British psychedelia: pioneers just as the Beatles, having quit the stage, were beginning their own experiments.
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Mr Klaus, a free-market ideologue anxious to place his country in the vanguard of the economic liberalism sweeping Europe, wanted to centralise power in Prague.
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This should spur the spread of natural gas, the cleanest fossil fuel and one that should be in the vanguard of the battle against global warming.
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Neither place has been in the vanguard of culinary innovation recently, but somewhere along the line, Mr. Shaner learned to cook food that really tastes good.
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It was one of his prize pieces from the Cultural Revolution, the period from 1966 to 1976 when Mao Zedong's Red Guards were in the vanguard.
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The Franciscans were in the vanguard of this movement, but it also attracted preachers and adherents among the Augustinians, Dominicans, other mendicant orders and the laity.
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As ever, Real Madrid is in the vanguard of Nelson's vision, preparing a long list of requirements for what it believes the suit needs to do.
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But the mayor, who sees himself in the vanguard of left-leaning Democrats aiming for the national stage, has a curious position: He's stubbornly against it.
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In the late 1990s, the British D.J. and producer Roni Size was in the vanguard of the fast, funky club genre known as drum 'n' bass.
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Although Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin are in the vanguard, other tyrants are tightening their grip by crushing dissent, eliminating opponents, and destroying independent civil society.
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But according to Kevin Morris, the director for the Research Institute for Human-Animal Connection at the University of Denver, Green Chimneys remains in the vanguard.
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KOD is now in the vanguard of resistance to Poland's ruling Law and Justice party (PiS), filling a void left by a weak and divided political opposition.
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Santa Ana, in Orange County, has an all Latino City Council and stands in the vanguard of a California where Latinos have more influence in everyday life.
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Twenty-five years ago, the L.P.G.A. was in the vanguard of working mothers in sports, offering day care for players at its domestic tournaments beginning in 1993.
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Douglas Dowd, a radical economics professor and author who was in the vanguard of early teach-ins and other demonstrations against the Vietnam War, died on Sept.
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"We believe that we are in the middle of an energy transition that is unstoppable and we want to be in the vanguard of that," van Beurden said.
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Public Goods [a membership club for natural and sustainable bathroom products] is in the vanguard [away from this] glut of marketing where you're being constantly bombarded with messaging.
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The cooking may not have been in the vanguard any longer, but Mr. Portale was still wringing fresh pleasures out of ideas he had been refining for years.
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Breakingviews was in the vanguard suggesting Apple might win the race to $1 trillion, first saying so back in 2011 when its market capitalization was just $133 billion.
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Significantly, Iranian-backed Shia militias, who have often been in the vanguard of the fight against IS during the past 18 months, were largely excluded from the battle.
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The O'Neal brothers were in the vanguard of an Upper West Side revival sparked by the construction of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in the early 1960s.
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California emissions have fallen below 1990 levels years earlier than expected, and the state is in the vanguard as emissions throughout the United States have begun to fall.
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In calling for confrontation, I am probably bringing down the worst violence against my own people, asking them—us—to stand in the vanguard of challenging bias and hatred.
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He announced that the models of care in the vanguard areas would be imitated throughout the system, via 44 similar local agreements known as Sustainability and Transformation Plans (STPs).
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Those recordings put him in the vanguard of the Manila Sound, Filipino popular music from roughly the mid-1970s through the end of the Ferdinand Marcos era, in 803.
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The site's phony promoters were in the vanguard of a cyberarmy of counterfeit Facebook and Twitter accounts, a legion of Russian-controlled impostors whose operations are still being unraveled.
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At least America had come to its senses in time to be in the vanguard of what the author called "the global digital despotic order of the 21st century."
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Launched at the end of 245, Highlight was in the vanguard of "near me" apps and also caught the most flack as being the creepiest app idea on the planet.
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Though Kalanithi lacks Coutts's Shakespearean nuance, he is a literate, first-rate reporter in the vanguard of a modern battle, and he writes with the urgency of his looming incorporeity.
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And just as telecom and internet giants, rather than banks, have led the way in the poor world, financial-technology ("fintech") startups are in the vanguard in the rich one.
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Reports that cast the billionaire in the vanguard of rich liberals who've pledged to fight the Trump administration's agenda from Day One may make him a renewed target, she says.
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Launched at the end of 2011, Highlight was in the vanguard of "near me" apps and also caught the most flack as being the creepiest app idea on the planet.
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And she was in the vanguard of fashion editors embracing a life outside the velvet-roped world of private fashion shows and showroom visits of the generations that preceded her.
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Cricket has been in the vanguard of sports betting, with bookmakers offering odds on all facets of the game; who will be in the lineup could be one such proposition.
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Mr. White, who had formative experience in the vanguard of African-American art music, brought the full spectrum of those interests to the table as a tunesmith, bandleader, producer and singer.
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There is something to be said for being in the vanguard of such a movement, and Jackson occupies that space, while leaving room for herself and her art to still evolve.
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A reasonable conclusion is that the company now led by Dara Khosrowshahi needs to be in the vanguard of AV technology if it's to justify its $70 billion-odd headline valuation.
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In the vanguard of the anti-European cause in Moldova has been Marchel Mihaescu, the deeply conservative Orthodox bishop of Balti, who was appointed to his post by the Moscow patriarch.
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The U.S. has been in the vanguard of protectionism, according to many, while others assert that the Trump administration is merely seeking fair rules and a leveling of the playing field.
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M.I.A. is not responsible on her own for these changes, but she has been in the vanguard of nearly every cultural and economic advance in music of the past dozen years.
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This put Mr. Li in the vanguard of a new generation of idealistic, educated members in the Communist Party, which had been dominated by street fighters and veteran revolutionaries like Mao.
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Performance artists had been in the vanguard of China's art scene as it opened up to Western ideas and values in the 1980s, testing the limits of the law and social norms.
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When the attack was launched on April 280, the 753th was in the vanguard, where it would remain until it reached the gateway to the Alps on Lake Garda two weeks later.
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There is no lack of Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, and Mahler, but Detroit's commitment to new music places it in the vanguard, well ahead of its wealthier counterparts in Chicago, Cleveland, Boston, and Philadelphia.
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In the vanguard, and proud of it, is The New York Times, from its wall-to-wall anti-Trump editorials, columns and Op-Ed articles to the slanted reporting of the news.
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But after a drop-off in recent years in the political involvement of retired generals, they are back in the vanguard, posing the most formidable challenge in a decade to Mr. Netanyahu.
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A victory will no doubt hearten the ranks of the nativist populists who, despite their avowed aversion to international organizations, take pride in being in the vanguard of an international reactionary movement.
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Harry Kupfer, a German opera director whose inventive and often provocative stagings of Wagner masterpieces put him in the vanguard of a generation that sought to reinterpret the canon, died on Dec.
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The Chabad movement, whose members often wear wide-brimmed black hats and black topcoats, has been in the vanguard of a push to preserve Jewish traditions and resist assimilation in former Soviet territory.
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And while she was in the vanguard of the last phase of feminism, she seems less relevant to the new generation of young women who are critical to a new Clinton electoral coalition.
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Warner's own evolving views on technology have proven to be in the vanguard of a sweeping sea change in the way tech is seen on Capitol Hill and on the presidential campaign trail.
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Today's fight is driven by national companies, and they're in the vanguard: there is no federal law protecting L.G.B.T. people from discrimination, but three-quarters of Fortune 500 firms have policies forbidding it.
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Her reputation — driven by her Twitter presence, her role in the vanguard of a new generation of progressive Democrats, and by the prolific attacks on her from the right — had somewhat preceded her.
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That has put the firm in the vanguard of an industry that is beginning to take off in the U.S. after the rise of so-called challenger banks in the U.K. and Europe.
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Dr. Gailani was in the vanguard of female Iraqi archaeologists, joined soon by Selma al-Radi, Rajiha al-Ni'ami and Nawala al-Mutwali, a cuneiform expert who became director of the Iraq Museum.
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William C. Thompson, a former Brooklyn legislator and judge who was in the vanguard of the black Democrats who staked their claim to elective office beginning in the mid-1960s, died on Dec.
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Google is in the vanguard of a movement to design chips specifically for artificial intelligence, a worldwide push that includes dozens of start-ups as well as familiar names like Intel, Qualcomm and Nvidia.
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Over the same time period, a portfolio with 60% stocks, cut between the same two stock funds, and 40% bonds, in the Vanguard Total Bond Market Index Fund, generated an annual return of 5.37%.
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In 2003, Bolton rode in the vanguard of the war party, pushing to topple Saddam Hussein on the specious grounds that Iraq was pursuing nuclear and chemical weapons and in cahoots with al Qaeda.
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Macron's party has a large majority in the powerful lower house of parliament, so the streets have emerged as the primary battleground for opponents of his retirement overhaul, with trade unions in the vanguard.
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Fifty-nine people in the vanguard were forced to take refuge near Truckee Lake (now Donner Lake), while the rest of the party, consisting of 22, was snowbound in a meadow six miles back.
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So I mean I think that things are moving in the right direction and you know it's an activity that we would rather be in the vanguard of than play catch up in future.
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And now at least, thanks to GDPR, there's a penalties structure in place to provide incentives as well as teeth, and spin up a market around strategic litigation — with Schrems and noyb in the vanguard.
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Designed at the height of the cold war as a nuclear missile, subsequently armed with a conventional warhead, the Tomahawk has been in the vanguard of most American air campaigns since the first Gulf war.
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The entities are in the vanguard of efforts under the health law to move Medicare away from a disjointed fee-for-service system to a new model that rewards doctors who collaborate and coordinate care.
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Opening a laboratory on West 0003th Street in 1961, he was in the vanguard of an influx that transformed the area around the Flatiron Building into a mecca for companies related to photography and fashion.
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If there is one country that has been in the vanguard of both demographic decline and the political exploitation of the frustrations it engenders, it is neither Japan nor any of the countries just discussed.
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Yet, as chairman of the Ford Foundation's investment committee, which oversees the foundation's $12 billion-plus endowment, he's now in the vanguard of an approach to endowment management that breaks with generations of investment orthodoxy.
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The prince, who is deputy crown prince and defense minister, as well as chairman of the Supreme Council that governs Saudi Aramco, is in the vanguard of those pushing for broad changes in the kingdom's economy.
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The inclusion of openly gay, lesbian and bisexual people in the military and now the welcoming of transgender service members continue that storied tradition, once again placing our armed forces in the vanguard of democratic change.
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Oregon has been in the vanguard of a growing number of U.S. states and cities that have moved in recent years to bolster the federal minimum wage, which has remained at $7.25 an hour since 2009.
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MOSCOW — The Lebedev Physics Institute in Moscow helped the Soviet Union detonate its first nuclear bomb, figured out how to build a hydrogen bomb and has stood for decades in the vanguard of Russian scientific achievement.
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The animal health industry is developing solutions such as vaccinations and animal-only antibiotics with the private sector in the vanguard of innovations, said Carel du Marchie Sarvaas, head of the Brussels-based industry group HealthforAnimals.
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New York could become the first state to decriminalize sex work after a group of progressive legislators introduced a sweeping bill Monday aimed at placing the state in the vanguard of a growing sex workers' rights movement.
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Now he's in the vanguard of Russia's new foray onto his home continent, where he is spreading the word that working with Moscow to reduce the influence of Americans and other Westerners is in Africa's best interests.
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Don Bennyhoff, senior investment analyst in the Vanguard Investment Strategy Group, said the company offers 64 model portfolios of Vanguard E.T.F.s with allocations of varying risk profiles, similar to its conservative, moderate or aggressive allocation mutual funds.
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Mr. Aldiss, along with J. G. Ballard, Kurt Vonnegut and others, was in the vanguard of writers who invoked science fiction to fathom a modern world that humans for the first time were empowered to completely destroy.
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In doing so, Varo is joining online lender SoFi in the vanguard of Silicon Valley startups hoping to get licensed so they can offer many of the same products as big financial institutions like Wells Fargo or Chase.
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Meanwhile, that investor with $10,000 would pay $4.50 in annual fees with the premium share class of the Fidelity 123 index fund, which has an investment minimum of $10,000, or $5 per year in the Vanguard 500 ETF.
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Along with the jack-less Moto Z and LeEco's 2016 lineup, the next iPhone is expected to be in the vanguard of a new generation of phones that lack a slot for the most universal of audio connectors.
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That play, an at-times fantastical story of two childlike adults taken advantage of by a pair of mysterious showmen, was in the vanguard of a 1990s movement that came to be known as "in-yer-face theatre".
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A standard portfolio mix of stocks and bonds, as reflected in the Vanguard Balanced Index Fund, has returned a decent 6.8 percent over the same span, with roughly half the downside volatility experienced by the S&P 500.
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With a few strokes of a pen, he placed the state in the vanguard of an emerging backlash by conservative forces against political and social advocates who see demonstrations — however unruly — as free speech protected by the Constitution.
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Third, and perhaps most important, the development of clean-energy technologies—especially batteries and EVs—could put it firmly in the vanguard of the energy transition, ahead of America and Europe, and provide a new impetus for economic growth.
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At his death, Mr. Barlow was a vice chairman of the foundation, which has been in the vanguard of legal challenges to government constraints on cyberspace — a term he helped popularize in 1990 to describe boundless digital telecommunications networks.
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"Venezuelans continue to be vain creatures who like to be in the vanguard, who like to keep up with what's in fashion," said Victor Querales, 20153, one of Social Club's owners, speaking on a Friday afternoon before clients began arriving.
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The Woking-based company is in the vanguard of British companies scouting for business in China this week as part of a charm offensive sponsored by the British government, four months before Britain is due to exit the European Union.
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Though Sunni jihadists have been in the vanguard of efforts to kill or expel Christians, Iraq's Shia-led establishment has hardly been friendly: the government adorns its flag with the Islamic salute, Allahu akbar ("God is greatest"), implicitly demoting non-Muslims.
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Plant manager Tong Xiangbei is in the vanguard of a tech revolution that enables automakers to put new factories in remote places like Zhangjiakou, a city of four million people in Hebei province and far from many of Geely's parts makers.
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"Whilst we may use edgy humour and memes in the vanguard stage, and to attract a young audience, eventually we will need to show the reality of our thoughts and our more serious intents and wishes for the future," he writes.
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In Srinagar, it is clear from conversations Reuters reporters have had with police and CRPF officers that it is the latter who are running day-to-day operations at the barricades and are in the vanguard of raids into neighborhoods.
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William M. Hoffman, whose epochal play "As Is" was in the vanguard of Broadway's coming to grips with the AIDS epidemic and who wrote the groundbreaking libretto for John Corigliano's opera "The Ghosts of Versailles," died on Saturday in the Bronx.
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Jack and his younger brother, Lewis, who died in 232, were in the vanguard of the partnership of government, business groups and organized labor that helped spare the city from bankruptcy in the mid-21942s and figured prominently in its revival.
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Pena, a four-time Gold Glove catcher, was in the vanguard of Latino catchers in the late 1970s and early 1980s who brought a flamboyance to the position, sitting on the ground with one leg splayed out and throwing from a crouch.
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"Singapore has gone from being seen as a useful facilitator of U.S.-China relations to being in the vanguard of an anti-China coalition, particularly on the South China Sea," said Zhang Baohui, a mainland security scholar at Hong Kong's Lingnan University.
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More important, the win by Mr. Moore, a no-compromise candidate in the vanguard of a series of challengers to sitting Senate Republicans, is likely to push nervous incumbents to the right to try to fend off aggressive attempts to unseat them.
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Kim Shattuck, the singer, songwriter and guitarist whose work with the Muffs made her a raucous role model and put her in the vanguard of punk bands crashing into the mainstream in the 1990s, died on Wednesday at her home in Los Angeles.
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This was all the more dispiriting because Benin was in the vanguard of Africa's democratic revival in the early 1990s, when its long-serving leader, Mathieu Kérékou, became the first incumbent president on the continent to let his people peacefully vote him out of office.
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The 229 percent in U.S. bonds includes three ETFs, roughly 22016 percent in the Vanguard Intermediate Term Bond Fund (BIV), 4 percent in iShares iBoxx $ Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF (LQD) and 3 percent invested in the iShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond ETF (IEF).
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Robert M. Blizzard, a pediatric endocrinologist who was in the vanguard of mid-220th-century doctors who forged a new medical frontier by using hormones to boost the height of thousands of children, died on Sunday at his home in Charlottesville, Va. He was 21985.
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A richly emotive singer and a guitarist of great skill and imagination, Mr. Rush was in the vanguard of a small circle of late-21956s innovators, including Buddy Guy and Magic Sam, whose music, steeped in R&B, heralded a new era for Chicago blues.
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An English major who later developed a passion for photography during breaks abroad as a Pan Am flight attendant, Ms. Ryden, in 21967, joined Robert Drew & Associates, a noted documentary production company, where she and her colleagues were in the vanguard of cinéma vérité filmmaking.
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As a newly minted lawyer in the early 1960s, Mr. Elie found himself in the vanguard of a nascent movement to integrate downtown lunch counters and other public accommodations and to boycott stores in a black shopping district where blacks could get only menial jobs.
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Fyodor V. Biryukov, a leader of the Rodina, or Motherland, party, said it was the first time that activists in the vanguard of "a new global revolution" had gotten together to rail against same-sex marriage, political correctness, radical Islamists and New York financiers.
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Handy, ride-hailing service Uber Technologies Inc and other companies in the vanguard of the gig economy - also known as the 'sharing' or 'on-demand' economy - have ignited a national debate about how to classify and provide benefits to people who work flexible schedules and irregular hours.
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There's something of that reckless abandon, too, in Giorgio De Maria's startling THE TWENTY DAYS OF TURIN (Liveright, $24.95), a novel that would place its author in the vanguard of the new horror were it not for the inconvenient fact that he wrote it 40 years ago.
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Lillian Wald, an Ohio native who had moved to Manhattan from upstate New York when she was 5003 to study nursing, was in the vanguard of a movement that favored giving the poor the resources to break the cycle of poverty rather than offer them temporary relief.
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A Hezbollah official, Hussein Haj Hassan, reiterated that idea, telling Al Manar that Mr. Badreddine had been in the vanguard against what he described as an alliance of Israel, the United States and takfiris, a derogatory term for extremist Sunni militants who often regard other Muslims as apostates.
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"We are not the first, nor would we be (in) the vanguard in this matter because there are around 24 countries that have this concept incorporated; we could not turn our back on this issue when preparing a new constitutional project," Acosta told lawmakers last summer, according to Granma.
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"Everything you can see is ours," said Mr. Mi, the 32-year-old head of Hualing Group Georgia, a privately owned but mostly state-funded company in the vanguard of an effort by China to extend its economic reach into the rocky and often treacherous ground of the Caucasus.
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"We are not the first, nor would we be (in) the vanguard in this matter because there are around 24 countries that have this concept incorporated; we could not turn our back on this issue when preparing a new constitutional project," Acosta said during the assembly, according to Granma.
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As E.P.A. administrator, a position he held until 1981, Mr. Costle was in the vanguard of the federal government's efforts, not all of them successful, to define safety metrics for toxic chemicals and metals and enforce limits, while the White House was also weighing the inflationary impact of regulation.
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Mr. Berman, one of the first comedians to have as much success on records as in person or on television, was in the vanguard of a movement that transformed the comedy monologue from a rapid-fire string of gags to something more subtle, more thoughtful and more personal.
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If enacted, the bill would put California, home to one of the world's biggest economies, in the vanguard of a growing number of U.S. states and cities that have moved in recent years to surpass the federal minimum wage, which has remained at $7.25 an hour since 2009.
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These Chromebooks (and others sure to follow soon) are a big deal because they are in the vanguard of the next phase of Chrome OS, one where it supports Android apps, works better on tablets, and accepts stylus input — all while having a full, desktop-class web browser and web apps.
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"Leverage all of these state-of-the-art technologies and user interfaces and user experiences that are in the marketplace, bring in a firm to activate those to best serve the fan, and then we're going to be in the vanguard of the digital experience and be very fan-focused," he said.
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In October 2017, more than 500 people were killed in a truck bomb suicide attack in Mogadishu in the deadliest single terror attack since the September 11, 2001, attacks in the US. In January 2016, a similar weapon was used in the vanguard of an al-Shabaab assault on Kenyan troops in El Adde, Somalia.
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Echoing "Silent Spring," Rachel Carson's galvanizing 1962 exhortation against pesticides and weedkillers, and presaging the creation of the federal Environmental Protection Agency by President Richard M. Nixon in 20063, Dr. Gates was in the vanguard of scientists who raised the alarm about an ecological crisis that would culminate in global warming from greenhouse gases.
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Harry Huskey, one of the last surviving scientists in the vanguard of the computer revolution, who helped develop what was once billed as the first personal computer because it took only one person to operate, though it was the size of two refrigerators, died on April 22 at his home in Santa Cruz, Calif.
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This feels like Final Fantasy VII filtered, not just through modern sensibilities, but through the modern aesthetics of Final Fantasy itself, a game series that relied upon a sense of contemporary slickness to build a new identity for itself as its place in the vanguard of Japanese role-playing games fell away in the past two console generations.
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Rosatom, formed in 270 from the remnants of the Soviet-era Ministry of Atomic Energy, has now joined Gazprom, Russia's state-controlled natural gas behemoth, and Rosneft, a state-owned petroleum giant, in the vanguard of a drive by Mr. Putin to develop "national champions" that serve as both profit-driven businesses and instruments of Russian power.
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"Addressing climate change can help you find savings, stimulates innovation and puts you in the vanguard, which is good for business no matter what business you're in," said Paula DiPerna, global adviser to CDP, an international nonprofit group (formerly known as the Carbon Disclosure Project) that works with institutional investors to push companies and governments to disclose and manage their environmental impact.
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If the new liberal hostility to marriage-as-normative-institution is not one of the ideological causes of our latest post-familial ratchet, it is at least a post facto ideological excuse, in which the frequent prestige-media pitches for polyamory or open marriages or escaping gender norms entirely are there to reassure people who might otherwise desire a little more normativity (and a few more children) in their lives, that it's all cool because they're in the vanguard of a revolution.
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These include major public and private investments in modern infrastructure; a strong push for advanced materials and 3D printing to keep America in the vanguard of advanced manufacturing; a strategy for digitizing the physical economy and accelerating the "Internet of Things"; pro-growth tax reform (including bringing business taxes down to globally competitive levels); a systematic lowering of regulatory barriers to innovation and startups; and, a robust system of career and technical education to equip workers without college degrees with skills and credentials valued by employers.
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" Taylor, an independent scholar and the author of "A Slave in the White House: Paul Jennings and the Madisons," understands the mind-set of the black elite, and she quickly points out that despite his own rise to the top, "Daniel Murray was 'a race man to the core' ": "If he took any pride in being the first black man to join this organization or the only one to be invited to that social occasion, his greater goal, his long-range vision, was to be in the vanguard of merit-based recognition for every American of color.
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Some notable passages from The Painted Word, include this skewering of contemporary art benefactors and their slumming with artists: Today there is a peculiarly modern reward that the avant-garde artist can give his benefactor: namely the feeling that he, like his mate the artist, is separate from and aloof from the bourgeoisie, the middle classes … the feeling that he may be from the middle class but he is no longer in it … the feeling that he is a fellow soldier, or at least an aide-de-camp or an honorary cong guerrilla in the vanguard march through the land of the philistines.
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