Freeman points out that nearly every brutal aspect of Soviet industrialization, particularly the use of slave labor, had a precedent in Western European and American industrialization.
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Steam power drove industrialization for most of the nineteenth century, until the advent of electric power in the twentieth century, leading to tremendous advances in industrialization.
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"The Islamic Emirate is not opposed to industrialization because we are a backward country and industrialization can play an important role in the growth of our economy," said Mujahid.
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"This helps refugees & supports #Ethiopia's industrialization," said Arega on Twitter.
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Karborn's portraits carve out and reveal subconscious themes about industrialization.
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Before industrialization, sleep patterns were based largely on seasonal daylight.
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Well, you don't see huge amounts of industrialization in Africa.
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The larger problem here is the industrialization of eating animals.
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His perspective is deeply, culturally conservative — and deeply suspicious of industrialization.
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The natural world also suffers under the yoke of rapid industrialization.
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Individuals living during industrialization were fully aware of this, she argues.
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The economy was going through an epochal transition, then to industrialization.
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Fried chicken has not simply survived industrialization; it has conquered it.
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That's because God has had a major assist from fossil-fueled industrialization.
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With industrialization, this shared identity could be fostered on the factory floor.
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Here, Caribbean magic sets its gaze on the landscape's militarization and industrialization.
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The urban settings are rich and colorful, but also stained by industrialization.
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Another official said he once worked for Saddam Hussein's Military Industrialization Authority.
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But they did intend to protect Americans from the effects of industrialization.
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But in recent years, this trend towards industrialization has been turning around.
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When it comes to competitiveness and industrialization, maybe they look at China.
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Likewise, phrases like the vague "industrialization had urbanized Glasgow" are simply filler.
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But it's a little hypocritical, too, given our own early industrialization story.
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The historical fact is, the essential accomplishment of modern revolutions, from the French Revolution on, has been to eradicate a reactionary feudal social order to make way for industrialization, and industrialization has meant, in one form or another, capitalism.
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But then industrialization happened, introducing new ideas about the body, gender, and affluence.
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Much of K-pop's success can be attributed to its industrialization, Park said.
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Xylem has benefited from increasing urbanization and industrialization worldwide, especially in emerging markets.
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Now there's a rush to ensure they survive in the face of industrialization.
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Despite the growth of industrialization, agriculture still accounts for one third of GDP.
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In this version, environmentalism was born as the good twin to evil industrialization.
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"China has more industrialization and urbanization to do, which needs energy," he said.
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Tragically, in the 19th century, Cheddar sold its soul to the devil: industrialization.
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In London and other towns, urbanization and industrialization eventually squeezed out the cattle.
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India, he said, was blind to industrialization and, furthermore, believed in central planning.
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The industrialization of our food supply is changing us from the inside out.
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It became associated with industrialization, the worker's fast food, the harried woman's liberation.
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There's simply no way to recover this fragile landscape once widespread industrialization occurs.
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As early as the 1800s, scientists suspected that industrialization changed the planet's temperature.
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"That really is our goal; to make industrialization a grassroots-type of phenomenon."
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The pile of wealth that we've compounded since that industrialization started is staggering.
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However, the blaze, blamed on poor safety standards and haphazard industrialization, dented Kunshan's pride.
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The bottom line: Anthropogenic global warming is a function of industrialization and, ultimately, capitalism.
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Maybe somewhere between industrialization, and our endless ambition, and Snapchatting avocado toast at brunch.
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However, a similar sounding idea is used on the right to justify limitless industrialization.
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He noted that China, where air pollution soared during industrialization, has radically changed course.
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The city rode high during America's industrialization, enabling Andrew Carnegie to fund Carnegie Mellon.
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Mr. Smith said that, if anything, this industrialization should enhance the ice cream's texture.
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In the middle of the nineteenth century, as industrialization was taking hold, some labor
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Further distaste grew as insects threatened profitable agricultural monocultures supported by slavery and industrialization.
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" It would see "the death of industrialization and the rise of a new civilization.
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After all, the infrastructure of Puerto Rico was made in coordination with its industrialization.
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China's demand for steel has surged in the last 40 years amid rapid industrialization.
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Industrialization has been applied to almost every field in which something is produced and sold.
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Its dingy facilities have been used as a setting of the working conditions modern industrialization.
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He strengthened our country and made it great in terms of industrialization and military might.
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Realism, Impressionism, Post-Impressionism all churned in response to industrialization and the birth of republics.
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"Industrialization, which creates objects distinguishable solely based on color, increases color usefulness," the researchers wrote.
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National Industrialization Co (Tasnee), in which Kingdom holds a 6.2-percent stake, fell 1.2 percent.
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After all, how can society produce new services and products without some form of industrialization?
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Then, from 1880 onward -- the midst of industrialization -- people started seeing aging as something bad.
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When China was investing heavily in infrastructure and industrialization, commodity producers thrived; now they're pinched.
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Metal may be inherently inhuman, the uneffaced index of industrialization, but at least it's tangible.
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The industrialization that propelled these nations to prosperity has put the planet's survival at peril.
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There's a climate component to this industrialization of our agricultural systems, it's destroying our topsoil.
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The dirtiest birds flew through the skies just before 1910, at the height of industrialization.
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But the PRI's focus on rapid industrialization came at the expense of vast agrarian communities.
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After college, they supplied well-educated and disciplined workforces to fuel South Korea's rapid industrialization.
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The rice-growing countryside added factories and processing plants in a spate of rapid industrialization.
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While the peasants ate grass, Stalin requisitioned their grain to fund industrialization in the cities.
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For poor countries to develop, we simply do not know of any alternative to industrialization.
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Its subject is the human toll of the environmental catastrophe of large-scale Chinese industrialization.
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A steam locomotive bathed in red light barrelled down, a reference to Stalin's industrialization drive.
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At the same time, the United States had high levels of economic growth and industrialization.
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Ruskin was appalled by the way industrialization dehumanized workers, stifled creativity and polluted the environment.
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"Color has been isolated through industrialization as the only way of discriminating those objects," Conway says.
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The Soviet Union also saw industrialization, albeit uncompetitive compared with Britain, the United States and Japan.
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Born in 1736, she came of age in the fetid, soul-destroying crucible of English industrialization.
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Why did working people agree to participate in the industrialization process if it reduced their utility?
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While this industrialization has benefits—we can feed more people this way—there are also risks.
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"Only through industrialization can Kenya reduce the imports and have the capacity to export," he added.
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The industrialization of the late 19th and early 20th centuries changed the landscape of Karangahake Gorge.
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Two artists, Sun Xun and Zhou Tao, use video to explore China's industrialization and environmental degradation.
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Unbalanced growth isn't evidence of a looming risk so much as a sign of successful industrialization.
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But the failure of import-substituting industrialization in Latin America and India largely discredited that view.
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One book looked at how technology and industrialization were breaking down the emotional bonds of community.
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But we have long interpreted it at the mercy of forces such as capitalism and industrialization.
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He understood that industrialization would upend prevailing social systems and create news ones in their place.
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It hasn't yet gone through the same rapid coal-driven industrialization that China did in the 2000s.
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But of course it was a relatively common feature of human history before the advent of industrialization.
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Rings on the handles recall growth rings on trees, representing the recyclable components of industrialization and war.
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During the early years of industrialization, engineers elevated the automation of everyday tasks to a moral good.
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Ambitious public industrialization projects may result in a more limited economic boost than expected, in Fitch's view.
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Fried chicken is the darling of industrialization for the simple reason that it's extremely difficult to industrialize.
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Soil Stewardship There's a climate component to this industrialization of our agricultural systems, it's destroying our topsoil.
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The wave of coal-driven industrialization came along when two-thirds of the work was already done.
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Quebec Road Trip MONTREAL — Identity politics, religion, architecture, chocolate, feminism, Leonard Cohen, post-industrialization and maple syrup.
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She said she worries that if the Trump plans succeed, industrialization of the landscape will undermine tourism.
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With its rapid industrialization, China surpasses the United States as the world's biggest emitter of greenhouse gases.
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Beijing has repeatedly called for the scaling up and industrialization of farming to raise efficiency and quality.
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Surrealists saw this kind of progress as drudgery; they disdained industrialization and, by extension, efficiency and functionality.
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Themes of industrialization and urbanization, often symbolized by migrant workers, are not new to Chinese contemporary art.
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We are seeing record breaking droughts, rising sea levels, the cataclysmic effects of 150 years of industrialization.
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Across the continent, he saw an epic story of industrialization and economic colonialism, hope and environmental degradation.
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Self regulating organizations are nothing new but have driven industrialization and the emergence of modern financial markets.
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Nine of the 26 listed producers rose; National Industrialization (Tasne'e) was the best performer, adding 2565 percent.
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But population growth and the demands of industrialization overwhelmed the ecological base that subsistence farmers depended on.
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If the steam engine and the railroad are symbols of American industrialization, then so is the lash.
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Their projects are contemplations on technology and nature, the impact of industrialization highlighted by the absence of humanity.
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Roosevelt swiftly wielded that power, carving out roughly a million acres of land to protect from private industrialization.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson, Nathaniel Hawthorne and Margaret Fuller, among others, found encouragement there for their critique of industrialization.
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The Opportunities Industrialization Centers (OIC) of South Florida focuses around "economic self efficiency," according to CEO Newton Sanon.
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On both sides of the Atlantic, globalization, gentrification, de-industrialization and digitization have estranged us from each other.
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The sector has been a significant employer since industrialization and is embedded into the culture of many communities.
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However, environmental groups say the export of the pollution problems that dogged China's rapid industrialization is a concern.
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Population growth, industrialization, urbanization and an increase in water consumption have threatened our freshwater sources significantly, research shows.
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Industrialization brought a division of labor: men went out to jobs and women continued to maintain the household.
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"But the key thing is that since industrialization, we've been put on a completely different schedule," said Bartlein.
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Sure, Russians were sent to labor camps by the millions, but industrialization could not come cheap, they argue.
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SMM's snapshots delineate the ever-widening dragnet being used by Beijing to eliminate the excesses of past industrialization.
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His visionary approach helped lay the groundwork for the Swiss industry's embrace of industrialization in the 20th century.
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But right at this same moment, Britain begins its process of industrialization and its focus on cotton textiles.
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Over a century ago, industrialization brought on a culture clash between agrarian populists and the genteel Victorian aristocrats.
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Our embrace of industrialization and "factory farming" has not resulted in greater economic security for most American farmers.
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It implied that the developed world got that way through "industrialization," a largely benign matter of improving technology.
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Magnuson found that since the advent of industrialization, ice began to freeze later in winter at Lake Suwa.
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"For the economy, we're increasing industrialization but we have to focus on air, water and food," he said.
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It offered a chance to see what effect these jobs would have at the earliest stages of industrialization.
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China's rapid industrialization and move away from traditional agriculture saw the country's donkey population plummet in recent decades.
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Chicago certainly became an emporium for all of the evils and accomplishments of the early capitalist industrialization era.
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Rapid industrialization, population growth and a lack of government intervention were cited as reasons for India's environmental crisis.
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Two centuries ago, the Romantics trumpeted the virtues of nature as the antidote to the viciousness of industrialization.
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What responsibility do they have toward those who have benefited least from industrialization but stand to suffer most?
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GMOs are very much reflective of big agriculture in the US [and] contribute to the industrialization of agriculture.
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The Getty Center in Los Angeles opens the first survey of Thomas Annan, who photographed Glasgow during industrialization.
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Over the past half-century, Johnny has watched these villages change, as India has grown into independence and industrialization.
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So with the advent of industrialization in 19th-century Mexico came tinkering with mechanically driven nixtamalization and tortilla production.
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"The agreement will result in the socio-economic development, industrialization, and diversification on the African continent," Garba told CNN.
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After all, this is essentially a new wave of industrialization, which means you've got to keep the lights on.
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For most of history, ecological change occurred relatively slowly — until humans sped up the process with industrialization and urbanization.
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Over decades of agricultural industrialization, technology has enabled farmers to raise thousands of animals together, increasing scale and profitability.
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But the hinterland has been catching up fast, transformed by industrialization and rapid urbanization in the last 10 years.
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In this exhibition, radical Victorian artists and designers question industrialization and strive to create a more beautiful, ethical world.
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As agrarian life gave way to creeping urbanization and industrialization, the voices of Social Darwinism sounded the softness alarm.
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On the lowest archipelago, tenements and industrialization are stacked atop each other, held together by a purple, mucousy fog.
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His doomsday prophecy, Stutz explains, came right on the cusp of industrialization, modern sanitation, and the era of vaccines.
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New York City from 1929 and 1934 was changing fast, with new skyscrapers, industrialization, and a constantly increasing population.
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And then the industrialization will begin, building up a "platform for steady lunar development," according to the company's website.
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Waves of this tax-incentivized industrialization had brought petrochemical plants, and then pharmaceutical and tech companies, to the island.
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If you look at the history of beer, you can understand stories related to immigration and industrialization and urbanization.
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It's only during the last hundred years that we haven't been eating it, because of the industrialization of dairy.
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In the gilded age of industrialization, we already had great entrepreneurs, who we later came to call &aposrobbers&apos.
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"The industrialization of bread-making made panettone available to a much broader spectrum of the population," Mr. Easton said.
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But as industrialization became the norm, time became a mechanized system that no longer served those who'd invented it.
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Industrialization, rather than signaling basketry's demise, heralded a peak, as baskets were required to service the factories and towns.
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Most important, Trump and his advisers have ignored the most important cause of de-industrialization and income inequality: automation.
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Osinsky wrote regularly to Anna Shaternikova about his children, Hegelian dialectics, Soviet industrialization and, always, the coming of Communism.
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Urban growth, industrialization and global warming contribute to these factors, which raises the degree of urgency for pollution control.
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"The Image Book" implies a disturbing connection between the industrialization of killing and the mass production of moving pictures.
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Of course, complaints about the unmanageable velocity of the world have been with us since industrialization, if not before.
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In the 1970s, Taiwan — one of the four so-called Asian Tigers — was undergoing rapid industrialization and social transformation.
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They point to the stark economic contrasts in the two eras: industrialization, rising working-class wages, and violent class conflict in the first Gilded Age; de-industrialization, falling working-class wages, and what Fraser calls "acquiescence" to exploitation — including modern phenomenons like mass stock ownership, the gig economy, mass indebtedness, and more — today.
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"It is necessary to take a significant leap forward with regards to industrialization," chief technology officer Anders Vedel told Reuters.
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However, National Gas and Industrialization gained 2500.3 percent after quarterly profit climbed to 37.8 million riyals from 23.0 million riyals.
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So MIT has a different founding history from Yale: MIT was founded in 1861 to deliver technologies for America's industrialization.
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Just as industrialization and digital media changed the work of being a musician, they changed experiences and opportunities for audiences.
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Unlike in Awesome Possum, environmental destruction isn't an explicit goal of humanity, just a side effect of continued global industrialization.
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"The very long term outcome could be a re-industrialization of Britain, a rethinking of the business model," said Schuh.
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Venture further into Red Dead Redemption 23's seemingly bucolic environments and you discover the tell-tale signs of industrialization.
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National Industrialization Co (Tasnee) fell 1.5 percent to close at 13.55 riyals after hitting a session high of 14.05 riyals.
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George also came to appreciate the damage caused by the industrialization of the landscape in communities subjected to intensive drilling.
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The year 1958 marked the beginning of the Great Leap Forward, Mao's catastrophic industrialization campaign, which caused the Great Famine.
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"The creeping de-industrialization and associated high unemployment (in France) is fuelling populists on the right and left," Boerner said.
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Most of the country's resources are state-owned, and there has been little industrialization, especially compared to it's southern neighbor.
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Tanzania's fifth Five Year Plan restores industrialization to the heart of government policy in a way unseen since the 1970s.
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It pushes for the industrialization of our oceans and coastal areas instead of their wise stewardship and science-based management.
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DiCaprio's interview subjects discuss and document the negative impacts of industrialization and increasing consumption on the health of the planet.
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At present, Paris commitments let the planet warm well over 3 degrees Celsius more than what they were pre-industrialization.
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However, as evidenced by 19th-century industrialization and the development of writing in antiquity, technology is also a great equalizer.
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France's manufacturing sector has seen a burst of renewed job creation recently, after almost two decades of rapid de-industrialization.
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Industrialization in manufacturing procedures "will bring a revolution in access to these medicines", Bradner said in an interview in January.
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In other words, it took a lifetime for government to catch up to the most inhumane social consequences of industrialization.
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"The only way to get those numbers is to perpetualize the industrialization of buffalo, which would ruin the romance," he said.
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They've lived through its industrialization (or, as some might put it, militarization) — the fences, the expansion of Border Patrol, the surveillance.
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People are alienated by industrialization, and the Spanish influenza has taken hold of the world, the worst pandemic we've ever known.
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The rise of the middle class and the development of industrialization meant that your average Victorian gentleman wasn't exactly physically active.
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The industrialization of space has begun, and by virtue of this development, we're making it a very dangerous and precarious place.
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The long path of industrialization and commodification that pulled musicians from participatory culture and away from audiences brought those audiences together.
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Beijing, which has become synonymous with smog since the country's rapid industrialization, ranked 59th-worst with a PM2.5 count of 85.
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Some argue that NAFTA helps drive illegal immigration precisely because rapid industrialization adversely affects working conditions and the environment in Mexico.
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But petrochemical firm National Industrialization Company (Tasnee) fell 2 percent after it flagged operational delay for a titanium ilmenite smelter plant.
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National Industrialization (Tasnee) lost 2.1 percent to 16.30 riyals after trading as much as 0.33 percent higher earlier in the session.
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After industrialization, people started working outside the home for a fixed wage, and each new child meant another mouth to feed.
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It was about how industrialization has a huge impact on not just the environment but also our culture and our traditions.
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But there's still a long way to go before the oyster population near New York is anywhere near pre-industrialization levels.
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That clearly did not happen, as industrialization created new technologies and entirely new economies, along with the jobs to support them.
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Early decades of industrialization required inexpensive sources of energy, and we developed coal, oil and gas resources to fill the bill.
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It's symbolic of a growing distrust of Nehru's rapid industrialization and modernization of India, and conveys Kumar's skepticism of urban living.
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Many had lost their jobs to industrialization, man had been replaced by machine and the irate mob was ready for revenge.
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The décor was heavily influenced by the Art and Crafts movement, which arose in 21963th-century Britain in response to industrialization.
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Like McGirr, Walker observes that the last 100-odd years of industrialization, urbanization and purported progress have been hell on sleep.
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Demand for long-term care was rising while public budgets were crunched under pressure from de-industrialization and falling tax revenue.
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During the 23 years in the late 19th century that it took to design and build the structure, industrialization transformed America.
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Critics of GMO crops believe they contribute to the industrialization of farming and question research showing they are safe for humans.
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Not much has changed since 2202, when Upton Sinclair dropped his magnum opus on a world in the throes of industrialization.
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Its breakneck industrialization has come at a cost, with severely contaminated water supplies and heavy air pollution present throughout the country.
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While making field recordings, the band discovers hard truths about how industrialization is fueling habitat loss for both tribal communities and animals.
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We must think regionally, and effectively strategize how to fight back against the seemingly endless technologization, urbanization, and industrialization happening around us.
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Industrialization is the premise that people working together in a coordinated fashion will work more efficiently than one person doing everything themselves.
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While industrialization has alleviated the impoverishment of some, the urban poverty of many others is still necessitated by that very same process.
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Mao's disastrous Great Leap Forward, beginning in 22019, was ostensibly an attempt to transform a mainly agrarian society through industrialization and collectivization.
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Bhutan has long resisted the forces of modernity, globalization, and industrialization, maintaining isolationist policies and a close connection to its traditional culture.
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Between 1950 and 1980, Romania underwent through an accelerated process of industrialization and needed all the workers it could get, Hurubean said.
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Photographer Richard Sexton shows us how the lower Mississippi River area has transformed in recent years and become a hotbed of industrialization.
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This was down to a range of factors including population growth, as well as industrialization and its use of fossil fuel sources.
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" In the face of increasing industrialization, FDR proposed a second bill of rights "to assure us equality in the pursuit of happiness.
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That phenomenon, exacerbated by human industrialization, traps heat in the oceans and on land and raises the temperature of the entire globe.
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That drop mirrors a decline in the number of nomadic tribes worldwide over the past century due to industrialization and agricultural development.
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They highlight the need for African economies to diversify and adopt strategies for industrialization to reduce their reliance on imports, say economists.
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They reveal a vast range, not only of topics — industrialization, history, folk motifs, leisure, and more — but also of styles and techniques.
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And it wasn't Northern California in the 1970s, where the American artisanal bread movement started in response to the industrialization of bread.
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These historical gaps led some researchers to infer that cancer is a modern affliction, brought on by lifestyle choices, industrialization, and pollution.
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The works she enjoyed most, she said, were ones from the Victorian era that grappled with the effects of industrialization on society.
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A century ago, the forces of industrialization swept over agricultural America, and monetary policy became the proxy fight in that larger conflict.
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When a director sets Wagner's "Ring" cycle at, say, the dawn of industrialization, it illuminates new aspects of a deep, ambiguous work.
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In his 1971 book "World Dynamics," he developed global modeling, which examines population growth and industrialization in a world with finite resources.
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We believe TSLA's Gigafactory enables the company to drive down costs through an industrialization of battery pack assembly and economies of scale.
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Some Canadian painters portrayed the rising industrialization of their hometowns, while others captured the ubiquitous snow in an endless array of colors.
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He cited the confluence of rapid industrialization, population growth and an aging populace in India that is more susceptible to air pollution.
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Both the recreation industry and those who avoid crowds of tourists find a common cause against the industrialization of prized public lands.
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After all, the Bauhaus began as a protest against the thoughtless direction of industrialization, the harm it did to mind and spirit.
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Japan's industrialization in the 211th century — well ahead of competing East Asian powers — put an end to Chinese hegemony over the region.
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Pre-19th century — before industrialization and the gender ideologies that came with it — men and women both worked out of the home.
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Industrialization and mass consumption in Turkey has also given rise boza being sold in plastic bottles, available at corner shops and supermarkets.
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As specialist manufacturers of precious metals, we will first apply a new material fit for rapid industrialization to film for touch panel screens.
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Their labor-intensive nature, along with the rapid industrialization of Lombardy, led some growers to abandon the terraces in the mid-20th century.
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Photo: Brian Cohen/Marcellus Shale Documentary Project Carrie Hahn works with residents who have been harmed by the industrialization of their rural communities.
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Many people pointed to the disaster as a watershed moment, saying it had exposed the high cost for Chinese society of rapid industrialization.
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Arnoud calls this the "industrialization" or "productionization" of AI. As part of Alphabet, Waymo uses Google's data centers to train its neural nets.
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We evolved to live in small communities that we rarely left, but hundreds of years of modernization and industrialization have changed that pattern.
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Since industrialization, drugs have been used not just to escape the working day, but to manage it, to switch between toil and pleasure.
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According to security firm Symantec, hackers used Triton in an attempt to damage the the National Industrialization Company in Saudi Arabia in 2017.
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Despite the slow trickle of industrialization, the jade-green rice paddies are still the primary source of income for many in the region.
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As the Times notes, these companies also encourage the industrialization of their suppliers — creating incentives for large scale farming which destroys forest land.
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The acidification of the oceans, a process caused by dissolved atmospheric carbon dioxide -- another byproduct of industrialization -- adds to the weakening of corals.
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"Huge drivers of urbanization, industrialization, et cetera, in some of these markets are going to drive the prospects for wealth creation," he added.
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His focus is humanity's industrialization of the natural landscape, his aesthetic an ordered ugliness that reveals the unintended consequences of such environmental intervention.
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Some climate models currently predict that by 21.8, global temperatures could be 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) warmer than pre-industrialization temperatures.
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Mechanical and rigid in formation while thought provoking in concept, "Simurgh" ruminates on industrialization and bird migration due to changes in environmental conditions.
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He was warning that after three decades of heavy industrialization, China was "unstable" and "unbalanced," with too many factories belching too much smog.
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Some industry leaders in Puerto Rico are lobbying the U.S. Congress for economic incentive proposals that echo the industrialization push of the past.
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Last year's was "The Railway Journey: The Industrialization of Time and Space in the 19th Century," by the German cultural historian Wolfgang Schivelbusch.
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Like all socialist governments in the Soviet Union, the Romanian Communist regime had the ambition to humiliate the West in terms of industrialization.
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Over the last century, ocean biodiversity has been obliterated by overfishing and industrialization, resulting in a looming mass extinction event in the seas.
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The area has been a magnet for German tourism since the early 1900s, when industrialization gave working people a bit more leisure time.
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The 19th century in Western Europe was a time of rapid industrialization, urbanization, and the increasing dominance of an urban, capitalist economic order.
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While industrialization threatened their way of life, their descendants are now wrestling with a different consequence, one that literally threatens their well-being.
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Thanks to industrialization, Puerto Rico passed from a very poor economy in the first half of the 21625th century to a modern economy.
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Investment in space startups is significant and growing, and the opportunities available to commercial players in space exploration, research and industrialization are multiplying.
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From the mid 19th to the early 20th centuries, Japan underwent a major period of industrialization, partly in order to strengthen their defenses.
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In Sun's mythical take, industrialization seems to turn us not forward into a glittering future, but backward into tombs, animals, and the elements.
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That's consistent with the story's Roser's telling: All of humanity was poor, barred from breaking out of bare subsistence, until industrialization; colonization prevented the mass of humanity from benefiting from the economic growth that industrialization enabled in Europe and North America, and substantially worsened conditions for its victims; but global growth from 1950 onward led to a massive poverty reduction.
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As part of space industrialization, yes (especially since it is extra vulnerable), but otherwise I suspect smarter power-grids give more safety per dollar.
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The National Industrialization Company (Tasnee), which reported a less than expected first-quarter net profit of 103.3 million riyals ($27.54 million), fell 7.6 percent.
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Their popularity grew in the late 19th century when towndwellers bought them for their allotments, a welcome retreat in an era of rapid industrialization.
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You can trace a lot of this concern with working class drinkers back to the 19th and 20th century, with mass industrialization and urbanization.
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The four are often stacked against one another as they are highly developed economies in Asia that have achieved rapid industrialization since the 53s.
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In the nineteen-thirties, under Stalin, Soviet railway planners revived the proposal as part of the country's industrialization drive, but the project went nowhere.
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She also learns, early on, that her land is rich in coal, a resource that is growing in value as England turns towards industrialization.
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In the wake of World War Two, rapid industrialization and mass consumption delivered myriad benefits to Americans, but also led to widespread pollution problems.
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Popeyes has become the stick by which many chefs measure their own efforts, but the point here is not that industrialization is inherently good.
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The other was an economic appeal, aimed at working-class voters hit hard by de-industrialization who found the existing Republican agenda too libertarian.
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Mr. Berry decries the industrialization of agriculture, which he believes will lead us to forget the values that come from living off the land.
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At the time, the nation was becoming giddy with the promise of industrialization, an enterprise greatly dependent on rivers for power and waste disposal.
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The contrast offers a look at the meticulous craftsmanship often lost with automatization and industrialization, although traditional glassblowing techniques are still widely practiced today.
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The experience got him concerned about the state of the agricultural sector in China, which, for centuries before its industrialization, was an agrarian society.
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It's a technological form shaped by mining, industrialization, highway construction, fossil fuels, and finally, with Tesla, Silicon Valley venture capital derived from the digital internet.
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Wealthier countries have historically generated the most greenhouse gas emissions, which tend to rise with industrialization and personal consumption unless effective pollution controls are imposed.
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High up in the atmosphere, naturally produced ozone shields us from the Sun's radiation, but ground-level ozone produced by industrialization can damage our lungs.
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Written by a native Hoosier, the novel centers on characters struggling to preserve their status during rapid industrialization between the Civil War and 20th century.
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It's a challenge to make this work in a rich country like the United States where "good jobs," and not just industrialization, are the goal.
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Though not presented as a political book—the focus is on understanding industrialization, not denouncing it—the implications of Satia's work are difficult to ignore.
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The USSR went much farther than the capitalist West in tying industrialization to projects of social and cultural improvement, including an unprecedented eradication of illiteracy.
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We want to make sure that African nations work in hand-in-hand with shared goals toward creating EBA-based, clean energy and agro-industrialization.
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Over the past three decades, it has led to the de-industrialization of the United States and the loss of millions of well-paying jobs.
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Mass migration into big cities by the baby boom generation and their children during Japan's rapid industrialization, will also complicate efforts to track down descendents.
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In January 20123, computers went dark at the National Industrialization Company, Tasnee for short, which is one of the few privately owned Saudi petrochemical companies.
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While Cactus has taken steps to limit the use of such drugs, it sees cheap and plentiful hamburgers and steaks as a byproduct of industrialization.
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It chronicles the expansion of pastureland, the increasing globalization of the economy, the onset of industrialization and the occurrence of extensive wildfires through the ages.
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By comparing microbiomes around the world, Dr. Sonnenburg said it might be possible to understand how gut microbes linked to industrialization are affecting people's health.
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The first exhibition in the new space, "Shifting Perspectives," features photography from more than 20 artists and tells the story of the industrialization of Brooklyn.
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Heavy drinking culture was seen as detrimental to a Christian society -- and with increasing industrialization and immigration from Europe came heavier drinking, the reasoning went.
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I do not want to see the continued de-industrialization of the loss of good paying jobs, whether it's steel, aluminum, or any other industry.
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But, as industrialization increased and living standards increased it wasn't as clear that the decreasing marginal benefit of more was worth the increasing marginal cost.
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Reflecting on how the "bloodbath" of World War I had been facilitated by industrialization, Benjamin closes out One Way Street on a rousingly positive note.
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But the introduction of computerization has begun to rewrite the social contract between doctors and society, as EMRs lay the groundwork for the industrialization of medicine.
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National Gas and Industrialization jumped 53 percent after the company announced it would distribute a 0.3 riyal per share cash dividend for second quarter of 2016.
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The money went to research, on-ground actions such as tree planting, and persuasion - including awareness campaigns or resistance to deforestation and industrialization, said Gallo-Cajiao.
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And reforestation and regenerative agriculture are great climate-fighting measures to sell to the developing world, because they actually help other problems rather than inhibit industrialization.
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The forced industrialization of the USSR was already well underway, and urban populations exploded as the government relocated people to work in its newly opened factories.
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And with China announcing its intentions to place solar power stations in orbit, the industrialization of space is set to take on an entirely new pace.
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While industrialization has played a significant role in lifting many Chinese citizens out of poverty, Donaldson said the importance of rural development should not be overlooked.
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According to culinary historian Andrea Broomfield, the industrialization of cooking meant middle-class housewives opted to buy preserves from dry-goods grocers, rather than making them.
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Fast-forward years and years of industrialization and gentrification later, and the neighborhood has become one of the city's glitziest destinations for restaurants, galleries, and alcohol.
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If we allow Congress to make industrialization a purpose of our greatest wildlife refuge, can we successfully defend the conservation objectives of refuges in any state?
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Maoist rebels have grown in strength in recent times in areas where poor, tribal villagers have come into conflict with mining companies seeking resources for industrialization.
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Since taking office in 2015, Magufuli has launched an industrialization campaign that has helped buoy economic growth, which has averaged 6-7% annually in recent years.
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But industrialization, population growth, the closure of the frontier, and railroad monopolies doomed the sole proprietorship to the margins of the economy, even in North America.
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The three "contemporary" ports of the 1820s were painted at a time of mass industrialization, when European seasides were bustling with new steamships and manufacturing hubs.
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But the industrialization of tortillas that began in the 1980s and made them ubiquitous in supermarkets changed that, and put thousands of tortillerias out of business.
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Increasing urbanization and industrialization, pollution from trucks entering and exiting the city's port, the largest in the country, and contaminated waterways exacerbate the growing environmental crisis.
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Breakneck rates of industrialization and urbanization have left China with profound land and water shortages, as well as rising rates of desertification and serious pollution problems.
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Written by a native Hoosier, the novel centers on characters struggling to preserve their status during the rapid industrialization between the Civil War and 20th century.
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Later, there was punk: Something about its harsh sardonic insolence — born of early de-industrialization, low wages and even lower clouds — made Manchester a congenial venue.
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The protectionist regimen of the post-Civil War years certainly didn't hamper US economic growth, which exploded upon the domestic scene with the advent of industrialization.
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Yasunori Takazane, the director of the Oka Masaharu Memorial Nagasaki Peace Museum, believes that solely discussing its role in Japan's industrialization is a "betrayal of history."
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We are adding planet-warming carbon dioxide to the atmosphere at a rate faster than at any point in human history since the beginning of industrialization.
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And you can look back some of the previous times when there was no industrialization, you had these different ages, ice ages, and things warming and things.
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Without mitigating the effects of industrialization and population growth, an additional 1 billion people across Asia could face critical shortages of water by 2050, the study said.
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President Trump skillfully identified a genuine problem and tapped into an anger for those who see trade deals as the cause of shuttered factories and de-industrialization.
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Opponents argue that the project would set a dangerous precedent for industrialization of national wildlife refuges and designated wilderness areas, and that it would irreparably harm Izembek.
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If oil is found, even more drilling follows, and more exploration, followed by the industrialization of the coast as beach towns begin their transformation into oil towns.
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There was a time when everyone knew that import-substituting industrialization was the key to economic takeoff, based on loose historical reasoning (America and Germany did it!).
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But quality soon become a problem: Even in the capital of gastronomy, industrialization hit the culinary world, something that affected the key components of the jambon-beurre.
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Climate change, the growing world population and demands for industrialization have put a strain on global water supplies, with the impact felt on rich and poor nations.
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In actuality, LMAs preserved a sense of Confederate identity and all that entailed: a resistance to industrialization, white supremacy, and a belief in hyper-traditional gender roles.
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Beyond the risk of spills like the one this week, the project's steep environmental costs also include the potential industrialization of 54,000 square miles of Alberta wilderness.
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The modern connotations of "theory" are a legacy of the industrialization and professionalism of science, with theory and practice converging in larger labs, bolder experiments, better tools.
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Just as the postwar period managed to make industrialization benefit industrial workers, we need to create new norms, institutions and policies that make digitization benefit today's workers.
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The new leadership group decided to focus on economic reconstruction and industrialization at home, which would require curbing the tremendous costs that China was incurring in Korea.
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Amid urbanization and industrialization, India's coasts have become dumping grounds for sewage, garbage and factory waste, even as they fight the rising threat of erosion and flooding.
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The first lay in the 1960s culture war, in which the "hippies" rejected industrialization and the technological values that had been embraced by the "straight" mainstream society.
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Industry needed photographs for promotion, but post-Civil War industrialization so clearly made America an important power that people treasured stereographs of fields overgrown by technical apparatus.
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Published on Tuesday, the book argues that digital services developed by the likes of Google and Facebook should not be viewed as the latest iteration of industrialization.
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Instead, the military dictatorship governing South Korea at the time used the bulk of the funds to build highways, dams and factories, jump-starting the country's industrialization.
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It was also a way to resist British industrialization, which, by the 20th century, had begun forcing Indians to purchase machine-made textiles from British manufacturing companies.
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"I would love to see the fishing industry at least branch out from the industrialization that's been going on into more artisanal, boutique types of suppliers," Haatuft said.
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Many millennials are also choosing to remain in the country's outlying provinces, shunning more expensive, larger cities such as Beijing and Shanghai, thanks to rapid industrialization and urbanization.
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One might reasonably assume that most of the current footprint, that 90ish percent of stepped upon land, bore the weight of Western industrialization and the accompanying population explosion.
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That had been true in the initial stages of industrialization, he found, but since then the United States, England, and Germany had experienced a narrowing of economic disparity.
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Atiya used the standard argument for these types of historical economic transitions, comparing the increasing use of robotics with the rise of the steam engine, electricity and industrialization.
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At the signing held Wednesday, he said the law would regulate the revaluation, production, circulation, transportation, marketing, consumption, research, industrialization and promotion of coca in its natural state.
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Fans of Muji, the Japan-based design-forward housewares company, like it for its aesthetic as much as its price point—kept low with smart industrialization and materials.
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Related: Here's How Many People Die Each Day in China Because of Its Filthy Air "Development per se is not bad, and industrialization can be good," she said.
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The island nation underwent rapid urbanization and industrialization from the 1960s to the 1980s, as the government built much-needed infrastructure including public housing, concrete bridges and highways.
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On the campaign trail, Trump promised to renegotiate or do away with the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), a major factor in Mexico's industrialization and economic prosperity.
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Some also presented their vote as another challenge to industrialization, similar to their motivation for buying organic food from the stalls of local farmers rather than cheaper supermarkets.
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Though it deftly uses 21st-century technology, Mr. Landsman's production is also steeped in the harsh sentimentality associated with literature from the early days of this country's industrialization.
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But now, as industrialization since the 19th century has led to a 40 percent increase in heat-trapping carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, warming is occurring far faster.
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The report, due to be released this month, identifies the customer for the weapons as an arm of the Arab Organization for Industrialization, Egypt's main state weapons conglomerate.
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It would be refreshing if, for once, environmentalists like Diamond and McKibben acknowledged this and the many other ways that industrialization makes everyday human life cleaner and safer.
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After industrialization damned the last of Downtown's vineyards, the Riboli's were savvy enough to contract grape production in Northern California, long before Napa became a globally recognized region.
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The industrialization and infrastructure associated with drilling — the rigs, refineries, pipelines and traffic -- is not merely a nuisance; it would wreck our environment, economy, and quality of life.
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After rapid industrialization and weak regulations left the country with a reputation for smog and bad air quality, Chinese authorities started to take air pollution seriously in 2008.
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The title of Wuertz's novel is therefore steeped in irony too: Under a program of authoritarian industrialization, everything belongs to something else — to country, to patriarchy, to capitalism.
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He is credited with spearheading the country's industrialization in the 1980s and standing up to the International Monetary Fund during the Asian financial crisis in the late 1990s.
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Industrialization mostly destroyed this system, but some pieces of it, like abstention from work during churchgoing hours in Christian societies, either remained normative or were enshrined in law.
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He quotes Leo Tolstoy's Resurrection before the film even starts, describing a land "disfigure[d]" by hallmarks of industrialization like paved roads, pulverized forests, and clouds of smog.
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The plan includes strategies to develop manufacturing in the food and agriculture sector, new energy projects, and advanced industrialization with a focus on small and medium-sized enterprizes (SMEs).
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"A Jamaica coalition agreement must make clear that there will be no de-industrialization," said Laschet, whose state is home to one of Germany's largest concentrations of heavy industry.
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Shipbuilders have traditionally been a source of pride for the economy, having played a key role in national industrialization following World War II and accounting for around 200,000 jobs.
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Her face crumpled as she talked about the hunger that followed Mao's agricultural collectivization and industrialization campaign, when the local state-run canteen distributed two small meals a day.
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Yet the anger expressed by Shewangizaw and his fellow farmers is echoed across much of central Ethiopia, which has experienced rapid urbanization and fledgling industrialization over the past decade.
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Boosters trumpeted a cheap energy source that was cleaner than coal and created good-paying jobs; detractors warned of air and water pollution and the industrialization of rural America.
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Trump's message on trade channeled a dissatisfaction with the de-industrialization that has changed the economy in the Rust Belt, and results show that it resonated on Tuesday evening.
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Critics of GMOs say that they contribute to the industrialization of agriculture and question their safety, while proponents counter they can reduce watering needs and use of harmful pesticides.
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But rather than become a supplier of raw goods to the Soviet Union, as then-leader Nikita Khrushchev wanted, Romania's totalitarian government launched the country into full-scale industrialization.
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And when the second wave of de-industrialization took out steel producers in other parts of the region starting in the 1970s, these communities suffered a second economic death.
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The show is layered with themes of industrialization and commodification, but has since evolved into a commentary on the power of social media and art in the digital age.
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"The company expects that 2018 to 2020 will be a crucial period for the formulation and industrialization of the global standard for 5G technology," ZTE said in its filing.
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But Mahathir, who saw through Malaysia's industrialization as its longest-serving prime minister, warned that nothing good will come out of allowing his former protege to continue to rule.
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The second is that China's industrialization still has many years left to run, and steel demand will rise to around an annual 1 billion tonnes in the coming years.
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Yes, faster industrialization in India and other parts of Asia may help grow steel demand, but it still seems that overcapacity in iron ore will persist for some time.
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Fortescue CEO Nev Power expects China's steel output to rise "around 5 percent compared to this time last year" with demand backed by the nation's continuing "industrialization and urbanization".
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But for the most part, Freeman—in a welcome bit of subversive revisionism for a book aimed at the general public—emphasizes the similarities between Western and Soviet industrialization.
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Modern mass movements—the broad mobilization of citizens and marginalized people to effect social change—emerged about 200 years ago alongside, and partly because of, fossil fuel–driven industrialization.
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The North's industrialization required means of transport for manufactured goods and that meant a heavy investment in the fastest means of overland commercial transport available at the time: railroads.
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When thinkers predict misery and danger as the new wave of automation unfolds, their evidence is often the jobs chaos, flat wages, and hellbent industrialization of the 19th century.
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The couple chose to winter in a town thirty miles east of Alpine because of the charm, the weather, and the "lack of industrialization," as the husband describes it.
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For the show's main components, two films and two sculptures, Ms. Candiani mines Cincinnati's past, particularly the industrialization of the late 215th century that transformed the world of work.
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The Smith-Paine-Lincoln libertarian vision was rendered largely irrelevant by industrialization, which created a new model of wage labor, with large companies taking the place of large landowners.
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Because the United States saw Korea, Taiwan and Japan as a buffer against Communism, it helped promote such neomercantilist strategies — a mix of import substitution and export-oriented industrialization.
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The second evolved into ways of thinking that celebrate the benefits of industrialization and turn into heroes those who profit most from the creative destruction that comes with capitalism.
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This rapid reduction of industrial activity is what economist Dani Rodrik refers to as "premature", in his report stating that the window for industrialization opportunities is closing much faster.
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The government was spurred into action at the turn of the century when the upper course of the Yellow River began drying up, depleted by agriculture, industrialization and mining.
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Of course, the fears about industrialization were realized, and by the late 19th century, in the Gilded Age, income inequality had reached levels comparable to those we see today.
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They have had an unusual spurt of growth with people moving from the farms to the cities, industrialization, strong exports, cheap labor, heavy availability of capital for capital investment.
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His "Composizione con elica (Composition with Propeller)" (22019) is a jumble of mechanical parts, less a celebration of industrialization than the sensation of it blowing up in your face.
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Artists like Mario Cattaneo depicted the contradictions of rapid industrialization in their work, often featuring the urban poor in slums just outside a city skyline racked with glossy new construction.
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Saudi petrochemical companies such as National Industrialization Company (Tasnee), Saudi Industrial Investment Group and blue-chip Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC), gained 3.1 percent, 3.0 percent and 0.8 percent respectively.
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Against these various parties was counterpoised the more agrarian Democratic Party, which preferred cheap imports and felt that promoting industrialization by taxing the country's rural majority was backward and regressive.
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In large part, perhaps, because the 2009-2013 construction boom looked like a continuation of the pre-Crisis trend, which had been one of rapid industrialization and urbanization in China.
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But there are outliers, and studying what they've done right, or wrong, can help other countries decouple pollution from economic growth: Despite rapid industrialization, Taiwan and Singapore rank fairly high.
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They should ensure, he said, that those who are poor and less-educated have access to education to fill the job vacancies created as a result of next-level industrialization.
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"Manufactured Landscapes," his photo and documentary project on the consequences of industrialization produced in the first half of the aughts, was, for many, an awakening: our footprint was, is, colossal.
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The industrialization push, dubbed Operation Bootstrap, rested on the premise that manufacturers lured by tax breaks would spur the development of a local economy because they would need local suppliers.
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Industrialization and dredging of the waters in England led to overfishing, and as more people moved to the coast, more and more sewage ended up dumped in oyster-growing waters.
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President John Magufuli's government has embarked on an ambitious program of industrialization, but foreign investment in the country has fallen after contentious government interventions in the mining and agriculture sectors.
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It was a very close relationship: Cotton was the No. 21860 export from the US, which was largely an export-driven economy as it was modernizing and shifting into industrialization.
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Coal's salvation has been found in Asia, where rapid growth in Chinese industrialization plus Japan's declining use of nuclear power after the Fukushima disaster have spurred steady demand for imports.
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"Storm Boy" tries to present itself as a modern fable, where the lessons learned relate directly to present-day concerns over the environment, industrialization and the marginalization of indigenous cultures.
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Indonesia's Jakarta and Vietnam's Hanoi overtook Beijing for the first time among the world's most polluted capital cities, "in a historic shift reflecting the region's rapid industrialization," the report said.
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In one of recent history's most remarkable examples of play-to-win industrialization, the South Korean Chaebols were born, bringing the ROK's economy kicking and screaming into the 20th century.
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When there is a need (a serious one in the 19th century, when the United States was in the midst of rapid industrialization), private entrepreneurs step in to fill it.
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Many areas of this industrialization could have been done in a better way, but there is no question that thanks to that structural transformation, Puerto Rico was able to modernize.
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In the long run industrialization did lead to higher wages for everyone, but the long run took several generations to happen — in that long run we really were all dead.
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" In Mr. LaRouche's view, Mr. Johnson continued, "true Platonists believe that industrialization, technology and classical music should be used to bring wealth and enlightenment to the citizens of the world.
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Naoya Hatakeyama's documentation of the trajectory of the earth's resources from raw materials to commodities — specifically the journey of limestone from rock to concrete — is a piercing indictment of industrialization.
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Nevermind that China, now dealing with the very real effects of heavy air pollution brought on by rapid, unregulated industrialization, is at the forefront of global efforts to restrain climate change.
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Fiat Chrysler's announcement of factory investment creating 210,254 jobs is the latest phase in an "industrialization plan" announced a year ago and a 2549 deal with the United Auto Workers union.
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The second project is an exhibition that examines the attention economy as the global industrialization of perception that informs how we socially interact online while simultaneously sustaining a hierarchical global society.
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China's development zones, introduced during its reform and opening-up period more than 30 years ago, have been an integral part of the country's industrialization, urbanization and internationalization, the statement said.
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But I would say over the last 200 years, since industrialization started in this country, the overall trend is that automation eliminates some jobs, but opens up new opportunities as well.
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To many observers, China's status as a leading issuer of green bonds signals its commitment to address the environmental problems that have come with the country's rapid industrialization over three decades.
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By the 1930s, Franklin understood, it was no longer enough to protect the natural resources America had left; after a century of industrialization, the landscape was as bankrupt as the economy.
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The exhibition of nearly 70 works looks for commonalities, from the biographical (the painters both had a love for the Adirondacks) to the thematic (a similar anxiety about industrialization and urbanization).
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Construction of massive steel mills started in the late 1970s, as the Chinese economy opened to the outside world and record growth and industrialization lifted 800 million people out of poverty.
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Worsening air pollution from forest burning, agricultural waste incineration, urbanization, and rapid industrialization — with increasing public awareness — might drive protests against authorities, such as those recently in China, India, and Iran.
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Although there have been factory-made versions since the early years of industrialization, a handmade one is so different that it can be spotted, even by a layman, at a glance.
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National Industrialization Co (Tasnee), another Saudi petrochemical producer, expects to cut costs to improve profitability towards the end of 2016 and by early next year, its chief executive said on Monday.
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"We are watching the industrialization of commercial cannabis," said Tawnie Logan, chairwoman of the board of the California Growers Association, an organization that lobbies for cottage growers' access to the market.
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An utterly depressing graphic on Patagonia's site visualizes the extent of the issue, and insists "an area bigger than Yosemite National Park is now at risk of industrialization" at Grand Staircase.
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A graduate of Harvard Law School, Brandeis became an advocate for legal reforms aimed at combating the social and economic problems spawned by America's rapid industrialization in the late 19th century.
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Like many Asian megalopolises, which crowd the catalog of the world's most polluted cities, Bangkok suffers from a toxic amalgam: unchecked industrialization and urbanization, a car-crazy populace and lax regulation.
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"This may be our last chance to understand whether chronic conditions of aging like Alzheimer's and cardiovascular disease have always impacted humanity, or whether they're connected with industrialization," Dr. Trumble said.
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In a contrived photograph from 1935 meant to describe the costs of industrialization, Robert Disraeli fused the image of a human hand onto a meat grinder seemingly churning out toy cars.
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If you start out with the belief that the industrialization of agriculture is the source of nutrition problems, then genetically modifying crops may feel like a step in the wrong direction.
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Even within its farmland, China, with its legacy of industrialization, fast growth and lax regulatory enforcement, has struggled: In 2014, the authorities said nearly one-fifth of its arable land was polluted.
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As my Vox colleague David Roberts pointed out on Twitter: Basically, stopping warming at 1.5C would involve an immediate, coordinated crash program of re-industrialization, involving every major country in the world.
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Park Byung-kyu once led Kia Motor's union in the city of Gwangju, fighting for labor protections against the powerful, family-run chaebol that dominated the economy during South Korea's rapid industrialization.
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Using assessments from 350 experts on fireflies from around the world, the researchers determined the top threat was habitat loss and fragmentation caused by factors such as urbanization, industrialization and agricultural intensification.
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Using assessments from 350 experts on fireflies from around the world, the researchers determined the top threat was habitat loss and fragmentation caused by factors such as urbanization, industrialization and agricultural intensification.
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Riyadh's stock index lost 0.5 percent after Brent crude dipped below $47 a barrel; all but one of the 14 listed petrochemical producers fell, with National Industrialization Co (Tasnee) dropping 3.7 percent.
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"This is a huge success," Arkebe Oqubay, a prime ministerial adviser directing the industrialization drive, said during the inauguration of an industry park in the northern Ethiopian town of Kombolcha this summer.
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It was when technology and industrialization was finally taking over the United States, drastically changing the way of life for plenty of people, especially those not living in the original Thirteen Colonies.
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Ekirch hypothesized that segmented sleep was our natural, evolutionary heritage, and that it had been disrupted in the West by the demands of industrialization, and by electricity, which made artificial lighting ubiquitous.
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Mr. Magnette, who also serves as the socialist mayor of Charleroi, a city hit hard by de-industrialization, has been the subject of overtures by leaders including President François Hollande of France.
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As Finnish people moved from rural forested areas into the city during the industrialization of the 29s and 2310s, few apartments had hot water or showers, so people bathed at public saunas.
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The past and the homeland, "Heimat," blurred together into the notion of a romantic Western European past, the Abendland, becoming a cultural and psychological bulwark against the disenfranchising anonymity of urban industrialization.
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Britain too has long had one, between, in its case, northern areas often still suffering the effects of de-industrialization and mine closures, and a wealthy south-east, London embedded within it.
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In 1914, the producer J. R. Bray and the animator Earl Hurd began patenting the process known as cel animation, which was a crucial step in the industrialization of the art form.
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Marmo's life and political and intellectual interests—Neapolitan organized crime, the history of capitalism, Italian social classes and industrialization in the Italian south—are also themes at the heart of the Naples novels.
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Although state-controlled economies could get through the relatively crude and stereotyped early stages of industrialization, they could never know enough, or be nimble enough, to coordinate the multifarious economies that came after.
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But some of his policies were disastrous, including the forced agricultural collectivization and industrialization of the Great Leap Forward, which historians blame for a famine in which tens of millions of people died.
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The processes of industrialization, which involve dredging and drilling of the ocean floor and the release of oils and other toxic wastes into the water, has had a devastating effect on the bay.
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The growth has helped pull millions of Ethiopians out of poverty, but also led to violence, as industrialization has forced farmers from their land and the government has cracked down on political protests.
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Rapid industrialization in the early part of the 20th century left Los Angeles with among the world's worst pollution by end of WWII, and had some of the unhealthiest air in the world.
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"19th century industrialization led to far more mechanization of small manufactured objects like tacks, and machines for converting wire stock into tacks became much more common," explains Heginbotham in an email to Creators.
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More people began to see Stalin as an efficient manager who implemented an industrialization drive that transformed a peasant nation into a nuclear superpower, and as a national leader who defeated Nazi Germany.
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A decade later, another Scotsman, James Watt, invented a more efficient steam engine, ushering in what is now called the age of industrialization but which future generations may dub the age of emissions.
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Going green can create a win-win situation for economic development as it benefits industrialization, expansion of trade and productivity, the United Nations told a gathering of Asia's least developed nations last month.
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Soon the West turned its attention elsewhere: to industrialization and mass production, to the Great War and the Second World War, to rail and to air and eventually to space, that frontierless frontier.
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He was born in 1961, during a catastrophic period known as the Great Leap Forward, when Mao Zedong's program of industrialization and agricultural collectivization resulted in famine and tens of millions of deaths.
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But in the fjord — roughly one-third of Norway's five million people live on its shores — the problems started with industrialization and increased shipping after the oil boom in the 1960s and '70s.
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Even the Constitution, the ostensible basis of the law, was rudimentary at best, and served mainly to outline the means of ''socialist industrialization and socialist transformation'' in order to abolish ''systems of exploitation.
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Urban industrialization upended rural tradition, and populist uprisings, like the Pullman Strike and the Haymarket Riot, pitted an exasperated working class against a government that seemed to collude with the corporations exploiting it.
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But Stalin is still revered by a small group of mainly elderly supporters who stress his role in the industrialization of the Soviet Union and in defeating Nazi Germany in World War Two.
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National Industrialization (Tasnee) rose 1.5 percent after swinging to a net profit of 123.4 million riyals in the fourth quarter from a net loss of 686.6 million riyals in the same period of 2015.
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The IMF said export revenues last year were largely unchanged despite volume growth as global agricultural commodity prices remained low and exports from manufacturing, following the start of an industrialization push, are just beginning.
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With climate change, industrialization, and Nigeria's own internal resource conflicts contributing to water sources drying up, Lagos, like other cities, needs to start promoting water efficiency at both household and utility levels, experts say.
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"It was originally created as a way to promote commercial space and space industrialization," Brian Weeden, a space expert at the Secure World Foundation, a nonprofit that specializes in space security, tells The Verge.
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BANGKOK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A community radio station in the Philippines is drawing attention to the struggles of indigenous Lumad people, whose rights to ancestral land and resources are increasingly under threat from industrialization.
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Broadly speaking, epic fantasy feels most at home in a pre-industrial world, and doesn't usually concern itself with the affairs of things like corporations or the ethics of capitalism that came with industrialization.
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But in its push for rapid economic growth after independence in 1965, industrialization took precedence, and most farms were phased out, said Kenny Eng, president of the Kranji Countryside Association, which represents local farmers.
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If Hickel argues that $1.90 a day is too low a bar to set for poverty, I'd counter that a definition of poverty that doesn't include Malthusian conditions before industrialization is inadequate as well.
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The Trump administration is also trying to expand offshore oil drilling into every U.S. ocean, which would unleash decades of increased oil spills, toxic fracking chemicals, harmful seismic exploration and industrialization of our coastlines.
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The idea originated in the United States during the Progressive Era, as reformers sought democratic solutions to the problems caused by the rapid industrialization, monopolies, and political corruption of the 1890s through the 1920s.
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In his 1914 book, Drift and Mastery, Walter Lippmann proposed that the nation had entered a period of alarming "drift" because it had not figured out how to "master" the forces unleashed by industrialization.
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He said the IPO will facilitate key initiatives to grow private business' share of the economy, create more small- and medium-sized enterprises, boost industrialization and employment and encourage women to join the workforce.
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In a major retrospective of his work at Rome's Palazzo delle Esposizioni, Berengo Gardin's black-and-white photographs capture Italy's shift from a largely rural economy to its rapid industrialization following World War Two.
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Saudi Arabia's Industrialization & Energy Services Co (TAQA) is also opening an office in Iraq which will "enhance the presence of the Saudi private sector in Iraq and support initiatives to expand investments," he added.
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Much of the discussion of nation-state competition in artificial intelligence (AI) focuses on relatively easily quantifiable phenomena including funding, technological advances, access to data and computational power, and the speed of AI industrialization.
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Notably, Mexico today is growing more robustly in its north, which has been quicker to embrace industrialization and global trade, than its rural and politically volatile south, which only seems to fall further back.
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During the commodities boom - fueled by top consumer China's rapid growth and industrialization - the value of Africa's exports soared to $420 billion from $100 billion between 2000 and 2011, according to World Bank data.
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Ms. Marmo's life and political and intellectual interests — Neapolitan organized crime, the history of capitalism, Italian social classes and industrialization in the Italian south — are also themes at the heart of the Naples novels.
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African Americans were among the first to suffer from rising youth unemployment as factory jobs disappeared in the second half of the 229th century; as de-industrialization progressed, both crack use and sales increased.
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A textbook case of one country's "winning" a trade war occurred during the late 19th century when a newly unified Italy imposed steep tariffs on imports from France in order to spur domestic industrialization.
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Most experts now agree, in hindsight, that the liftoff in global oil prices between 2003 and 2008 was triggered by rapidly expanding oil demand in Asia, as China's industrialization kicked into a higher gear.
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They would define a portrait of an artist who had an unwavering commitment to chronicling both the triumphs and the painful setbacks of African-Americans, from the early days of industrialization to contemporary times.
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Just as the transmission of numbers made possible the development of agriculture, so too the transmission of more sophisticated mathematics, many thousands of years later, made possible the scientific revolution, industrialization and modern medicine.
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The exodus could badly hurt small- and medium-sized businesses in Gujarat, the home state of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, which he ran for 13 years and pitched as a model for industrialization and growth.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When German-born photographer Annemarie Heinrich opened her first studio in 1930, her adopted country of Argentina was experiencing a time of change from old cultural practices to industrialization.
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Construction of massive steel mills started in the late 1970s, as the Chinese economy began to be (largely) opened to the outside world and record growth and industrialization lifted 800 million people out of poverty.
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Featured artworks range from Ukrainian photographer Alexander Chekmenev's photo series documenting the lives of miners in Donbass, Ukraine, to German sculptor Olaf Metzel's eclectic installations, made of found objects, which reflect on industrialization and consumerism.
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We're still in the dark about why or when we made that change and what the effect of more recent major changes in breastfeeding, with agriculture and industrialization, could have on mothers' and babies' health.
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Désarménien is a happy boss because the Maison Fallot is looking good in a field that has seen hard times since World War II, industrialization having drastically reduced the number of mustard-makers in France.
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As Hofstadter's student, Christopher Lasch, argued, American populism offered a "producerist vision" of economic health, one that valued craft, sustainability, localism, and autonomy, as opposed to a corporate vision of inevitable exponential growth and industrialization.
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Beyond the automation of single machines and processes, Industry 4.0 (also known as the fourth wave of industrialization) is the Internet of Things that digitizes and integrates complete chain processes, and grants autonomy to robotics.
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The financial insolvency or deficits of cities like Flint were not often treated as the outcomes of structural problems—such as de-industrialization or state retrenchment—or of the mistakes of politicians in those places.
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This gave support to Saudi petrochemical companies such as National Industrialization Company (Tasnee), Saudi Kayan Petrochemical and blue-chip Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC), which were up 25 percent, 3.75023 percent and 23.7502 percent, respectively.
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On the banks, towns and villages ravaged by floods and the debris of industrialization drift past; at key stops, Chun encounters An Lu (Xin Zhilei), a beautiful young woman whose identity shifts at each port.
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Only the collapse in output from the former Soviet Union during the 1990s and the rapid growth of the East Asian Tiger economies in the 1990s and China's industrialization in 2000s restored the organization's fortunes.
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If carbon emissions double from the 280 ppm levels before industrialization to 560 ppm, climate scientists now expect the globe to warm astronomically, to between 9 and 11 degrees Fahrenheit (5 and 6 degrees Celsius).
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We're in the age of hi-tech technology and between the railroads, telephones, just general industrialization, and the changing nature of labor, technology was really a more disruptive [force] back in the 1880s and 1890s.
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He also said the west must promote new forms of urbanization and industrialization and pay attention to protecting the environment, particularly its scarce water supplies, which have constrained development in large parts of the region.
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The triple threat of seismic airgun blasting to find oil and gas below the ocean floor, coastal industrialization and inevitable oil spills would forever change the Atlantic tourist economy, where drilling has never taken place.
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People from Oromiya, a region at the heart of Ethiopia's industrialization efforts, accuse the state of seizing their land and offering tiny compensation, before selling it on to companies, often foreign investors, at inflated prices.
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There was no reminder, in the optimistic and apolitical notion of "development," that industrialization had depended upon slavery and colonial plunder in the past, or that it might lead to environmental disaster in the future.
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For decades, the part of the U.S. otherwise known as the Rust Belt has been synonymous with hard times for decades, ever since manufacturing bases like Detroit began to suffer the effects of de-industrialization.
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You went from what I call broad concepts to now, two competing designers, who will come up with an industrialization concept that will...probably have some testing done to prove certain points along the way.
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In the 2015 Paris climate pact, international leaders agreed to curb the global temperature rise to 2 degrees Celsius above the era prior to mass industrialization, with an aspiration to limit this to 1.5 degrees.
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I could rant with the best of them about our failure to be a capital-exporting nation financing the industrialization of the world, a role from which we would ultimately benefit both economically and politically.
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Iraqi officials said Sleiman Daoud al-Afari was a chemical and biological weapons expert in Saddam Hussein's Military Industrialization Authority, and was detained in a raid on an ISIS-controlled village near Mosul in February.
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However, as the industrialization of America robbed women of the ability to survive on traditionally craft-based, domestic labor, many women were forced out of their homes and into factories in order to make a living.
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People from Oromiya, a region at the heart of the state's industrialization efforts, accuse the state of seizing their land and offering tiny compensation, before selling it on to companies, often foreign investors, at inflated prices.
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The photographer explained that he believes our generation is coming to terms with the fact that industrialization has the potential to destroy our planet, so he wants to remind everyone the beauty in the natural world.
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Many people from Oromiya, a region at the heart of Ethiopia's industrialization drive, accuse the state of seizing their land and offering meager compensation before selling it on to companies, often foreign investors, at inflated prices.
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The wild, untamed fantasy of the West has always sat next to negative depictions of industrialization but Red Dead Redemption 22017's meticulous, verging into fetishistic, presentation feels charged with our current moment of ecological devastation.
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The phenomenon of "left-behind" children, which has grown along with increasing industrialization in China, is causing social concern as these minors often lack proper care and have been involved in suicides, accidents and juvenile delinquency.
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Kenya launched an ambitious industrialization plan after the end of British rule in 1963, acquiring vast tracts of land for mining, according to the National Land Commission (NLC), an independent government body that arbitrates land disputes.
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Magufuli embarked on an ambitious program of industrialization after coming to power in late 2015, investing billions of dollars in infrastructure, including a new rail line and a major hydropower plant and reviving the national airline.
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While there is great promise for the commercialization and industrialization of space, the reality is that the industry is not yet large enough to support ISS, and that could endanger an ISS dependent on commercial contracts.
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Selections from Jacob Lawrence's vibrant migration series mirror the map across the room, underscoring the reality that racial terror, far more than industrialization, drove the massive geographic movements of African Americans during the nation's postbellum period.
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Though that tactic lubricated the nation's industrialization, it also contributed to the excess that has buried the country in empty apartment blocks, mothballed cement plants and sputtering steel mills — all of which threaten the economy's stability.
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Landscape tourism grew exponentially from the post Civil War years to today, but untouched wilderness has dwindled as the population increased and migrated to cities and suburbs, while mining, drilling and industrialization encroached on open spaces.
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Communism lifted his father to the role of itinerant industrial manager, and he moved the family across the Soviet Union as he helped carry out Stalin's five-year plans for rapid industrialization and collectivization of agriculture.
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GWANGJU, South Korea (Reuters) - Park Byung-kyu once led Kia Motor's union in the city of Gwangju, fighting for labor protections against the powerful, family-run chaebol that dominated the economy during South Korea's rapid industrialization.
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On a quest to find out whether industrialization had eliminated these foods, he decided to follow in Twain's footsteps, and explores how changes in local ecosystems and landscapes may have affected the change in people's diets.
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He also emphasized that on its own, a chart doesn't demonstrate causation — we'd need to look at the timing of industrialization by region, and the timing of changes in well-being, to draw any conclusions there.
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President John Magufuli wants cheap electricity to drive industrialization, but the World Bank is likely to insist the loss-making utility increases prices so it can cover the cost of producing power and begin much-needed reforms.
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As China's population growth eases and the rates of industrialization likely slows, demand for steel to build urban housing and infrastructure would reduce, Heath said, though demand in the manufacturing sector is still expected to hold up.
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Local business leaders and residents erected the statue to honor Mao — a man who has been blamed for the deaths of millions by calling for widespread industrialization that triggered a devastating famine — four decades after his death.
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Bees are the kind of animal we call "charismatic": As with polar bears and pandas, their suffering easily comes to stand as a symbol for the general destruction of the natural world by modern capitalism and industrialization.
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Asked about the report during a press briefing on Monday, Xie Zhenhua, the climate change envoy, said the target of "around 2030" was based on national conditions, with China still in the process of industrialization and urbanization.
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And frankly, blue-collar people could afford to live there because they were very high wages post World War II. As we were continuing our industrialization, these other nations were vanquished, there was a shortage of labor.
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"Traditionally, people thought lead exposure occurred in populations only after industrialization, but these results show it happened prehistorically, before lead had been widely released into the environment," Dr. Christine Austin, one of the study's lead authors, said.
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People in those days had one thing we have in abundance: an urge to rebel against the current reality — in their case against the brutalities of industrialization, the rigidities of Victorianism, the stale formulas of academic thinking.
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By 1975, the annualized growth rate had topped 10 percent, double the World Bank projection, and President Park's export-led growth industrialization strategy became the model for every "Asian Tiger" to stride the world economy ever since.
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The early-20th-century Beaux-Arts boom was funded by the spoils of industrialization and colonialism, as was also the case with buildings designed by Art Nouveau architects such as Victor Horta and Henry van de Velde.
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" On the other hand, Hades (played with menace by Patrick Page) represents industrialization; he uses the souls of the dead as slave labor to build an underground city that includes a massive wall "to keep out poverty.
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The irony, of course, is that we would never be able to see such places without these infiltrations, and because of economics and industrialization politics, the relationship between the tourist industry and Cappadocia's natives is now symbiotic.
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Jacquet pointed out that one of our biggest struggles this century has been to mitigate or fix many of the harms we've done in the course of modern industrialization — climate change, garbage in the oceans, factory farming, pollution.
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In conjunction with the rise in industrialization and the spread of disease, the infant mortality rate was at an all-time high, especially for disenfranchised women who worked in unsanitary conditions or had children born out of wedlock.
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Their existence is also threatened by "industrialization and the expansion of market-led initiatives, displacement, forced sedentarization, disease and deforestation," said Jesús Olivero, a biogeographer at the University of Málaga in Spain and one of the lead authors.
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Technology investors, tasting an opportunity to capitalize on the triple threat of malnutrition, resource scarcity and pollution brought on by the increasing globalization and industrialization of food, are investing billions into startup companies pitching alternative sources of sustenance.
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By the 1830s, cloth manufacturing became the leading industry in the U.S. and the resulting mechanical expertise produced a virtuous cycle of industrialization in everything from U.S. shoe manufacturing to mass-produced hand tools, hats and barrel making.
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At the beginning of each new year since 1869, just after Emperor Meiji restored the authority of the emperor and set Japan on a course of modernization and industrialization, the emperor has hosted a series of scientific lectures.
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LISBON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Technology can hopefully reverse some of the harm caused to the planet by industrialization and help end disease and poverty, but artificial intelligence (AI) needs to be controlled, physicist Stephen Hawking said on Monday.
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"It is historically very important not only because it demonstrates that the founder of Audemars Piguet was a highly skilled watchmaker but because it is, in its way, a 'manifeste' during the era of industrialization," Mr. Vivas said.
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But it may be a case of too little, too late in a country where analysts say there has been no serious attempt at industrialization, with billions of dollars squandered on "industrial parks" where almost nothing is produced.
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Back in the day, Camembert was only made from raw milk, but with the big old industrialization boom some gent named Ridel engineered wooden boxes to house the cheeses so that they could travel farther and last longer.
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The seismic airgun blasting to find oil and gas deposits that would precede this industrialization of our oceans, and the inevitable oil spills that will follow - would dramatically and permanently impact the nation's coastlines and the surrounding communities.
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But Park's promises upon taking office in 2012 of using the services sector, creative industries, and technology start-ups to deliver an economic transformation similar to the rapid industrialization of the 1970s and 1980s have not been realized.
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In the Southeast, where I live, that means contending with the history of colonization, war, the slave trade and mass industrialization as a backdrop to the onslaught of droughts, super storms and rising tides of the ecological future.
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But National Industrialization Co (Tasnee) climbed 1.1 percent after it swung to a quarterly net profit of 103.9 million riyals, beating analysts' forecasts for a net loss of 1.2 million riyals and ending a run of five straight losses.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's Industrialization and Energy Services Company (TAQA) said on Sunday its drilling subsidiary, Arabian Drilling Company, has agreed to buy Schlumberger's Middle East onshore drilling rigs business in Kuwait, Oman, Iraq and Pakistan for $415 million.
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As for Zoma Capital, much of its focus is on trying to alleviate some of the pressures wrought by the mass industrialization, globalization and evisceration of local economies that helped create the billions of dollars its investors are spending.
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American corporations—Ford, Du Pont, Newport News Shipbuilding—were surprisingly eager to participate in Soviet industrialization, sending their best technicians and experts to work in the almost unimaginably difficult conditions of under-developed Russia between the two world wars.
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HANGZHOU, China/SHIELI, Kazakhstan (Reuters) - On a windswept steppe in southwestern Kazakhstan, the new Chinese-backed cement plant on the outskirts of the village of Shieli stands as a gleaming symbol to some of the Central Asian country's industrialization.
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Low job creation existed before the introduction of these programs: The unemployment rate has never been lower than 10 percent in Puerto Rico, not even in the period of high industrialization when almost no federal programs were in place.
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Ever since the first plants began trickling into the borderlands of Mexico in 1965, following a transnational border industrialization program, Mexican workers have been excluded from every aspect of the collective bargaining process, from negotiating contracts to electing leadership.
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Japan rose to the top through Meiji Restoration, a rapid industrialization program that began in 85033, leading to victory over imperial China in the 1894-95 Sino-Japanese War, which marked the beginning of Japan's dominance in East Asia.
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Immigration, industrialization, failures of governance, class conflict and, importantly, the vestiges of Civil War, he shows, dominate and roil this period in ways that shaped the upheavals, inequities, and even the hopefulness, sometimes blinkered, that remain with us today.
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Violence first broke out last year in Oromiya, a region at the heart of Ethiopia's industrialization efforts, as people took to the streets accusing the state of seizing their land and handing it over to investors with minimal compensation.
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The conspiracy theories against Soros, and the insidious idea of the "Jewish puppet master" more generally, are part of a much broader rhetoric of hate, one that has fomented amid populist anxieties about urbanization, industrialization, and capitalism for centuries.
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As a teenager, Mr. Cao and his family nearly starved during the famine in the early 1960s that killed tens of millions of Chinese, after Mao's disastrous Great Leap Forward industrialization experiment wrecked the country's agricultural and industrial base.
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Although East European Communist states needed women's labor to realize their programs for rapid industrialization after World War II, the ideological foundation for women's equality with men was laid by August Bebel and Friedrich Engels in the 19th century.
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Near the end of his book, Tough recalls the high school movement of the early 20th century, when industrialization called for a more skilled work force and America responded by making sure more of its citizens finished high school.
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Her giant photo montage mural of 1936, "The Great Misery of Paris," re-created in the show, was a cri de coeur protesting the housing problems, pollution, bread lines and income inequality brought on by the machine and industrialization.
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Ms. Le Pen's populist rallying cry also includes promises to start a re-industrialization and to push back against global corporations like Ikea, forcing them to buy commodities locally and pay higher taxes if they hire non-French workers.
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The exhibition's chronological progression delivers a mute lesson in various histories: the reconfiguration of the land as wilderness was settled, tamed and exploited for resources; the rise of industrialization; changes in the nation and in technology, including photographic processes.
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One of the study's authors, Michael Brauer, told the New York Times the increase in air pollution in India is the result of rapid industrialization, population growth, and an aging population more vulnerable to health effects from air pollution.
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Land ownership among black Americans peaked more than a century ago, and various factors – from discriminatory practices by official bodies such as the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) and arcane laws to mass migration and industrialization – are to blame for that.
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Once countries had reached a certain level of industrialization, skills—human capital—became as important as physical capital in determining productivity, and a greater economic share accrued to those with more education, not just to those with money to invest.
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This relatively recent interest in, and legal defense of, privacy was a result of industrialization, rapidly growing cities, and the fraying of a local social fabric that once enmeshed (to not say ensnared) everyone within a set of expectations and possibilities.
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The automation of knowledge work and the services sector through artificial intelligence (AI) is thus the new frontier - but it is this logical next step in the industrialization process in particular that has artificial intelligence (AI) skeptics cry wolf again.
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For business and political leaders gathered in the Swiss Alps town of Davos for this year's World Economic Forum, Kamler's experience - part of a process Morgan Stanley once dubbed the "re-industrialization" of America - is a cause for some anxiety.
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Some forward-leaning climate scientists have been saying for years that polar ice melts and unusual weather changes are here to stay, that so much damage has already been done by industrialization that turning back the clock is not an option.
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The process of industrialization in the Soviet Union differed from the capitalist sort in that it openly avowed its desire to change every aspect of social life, and in that it took place in a society where profit had been abolished.
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Magnitogorsk, a colossal factory-city in the Ural mountains, was known as the "Mighty City of the Five-Year Plan," referring to the document that outlined the superhuman effort Soviet society was to throw behind industrialization between 1928 and 1932.
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The economic leap, often called "the Miracle on the Han River," was spurred by the growth-minded military government of Park Chung-hee, which invested heavily in industrialization and infrastructure -- most of Korea's natural resources were located in the communist North.
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Previously, I had reported on the industrialization of marijuana in California; a community of ethnic Hmong farmers; and the reluctance of cannabis growers to come out of the shadows after legalization — only around 10 percent have signed up for a license.
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This was a caricature: India had an ambitious industrialization program, and its economy mixed private markets with state-owned enterprises, even if its historical experience of British rule predisposed it to suspect that free trade benefited only developed industrial economies.
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Mr. Wright referred all questions to the E.P.A. The Superfund program began in 1980 as an ambitious effort to fix thousands of toxic sites — factories, chemical dumps, abandoned mines — left scattered across the American landscape in the age of industrialization.
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The train tracks leading into Birkenau, where cattle cars would arrive crammed with Jews who were swiftly herded into the gas chambers, are no longer used but remain a ghastly reminder of the scale, reach and industrialization of the murder apparatus.
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The train tracks leading into Birkenau, where cattle cars would arrive crammed with Jews who were swiftly herded into the gas chambers, are no longer used but remain a ghastly reminder of the scale, reach and industrialization of the murder apparatus.
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To build such an immense mine in such a remote part of Alaska would lead to the industrialization of a spectacular landscape and threaten a commercial fishing industry that supports 14,000 jobs and adds an estimated $1.5 billion to the economy.
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Saudi's National Industrialization (Tasnee) jumped its 10 percent daily limit after saying it entered into an agreement with Australian chemicals maker Tronox to sell its titanium dioxide business, Cristal, for $1.673 billion in cash and 13 million new shares in Tronox.
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That's because of improved health care in many parts of the world, as well as public policy initiatives undertaken in the United States, Europe and other regions that reduced emissions from industrialization, the authors of the study said in telephone interviews.
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Viewing Cooper's California photographs against his larger expeditionary project compels us to consider how the state's colonial past — its oppression of Indigenous populations, natural resource exploitation, and rapid industrialization — precipitated current struggles with climate change, immigration, homelessness, and racial inequality.
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Bangkok is among the 10 cities with the foulest air on the planet; like the other Asian cities that crowd that list, it is afflicted by a toxic mix of unchecked urbanization, rapid industrialization, a car-crazy populace and lax regulations.
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The movie is set in a town outside of a small southern city in China, and the trends of rapid urbanization and industrialization in the country change a small town like this in vivid as well as in subtle ways.
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In this light, Merz's hand knit scarpette (shoes) series from 1968 and 1975, tiny, wearable slippers woven from nylon thread and fastened with iron nails, is a succinct critique of the rapid industrialization and production that drove the post-war economy.
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"The patterns we observe — low wages and high rates of turnover — have been relatively common features of industrial jobs from modern day higher-skill Chinese manufacturing to industrialization in the US or UK as recently as a century ago," they write.
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One crucial tension at the heart of the COP21 Paris Agreement's future success may not much feature in these proceedings: how the developing world improves the standard of living for its people totally in contrast to how western nations did through rapid industrialization.
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The second-most populous nation in Africa with 90 million people, Ethiopia has long been one of the poorest countries in the world per capita, but has made strides toward industrialization, recording some of the continent's strongest economic growth rates for a decade.
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Petrochemical giant Saudi Basic Industries Corp (SABIC) plans to open an office in Iraq and Saudi Arabia's Industrialization & Energy Services Co (TAQA) is opening an office in Iraq to boost the presence of the Saudi private sector in Iraq and expand investment.
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The economic side is perhaps more worrying because it means exacerbation of a dynamic already in play — what Harvard economist Dani Rodrick has called "premature de-industrialization," in which poorer countries barely or never get to see the fruits of a manufacturing economy.
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For the majority of the country's 21992 million people, the king was a pillar of stability in rapidly changing times - Thailand embraced industrialization during his reign but also saw its parliamentary democracy punctuated by 20063 military coups, the most recent in May 22006.
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Socialism struggles for a reason to exist in the 21st Century Political parties created during the age of mass industrialization are struggling for relevance in today's changing labor market, as more people are self-employed and technology continues to replace unskilled labor.
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"I worship factories," the American photographer Margaret Bourke-White said, just as Soviet avant-garde artists worshipped factories in their publication, U.S.S.R. in Construction, pioneering design techniques on the way to showing off industrialization to a Russian public still learning to read.
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Still, India runs a considerable and growing deficit in the relationship, much to the concern of economic officials in Delhi, who worry about the effects of cheap Chinese manufactured goods on India's own efforts at industrialization, where China currently maintains a gigantic advantage.
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Now, as China pushes ahead with industrialization of the world's largest hog herd, part of a 30-year effort to modernize its farm sector and create wealth in rural areas, companies are experimenting with high-rise housing for pigs despite the costs.
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As industrialization forced plantation owners to downsize post-World War II, the families of the primarily Hawaiian, Chinese, Portuguese and Japanese workers who remained were joined in the 2000s and '245s by a wave of mainland hippies looking to get off the grid.
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Since westward expansion coincided with the expansion of the print media, and since readers in the eastern United States had good reason to seek escape from the disturbing changes wrought by industrialization and urbanization, these exported cultural commodities found a receptive marketplace.
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These days, the downtown core, which boomed with industrialization in the early 20th century, and hollowed out with a rush to the suburbs thereafter, is filling up with new residences, hotel projects and cultural venues (including a museum dedicated to the blues).
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"Anthropocene: The Human Epoch" is being called the third in a trilogy that began with "Manufactured Landscapes" (2007), which followed Burtynsky's photography of the effects of industrialization in China, and continued with "Watermark" (2014), about the ways that humans have manipulated natural water.
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Chaebols, Korean conglomerates that are typically family-controlled, played a significant part during South Korea's rapid industrialization, and have historically pitched in whenever mega-events — such as the 1998 Summer Olympics or the 2002 FIFA World Cup — were hosted by the country.
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Under ecosocialist theory, income would be guaranteed, most property and means of production would be commonly owned, and the abolition of capitalism, globalism and imperialism would unleash environmentalists to vastly curtail industrialization and development whose pollution would otherwise cause catastrophic global warming.
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"We expect the big three to continue to play a game of leapfrog over the next several years as the enterprise moves from experimental to industrialization of AI and machine learning," said Ken Corless, a principal in Deloitte Consulting's cloud engineering practice.
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"Eco-fascism" is an ideology experiencing a revival among the far-right, which blames the demise of the environment on overpopulation, immigration, and over-industrialization, problems that followers think could be partly remedied through the mass murder of refugees in Western countries.
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Military commercial ventures fall under one of three main bodies - the Ministry of Military Production, which oversees 20 businesses, the Ministry of Defense, which controls dozens, and the Egyptian government-owned Arab Organization for Industrialization, which has responsibility for at least 12.
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America at Work shows how he vividly captured early 20th-century labor in the United States, but the work most actively present on its pages belongs to Hine, who devoted his pioneering photography career to the people behind this era of industrialization.
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But even though China's economic boom has delivered material wealth to millions, growing numbers are becoming frustrated that China's elite and ultra-wealthy -- many of whom got rich off the country's rapid industrialization that caused the pollution problem -- can protect themselves, but they can't.
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After the Meiji Restoration in 1868—a new era of imperial rule that stood for modernization, industrialization, and Westernization—the Samurai class who had once bravely protected the nation fell from power, and the legacy of the equally fearsome onna-bugeisha faded from view.
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People in Goffman's camp trace their work to Robert E. Park and the so-called First Chicago School, which set itself to the project of understanding the new vigor and clash of the American city, then driven by the dynamism of industrialization and immigration.
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Some of those ideas include looking for atmospheric pollution from a planet undergoing industrialization, looking for the glint of metal from alien artificial satellites, or focusing on "Schelling points:" places that are deemed likely for civilizations to meet up or place beacons without communicating.
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This was a longstanding idea of first the Federalist Party and then its successor the Whig Party and then its successor the Republican Party, all of which believed (following Alexander Hamilton's lead) that a protective tariff would encourage the industrialization of the United States.
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Saudi's National Industrialization (Tasnee) jumped its 10 percent daily limit in heavy trade after saying it entered into an agreement with American chemicals maker Tronox to sell its titanium dioxide business, Cristal, for $1.673 billion in cash and 37.6 million new shares in Tronox.
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James Madison and Thomas Jefferson believed that the preservation of American equality and liberty depended on maintaining an economy of yeoman farmers and small merchants, and that industrialization would inevitably undermine America's unique social order by creating a European-style economic and political elite.
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The reality is that two-thirds of the people who escaped extreme poverty over recent decades in China did so through reforms to agriculture and the wider economy that took place between 1981 and 1987 – before industrialization and the large-scale growth of coal.
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CEO Rose Marcario defended Patagonia's "longstanding environmental and social values" in a Time op-ed Wednesday and said that the unpopular decision would open up the lands to heavy industrialization and commercial use, positioning the decision as a threat to the company's outdoor interests.
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In the United States, for example, it was industrialization that erected the clear divide between the public and the private -- men left home to go to work in factories or offices, dominating those public spaces, as well as politics and the outside world more generally.
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But one piece of evidence remained, in the form of a name stenciled on the rocket crates: "Al Sakr Factory for Developed Industries (AOI)," Egypt's principal missile research and development company and a subsidiary of its sprawling state weapons conglomerate, the Arab Organization for Industrialization.
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These were the things that had made their life whole before they became victims of the Americans' "forced-draft urbanization" of their society, accomplished with bombing and shelling rather than with the industrialization that had "urbanized and modernized" the United States and other Western countries.
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Many of Japan's greatest directors — including Yasujiro Ozu and Akira Kurosawa, to name just two — wrestled, repeatedly, with whether and how industrialization had in some way fundamentally altered the country's essential qualities: its worship of the natural world, its humility before it, its soul.
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Yang was not politically engaged at the time, but these experiences became intrinsic parts of her work, as did the rapid industrialization of South Korea, which underscores her interest in labor and the effects of mass-produced goods on traditional crafts and the natural world.
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If in the 20th century developing countries often thought the key to catching up with global economic leaders was industrialization and heavy industry, today the buzzword is "branding": building a country's image in an effort to attract the producers of luxury or high-profit goods.
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