Over the weekend, the union started its social media informational campaign by posting informational messages about the deal.
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The questions they come up with can serve as starting points for the research and writing of their own informational texts for our STEM-related Informational Writing Contest.
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Of the three broad types of writing that the Common Core State Standards emphasize — argument, informational/explanatory and narrative — informational writing may be the category that gets the least love from writing teachers.
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Some are manuals, some are informational pamphlets, some are reportage.
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Informational interviews are for newbies, neophytes and recent grads, right?
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They have much better informational systems than they did then.
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VICE on HBO - nominated for "Outstanding Informational Series or Special"
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Google's informational website is not at all what Trump described.
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The sessions have been "informational, not substantive," one official said.
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They're often straightforwardly informational, using humor that's positive in tone.
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Those brochures, it turns out, were more aspirational than informational.
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These informational messages appear at the bottom of the search page.
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Each morning, and most afternoons, Wells presided over an informational seminar.
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"It was an inspiration, informational paper that we looked forward to."
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Normal. Asked someone for an informational interview and heard nothing back?
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There was a wide variety of informational booths at the event ...
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The beauty of informational choice is that it doesn't cost much.
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Building walls, both physical and informational, to keep out the bears.
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Dr. Hoffman contributed to informational tapes; he did not sell them.
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Dr. Hoffman contributed to informational tapes, he did not sell them.
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"I believe that was purely informational," he said of those discussions.
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Most referred me to informational webpages on their respective smartphone batteries.
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"I think in the way that people consume most things on the web, they're consuming them bit by bit, informational piece by informational piece, like reading a news article," Everlane founder Michael Preysman told Refinery29 last September.
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His fascination: the informational signs, protective barriers, and outhouses punctuating it all.
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As he notes, the most basic of informational technologies is the list.
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Esper attended numerous informational briefings about the contract, according to the Pentagon.
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Norrsken posted an informational and contact link for its Rwanda hub today.
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It is binary, resource-constrained, inflexible, standalone, purely informational and lacks context.
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The biggest absence, over all, was informational: What was this event about?
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A gentle informational nudge could save her and her insurance company money.
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"Informational struggle," Adamsky observes, is at the center of New Generation Warfare.
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In some cases, Davidson will follow up with links or informational PDFs.
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In 2013 it won the Emmy for outstanding informational series or special.
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Democracy, in other words, should discipline parties that close their informational ecosystems.
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The shows are excellent of their kind: informational and evocative, about remembering.
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Twice, we're treated to a digressive, informational "Brief History" of minor characters.
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The way we do it now it's informational, but it's not powerful.
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In the informational abundance of Masson's images, transmission was already the endpoint.
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On some lines, the screen additionally plays informational videos about the subway system.
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Its informational brochures list Ossoff's CV and background, without a mention of Trump.
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As NASA describes on an informational page, moving Oppy is a painstaking process.
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Students were evaluated on how well they could comprehend literary and informational texts.
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At this point the report cards are for informational and educational purposes only.
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The attorneys described the call as "informational," rather than to report a threat.
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I'm writing this simply as an informational piece for those who are curious.
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" I asked, using the code word for our unofficial informational cram sessions. "Yep.
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What's good about the M.T.A.'s informational tools, and what could be better?
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The company also hosts events and informational sessions for developers during the conference.
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Kids clamor for information across platforms: YouTube informational videos, podcasts, documentaries, and beyond.
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Western Union&aposs CEO Hikmet Ersek keeps informational and decision-making meetings separate.
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The desire to "burst" bubbles is founded on the idea that bursting is a process of informational release fostering informational exchange and the free flow of data, data that likely contradicts beliefs that a user has and sees reinforced online.
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It doesn't mean anything, it's not really informational, and it's not even good grammar.
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Normally, you -- when you go to re-up a warrant, you have new informational.
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"The informational system was predicated on everything that was happening in Cuba," Suarez said.
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As part of the exhibition, a new informational plaque was added to the bronze.
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Xinhua said the projects involved companies working in biopharmaceuticals, informational technology and smart equipment.
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For more technical information on server requests, I wrote this informational guide on Logz.
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Guidance should be seen as strictly informational, outlining agency expectations and views, they added.
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Your competitors — whether they are 27 or 47 — are meeting influencers through informational interviews.
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Well then, book a few informational interviews with people head-first in that sector.
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Yahoo management has been meeting with bidders in long informational sessions in recent weeks.
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They employ asymmetrical forms of economic, informational, and legal warfare to deplete American strength.
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The Union has a history of engaging in extensive informational picketing and disruptive behaviors.
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Western countries have more access to products and informational services, but stigma still persists.
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Louie: I watch informational stuff, like historical videos, like stuff about ... KS: On YouTube?
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Bourdain got the nod for Outstanding Informational Series or Special as an executive producer.
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Since then, the board has held more than a dozen informational meetings for tenants.
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Instead it was another instance of the informational iron curtain Stan kept running into.
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"Ask for informational interviews and then show that you understand their space," Cheong said.
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Carlson has done her library research, conducted informational interviews and Googled her unfamiliar names.
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Issue documentaries often struggle to come across as movies, not simply as informational tools.
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Future editions will look at other familiar school genres like informational and argumentative writing.
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After our 90-minute informational tour ended, we said our goodbyes and thank yous.
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But the informational environment today is such that that kind of system can't survive.
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There are still real questions about how informational Trump's tax returns would even be.
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There is an idea that democracy doesn't work continentally because there are informational problems.
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Other names are for informational purposes only and may be trademarks of their respective owners.
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That Phoenix voting informational booth also doubles as a hub that supports and promotes Obrador.
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It's the first time those mysterious deposits have actually been touched, TEPCO's informational video says.
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Perhaps the best-known example is The Rideshare Guy, an informational blog for rideshare drivers.
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Ordinary investors complain that all this informational asymmetry and artificial complexity favours high-frequency traders.
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Like any medium, like movies or books or podcasts, comics have their own informational syntax.
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They also worked on research, informational materials and a video on the cleric, Fethullah Gulen.
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"The candidate was then given an informational interview — another shot with the employer," Moravek said.
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In a short, dissatisfactory discussion, he turns to his favorite crutch—informational disclosures are transparent!
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Comcast's logo is all over downtown Philadelphia — buses, signs, informational brochures about various party events.
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Since November, the firms had been holding weekly informational meetings at local churches and hotels.
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When you reframe vetting as an informational challenge, it opens the door to novel solutions.
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Fast forward several months later to when I graduated and asked for an informational meeting.
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Driving to my first informational session about the surgery, I had a moment of panic.
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Made in collaboration with a tech agency, the informational short breaks down the revolutionary basics.
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The trails were lined with informational plaques featuring historic photos of the now-abandoned mine.
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Our diplomatic and developmental efforts will achieve better outcomes in bilateral, multilateral and informational realms.
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Health, an informational site she introduced this year with her business partner, Sidonia Rose Swarm.
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Maybe not a panic over Covid-19, but over how to contain the informational threat.
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But it can also be fun to attend a show blind, with no informational baggage.
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The key to a useful informational interview is finding the right person to meet with.
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Mentor Texts Four techniques for writing engaging informational pieces, no matter what your topic is.
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"There was no attempt to come to a consensus today; today was more informational," Rep.
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Informational-writing assignments were research papers on topics ancillary to the novel I was teaching.
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They offer history that is informational and fact-based, and yet inviting to young readers.
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Generally, prisons ban sexually explicit materials but make exceptions for items of artistic or informational merit.
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" Wells explained that one aspect is informational privacy, but a more striking aspect is "visual privacy.
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The thing is, my kids generally don't ask Alexa a ton of straight-up informational questions.
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TripAdvisor exists as an informational review platform for travelers to post their experiences, good or bad.
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" If your message is intended for informational purposes only, it might be, "INFO - Working from home.
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The German federal constitutional court has also identified a right to "informational self-determination," he said.
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Friday's report was merely informational and did not offer any information about what caused the crash.
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Note: This article is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice.
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Two pieces by Simon Denny similarly repurposed informational content from the tech industry, specifically the Zappos.
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Of course, this sort of informational tool is something that's more useful in denser, urban areas.
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The fundamental difference between standard political targeting and information operations is this idea of informational dominance.
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That one happened near the beginning, when I thought they'd all be these informational style graphs.
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The two worlds come together seamlessly, resulting in works that are both visually engaging and informational.
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Fact: No one is too old to go on informational interviews originally appeared on The Muse
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"You're in a fight here, an informational fight, a political fight, by your presence," he added.
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Qubits are the informational medium of quantum computers, analogous to a bit in an ordinary computer.
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Ultimately, its friendly sales associates and informational displays may not be enough to save Motherhood Maternity.
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Informational support involves providing practical problem-solving assistance when asked, such as giving advice or feedback.
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The filmmakers' approach encompasses both the tools of a PBS informational documentary and avant-garde cinema.
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"This is an informational report showing the state of mind of Travis Reinking," the report said.
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"This is an informational report showing the state of mind of Travis Reinking," the report noted.
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They fill out informational sheets before we all go into Sunday School a few minutes late.
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For centuries, the printed word was the dominant narrative and informational format in the Western world.
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Cyber and informational attacks on these targets can take the form of disinformation campaigns orchestrated, e.g.
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An NYPD official later told CNN that the device was simply an informational package containing literature.
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To understand why this may be, consider the informational challenges faced by centralised or authoritarian regimes.
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However, in more recent cases, the court has looked more favorably on interests like informational privacy.
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The free food works, and I wind up signing up for an informational meeting with this group.
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Powhida's system of presenting information invokes the work of Mark Lombardi, who pioneered research-driven informational diagrams.
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Every month has a new theme and includes informational cards covering how to use the included products.
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Leah Remini also earned a prize: Scientology and the Aftermath won for Outstanding Informational Series or Special.
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It has also added native support for podcasts as another means of getting news and informational content.
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LIESMAN: LET ME JUST DO AN INFORMATIONAL INTERJECTION HERE – EVANS: IT'S GOING TO DEPEND ON THE DATA.
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Anticipating her family's inevitable questions, Mary Beth Barone prepared an informational pamphlet before going on a date.
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The crime was "conspiring to account falsely," which essentially means monetary or informational fraud for financial gain.
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As far as tone, Martin says it is more informational than narrative (think history book over novel).
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Marriott said it will begin emailing guests affected by the breach and has created an informational website.
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"The assessments that we hear and the informational campaign underway right now, only prove it," she said.
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They launched informational and regulatory crusades against such health problems as smoking, venereal disease, AIDS, and obesity.
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High schools are holding informational sessions about vaping, sending letters home to parents, investing in vape detectors.
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It was so crowded that I almost missed the informational table on community building in Crystal City.
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First mover advantage can increase your odds of investment success — and does not confer an informational edge.
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It's informational, but it doesn't mind that you don't know everything, because it gets that nobody does.
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But ours is mostly informational for our members and formative in terms of legislation and the rest.
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" The Guccifer 2 operation appears to be designed and executed as part of a wider "informational struggle.
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This article details how I made DIY vape juice, and is for informational and entertainment purposes only.
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It should be informational and accurate because if it is not then it only causes more hysteria.
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The couple met in 2010, when she had an informational interview with him for a marketing position.
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A sign of the times: an informational video after the regular safety video, which played in Turkish ...
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Culture Pass offers informational materials on the program in Spanish, Mandarin, Russian, and Arabic through their website.
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Many union locals have started planning informational meetings to explain the terms of the contract to members.
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While Google employees navigated the web, relevant informational pop-ups would appear as employees viewed certain sites.
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This description is provided for informational purposes only and does not form the basis of a contract.
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However, relatively little attention is paid to the informational advantages that coercion provides in a genuinely democratic setting.
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Why catalog the informational noise that, in many cases, our brains have quite literally trained themselves to ignore?
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Once upon a time, many people thought about "documentaries" as informational movies that educate you about the world.
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Mobile phones have put educational and informational tools in students' hands even when they're roaming the hospital floor.
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There are also informational stations in the store where customers can learn more about the technology in use.
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The AAPD, as part of the We Will Ride Coalition, has held informational meetings with automakers including VW.
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How do we handle the increasing complexity of modern life, whether it is educational/informational, financial, or health?
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Then there's WIkiGalaxy, which is both beautiful and informational, and frankly has to be experienced to be believed.
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They teamed up to fight biased advertising regulations through a creative and informational campaign called Approved, Not Approved.
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However, much of this assistance occurs within an "informational black hole" which the study is trying to illuminate.
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If it weren't for the informational text on the screen, we would lose track of where we are.
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Delays were magnified as frustrated consumers returned repeatedly, conditioned by social media to expect a quick informational hit.
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Last Sunday, "Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown" won its fourth consecutive Emmy Award for outstanding informational series or special.
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And so-called "active measures" — including covert informational warfare tactics — are a common part of Russia's intelligence playbook.
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To find out which restaurants are participating and carrying Szechuan sauce, visit McDonald's informational page about the event.
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This article is strictly informational and correct to the best of my knowledge as of November 5, 2018.
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This information is on the Natural Cycles website but is buried on an informational page for medical professionals.
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The National Center for PTSD's website hosts informational videos and guides that anyone can access from a computer.
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Telling people about their rights addresses information deficits, but the real reason people comply is social, not informational.
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The varieties of this experience — recreational, informational, social, sexual, political — often blur the lines between hedonism and masochism.
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If Trump is a threat to the institutional infrastructure, the Russians are a threat to our informational infrastructure.
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It will be a 1,000-square-meter club to host instructors to make it a great informational school.
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She says teleoperators could offer a "human" element by remotely instructing riders or serving as disembodied informational guides.
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The organization's website also says it provides informational sessions and technical assistance for investors to understand digital currencies.
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This fitful watching is caused, at least in part, by the informational clutter that accompanies every baseball telecast.
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Farming in the face of climate change involves grappling with many complicated economic, informational, labor and business problems.
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Enthused at the idea of a new recruit, they set a face-to-face meeting to deliver informational material.
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It runs into an informational problem that is not solved by forcing people to have skin in the game.
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His television career would earn him five Emmy Awards, most recently in 20163 for outstanding informational series or special.
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It later rolled out more informational messages, updated its ad policies, and began testing tools to identify illegal ads.
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However, the most recent Page redesign seems to have done away with this informational text for the time being.
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THIS NEWS RELEASE IS FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A SOLICITATION OF CONSENTS IN ANY JURISDICTION.
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Lee created an informational sheet to help job seekers prepare for interviews, including websites and books offering fashion tips.
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You need things from the company like references, letters of recommendations, and perhaps even informational meetings with their connections.
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All this would be hilarious if Jones wasn't, in some way, an actual player in Donald Trump's informational ecosystem.
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This city, located in the south-central region of Texas, is emerging as a major player in informational technology.
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Field crews have been placing traps and distributing informational materials to the public to educate them on fruit flies.
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For now, officials in Hawaii are hoping to prevent infections by sharing and updating informational materials with prevention messages.
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She welcomes them warmly and then starts an informational video, about the procedure and its side effects and risks.
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Finally, the unremitting assault by Chinese operatives on U.S. intellectual property enhances foreign knowledge and degrades America's informational advantage.
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An informational message will alert the advertiser of the violation, so they can correct the problem if need be.
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One of them was helping us put together an informational course on Christianity and how it fits with swinging.
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But the deal is that we don't want informational power to be concentrated too much in any particular place.
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Perhaps Mr. Brooks should turn to the question of why informational substance receives such short shrift in American politics.
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"The selection of experts and the layout of informational and political material speaks for itself," the state TV said.
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The Department of Labor lists all 50 states' unemployment insurances offices with phone numbers and links to informational websites.
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Members of the two parties exist in very different informational ecosystems, in which social media plays very different roles.
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Some said they did not receive informational pamphlets from manufacturers that gave a more detailed accounting of the risks.
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This dynamic poses unique risks to those on the informational frontlines, whether they're university professors or health care professionals.
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The first countries the informational feature will appear in are the U.S., the U.K., Italy, France, Germany, and Spain.
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The mutually assured feedback loop between Twitter and cable news has suspended us in a kind of informational purgatory.
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Remember: An informational interview is not a job interview and is not the time to ask for a job.
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The Department of Labor lists all 50 states' unemployment insurances offices with phone numbers and links to informational websites.
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This contest is the culminating project in our Informational Writing Unit, the fourth unit of our yearlong writing curriculum.
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Both of these pieces are examples of "informational writing," and you'll notice that neither starts with an engaging hook.
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And whatever Mr. Trump does with these tools, he won't be the first to manipulate the government's informational power.
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Another difference was that there were many more informational blurbs worked into the retail displays in the Samsung store.
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Spearman said Friday that he was given one of the informational mailers already sent to households in certain counties.
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A harder challenge will be organizing the U.S. government to implement competitive strategies in economics, diplomacy and informational activities.
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The EPA will host informational webinars this month and next month, and letters of interest are due in April.
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Weighing these factors, the agency determined the magnetic tapes were of no intrinsic or informational value to the agency.
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It's more of an informational question than it is: If you make it free, people are going to overutilize it.
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Future informed consent should be predicated on limited and specific exchange of data versus long-term sacrifice of informational assets.
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My husband has great insurance through his company (which handles health informational services), but unfortunately, they don't cover this. Bummer.
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A big problem is the lack of technological expertise in Congress, and the informational imbalance with the tech companies' lobbyists.
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When refugees leave their homes they enter what Carleen Maitland of Penn State University calls an "informational no-man's-land".
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BuzzFeed posts are for informational purposes only and are no substitute for a medical diagnosis, treatment, or professional medical advice.
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Filling the informational void, some sites, including Panda Security and CNET, are reporting a DDoS attack may be the cause.
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He pointed to a synergistic relationship and solid informational interchange as key advantages for both the China and U.S. sides.
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The RCMP sent more officers there and set up an informational checkpoint at the road leading into town, said Cpl.
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" The reading standards fill students' minds with filth in the form of raunchy books and with yawn-inducing "informational texts.
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But by the end of 2016, the informational gaps that plagued emergency response in 2011 will have been substantially closed.
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It's hard to not feel icky when Richard kicks off his informational interview with a Fifty Shades of Grey crack.
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Blue Apron also mailed me several informational cards which explained to me things like, for example, what a scallion is.
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TL;DR: Grab this informational Salesforce Certification Essentials Bundle for $39.99, a 97% savings, and assert your dominance over Q4.
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The mid-90s introduction of the internet accelerated the speed of communications and dramatically lowered the cost of informational transfer.
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The series' second episode, titled "The Secrets of the Beauty World," was at least more informational about the makeup industry.
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Some are avoiding solo meetings with female entrepreneurs, potential recruits and those who ask for an informational or networking meeting.
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It was informational, low pressure and exactly what I needed to feel comfortable with my new form of self-care.
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I know it's the Menil Collection's house style not to accompany art with extended informational labels, but I miss them.
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Trudeau enclosed a printout of Canada's informational page from the website of the Office of the United States Trade Representative.
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For this unit, however, we are focusing on just one broad area of informational writing — that with a STEM theme.
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Sometimes the wall text that hangs beside her work reads more like an alien shopping list than an informational label.
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"But the thing that's more important is the informational forms, including the foreign bank and financial accounts report," he said.
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Choose a "Digital Neighborhood Watch Captain" responsible for setting up events, managing members and social media, and making informational materials.
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Anthony Bourdain earned two posthumous Emmys for his CNN series "Parts Unknown," which won for informational series and for writing.
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A short-lived one: The team can't recreate this breakthrough at CES, with informational tables or in Richard-led symposia.
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"Though the site claims to be 'informational' in nature, the real purpose is clear," Horvath-Cosper wrote in her article.
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Walmart's efforts, meanwhile, amount to the company making an informational website with information that is already more than readily available.
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Here's a deep look at the social network's role in eroding the informational underpinnings of democracy during the 2016 election.
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If you plan ahead, you could land an informational job interview or valuable mentoring session along with your afternoon caffeine boost.
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During former President Barack Obama's tenure, administration officials also held informational briefings for financial health analysts on the Affordable Care act.
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But those characters weren't purely informational: For the first time, emoji offered a way to add emotional subtext to a message.
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There are also common sense measures teens can take, like not sharing passwords or publicly posting revealing images and personal informational.
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The resulting "ichnographic" map was a step forward for cartography, transforming it from a partly imaginative exercise to an informational asset.
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The census, mandated by the Constitution, is how we know who we are and is the basis for our informational structure.
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Robart was born in Seattle in 1947, which would make him 69 or 70, according to a federal court informational site.
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The difference between this and a typical sponsored playlist, maybe, is best explained by a page of Spotify's advertiser informational site.
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"Informational portability" means that consumers will be able to share and use their personal data in different individual services and products.
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Videos, brochures and online informational materials describe the threat posed by cyber espionage and other methods used by foreign intelligence services.
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When it came to skills, the IRA wanted candidates who knew how to write "informational texts" and create an online community.
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So today it's beginning a test of a new "i" button on News Feed links that opens up an informational panel.
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Lemstra said Akzo should still at hold a informational shareholder meeting to talk about PPG's proposals, given the judge's critical remarks.
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I featured the post on our page more as an informational piece so people knew that this dog was finally caught….
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It had earlier launched an informational feature called Price History, which displays historical pricing data on any product on Amazon's marketplace.
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This is useful for when you're watching a video more for informational or educational purposes – like news or sports, for example.
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The idea, Facebook said, was to connect people more directly to businesses and automate their interactions, for informational or commercial purposes.
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It won the Outstanding Informational Series or Special every year since 2013 and is up for the award again for 2017.
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"I've made a living off of being able to capitalize on certain stocks where there's absolutely no informational advantage," he said.
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By "twinning" infrastructure into digital assets, we can uncover informational inefficiencies that change how we value, price and invest in infrastructure.
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But don't let the name fool you — informational interviews can do much more for you than just provide you with information.
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They built a world in which the embargo, that benighted informational spigot, has been destroyed replaced by the well-placed leak.
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In 2008, Italian actress and modeling legend Isabella Rossellini created a series of informational films about the mating routines of animals.
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Instead, it focuses on the same kinds of evergreen, informational and how-to content that you used to find on About.
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Ellie Hockenbury, a spokeswoman for the Republican State Leadership Committee, said the meetings and other conversations with donors were simply informational.
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Keep in mind that these hotlines are meant as informational resources, and it's impossible to diagnose Covid-19 without a test.
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Were Orwell alive today, he'd remind us of the terrible political costs caused by this devolution in our informational habits. 3.
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He advocates using "military means of a concealed character," including "actions of informational conflict" in order to accomplish Russian strategic objectives.
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How to make the request An email or LinkedIn message tends to be the best way to request an informational interview.
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They are able to recover about half those loans that are overdue through a mix of "educational" messaging and informational calls.
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On Instagram, WHO has been posting informational graphics and videos about ways to prevent and limit the spread of the virus.
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"As the memo clearly states, the recommendations were informational, draft, and pre-decisional," DHS spokesperson Heather Swift said in a statement.
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The competition was first launched in 1974, and judges entrants on originality, visual impact, informational content, and of course, technical proficiency.
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With the added Siri integration, you'll be able to ask the assistant both informational queries, plus those requiring real-time information.
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American networks are constantly monitored and probed by countries seeking any and every military, economic, and informational advantage they can find.
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A bipartisan bill proposed in May 2019 would require Members of Congress to undergo mandatory cyber security and informational technology training.
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And CNN's "Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown" won for best informational series, just three months after the show's star died of suicide.
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The monitor that loops a short informational video on Montoya sits on a sturdy-looking stand made of flattened cardboard boxes.
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The information provided here is for general informational purposes only and should not be considered an individualized recommendation or personalized investment advice.
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Early Saturday, 220,000 soldiers fanned out across Brazil in an operation aiming to knock on three million doors and distribute informational leaflets.
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The poster, shared on the crew team's Twitter page in August 2018, offered dates for informational meetings to learn about the team.
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For that reason, the Russians "generally look at cyberwarfare as a way to support informational goals, like shaping an election," Shakarian said.
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To work for one of these companies, you'll need to learn how to use R's base graphics package to create informational graphs.
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According to Deadline, Remini's A&E series, Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath, earned the Emmy for Best Informational Series or Special.
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At the time, Froeba was provided with informational pamphlets and counseling detailing the dangers of using drugs while pregnant and breast feeding.
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Our brain has not let go of this ancient survival mechanism; we still crave that informational tap on the shoulder, he said.
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He said he understood public frustration over the secrecy but it was "necessary to protect our sources and preserve our informational advantage".
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BOEING SAYS CO HAS INVITED MORE THAN 200 AIRLINE PILOTS, TECHNICAL LEADERS AND REGULATORS FOR AN INFORMATIONAL SESSION IN RENTON THIS WEDNESDAY
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Lauren reacts in a supportive fashion, and agrees to line up some informational interviews that are in line with Sutton's business degree.
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National security thinkers commonly use the acronym "DIME" as shorthand for the key elements of U.S. power — diplomatic, informational, military and economic.
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Bourdain is nominated in the outstanding informational series or special category for his part as host and executive producer of the program.
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Uber's terms of service are clear that by signing up for the app, people agree to receive "informational" texts from the company.
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Here's a list of organizations and hotlines that offer support, provide additional informational, and connect you with other impactful professionals and resources.
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Starting next week, city Department of Transportation workers will set up tables and hand out informational material about the Times Square rules.
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The informational website had been targeted for a launch late Monday, CEO Sundar Pichai said in a blog post over the weekend.
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The informational Google website — which, again, is not what Trump described — sounds like it could be most useful to the most people.
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But when he shifted toward more informational videos — like an analysis of the role snakes play in the environment — his viewership plummeted.
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Content wasn't just being consumed for informational value; it became a way for people to connect with other people in their lives.
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The Trump-Russia scandal is breaking during a time of informational chaos, when rival versions of reality are fighting for narrative supremacy.
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There is no similar diversity in the Republican Party's trusted informational ecosystem, which is heavily built around self-consciously conservative news sources.
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Headquarters: San Francisco, CaliforniaIndustry: Informational technology & servicesEmployee quote on why the company is good for people of color:"We have diverse backgrounds."
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Informational meetings with current employees can help applicants understand the values most important in each role and could lead to a referral.
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There is an optimistic theory embedded in this story: If only we crossed the informational aisle, our enmity and polarization would ebb.
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Some merchants told me they had sent employees to a recent informational session on Narcan and thought the lockboxes might be useful.
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Each floor's hallway was decorated with artsy black and white photos of famous Manhattan parks, with informational plaques providing tidbits of history.
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Apple does mention overnight charging on one of its informational pages but doesn't say it's not a good idea to do so.
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An informational sheet for former tenants is available on the website of Essex Crossing, which is being developed by Delancey Street Associates.
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The two initially met at an event in San Francisco, and followed up with a friendly informational interview at a Mexican restaurant.
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"The new rules apply to words, pictures, maps, games, animation, and sound of an 'informational and thoughtful nature,'" the Financial Times reported.
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We are, after all, in the age of decentralized knowledge, and a cultural trend toward informational democracy — for better or for worse.
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Hundreds of people had squeezed into the city hall for that informational meeting, filling up floor space and spilling out into the halls.
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Sorry, career advisers of the world, but asking for an informational interview is one of the most awkward tasks of your adult life.
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For all their considerable power, Burtynsky's Romantic forms are in tension with their unromantic contents, a contrast articulated by the works' informational titles.
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We sometimes think of these troll campaigns as the informational equivalent of food poisoning: bad inputs into a credulous but basically rational system.
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And, most importantly, it sports "tong-like fingers" that can pinch and prod the debris, according to an informational video released by TEPCO.
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Bennie J. Amey, 50, a gospel musician and informational technology worker, said he was glad that the police were emphasizing an aggressive response.
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William Foege, the esteemed epidemiologist who steered the campaign, remembers walking in early into a room at the CDC for an informational session.
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Cameron won an Emmy for outstanding performer in a children's, preschool children's or education and informational program for Disney Channel's Live and Maddie.
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The thing is, to separate the informational wheat from the disinformational chaffe, what you actually need is a better definition of fake news.
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The RCMP have dispatched more officers to the area and set up an informational checkpoint at the road leading into town, RCMP Cpl.
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The content above is intended for educational and informational purposes only, and is not meant to propagate the use of any illegal substance.
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You get a bunch of informational flyers, your employer urges you to save, and may even automatically enroll you or match your contributions.
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With his feel for organizations, President-elect Trump can put an eagle eye on the stovepipes that divide and enfeeble America's informational power.
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They did give me some informational pamphlets, because they figured the chance that I'd never try any kind of drug was pretty slim.
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"Parts Unknown" won in the "Best Informational Program" and "Best Writing (Non-fiction)" categories, as well as a slew of other technical categories.
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The series has been nominated for 20 Emmy Awards in the outstanding informational series or special category and received the Emmy in 2013.
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Museum-quality informational panels, antiques, and art abound, with plenty of opulent common spaces featuring traditional paintings of Spanish nobility and religious themes.
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It has staged demonstrations outside major airports eight times over the last year, including informational pickets on Thursday from Newark to Hong Kong.
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For example, you can add a social channel, extra footage that didn't make the final cut, sign-up forms, surveys and informational resources.
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He returned to Britain in the late 1960s and formed a production company with Mr. Shaffer to make television commercials and informational films.
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Most of the league's memo is informational in nature — listing the symptoms of the virus and noting that it is currently not treatable.
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The idea is for students to ask lots of questions about the firms, get to know some recruiters, and schedule some informational interviews.
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Teachers reinforce this informational dynamic by asking various students to answer the questions, thus also reinforcing one of journalism's golden rules: two sources.
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Being part of Google, for informational queries, is a really, really important part of how we'll build some of those systems going forward.
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One thing Google is not doing is updating its informational COVID-19 site to include screener questions or directions to local testing facilities.
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One thing Google is not doing is updating its informational COVID-19 site to include screener questions or directions to local testing facilities.
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Informational materials like videos and infographics shared on their social media accounts are translated into Mandarin as well as Hokkien and Hakka dialects.
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"We discovered that these seemingly independent entertainment, beauty and informational pages were linked to the Myanmar military," the company said in its announcement.
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Because of their specificity and close ties to content knowledge, Tier Three words are far more common in informational texts than in literature.
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Similar messages are embedded in the informational video shown on the ferry from the mainland, and featured in leaflets distributed along the pier.
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The program holds informational sessions for detainees to teach them about their rights, possible avenues for relief, and how the court system works.
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The vouchers said Mr. Pruitt was holding "informational meetings" during those days in Oklahoma, but they were not specified on the administrator's calendar.
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Quibi will also have an area for branded content within its "daily essentials" section, which includes daily episodes of news and informational series.
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The reason given for the advance notice was that a statewide informational mailing on the new requirements was set to go out Tuesday.
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I offer a variety of web services that your clients already need, including Informational Websites, Shopping Carts, CMS Systems, and Custom Web Systems.
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Throughout the year, students were assigned multicultural novels, short stories, picture books and informational texts to read that related to the different themes.
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These women were nothing less than artists, and the gallery's informational placards elevate them to that status and place them within that context.
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When I reached out to Facebook for comment on shutting down informational pages related to cannabis, a spokesperson directed me to the community guidelines.
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According to her, Reorg failed to explain how the public benefits when vulture funds gain an informational edge on the rest of the market.
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In fact, Sachs and Neistat call their style "Industrial Film," because of its similarity to the informational videos from which they borrow their format.
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The game could be read as instructional for creating fake news, rather than informational, but that's a risk Warner says she's willing to take.
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It's a no-nonsense planner with a weekly view on each page and a set of graph paper and informational pages at the end.
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Attorneys for the Crusius family told CNN the mother's call was "informational" only, and the suspect had not shown any "volatile, explosive, erratic" behavior.
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"As this industry evolves and new players emerge, it's clear that the informational needs of the individuals and companies in this space are increasing."
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Important Disclosures The information provided here is for general informational purposes only and should not be considered an individualized recommendation or personalized investment advice.
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CEO Neil Vogel said that the company is intent on not crossing the line into technology news, but rather offering more evergreen, informational content.
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You get lifetime access to 2 hours on-demand video, 9 informational articles, and 9 other supplemental resources to get you up and running.
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To earn the credit, applicants must attend an informational event hosted by the program, where 218 individuals are selected by lottery to receive awards.
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I was at a Tea Party informational meeting at the Greene County Fairgrounds outside Bloomfield, Indiana, back when Obamacare was still a dirty word.
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In fact, I think what we're witnessing is the greatest transition since the Industrial Revolution; a new economy, the informational economy, is being created.
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Now, Twitter says it will hide the tweet behind an informational notice, but allow you to tap the notice to view the tweet again.
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I think she's one of my #WCW because she has really informational posts about how you can get involved making your own healthy remedies.
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That's why Fox Sports is incorporating live informational overlays into its broadcasts, for example, and why every sports broadcast company is researching VR features.
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BOEING - INFORMATIONAL SESSION PART OF ONGOING EFFORT TO SHARE MORE DETAILS ABOUT PLAN FOR SUPPORTING SAFE RETURN OF THE 737 MAX TO COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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From summarizing bizarre rom-coms to unpacking terribly written books, Nicholson will help you stay culturally up-to-date through lengthy, surprisingly informational videos.
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LinkNYC officials say emails are collected for informational purposes only and will not be sold or shared, in accordance with the system's privacy policy.
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On its informational website about the hack, Marriott reminded members the company will not ask you to provide your password by phone or email.
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"Saturday Night Live" hit President Trump over his immigration order with a heavily edited informational video detailing how visitors can enter the United States.
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Secondly, in the informational sphere, Netanyahu went out of his way to deny that the attack on the military vehicle had caused any casualties.
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While the book contains historical notes, informational sidebars, photographs and maps, most of the narrative is Sachiko's account, magnetic and chilling in its simplicity.
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The real problem with the news conference on Saturday was that it was political, not informational, with Trump congratulating himself and running down Democrats.
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Georgia has held an informational hearing on the subject, and more than 20 Florida cities and counties have enacted local ordinances prohibiting the practice.
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At an institutional level, they were strongly in favor of informational freedom; as individuals, they tended to be liberal or even leftist, Coleman said.
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With bold, freewheeling painting and equally bold, concise poetry, plus informational pages, he has made a book as majestic and inclusive as its subject.
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Yet what stood out most was an informational (though not didactic) tour through several of the composer's works for student singers and orchestral players.
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There has indeed been something liberating in this new informational anarchy: It is easier than ever to address the world and say something true.
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It's a parallel universe, despite the fact we're living in the same informational space and share the same admiration for pop stars like Beyoncé.
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Researchers are currently working to determine how firms' simultaneous wielding of predation and negligence has resulted in societal damage—financial, informational, psychological, and political.
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Most notably, his stories open with comments so blandly informational, so plain and unnoticeable, that they arouse no expectation and appear to promise little.
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The reasons that physicians order tests are more than financial, and efforts to influence their behavior most likely need to be more than informational.
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Against this risk, it is unclear what public interest or informational need was served by publishing these pictures of the scene of an atrocity.
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Over the course of the school year, we'll also be creating Mentor Text editions to support argumentative, informational and analytic writing, among other genres.
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Smith repeatedly apologized for the breach and said the company's informational website had received around 420 million "consumer visits" since the breach was revealed.
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In "Credible," the accumulation isn't just formal; it's informational, as Ms. Kelliher-Combs lists the towns and names of the accused alongside her panels.
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And the chief executives of companies including Koch Industries and Westgate Resorts have sent memos and informational packets to employees suggesting how they vote.
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Funny that existentialism doesn't seem such a downer anymore, now that the omnipresent threat to our humanity is not material privation but informational excess.
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" According to Fox News, YouTube has also started putting informational panels on anti-vaccine videos, which link out to the Wikipedia page for "vaccine hesitancy.
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" Additionally, the bill would increase access to doulas, described by Booker's office as "support personnel who provide pregnant women with emotional, physical, and informational support.
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Informational Meetings The MFA Program will be at Graduate Portfolio Review Days in Boston (October 26), New York City (October 27), and Chicago (November 2).
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The show has been nominated for Outstanding Informational Series or Special, alongside Adam Ruins Everything, Bill Nye Saves the World, Talking Dead, and several others.
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A revived and vigorous Western information campaign would achieve a measure of informational reciprocity, exploit this Chinese Communist vulnerability, and avoid a disastrous shooting war.
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The company showed off a few bots, as well, including T-Bot, which is a centralized help system that crawls an informational index, answering questions.
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YesCalifornia, which is pushing for California to secede and become a separate country, staged a daylong "informational session" Wednesday outside the State Capitol in Sacramento.
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While that can work on a date, in an informational interview, or at a cocktail party, family members won't always let you off so easily.
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For the job seeker who wants to discover his or her dream career and build a network, it may be leading one informational interview daily.
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The category is undeniably in the midst of a renaissance, making it one of the most exciting entertainment and informational mediums in the world today.
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For informational emails, like "Your Amazon Order has Shipped" and "Check In For Your Flight," June puts those messages in an easy-to-browse feed.
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The company will send emails to hosts twice a month urging them to register, post ads, and help run informational registration sessions once a month.
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The two buildings are "sisters," according to informational blurbs found online, and the layout of Mucciolo's apartment is nearly identical to the Lisa Frank Flat.
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Informational materials can be available at dispensaries, and government warnings can be issued, as federal agencies did for tobacco and alcohol use for pregnant women.
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Reaffirming states' freedom to exclude abortion providers from state Medicaid programs by rescinding a 2011 Center for Medicaid, CHIP and Survey & Certification (CMCS) informational bulletin.
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VICE on HBO netted three nominations, including Outstanding Informational Series, and VICELAND scored two nominations, including one for Ellen Page and Ian Daniel's show GAYCATION.
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In addition to the informational fair, there will be a TBD lineup of talks and performances throughout the day, followed by a music-filled afterparty.
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Pentagon officials on Monday said they were considering releasing informational videos and photos from the military operation that killed ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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Employers struggle to fill well-paying jobs in healthcare, advanced manufacturing, informational technology, construction, transportation and logistics with workers sufficiently skilled to handle the work.
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And that's because, he said, this was an informational meeting, where the purpose was to teach them how such an attack could be carried out.
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Now, when you swipe left from the watchface, you can swipe through a series of informational screens: weather, Google Fit, or your next calendar appointment.
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Union leaders released an informational flyer critical of his Medicare-for-all plan that stated Sanders wanted to take away Culinary Union members' health care.
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The Democratic Party's informational ecosystem combines mainstream sources that seek objectivity, liberal sources that push partiality and even some center-right sources with excellent reputations.
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But then, while attending an informational meeting, she heard of one last requirement she had not anticipated: Students had to prove they had health insurance.
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He took far fewer photographs on that trip, and those he chose to print were informational, recording the rich supply of inscriptions important to scholars.
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The race to grab your attention and hold it is leading to a new era of informational hedonism that's doing more than shortening attention spans.
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That history is elliptically fleshed out in the movie, which includes snatches of informational text and a number of interviews amid still and traveling images.
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A DHS spokeswoman described the memo as "informational" and said it did not affect the decision to cut the expedited travel programs for New Yorkers.
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The movement he joined had succeeded in breaking the mainstream news media's informational hegemony (something the mainstream media had a hand in, too, he said).
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Low-cost informational tools can promote a level playing field by helping families navigate a complex school-choice market and enroll in higher performing schools.
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While Amos and her team are busy fanning out to high schools, much of the campus informational campaign has been taken over by student groups.
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The member, Davide Barillari, also called for an "informational" stage about the "causal correlations" between vaccines and pathologies for parents who sought vaccines in clinics.
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"Parts Unknown" has previously earned 25 nominations over the course of its 11-season run, winning five total, including four for Outstanding Informational Series or Special.
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Additionally, it teaches literacy through informational texts — the series has a heavy emphasis on Molly's use of books, online resources, field guides, historical documents and more.
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Clocks were an important type of informational device that allowed Romans to measure time, but they can also double as art pieces and statements of wealth.
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Google avoids that issue by having its feature be informational only (it also doesn't have a widely used social network to base such a feature around).
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But these supplemental materials, while helpful for orienting visitors, don't explain why Kong presents the results of his research in aestheticized, rather than purely informational, forms.
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At the Crypto Summit, hosted inside the Kimpton Hotel Van Zandt on Monday and Tuesday, women were featured in the front of the event's informational pamphlet.
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He reportedly attempted to force his way into the office when a staffer opened the door to hand out informational packets, according to the sheriff's department.
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Ask if you can do an informational interview to see what an office is like and to get a sense of day-to-day work there.
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In theory, such a system would fill the informational gaps left by top-down apparatus, like satellites, and those unaccounted for by existing surface-level stations.
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"Take advantage of being a student" because people are more likely to respond to informational interview requests from that position, Naff advised to prospective MBA candidates.
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When this "informational choice" is combined with the power provided by vouchers, parents and other stakeholders will know how to hold schools accountable for poor results.
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Eleanor McManus, Why I'm speaking up about Mark Halperin October 25 Fast forward several months later to when I graduated and asked for an informational meeting.
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Since then, however, the debate has taken on a more measured tone — one that was reflected in the many informational questions lawmakers asked at Wednesday's hearing.
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After you meet someone, whether it's at a dinner party or for an informational interview, be sure to send an email thanking them within 24 hours.
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The product has already used by how-to and informational video creators including publishers Tamedia and Prisma in Europe and brands Babbel, Body Shop, and Daimler.
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Notably, this doesn't merely mean that one hack justifies another — rather, the full range of diplomatic, informational, economic and military options should be on the table.
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When we get heated over the fact that someone is speaking as an X, it is probably not a claim to informational standing that disturbs us.
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Social connections have historically been measured in terms of size and contact frequency, whereas social support consists of four broad dimensions – emotional, instrumental, informational, and appraisal.
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Along with the newly omnipresent bottles of hand sanitizer, organizers have engaged in an informational campaign, with multilingual posters popping up all around the Olympic grounds.
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Updated, March 23, 2020, 1:10 pm ET: This story has been updated with details about the informational Google website and expansion of the Verily site.
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The managers came armed with informational slides, photos of noncooperating witnesses, damning video clips from the House hearings and awkward snippets of the president's public appearances.
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After opening with some sober scene-setting — a man washing blood off a bright yellow stretcher — Lorentzen drops in some of the documentary's few informational details.
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Isidor Buchmann, an engineer who runs the informational website Battery University, says that while drone batteries are small, they may have a high watt-hour rating.
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Whether explaining vape crisis follow ups or imploring her followers to get their flu shot, Leslie's "Daily Doctor Facts" bring an informational flair to the app.
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But instead of changing policy, it aims to achieve them through a series of "deliverables," like developing informational materials and plans for reducing barriers to access.
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Last year, hundreds of people turned out for an Essex Crossing informational session, packing a Grand Street Settlement meeting room and spilling out onto the street.
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Glow's approach is even seedier than a swanky informational IVF cocktail party, in that it preys on women who have been logging years of intimate data.
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Packed with traced and freehand marks, Mehretu's artworks inspire awe of what might be called an informational sublime, a 21st-century twist on the artistic tradition.
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He was invited to the company's offices in Connecticut with 50 other students for an informational interview, and was later called back for an individual meeting.
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The celebrity chef and TV personality earned six posthumous nominations for his work on the CNN series "Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown," including Outstanding Informational Series or Special.
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New internal hurdles have arisen for the work at hand, as formerly routine matters from informational webinars to enforcement actions now need approval from the administrator's office.
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Padilla said the meeting IBM attended was only informational and it was "premature to speculate" whether the company would pursue business related to the Extreme Vetting Initiative.
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His grandfather moved to the favela in the 1960s from Brazil's north-east and worked on its electricity grid; now he is working on its informational grid.
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Tesla's annual shareholder meetings have historically delivered informational nuggets on existing products and plans for new ones — much to the delight of its base of true believers.
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"We did have one special session that I can recall," says Sember, citing an informational session from a healthcare service center that specialized in treating sexual minorities.
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Warnings can then be dispatched to other smart things, including roadblocks, traffic signs, informational billboards, and connected cars (slated to become autonomous vehicles in the near future).
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It's not always clear exactly what informational value voters will be able to extract from some of these debates, but they do at least make entertaining television.
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They admire Sam's character — in addition to the light skin and long hair that come with her mixed race — and invite her and CoCo to their informational.
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Viber has fairly quickly rolled out support for free calling in the affected regions, and announced the move via Twitter and a simple informational website, found here.
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Scientology and the Aftermath received an Emmy nomination in the Informational Series category last week and, as the show's executive producer, it marked Remini's first Emmy nomination.
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"This is an immediate need," Thomas Dougherty, the chief strategy officer for the Secret Service, told members of the planning commission at an informational meeting last month.
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" —Mary Grace Gardner, career strategist at The Young Professionista "The best way to get a meeting with decision makers is to ask for informational meetings with them.
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James C. Cason, the Republican mayor of Coral Gables, has convened informational sessions that draw hundreds of residents, and he has received no complaints for his stance.
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The Assistant, in Google's most far-out vision, would always be around, wherever you are, on whatever device you use, to handle just about any informational task.
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Does the company care that its algorithms have helped create an informational ecosystem that, with its feeds and filter bubbles, has done much to intensify raw partisanship?
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Teamsters Local No. 1224, which represents pilots for Atlas Air, Southern Air, and ABX Air, put up a website full of informational videos highlighting these workers' grievances.
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The information provided here is for general informational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for specific individualized tax, legal or investment planning advice.
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This makes the feature feel more personalized, and Facebook-like, as the company has been using similar drawings in its News Feed informational messages for some time.
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Some small investors say they do not expect a level informational playing field when it comes to Tesla, whose shares have been whipsawed by Musk's unpredictable tweets.
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As for documentaries, A&E's docuseries about Leah Remini's time in the Church of Scientology, Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath, won Outstanding Informational Series or Special.
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Before reading Deep Work, I counted myself firmly on the side of informational overload; I found the arguments for boredom, for quiet, for calm, a bit nostalgic.
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The consumer insights company measured a total of nearly 80 million posts globally that had clear negative or positive sentiment, rather than ones that were simply informational.
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The request for proposals also states that it will take special notice of plans that "pay tribute" to the gatehouse's history "through informational signage" or other means.
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Twitter users complained that the informational machine guides distributed to voters failed to mention that they had to reinsert the ballot into the machine to submit it.
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By requiring students to learn three types of essay writing — argumentative, informational and narrative — the Core staked a claim for writing as central to the American curriculum.
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"The potential improvement in information embedded in the arrangement is expected not only to enhance markets' informational efficiency but also to improve asset allocation efficiency," Shilon writes.
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The campaign consists of six informational videos that walk Tumbr's community through topics like fake news and authenticity, along with other issues the platform encounters, like cyberbullying.
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" He added: "It was important for Trump to hear Putin: After all, back in Washington, he is fed informational gruel that is mixed up in the fake.
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Of course, there are many examples, in The Times and elsewhere, of straight-to-the-point informational writing, and we'll explore below when that might be appropriate.
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"From liftoff to splashdown, essentially she's going to tell us how she feels during the whole mission," a SpaceX senior dynamics engineer says in an informational video.
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State also leads informational and motivational talks about social justice issues to inform the next generation about the injustice many Americans in marginalized communities face every day.
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"This website is intended for informational purposes and as a reference tool to match consumers with companies that may be able to assist them," the page said.
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The bill would require FEMA to provide financial and technical assistance to communities to incorporate future flood-hazard conditions as an informational layer on their flood maps.
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The Goop disclaimer says these stories are meant to "highlight alternative studies and induce conversation" and are "for informational purposes only," even if written by a doctor.
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This guide is meant to be an informational glimpse into the world of network pentesting, as well as a reminder about the importance of personal information security.
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A typical day for her includes an early morning workout and several hours of applying to jobs and setting up informational interviews with people in her target industry.
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As part of a crackdown by Prime Minister Viktor Orban against so-called irregular migrants, the bill could criminalize acts such as handing out food or informational pamphlets.
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Mr. Cloud scribbles the addresses of informational websites along the frames and adds thick impasto brush strokes as well as his signature, inserted on a piece of cardboard.
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The summer doldrums are in evidence on Wall Street, with a lack of informational input continuing to show itself in very small moves for the major U.S. averages.
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The SEC set up a fake ICO website that takes people to an informational page about the dangers of shitcoins when you hit the "buy coins now" button.
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People who saw this message were 0.3 percent more likely to seek information about their local polling place than those who just saw an informational message about voting.
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The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, which enforces laws prohibiting employment discrimination, recently issued a regulation requiring large companies to disclose aggregate salary information in their annual informational filing.
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And meshnets simply couldn't expand into the broader internet, the two assert, if telecoms decided to shut down mainstream access with some sort of informational scorched-Earth policy.
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Later, when Petit informs you that Rothko committed suicide at the age of 66, it stings: the tour is an emotional experience as much as an informational one.
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I had a few informational interviews (which, by the way, are totally worth doing so you get practice and they get to know you) but zero job offers.
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He quickly took down the post after learning that it's illegal in the state to use your phone for anything other than informational purposes while inside the booth.
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The program hosts networking opportunities, social events and informational sessions throughout the summer that encourage you to explore potential full-time opportunities following your time as an intern.
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However, since earnings guidance is only an estimate of future earnings and, thus, subject to uncertainty and forecast error, the true informational value of such guidance is limited.
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"In our committees we're having a lot of hearings in the nature of informational hearings, or kind of inquisition hearings," Peters said in an interview with The Hill.
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They can be tough and challenging or empathetic and informational, but smart questions come in bunches, one question building on another in order to dig down and reveal.
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But if teachers want to offer students more in-depth or creative options, other possibilities include a digital slideshow, TV newscast or informational article that compares the candidates.
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But while this informational nihilism appears to have hit a new high, the last two weeks have signaled the start of a possible reckoning within the conservative media.
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His booth at the Chicago conference features a range of informational pamphlets and T-shirts that exclaim, "Swallow hard!" or depict the outline of a swallow (the bird).
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This material is presented solely for informational purposes and nothing herein constitutes investment, legal, accounting or tax advice, or a recommendation to buy, sell or hold a security.
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The Center for Disease Control and Prevention is developing its own screening tool, according to Google, that the search giant plans to link to from its informational website.
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The tours, as conversational as they are informational, are led by educators who invite visitors to chime in with questions or stories about their own histories of immigration.
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According to the family's attorneys, the mother's inquiry was "informational" in nature and was not motivated out of a concern that her son posed a threat to anybody.
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They're stuck in a hyper-polarized informational system, and it influences the decisions they make, the candidates they support, the messages they emphasize, the stories they focus on.
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Veneeta Dayal, a professor of linguistics at Yale, said formal communication has historically separated the informational from the emotional — and the exclamation point lines up with the latter.
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Committee Chairman John Glenn (D-Ohio) and his subcommittee chairman made sure of that; they held an "informational hearing," which was not a hearing on the bill itself.
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The Louvre said on Twitter that "the museum cannot open at the moment" because of an informational meeting on the public health situation linked to coronavirus prevention measures.
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"His stories open with comments so blandly informational, so plain and unnoticeable, that they arouse no expectation and appear to promise little," Cynthia Ozick writes in her review.
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"There is no viable substitute for federal funding that ensures Americans have universal access to public media's educational and informational programming and services," Harrison said in a statement.
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She attended an informational meeting for Green City Force, an AmeriCorps program that prepares young people living in low-income homes for careers in the renewable energy industry.
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Please join our informational with international superhero and WiFi safety lobbyist Dafna Tachover on June 19th to learn simple ways to reduce your exposure and protect your family.
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According to the congressional committee, a fundamental failure in the response to Katrina was informational: There was too little coordination of policymaking during the preparation for Katrina's landfall.
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Especially after watching this informational video set to an instrumental loop of "Stolen" by Dashboard Confessional... Love using plastic bags to store your food but hate harming the environment?
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The informational side of television has its standard documentary programming and its standard talk shows, but lately it has also sprouted a sort of mumblecore hybrid of the two.
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Ours is a time of intense informational asymmetry; the people best equipped to study what's happening—the people who very likely are studying what's happening—are behind closed doors.
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But maybe this will help: As someone who's actually given a few informational interviews in my time, I can tell you the good ones are rewarding for both parties.
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It didn't help that the informational meeting provided little information for senators -- some said afterward that it seemed the White House still didn't know which path it would take.
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However, the media did serve an informational purpose by helping voters decide what the election was about — what the major issues were and where the candidates stood on them.
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"Everyone But You" plays out like a religious movement's informational VHS tape where everyone in it is happy to be forever changed by the power of the savior figure.
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A "connection," she explains, "existed between two parties when there was an actual interpersonal or informational encounter" between them, even if such a relationship might have been one-sided.
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Like with traditional sports broadcasts, EVE functions like an informational graphic that wraps around the gaming frame, rich with stats about the match, the the teams and the league.
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That comparison — that social networks have become behemoths requiring government oversight for the sake of public informational health — was raised in a recent column by tech investor Roger McNamee.
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Taubman complained last year that some of the reporter's informational tweets — promoting domestic violence hotline telephone numbers, for example — appeared moments after Osuna entered several Astros games in relief.
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He treated his pitch deck as a supplement to an in-person presentation rather than a standalone informational report, he told Business Insider in an interview earlier this month.
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It's Emmy nomination season, and Nathan For You star Nathan Fielder has released an important informational video: someone, but definitely not one of his fans, could hack the Emmys.
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The state, for example, is required to file a proposed one-page informational sheet by noon Friday that "clearly and succinctly" explains the process behind obtaining the voter credential.
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DNC officials started this debate process over a year ago, holding informational meetings with staffers from the Clinton and Sanders 2016 campaigns and those active with Obama in 2008.
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Although photons are the informational medium par excellence in quantum networks, quantum nodes can be achieved using a variety of different materials, each of which has its own strengths.
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All information provided in this commentary is for informational purposes only and should not be deemed as investment advice or a recommendation to purchase or sell any specific security.
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Rote and riveting, it's a highly informational documentary that aspires to the aim of all great art: to evoke in the viewer the emotions connected to the senses themselves.
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The program encourages its students to set up informational interviews with nonprofit organizations, and she said she found them invaluable for figuring out what she wanted to do next.
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Rosenstein was known in the US attorney's office for his skills arguing before a jury and for something more unusual: sending informational memos to his staff before federal holidays.
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Second, Elevate has the power to incentivize borrowers to engage in sustainable borrowing practices by lowering APRs when users spend time looking at informational webpages and consuming video content.
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But this chart, which the company noted was "for informational purposes only," was limited to larger investors, those buying at least 100 of the company's notes or bundled loans.
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Disclosures: This material is presented solely for informational purposes and nothing herein constitutes investment, legal, accounting or tax advice, or a recommendation to buy, sell or hold a security.
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"It is informational, revolutionary, and it will change the supply chain over time because we can postpone the finishing of a pair of jeans closer to market," Bergh said.
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You may not have been on one (or even heard the term before), but an informational interview can be your ace in the hole during the job seeking process.
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The agency, which has come under fire for invasive screening procedures in the past, plans to post a series of informational videos focused on helping passengers with special needs.
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Behind her sit an assortment of informational, instructional, and utilitarian objects, including a pair of faded and torn posters of India's iconic Hindu warrior kings, mystics, and freedom fighters.
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Ask friends, family, family friends, professors, alumni groups — really anyone in your network you can reach out to — to help you set up an informational interview with this person.
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"Ultimately, if we are successful, we will begin competing more broadly for time against all forms of entertainment and informational services, and not just music streaming services," Ek said.
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In the meantime, the city's Parks Department plans to create informational plaques and commission new art for the empty stone pedestal where the Sims statue stood on Fifth Avenue.
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Earlier works here are more documentary or informational, with statistics or images of Indigenous life: hunting, fishing, lounging in the stunning and rugged landscape, interacting with condescending local bureaucrats.
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" There were new means through which to wage war that were "political, economic, informational," and they could be applied "with the involvement of the protest potential of the population.
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The informational website includes "state-based information, safety and prevention tips, search trends related to COVID-22020, and further resources for individuals, educators and businesses," according to Google's announcement.
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If you're not convinced to buy your own and impress all the kids at the Hanukkah party, the beginning of this weird informational will surely seal the deal... maybe.
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Some of Trump's tweets are informational (regarding his prospective policies), some are self-serving (promoting himself), and some are confrontational (attacking stories or people that have negatively portrayed him).
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Los Angeles Countys Sanchez said the county has made a major effort to educate voters, including direct mailings to their homes and informational spots across a host of media.
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Los Angeles County's Sanchez said the county has made a major effort to educate voters, including direct mailings to their homes and informational spots across a host of media.
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Bourdain previously won Emmys four years in a row, from 2013 through 2016, as producer and host of "Parts Unknown" in the category of outstanding informational series or special.
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Sauceda had invited several church members to an informational meeting with Shankar and Tucker-Ray: a parish deacon, an immigration lawyer, and a local E.P.A. representative named Ramon Molina.
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While we have plenty of options, one thing is clear: we must find a more appropriate balance between informational benefits to investors and the associated compliance burdens for companies.
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They can both only exist in a conservative informational environment where independent intellectual authorities are disregarded and a certain set of politically convenient but indefensible ideas are treated as catechisms.
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Guru came on to the scene in 2013 with the premise that organizations are not so great at building out informational databases, nor are they very good at using them.
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It's the kind of life-affirming chicanery that almost makes you forget that deep fake technology is quietly undermining yet another medium in our ever-quickening descent into informational relativism.
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A spokesperson for the Commerce Department told Axios that the process is "largely informational" at this stage and it will solicit another round of suggestions after the current window closes.
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Developers could make informational tools like overlaid suggestions from experts on businesses, interactive games and mind-bending art that Zuckerberg says would be impossible to create in the real world.
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"We remain equally committed to being transparent and responsive to our stakeholders' informational needs, and maintaining the privacy rights of individuals with whom we come in contact," the statement reads.
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However, the box will also come with an informational sticker you can place on the front that instructs drivers to drop packages here instead of leaving them by the door.
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You can explore the destinations in more detail by reading through Wikipedia-sourced informational descriptions, while also learning about the climate, watching videos, and viewing popular travel dates for tourists.
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Wenger has a three part solution to fix the future based on economic freedom, informational freedom, and — all of which rests of putting power back into the hands of users.
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We ought to worry, on his view, much less about the Thought Police and much more about how our informational profiles harden into the invisible architecture of our everyday lives.
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In the end the glowing glass slabs in our pockets are the closest we have to a visual and informational representation of our personalities, our deepest secrets, and our identities.
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Previously, federal employees could have informational meetings with corporations, firms or other prospective employers as long as they were not considered to be in serious negotiations over specifics like salary.
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Citing the city's "commitment to inclusiveness," Dyer put forth a plan to have historians install an informational panel to accompany the statue and provide historical context about the Civil War.
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Gulliver wrote recently about the transformation of safety videos over the past decade from informational snoozers that few flyers bothered watching to eye-catching sensations that are impossible to ignore.
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But the process has taken several months because she has to wait until library hours to watch informational videos, work on the online application and sign up for networking events.
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He loaded three boxes of informational flyers onto a dolly and went outside, where a volunteer packed them into his car and drove to the George R. Brown Convention Center.
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When reaching out to new people, introduce yourself and explain you are interested in learning more about the contact's position and company and ask for an informational call or meeting.
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CI is nothing less than stopping an adversary from gaining an informational advantage — and those adversaries can come in the form of traditional state actors or non-state criminal entities.
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But make no mistake: As with the threat posed by Russia's tanks, submarines, and missiles, our nation is not secure unless we have an effective defense against these informational weapons.
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Taking time to arrange one informational interview that really cements a productive contact who will remember you and your skills, Ms. Horowitz suggested, might well prove to be more supportive.
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In an effort to educate students about the mural's history and head off any controversy, the complete mural scheme was reproduced in miniature above an informational panel outside the classroom.
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"We remain equally committed to being transparent and responsive to our stakeholders' informational needs, and maintaining the privacy rights of individuals with whom we come in contact," the statement said.
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Derdenger said Woods also provided "informational value" — people believed the apparel and equipment he endorsed was of high quality, as long as he was high in the world golf rankings.
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Purely informational calls, such as reminding you of an appointment, school delays, flight updates, are legal, as are calls from health care providers reminding you to pick up your prescription.
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Covid-19 and coronavirus informational stories into like Instagram stories and Facebook stories so that people see them as they're scrolling through their feed and as they're flipping through stories.
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They appear in all sorts of texts: informational texts (words such as relative, vary, formulate, specificity, and accumulate), technical texts (calibrate, itemize, periphery), and literary texts (misfortune, dignified, faltered, unabashedly).
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The court also made clear that bodily integrity, informational privacy and privacy of personal choice is inextricably linked to democracy, dignity and fraternity, which are provided for by the Constitution.
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"The House hasn't done anything with its appropriations power at all to try to enforce the informational demands it's made on the Executive," James Burnham of the Justice Department said.
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That said, I think it's bad we're constructing the informational commons of the future atop algorithms that select for the stories and comments that generate the most intense emotional reactions.
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An informational video from the organization similarly relays that it was "commissioned" by the President, using a soundbite of Trump and images of Lanier and Scott in the Oval Office.
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The modern news cycle is a little different now — less of a cycle and more like a cyclone, the informational equivalent of standing in front of a tennis ball machine.
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In 2001, Gibson rushed to incorporate the September 11th attacks into his half-completed eighth novel, "Pattern Recognition," a story about globalization, filmmaking, Internet forums, brand strategy, and informational deluge.
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As news agencies called more and more states for Donald Trump Tuesday evening, Canada's informational website on immigration and citizenship began experiencing repeated outages, presumably due to a surge in traffic.
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A combination of apps and informational text messages, GiftedMom provides a wide range of health services through mobile devices, some of which are donated to women in need of the service.
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As it looks to expand the global footprint of its internet-enabled digital advertising and informational kiosks, New York-based Intersection has raised $150 million in a new round of financing.
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But, it's easy to see how the free data model can be applied to all kinds of other worthwhile uses such as voting apps and informational resources like online workforce seminars.
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With their ability to bring alerts, maps and other useful messages to your wrist, smartwatches have an informational component that I'd argue has wider appeal to the broader iPhone-buying public.
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This week's Facebook F8 developer conference gave us a glimpse into the future of our most popular informational feed, and it won't be in the same scrolling browser format of today.
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As a decision coach who helps people who can't make up their minds, I've watched clients fret for days about small decisions, when they'd be better off setting up informational interviews.
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But, if informational interviews may help you accelerate your career transition or land something you may have never even known about had you not proactively reached out to the key players?
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Still, big box content farms are at the top of the internet's informational and narrative-creation hierarchy, which makes the new backlash against infinite scale and generalist news even more interesting.
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At night two of the Creative Arts Emmy Awards on Sunday, Bourdain won the honors for outstanding writing for a nonfiction program and outstanding informational series or special, according to Deadline.
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Colorado's union asked teachers either to take personal days and come to the capitol or to hold informational meetings with parents before the start of the school day in their districts.
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If you think your rut is more of a sign that it's time to change jobs or careers, set up some informational meetings to get a better sense of different opportunities.
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On the panels, they'd receive an opportunity to answer back or to make amends, and in return they'd offer some partial form of what might be called informational or strategic reparations.
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Career Coach Angela Copeland recommends keeping the following points in mind when you first reach out to inquire about an informational interview: Need a little more help drafting your outreach note?
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As with many facets of job seeking, informational interviews can be a numbers game, where you have to go on a lot of them before anything concrete comes out of it.
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A charismatic, riveting speaker, Dr. Hoffman has given educational courses across the country and many medical professionals have listened to informational tapes in which he presented his critique of the evidence.
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It wasn't until after Trump's speech that Google announced plans for its informational website, and it appears the launch of Verily's triage site was expedited as a result of Trump's remarks.
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Though the $1 million donation is significant, the West Village's gay center still needs to raise money to pay for components of a monument like an informational kiosk in the park.
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Pick Focused for simple, clutter-free access to your bookmarks and a web search; go with Inspirational to add a background image; choose Informational to add some feeds from Microsoft News.
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Called Goldwind Works, the program would begin next month with a series of informational meetings in Wyoming and include a safety training and tower climb at a wind farm in Montana.
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The maximum potential sentences in this case are prescribed by Congress and are provided here for informational purposes only, as any sentencings of the defendant will be determined by the judge.
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Instead of stifling the assault by turning the tables on Russia in the cyber, informational, economic, financial, and domestic domains, Putin's multi-pronged attacks have actually intensified since Trump took office.
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And two, an informational feedback loop has brought in an avalanche of funding: A scary microplastics study comes out, the media reports on it, people get upset, and governments take action.
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" The American Meteorological Society named Mr. Coleman broadcast meteorologist of the year in 1983, citing his "many years of service in presenting weather reports of high informational, educational and professional quality.
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The Washington Post provided some details about the trip: According to members who participated, the three-day event featured informational sessions on the damage from the 214 hurricane, meetings with Gov.
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Campaigners are pushing for "informational privacy" to be part of the right to privacy, and for governments to treat the right to data as an inalienable right, like the right to dignity.
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We need a team or agency charged with honing informational tools to be included among the instruments of national power that we use today to safeguard our economic, military, and diplomatic interests.
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Important Disclosures The information here is for general informational purposes only and should not be considered an individualized recommendation or endorsement of any particular security, chart pattern or investment strategy. (0319-9B02)
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On Tuesday night, following the ascendance of a sentient, smushed-up Cheez Doodle to the most powerful office in the world, so many people visited Canada's informational immigration website that it crashed.
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The car comes with an entire showroom, including furniture, signage, a miniature TV showing a promotional video, a car salesman, a mechanic, and an informational display stand listing the 911's specs.
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Bill Haslam signed a bill that allows people to use their phones at polling stations for "informational purposes to assist the voter in making election decisions" but prohibits taking photos or video.
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Nevertheless, the NRA dedicated millions to marketing campaigns that emphasized a woman's need to protect herself from violence and victimization, released in tandem with an informational campaign highlighting rates of sexual assault.
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Facebook had first introduced a program in December that places these sorts of informational greetings at the top of the News Feed, alerting you to holidays and other historical or cultural events.
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It doesn't appear that this new project will be a wiki, at first, but what's interesting is that authorities are waking up to the need for an easy and accurate informational resource.
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Sincerely, [YOUR NAME] Asking for an informational interview borrows from some of the same techniques as other cold email templates, as this template from "I Will Teach You to Be Rich " shows.
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The six-part documentary "Surviving R. Kelly" aired in January and has since been seen by over 26.8 million people and received a 2019 Emmy nomination for best informational series or special.
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CNN quoted the lawyers, Chris Ayres and R. Jack Ayres, as saying the mother's call was "informational" in nature rather than motivated by concern that her son posed a threat to anyone.
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Do your due diligence before you even begin the application process — from reading reviews on Glassdoor to having informational interviews — so you'll know whether the company will entertain these sorts of requests.
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"The commonwealth believes it is important, both for deterrence and informational purposes, for the public to know what unlawful actions Corinthian took to obtain access to public funds," Ms. Healey's brief said.
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From a broad perspective, the inspector general's office found, the Police Department was always able to explain its rationale for new cases and always met the "informational threshold" required to open them.
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The full-sized bottles were securely packed in a cardboard crate and each came with its own informational card explaining the origins of the wine and region, tasting notes, and food pairings.
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Amanda Holdsworth, the founder of Courses for Communicators, has ample experience in informational interviews, having made a career transition herself into a field where she now helps others to do the same.
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In an interview last year, the group's founder and president, Salman al-Ansari, told Al Arabiya English that SAPRAC would serve to primarily as an informational body, rather than an advocacy one.
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The idea is to allow people to better take advantage of Alexa's quickly improving Knowledge Graph – its informational database containing general knowledge facts and figures that Alexa uses to answer users' questions.
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So, yesterday's hearing, while informational in nature, also gave Mullin and supporters of the expansion both in the committee and at the presenters' table to lay the groundwork for a future debate.
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Informational leaflets vary considerably amongst hospitals: The option of a general anesthetic is sometimes mentioned, but women will often be given a given a leaflet that seems to downplay any potential pain.
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The part they won't mention—and that you won't find written in most informational pamphlets, but that I have experienced—is that it doesn't always seem to replace all of the opiate.
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"The strategy refers to China as a strategic competitor ... China is effectively across the political, economic, military and informational domain in ways probably not duplicated by our other competitors," one official said.
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You ca optimize your profile to appeal to recruiters, reach out to others and set up informational interviews, and view the profiles of (and learn more about) employees at your dream company.
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"It will allow us to have serious reconnaissance data, which will be in the common informational field and will prevent all violations by adversaries," Armenian Defence Minister Seyran Ohanyan said on Wednesday.
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Early in her dad's tenure, she was drifting around the Hill, holding informational meetings with Republican women on this issue, mostly to get a sense of how the basic legislative process worked.
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I asked friends of friends in my field of interest to short coffee appointments, I went on informational interviews, I asked people to tell me about their lives and their career paths.
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It's one thing to say that left and right disagree on simple facts about the world — this sort of informational Balkanization has been going on for a while and long predates Twitter.
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The department will also provide informational brochures on the program, identify teachers who students can speak to, and develop a family engagement component as part of the expansion, a DOE spokesperson said.
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If no red flags emerge during the screening, the travelers can then proceed to customs, toting an informational card that they can give to their doctor in case they get sick later.
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They included two individual awards for Bourdain, one for outstanding writing for a nonfiction program and another for his role as executive producer of the series, which won for outstanding informational series.
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It added that "after this battle, we must learn profound lessons from it," though it emphasized this does not mean abandoning the Party's direction of "authoritative informational channels" or allowing widespread criticism.
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If you come to it in that spirit, "Novenas" has plenty to offer, and whenever the production, directed by Rattlestick's artistic director Daniella Topol, accepts its unvarnished informational qualities, it feels satisfying.
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But the measures presented [by Lambrecht] infringe people's right to informational self-determination, open the door for more surveillance, grant law enforcement more powers to intervene and allow for more data collection.
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STEVE LIESMAN: I was just going to interrupt before as a kind of informational note here that the committee has had a differing view on what the right level of unemployment is.
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She reached out to Daryl Roth, a 10-time Tony-winning producer (and no relation to Mr. Roth, the tool-and-die executive) to seek out an informational meeting about the business.
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With a team that includes 75 new hires in the last two years, Mr. Echevarría has started new units for special investigative projects, podcasts, and data journalism, mobile video and informational graphics.
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"It is informational, revolutionary, and it will change the supply chain over time because we can postpone the finishing of a pair of jeans closer to market," Bergh told CNBC's Mad Money.
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An informational presentation about gambling was scheduled in the House of Representatives the following day, and Link, a Democrat who serves as assistant majority leader in the Illinois Senate, wanted to attend.
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One can get rich either by adding to the nation's economic pie or by grabbing a larger share of the pie by exploiting others — abusing, for instance, market power or informational advantages.
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It is a "time-honored KGB tactic for waging informational and psychological warfare," Michael Weiss, a senior editor at The Daily Beast and editor in chief of The Interpreter, wrote on Tuesday.
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Abacus asked Xiaomi for an explanation and the company only referred the news outlet to a post on Chinese informational site Zhihu explaining that objects can reflect lights and confuse the tracking sensors.
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In lieu of a comment for this story, the FDA provided links to an informational page on Mifeprex and the associated FAQ page that describe when and by whom it can be prescribed.
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The Roman world that Riggsby describes is a "tessellation" of contributions by myriad painters, intellectuals, bureaucrats, architects, and tradesmen who all created informational graphics that might serve their time, place, and data needs.
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If a customer on the phone references a competitor, Chorus could flash an informational aid on screen with known differentiators and past successful pitches to give the sales rep a smarter ace card.
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Of course, in order for new informational patterns to yield receptivity to new ideas, we must be committed to a project of political reorientation, epistemic realignment, and civil communication in the first place.
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"Requirements for limiting of foreign participation in the significant informational resources in the relation to the voting shares at the level of 50% minus one share should also be envisaged," the document said.
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"A simple informational campaign reminding voters of Rubio's out-of-touch, anti-common sense positions could do serious damage to [the candidate] leading up to Election Day," noted PPP, a liberal-leaning organization.
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Indeed, it seems that trying not think about something or trying to forget something may mean that it takes on special informational value which will lead to it becoming particularly difficult to forget.
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These experts, as well as career coaches, suggest that before you officially start your job search you should begin your transition by researching your options, going on "trial runs," and conducting informational interviews.
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" So Mr. Yeung set up an appointment with Ms. Zhang, asking her to meet him at his office before walking to a nearby coffee shop for what both described as an "informational meeting.
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Chua said he has been in touch with alumni members, including Paul Edgerley, a senior adviser at Bain Capital who has hosted students at the private-equity firm in Boston for informational sessions.
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When more becomes available about the testing sites, Google said, it hopes to give users access to that information across its suite of services, such as Google search, maps, and the informational website.
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As employees streamed into the office, managers stood in the lobby, handing out informational papers on things to know: how to apply for back pay, what to do if you forgot your passwords.
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One of these illnesses causes Fleck to uncontrollably laugh at inappropriate times, leading him to carry an informational card that explains the condition to people who may be near him during an episode.
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The book, the final installment of a trilogy about Representative Lewis's early life and work for the civil rights movement, took the Michael L. Printz Award for excellence in literature written for young adults; the Coretta Scott King Award for an African-American author and illustrator of an outstanding book for children and young adults; the Robert F. Sibert Informational Book Award for most distinguished informational book for children; and the YALSA Award for excellence in nonfiction for young adults.
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These include everything from providing struggling people with stable homes and financial support to "promoting social connectedness to increase a sense of belonging and access to informational, tangible, emotional, and social support," they wrote.
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In Florida, all of the nearly 100,000 inmates had to watch an informational video warning of the dangers of synthetic cannabinoids, which has now become mandatory viewing for all new inmates during intake procedures.
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But quantum reconstructions with an "informational" flavor speak about how information-carrying systems can affect one another, a framework of causation that hints at a link to the space-time picture of general relativity.
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Read more: Meet the doctor who convinces women he can reverse abortions His new study, which was released Wednesday, analyzed 547 women who called Delgado's informational "Abortion Pill Reversal" hotline between 2012 and 2016.
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Responding to protests against the monument in the summer of 2017, the City of New York finally relocated the sculpture to Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, where it was historically contextualized with informational plaques.
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The problem with so many finance deals is that those inside the sector have an informational advantage; they may have designed the product they are selling, or they may be the main price setter.
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This informational void is a big part of the drama: As readers and viewers, we know very little about them because, in both the books and the show, the characters themselves are largely ignorant.
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BuzzFeed reports: "Yesterday, we sent an email message about Agency informational products like news releases and social media content," [Chavonda Jacobs-Young, ARS administrator] wrote in the email, which was shared with BuzzFeed News.
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"Their desire to want to use this medium to tell stories, to show us our history, to bring an informational, inspirational approach to content — I'm looking forward to seeing whatever that's going to be."
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"There is no viable substitute for federal funding that ensures Americans have universal access to public media's educational and informational programming and services," the CPB said in a statement, according to CNN's Brian Stelter.
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Its task is accomplished advanced signal processing techniques to extract informational bits from inaudible acoustic beacons, with at least three beacons being required in earshot at any given time for localization to be successful.
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The BioAssemblyBot uses a touch screen and a laser sensor to tell the robot arm and nozzle where to move and what to do next, operating on software called the Tissue Structure Informational Modeling.
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It was an ethos that animated Lamb's own interviewing style, as the host of C-SPAN'S Q&A program, where he conducted his work like an informational exhibitionist, baring all, no matter the message.
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If you play your cards right, an informational interview can help get your foot in the door of the company you've got your eye on and eventually, may even help you land a job.
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All first-time visitors who come to the popular snorkeling spot are required to watch an informational video that teaches them about preservation and conservation, as well as the safety rules for the bay.
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Google has not said that the nationwide informational website will direct users to local testing sites, nor has Verily said that it will be quickly ramping up its site to serve residents outside California.
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Minecraft is one of the most popular games in the world, and can be used as an informational and promotional platform as well as just a fun place to hang out and build stuff.
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This is despite the fact that the Common Core learning standards call for elementary students to spend more time reading what the standards call "informational texts," which social studies and science are full of.
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It turns out that the vast informational expanse of the genome is divvied up into a series of manageable, parochial and law-abiding neighborhoods with strict nucleic partitions between them — each one a TAD.
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The FCC could uphold the intent of the TCPA — to prevent harassing telemarketing calls — and account for new kinds of communications by exempting a clear class of informational calls from the prior consent requirement.
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The farmers also alleged that the major poultry firms have colluded using Agri Stats, a proprietary agricultural data provider, giving themselves a major informational advantage over farmers who don't have access to Agri Stats.
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"Ultimately, if we are successful, we will begin competing more broadly for time against all forms of entertainment and informational services, and not just music streaming services," Mr. Ek wrote in his blog post.
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Chomsky's big idea was that the world is controlled by informational channels that spoon-feed us nutritionally void info-bytes, that the truth—or, more often, the context—of what we're told isn't verifiable.
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If any citizen group in the world can go online and pull up a list of the dirtiest power plants in their area, it eliminates one of the great informational barriers to citizen action.
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"The company is in the process of providing the SEC with information responsive to their comments and intends to respond to the SEC within the next seven days," Axon said in an SEC informational filing.
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Investigators are reviewing videos from the three cameras on the bus -- one rear-facing, one forward-facing and one facing the entrance -- and an informational box on the bus to determine what caused the crash.
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Uber would not comment specifically about the drivers strike, but in an informational call on Monday, the company suggested that few of its drivers actually use Uber as their primary means of making a living.
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Mnuchin had said on Tuesday that Treasury Department lawyers had held "informational" discussions with the White House about an expected request for the returns, a step that Democrats criticized as uncalled for under the law.
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Instead, several tribes received part of $400,000 available from the state Indian Affairs Department to implement strategies for their communities and create materials, such as informational videos in their own languages, according to a release.
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The news section of the site features informational articles — some lifted word for word from cryptocurrency publications like Coindesk — and posts that regularly remind readers that iCenter is not a scam, Ponzi, or pyramid scheme.
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By then, "I knew that I already had buy-in from multiple partners at the firm, so ... [I] treated it more as like an informational deck, and included more robust appendices as well," he said.
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You can start with informational resources from the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and the World Health Organization (WHO).
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"If the two arms have identical lengths, then interference between the light beams returning to the beam splitter will direct all of the light back toward the laser," a Caltech informational website on LIGO explains.
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As informational text emphasizes, Chinese food is so much more than those dishes endemic in the popular, standard eateries — Lo mein, chow mein, and variations on chicken doused in sauces in every shade of orange.
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One reason people turn to the tiny home life is to be more environmentally responsible, says Ryan Mitchell, the managing editor and owner of The Tiny Life, an informational website about living in small homes.
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Last week, Musk and his Boring Company, a venture devoted to speeding up and bringing down the costs of tunnel boring, sat down for an hour-long public informational meeting in a Los Angeles synagogue.
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According to a document provided by Gonzalez laying out his work with Rubio, the attorney said he did consult with a variety of experts during the talks but contended it was purely for informational purposes.
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Simple application of basic probability theory offers a more scientific framework for modeling the effects of informational nudges that can foster a less heroic but more realistic set of policies aimed at improving public health.
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In addition to the online information, it also confidentially delivers informational courses and other materials pertaining to LGBTQ sexual health and gender identity, to youth in the Chicago-area who sign up for its curriculum.
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Many of those challenges are easily overcome with informational campaigns, say activists, but a lack of civic education makes it harder for organizations to approach communities where voting is not already ingrained in the culture.
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People who are happy in their work generally love to talk about what made them successful, so if you reach out to decision makers and ask for informational meetings, it's only a matter of time.
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The wire service's report closely echoed a Financial Times story last week that reported that the European Union's competition regulator was requesting that parties involved in the case respond to informational queries within 24 hours.
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If cognitive and informational barriers to buying insurance are a huge deterrent for the healthy so-called "young invincibles," then a continuous coverage requirement could fail to serve its purpose of attracting the healthiest consumers.
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On top of all of this, election bureaus around the country still struggle to deploy strong defenses on their digital systems like online voter information databases, informational websites, and even infrastructure for reporting vote totals.
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" Russia's military doctrine changed its definition of modern military conflict: "a complex use of military force, political, economic, informational and other means of nonmilitary character, applied with a large use of the population's protest potential.
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Mr. Kahn brings a gentle type of humor to the table, like the clues for INSERTS, RETIRE and TIN EAR, among others, and he is also expert in informational clues, like several in the theme.
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But the industry's ethics code still allows lavish consulting contracts for doctors and sponsorship of physician conferences as well as meals for doctors and their staffs who listen to an "informational presentation" about expensive pills.
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Statues of Lenin were swiftly removed in the early 1990s, but some sites were converted, including a former prison for the Communist security police that was turned into an informational center teaching about the past.
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Conceived as a government-sponsored informational video, this documentary is nothing less than a found epic, a real-life environmental allegory and, not least, a stinging comedy about the age-old problem of inconsiderate neighbors.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Tuesday that Treasury Department lawyers had held "informational" discussions with the White House about an expected request from House Democrats for President Donald Trump's tax returns.
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On Monday, the company canceled an informational session at UC Berkeley's electrical engineering and computer science department after 203 students, professors, alumni, and staff signed a petition and around 50 people attended a campus protest.
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In 2017, the FTC, under the direction of acting Chairman Maureen Ohlhausen embarked on a timely assessment of "informational injury" to determine which types of harm should be the object of the FTC's enforcement efforts.
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The problem is that what counts as "attempts by private individuals to purchase, sell, or trade...marijuana" can often be less clear cut than it sounds and results in strictly informational pages being shuttered as well.
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The replacement of H.R. McMaster with former United Nations Ambassador John Bolton takes a reckless, confrontational president and ensconces him in an informational architecture that will now be erected by a reckless, confrontational national security adviser.
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It's unlikely that a clinical, or informational, video on the condition would get on your radar to make you any more aware of the issue, so HelloFlo decided to shake things up -- by making you laugh.
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Other NOW members dissuaded her, saying that it might be a better idea to incorporate statistics about male victims in the informational notecards that would be handed out during an upcoming event at the local mall.
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My role at the NSC includes developing, coordinating, and executing plans and policies to manage the full range of diplomatic, informational, military, and economic national security issues for the countries in my portfolio, which includes Ukraine.
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Under current policy, you can qualify under categorical eligibility by merely applying for TANF, but technically you need to receive some "benefit" — in many cases, just a brochure or informational pamphlet from the state TANF agency.
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Too many become wealthy not by adding to the size of the nation's economic pie, but by seizing from others a larger share, through exploitation, whether of market power, informational advantages or the vulnerabilities of others.
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The MediMap tests provide "actionable and informational guidance" for both consumers and healthcare professionals when making treatment decisions, according to Inova's online marketing (this page no longer exists, but it was up as late as yesterday).
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Rather, some of the realities are in a page-long passage that appears at the end of the book, alongside the recipe for the cake from the story and informational blurbs about the author and illustrator.
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"The experience of the United States and Western European countries shows that the Kremlin will try to influence (elections) through the cybernetic and informational space on socio-political processes," said Olexander Turchynov, secretary for the Council.
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"Reach out to your list of contacts for informational interviews to learn more about their experience, gain feedback on your situation and learn what you can do to prepare yourself for future internship applications, " says Jarvis.
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Disclaimer: The comments, opinions and analyses in this op-ed are for informational purposes only and should not be considered investment advice or a recommendation to invest in any security or to adopt any investment strategy.
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Boeing told The Hill on Monday that it has invited "more than 22019 airline pilots, technical leaders and regulators for an informational session" on Wednesday to follow up on Saturday's training and ensure the plane's safety.
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All customers could receive a core set of informational services, but a second group could also meet with an employment counselor, and a third group could both meet with an employment counselor and participate in training.
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But regardless, the frequent activity of these accounts on the platform – which most certainly falls under the umbrella of "informational materials for or in the interests of such foreign principal" – deserves the attention of the DOJ.
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That kind of proactivity is exactly what you need to be successful in your job hunt — and with each informational interview you go on, you're that much closer to finding the position that fits your life.
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Crowdpac began as a way for voters to take informational political quizzes and learn about candidates and their platforms, but it eventually became a fundraising tool for Democratic and Republican candidates, primarily those who focused downballot.
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"There will be an informational discussion at which I will report on how the offer is structured and what the alternatives are if the offer is not accepted," Schelling told reporters before a weekly cabinet meeting.
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When people's introduction to internet is through Facebook, there is the risk of creating an informational underclass of people who, for reasons of economic inequality, are dependent primarily on an American corporation for access to information.
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The inaugural Femicide Census, released last month, aims to document the details of every such death in the UK, filling an informational black-hole with a clear and striking picture of men's fatal violence against women.
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The FTC combined sensitivity-based and harms-based approaches to protect informational exchanges, focusing on what data was held, the level of data sensitivity, and how consumers would have been affected if the data were misused.
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The company said the email explaining the particular changes in its privacy policy was an informational email and did not require consent, but that it would update the language in its email to be less ambiguous.
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On Thursday, the government agency launched the Gig Economy Tax Center on its website, an informational hub for part-time, temporary, and contract workers seeking guidance on whether they have to pay taxes on their income.
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But you may not realize that writers of "informational texts" — that is, nonfiction with the purpose of informing an audience about a topic — often borrow these same techniques for the same reason: to grab people's attention.
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The trade group is seeking feedback on the agreement from members and plans to hold an informational webinar in December, with the potential to publish a final document incorporating suggestions in the first quarter of 2020.
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At the Vagina Museum, visitors will discover informational posters and sculptures, a small shop with vaginally themed products, and an events calendar that includes a dinner for Trans Day of Remembrance and "Cliterature" (book club) meetings.
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Rather than call for a boycott of the elections, his team built a "smart voting" website and informational campaign asking citizens to choose the candidate in each race most likely to oust a United Russia candidate.
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Now each of us constructs a custom informational universe, wittingly (we choose to go to the sources that uphold our existing beliefs and thus flatter us) or unwittingly (our app algorithms do the driving for us).
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By adopting a case-by-case, tailored approach to regulation and enforcement, the commission can avoid adopting an overly broad definition of informational injuries that threatens the data-driven innovation that powers the 21st-century economy.
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And feminist sociolinguistics in particular noted that a dismissive attitude toward speech that establishes and maintains relationships — as opposed to task-oriented or informational speech — was of a piece with patriarchal disrespect for traditionally female roles.
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Members of the Krewe of Vaporwave worked online as a group to dig up and program the old video content that ran through the monitors all night, including shots from Fern Gully, informational videos, and police footage.
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"Looking forward, new product launches by global brands...would boost orders for semiconductor supply chain and informational and telecommunications products, and strong flat panel demand and traditional goods would help export orders get better," the ministry added.
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"FCS vehicles—where lower weight, higher fuel efficiency and greater informational awareness are expected to compensate for less armor—do not adequately reflect the lessons of counterinsurgency and close-quarters combat in Iraq and Afghanistan," Gates explained.
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Alongside Lord, Krikorian's team has tried in recent weeks to ensure that each candidate is prepared to guard against foreign-sponsored hacking during the 2020 race, releasing a best-practices checklist alongside a 10-minute informational video.
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On a pre-existing support page, Google advises that its speed limits functionality is provided for "informational purposes only" and given how unreliable GPS can be, it's probably best to take the same approach with the speedometer.
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But these features of social democratic and other traditional parties have declined over the past decades, raising the question of whether other parties or organizations can take over the representational, social, informational, and governance functions they provided.
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The series has now been nominated for 31 Emmy Awards to date and has won five times: four of which were for Outstanding Informational Series or Special, and one in 2013 for Outstanding Cinematography for Nonfiction Programming.
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In theory, supporters of both have access to all manner of countervailing reports and opinion; in practice, many Putinistas and Trump supporters move in discrete informational universes, defined by state-controlled television and right-wing radio respectively.
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The song sampled an informational broadcast instructing listeners to "always tell your mummy before you go off somewhere" over a neat little breakbeat and some noises like lasers gone haywire, in between meows from a cartoon cat.
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And in an age of informational capitalism and just-in-time production, the people who make all those things need to constantly take this sudden boom in demand into account, every single day, because it will happen.
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Back in January, one man was so frustrated when Alexa cited Wikipedia in response to his questions about the coronavirus that he decided to make his own informational podcast about the virus, according to the New Yorker.
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"From a purely informational perspective, closing it would be detrimental to U.S. interests and maintaining contact with people in the community there," said Mr. Miller, now deputy director for policy at the Project on Middle East Democracy.
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Three full-sized bottles of red and white wine were securely packed in a cardboard crate and each came with its own informational card explaining the origins of the wine and region, tasting notes, and food pairings.
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"Grandmother may not always give you what you want, but she'll give you what you need," an ayahuasquera who calls herself Little Owl said, a few months ago, at an informational meeting in a loft in Chinatown.
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"Samples submitted in this matter may be useful from an informational perspective but do not meet standards of forensic scientific validity required for a legal test nor are they intended to unless collected appropriately," the spokesperson added.
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"Social crises are characterized by the severe consequences of the incident, low probability of incident occurrence, informational and situational uncertainty, and decision-making pressure under time constraints," a 2013 study published in the journal MIS Quarterly explains.
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