Moniz also leads the Nuclear Threat Initiative and the Energy Futures Initiative.
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The M.T.A. has a new initiative called the Group Station Manager Initiative.
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An initiative to reverse that initiative was rejected by voters in 23.
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And I'm responsible for an initiative which is called the Spaceship EAC Initiative.
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But an initiative to repeal this law — Initiative 22 — is on the November ballot.
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R.G.G.I., as the initiative is known, was the nation's first multistate greenhouse gas initiative.
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The foundation's major programs and initiatives have included the Clinton Health Access Initiative, Clinton Climate Initiative and the Clinton Development Initiative, which promotes agribusiness in the developing world.
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SO YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO RESPOND TO THE U.S. PRESIDENT'S INITIATIVE AND CONGRESSS' INITIATIVE.
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So it's a peace building initiative as well as a community building development initiative as well.
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"It is as much a foreign policy initiative as it is an economic initiative," he added.
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The Great Green Wall Initiative for the Sahara and Sahel Initiative (GGWSSI) has since gained rocket boosters.
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He helped to create both the U.S. Proliferation Security Initiative and Global Initiative to Combat Nuclear Terrorism.
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The governor's initiative Governor Bill Haslam introduced both programs as a part of his "Drive to 55" initiative.
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"It's a public health good initiative, it's not necessarily a commercial initiative," said Berenberg Bank analyst Alistair Campbell.
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"The Initiative" (season 4, episode 7) As plot-heavy season four episodes go, "The Initiative" isn't too shabby.
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The Koch-funded Freedom Partners Chamber of Commerce and the LIBRE Initiative are also involved in the initiative.
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Activists want to put a ballot initiative to legalize marijuana for adults in the state with one initiative.
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The initiative has gotten $3.1 million in funding from the Google News Initiative and the American Journalism Project.
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One reason that Northrop Group stood out, according to Indeed, was because of the company's emphasis on social impact, including a STEM education initiative, veterans' services initiative and an environmental and natural disaster response initiative.
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Sitting at his computer, working on a new protocol for alien invasions, Fury codifies an initiative: The Protectors Initiative.
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Sources: U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, World Health Organization, PATH Malaria Vaccine Initiative, U.S. President's Malaria Initiative.
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So, for example, if we want the team to have initiative, then we have to also have initiative, right.
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But Juul's initiative is different; it's a sophisticated shadow grassroots lobbying initiative paid for and organized by the company.
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The donation went to an educational program run in conjunction with the Clinton Global Initiative, not directly to the initiative.
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This initiative is one part of Walmart's overall emissions-reduction program, which was approved by the Science Based Targets Initiative.
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The initiative ties into a government initiative to connect 12 million households to the internet by 2019, the U.S. firm added.
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It is the second carbon tax initiative Washington voters have rejected in recent years — there was also Initiative 732 in 2016.
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Since the turn of the new millennium, Canada has been determined to churn out initiative after initiative to support new business.
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To advance this research more quickly, the Cancer Moonshot initiative should be tightly aligned with President Obama's Precision Medicine Initiative (PMI).
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First, the NDAA reauthorizes the Obama-era Southeast Asia Maritime Security Initiative (rebranded the "Indo-Pacific Maritime Security Initiative") through 2025.
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Second, the initiative with more votes would take precedence, so it may come down to which initiative can get more support.
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California's dialysis initiative: The dialysis industry has raised a record $110 million to defeat a ballot initiative that would cap its profits.
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Vogue along with Editions Globo Condé Nast, only supports the initiative as well as supports any initiative that encourages attendance at games.
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In 1964, movie theater owners backed an initiative to ban cable television, which threatened their businesses; courts later ruled the initiative unconstitutional.
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The new ballot initiative sets a lower price on carbon and exempts different sets of polluters than the initiative proposed in 2016.
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The company claims the label-free initiative, which launched in July, is part of its broader initiative to become more environmentally friendly.
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No. 2 in expenses for the foundation after the Global Health Initiative was the Clinton Global Initiative, at more than $23 million, followed by the Clinton Presidential Center ($12 million) and Clinton Climate Initiative ($8 million), according to Charity Navigator.
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Google's Digital News Initiative has committed £622,000 ($805,000) to fund an automated news writing initiative for U.K.-based news agency, The Press Association.
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The bill would authorize $3.4 billion for the initiative, the same amount the administration requested and quadruple what the initiative got this year.
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"The African Union's initiative came first," said Kabbashi, adding that the council had not studied the Ethiopian initiative, which he described as unilateral.
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Alaistair MacTaggart, a real estate mogul largely self-funding the ballot initiative, told The Verge earlier this month that the initiative was polling well.
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Cassandra Overton-Welchlin is co-founder and director of the Mississippi Women's Economic Security Initiative, a project of Mississippi Low Income Child Care Initiative.
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The White House launched a Data-Driven Justice Initiative and Police Data Initiative to try to effect change at the state and local level.
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More specifically, the DOJ's Community-Oriented Policing Services Office will take charge of the initiative and make it part of its Collaborative Reform Initiative.
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FACEBOOK, MICROSOFT JOIN GREEN INITIATIVE: The two companies are part of a new initiative aimed at building out more renewable energy, according to Bloomberg.
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Another initiative that many of the tech companies are also involved with is the News Integrity Initiative at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism.
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The Arab Art & Education Initiative is not, "a project of the Kingdom," but an initiative of Edge of Arabia, an independent British social enterprise.
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China has been rethinking two aspects of the initiative: how it decides on overseas spending, and how the initiative is presented to overseas audiences.
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It has done so most prominently through its Belt and Road Initiative, which among other things is the most ambitious infrastructure development initiative in history.
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Take a look at Washington State, where an historically diverse coalition, which includes Washington Physicians for Social Responsibility, is spearheading a visionary initiative, Initiative 1631.
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The country sponsored what is known as the Arab Peace Initiative, also known as the Saudi Initiative, already has skin in the peace settlement game.
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Matt McKenna is the founder of the Rural Opportunity Initiative, a program of the Global Social Enterprise Initiative at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business.
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And that is the United states has continued to increase its investment via the ERI, the European Reassurance Initiative, and now the EDI, European Defense Initiative.
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Initiative 300 is a pilot program that would expire in 2020 unless the city council passes a new law or Denver voters push another ballot initiative.
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The Clinton Climate Initiative accounted for only 3.3 percent of the foundation's expenses; the Clinton Health Matters Initiative, its US-based health program, only 1.5 percent.
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The initiative aims to bring broadband access to another 20 million Americans by 2020, building on previous goals set by the National Broadband Initiative in 2010.
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The new initiative is led by the European Investment Bank — the EU's nonprofit lending institution — which is rolling out a program called the Economic Resilience Initiative.
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CHINA IS MUCH MORE FOCUSED ON RIGHT NOW ON THINGS LIKE THE ONE BELT ONE ROAD INITIATIVE, WHICH IS A STRATEGIC INITIATIVE AS WELL AS FINACIAL.
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The new initiative, called Resolve, will be funded by $225 million in backing from Bloomberg Philanthropies, the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
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The highlights: The new initiative, called the Global CO2 Initiative, is backed by funds of up to $4.5 million, including from the university itself and others.
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Like Vice President Biden's 'cancer moonshot' initiative, the new 115th Congress should early on propose a bold oceans initiative heavy on investment, management, sustainability, and technology.
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Sixteen countries in the region have signed up to China's Belt and Road Initiative, a massive initiative designed to increase Beijing's exports and global political power.
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"It is a core location of the Belt and Road initiative," said marketing director Hu Tian Lu, referring to China's infrastructure-led development and diplomatic initiative.
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Full Fact to start checking Facebook content as third-party factchecking initiative reaches the UK - Full Fact Facebook's fact-checking initiative has come to the United Kingdom.
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Currently, supporters of the initiative are canvassing California in an effort to muster up the approximately 365,0003 signatures needed to get the initiative on the November ballot.
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It's a joint initiative between the Drugs for Neglected Diseases Initiative and the World Health Organization and aims to develop new or improved treatments for bacterial infections.
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The Senate is working on a similar "NIH Innovation Fund" focused on the President's Precision Medicine Initiative, the Vice-President's Cancer Moonshot and the NIH Brain Initiative.
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The United States allocated billions of dollars to enhance its presence in Eastern Europe through the European Reassurance Initiative, which is now called the European Deterrence Initiative.
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One often-voiced opinion these days is that President Trump is marginalizing himself by pursuing initiative after initiative aimed at the lowest common denominator among his supporters.
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Early results from the first large-scale testing initiative for bundled payments, Bundled Payments for Care Improvement (BPCI) Initiative, have been promising, quelling many of these concerns.
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Meanwhile, some scientists also lamented the loss of Obama's various science initiatives, noting that less than 13 percent of scientists felt President Barack Obama's three major biomedical research campaigns—The Precision Medicine Initiative, the BRAIN Initiative, and Vice President Joe Biden's cancer "moonshot" initiative—will continue as planned.
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In the upcoming transition, programs that build on the Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies (BRAIN) Initiative, the Precision Medicine Initiative and Vice President Biden's Cancer Moonshot Initiative will require the ongoing ingenuity of America's private sector leaders and cooperation with the public sector to make impactful change.
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The initiative is part of Amazon's Shipment Zero initiative, which aims to make Amazon shipments net carbon zero, with 50 percent of shipments meeting that standard by 2030.
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Along comes Ben with this initiative at New America, and it's been a dream since then to join the initiative as a fellow and take this issue on.
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Voters rejected a similar carbon tax initiative two years ago, but this time around a diverse coalition behind the initiative hoped to generate broad support across party lines.
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Jesús Gerena is Managing Partner of Family Independence Initiative, a national non-profit organization that trusts and invests in families and the initiative they take to escape poverty.
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More than 700,000 signatures are required for the ballot initiative to appear on the ballot, and the initiative would need 60 percent of support from voters to pass.
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In the late 1980s, due to escalating costs and increased demands on the program, the DoD began exploring a reform initiative known as the CHAMPUS Reform Initiative (CRI).
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NIH is responsible for projects such as the BRAIN Initiative, the Cancer Moonshot and the Precision Medicine Initiative, which will build a 1-million person strong research cohort.
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"A contrary interpretation would result in the Commission being stripped of all discretion in exercising its powers of legislative initiative following a European citizens' initiative," the court said.
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"The acquisition accelerates Salesforce's roadmap for (its) Customer 360 initiative, which helps companies gain a complete view of their customers, and more broadly their analytics initiative," Koenig said.
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It has an ongoing sustainability initiative aimed at minimizing the sport's damage to the environment, and that initiative includes T-Mobile Arena, home of the Vegas Golden Knights.
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Although the company is also working with the ad industry on an initiative aimed at boosting ad standards via an opt-in code of practice (called the LEAN initiative).
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The initiative, initially known as the European Reassurance Initiative, was launched in 2014 by then U.S. President Barack Obama in the wake of Russia's annexation of Ukraine's Crimea region.
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"If what we do is run a ballot initiative and fund five candidates, it will be a committee for the ballot initiative and donations to the candidates," Altman said.
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While the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative has already made investments in charter schools and education start-ups, the money toward curing diseases represents the group's first major initiative in science.
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Although Washington voters rejected I-732 carbon tax initiative in 2016, they have the opportunity to enact a carbon tax via the Carbon Fee initiative 1631 in November 2018.
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They might work, though, if combined with another initiative: an offer of employment as trainees in President-elect Donald J. Trump's proposed initiative to rebuild the nation's crumbling infrastructure.
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It's a joint initiative between the Drugs for Neglected Diseases Initiative (DNDi) and the World Health Organization (WHO) and aims to develop new or improved treatments for bacterial infections.
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The initiative replaces Stanford's 15-year-old Global Climate & Energy Project, which Exxon and BofA also backed, an initiative winding down this year that focused more on basic research.
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So he became an outreach worker, employed by a program named Cure Violence to recruit participants for an initiative known as Readi Chicago (for Rapid Employment and Development Initiative).
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Voters in Washington state took matters into their own hands and passed Initiative 1639, the only voter initiative aimed at gun safety that appeared on a ballot last November.
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My green initiative - - everyone gets a beer bong.
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I've got a big role in the Department of Justice's National Initiative for Building Community Trust and Justice, and we're beginning that work in some of the national initiative sites.
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Speaking at the final White House event for the My Brother's Keeper initiative, Obama said his initiative to reduce barriers to success for minority men would remain a lifelong pursuit.
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Google already offers something similar in Europe through the Digital News Initiative, but the Google News Initiative is intended to be a wider worldwide expansion of those kinds of efforts.
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Friedman spoke on a call organized by the Atlantic Council's Cyber-Statecraft Initiative along with the head of the initiative, a long time internet of things security advocate, Josh Corman.
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The festival, set to last until Saturday, is organized by Belgrade's Youth Initiative for Human Rights, Civic Initiative for Human Rights and Integra, a rights organization from Kosovo's capital Pristina.
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Carbon Washington, the initiative campaign, maintains that Initiative 732 would be revenue neutral and that, by reducing the state sales tax, the proposal would make taxation in Washington less regressive.
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According to the Initiative and Referendum Institute, states that feature an initiative on the ballot in a given election year also feature higher turnouts, of between 3 percent and 4.5 percent in presidential years and between 7 percent and 9 percent in midterm years, over states without an initiative on the ballot.
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Utah's medical cannabis initiative, however, has set up a political battle on the LDS church's home turf, turning the initiative into something of a barometer of its influence within the state.
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" That's how Breaker magazine's David Z. Morris described Initiative Q in a November 6 article called "Initiative Q Is All the Bad Parts of Crypto and None of the Good Ones.
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President Obama was at least as proactive, launching the Security and Governance Initiative, hosting a major summit for African leaders, creating the Young African Leaders Initiative and frequently visiting the continent.
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"Things are moving in the United States and it was high time there was an initiative in Europe, and I am glad the first initiative is coming from Luxembourg," he said.
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Saudi initiative For years, Saudi Arabia has pushed its 2002 peace initiative as the basis for an end to the conflict and a full normalization of relations with the Arab states.
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A partnership between YouTube, NowThis, and the first lady's Reach Higher education initiative, the series will air on the NowThis channel and available at the YouTube learning initiative page Sept. 4.
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Tired: "I helped with an initiative that reduced order fulfillment time by 20%" Wired: "I orchestrated an initiative that reduced order fulfillment time by 20%" You didn't just help — you orchestrated.
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It would restrict funding for both the so-called Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure Cloud initiative and the Defense Enterprise Office Solutions initiative until the Pentagon provides an acquisition plan to Congress.
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After a series of episodes in which black players were racially abused, Italian soccer officials unveiled an education initiative to fight the problem, but the initiative was immediately labeled racist itself.
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The initiative, called "Resolve to Save Lives," is funded by a $225 million investment from three major donors: Bloomberg Philanthropies, the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
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The initiative, called "Resolve to Save Lives," is funded by a $225 million investment from three major donors: Bloomberg Philanthropies, the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
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PLT's latest initiative is with Hailey Baldwin – but Mrs.
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Obama's initiative — and the garden itself — was all about.
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And then there was SDI — the Strategic Defense Initiative.
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It produced the first-ever U.S. innovation strategy, launched the Precision Medicine Initiative (providing more than $200 million to accelerate a new era of personalized medicine), embarked on a Cancer Moonshot initiative and launched the BRAIN initiative that resulted in a doubling of research funding for Alzheimer's research at NIH between 2012 and 2017.
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The Panda Power Plant initiative was also incorporated earlier this year into the "Belt and Road" initiative, China's ambitious plan to invest in development projects in countries along the old Silk Road.
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Green tech transfer is also a feature of China's Belt and Road Initiative, a massive infrastructure development and investment initiative aimed at linking Asia and Europe along the historical Silk Road route.
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"The acquisition accelerates Salesforce's roadmap for their Customer 360 initiative, which helps companies gain a complete view of their customers, and more broadly their analytics initiative," Wedbush Securities analyst Steve Koenig said.
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These include the Proliferation Security Initiative and the Container Security Initiative programs, in which US Customs agents work with their foreign counterparts to inspect US-bound cargo before its heads our way.
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The idea for the initiative was born out of cold, hard stats: from 2007-2018, just 4% of the directors of the 1200 top grossing films were women, according to the initiative.
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"You know there's something real wrong with a marijuana legalization initiative if the guy who wrote the medical marijuana initiative in that state is against it," he said of the proposed law.
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Christos Makridis serves as a digital fellow at the MIT Sloan Initiative on the Digital Economy and as a non-resident fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government's Cyber Security Initiative.
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Paul LePage of Maine described an initiative to change voting procedures in that state as "horrific," and vowed to "go to jail" rather than help carry out another initiative, to expand Medicaid.
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"Legislatures have never liked the initiative process, because in a way, it is overriding them," said John Matsusaka, executive director of the Initiative and Referendum Institute at the University of Southern California.
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The U.S. Treasury's common sense regulatory initiative, "A Financial System That Creates Economic Opportunities Banks and Credit Unions," includes a cybersecurity initiative that would have financial regulatory agencies standardize cyber security regulations.
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But DeSantis, a Republican and staunch Donald Trump supporter who previously declared his opposition to the initiative, told the Palm Beach Post Wednesday he doesn't foresee rolling the initiative out any time soon.
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They're joined by a parent and patient initiative in Germany — called the CAH Parents and Patients Initiative — that advocates on behalf of people with a particularly common diagnosis called congenital adrenal hyperplasia (CAH).
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Facebook will stop funding and pull out of a group battling a major California privacy initiative, backers of the initiative announced, just after Mark Zuckerberg finished a two-day grilling from congressional lawmakers.
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Clinton said she first began focusing on the "horrific slaughter" of elephants when she was secretary of state and later helped launch an anti-poaching initiative at her family's nonprofit Clinton Global Initiative.
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Similarly, Arizona voted down the Renewable Energy Standards Initiative (I-127) and voters in Colorado supported fossil fuel industry on Proposition 112 (Minimum Distance Requirements for New Oil, Gas, and Fracking Projects Initiative).
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Bipartisan majorities have approved the Ukraine Freedom Support Act and the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative, which have built security capacity, and the European Reassurance Initiative, which bolsters NATO in Central and Eastern Europe.
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"As a first step we are launching a pilot initiative for automatic exchange of such information on beneficial ownership," the ministers said in a joint statement, calling on others to join the initiative.
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The Hill reported Tuesday that the Clinton Foundation only disclosed cash contributions to the Clinton Global Initiative and not any of the pro-bono and in-kind contributions the initiative received from donors.
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Activists in both regions, however, are now working on a November ballot initiative to close down the brothels; they've already gotten enough signatures in Lyon County to put the initiative to a vote.
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His specific projects have included the Precision Medicine Initiative, working with the NIH to advance personalized medicine, and the Police Data Initiative, which aims to improve policing and rebuild trust in local communities.
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Though Mr. Trump initially opposed the initiative, which began under the Obama administration, his White House has come to see it as an important counterweight to China's $1 trillion Belt and Road Initiative.
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I'm going to meet Colombia today, they have just signed a Memorandum of Understanding with WEF, they will join this initiative, together with the C40 Initiative, the 92 biggest cities in the world.
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The U.S. will no longer participate in the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI), a global initiative that requires member nations to disclose their revenues from oil, gas and mining assets, according to Reuters.
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Britain will pledge to send three Chinook helicopters to Mali to provide logistical support for a French counter-terrorism operation and to participate in a new European defence initiative, the European Intervention Initiative.
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It taught me to accept challenges and take the initiative.
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Abraham Lincoln and the new Republican party seized the initiative.
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Carlos Gonzalez, 20, described the initiative as "discriminatory against men".
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Apple, Twitter, Intel and Baidu didn't participate in the initiative.
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Apparel company Patagonia is among those involved in the initiative.
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Watch: Will Florida's ballot initiative swing the state in 2020?
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Colorado approved a ballot initiative on the issue last week.
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Sometimes you have to use your initiative for your exit!!
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But he is less impressed with the Now United initiative.
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The two also discussed Sandberg's new initiative, Together Women Can.
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But the initiative isn't necessarily guaranteed — at least right away.
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It's part of the organization's new initiative called Demand Tracker.
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Racine says the initiative sends a clear message to predators.
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Remember that #WomenWhoWork initiative she launched as a fashion designer?
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This initiative will triple the size of that biobank data.
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"Our forces regained the initiative," they said in a statement.
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The global influence operations under the Belt and Road Initiative.
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I think the #metoo initiative is a very powerful movement.
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Anyone with initiative found ways to leave for exile abroad.
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But not everyone is on board with the new initiative.
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The TC Nonprofit Program is one initiative of this program.
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One new initiative in Brussels strives to do just that.
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Proposals for Twitter's healthy conversations initiative are due April 13.
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President Barack Obama announced a Precision Medicine Initiative last year.
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I'm guessing it's some tech initiative... I know Smart Tosin!
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NYCDS is proud to have fought for this important initiative.
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His organization may be called the Joe Biden Cancer Initiative.
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So far, $13 million has been raised for such initiative.
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Malik Ducard, global head of learning, announced the initiative today.
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The initiative is a grant recipient of the CMA Foundation.
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A BIG STIMULUS PACKAGE THAT INCLUDES A LARGE INFRASTRUCTURE INITIATIVE?
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Google is spending $1.2 million through the Google News Initiative.
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Sidewalk Labs debuted its first major initiative, LinkNYC, last month.
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Applications to take part in the initiative opened last week.
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You might have heard of Google's AutoML initiative before now.
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If so, the initiative may soon pass to the regime.
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That range of topics shows the breadth of the initiative.
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Plus, the initiative offers discounted rent and suggests community events.
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These aspects of Initiative Q have raised the most suspicion.
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Jackson says the initiative will have a presence on Apple.
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On working with Apple on this initiative, Gutierrez was effusive.
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He did not say how he would finance the initiative.
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How many schools have an "Imagination and Climate Futures Initiative"?
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And one — Michigan — will likely go through a ballot initiative.
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As part of this initiative, TechCrunch began Include Office Hours.
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You recently became a part of the Time's Up initiative.
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Is this new initiative another Hail Mary to assuage critics?
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College admissions will see that you have drive and initiative.
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" She "didn't in the end aggressively push for the initiative.
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That's not to say some fraternities haven't taken the initiative.
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The Billion Tree Tsunami project was part of that initiative.
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The initiative is expected to go live early next year.
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Unsurprisingly, Modi's demonetization initiative has caused chaos across the country.
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We changed the law in 2014 through a voter initiative.
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The UK reportedly declined to participate in the US initiative.
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What happened there to motivate you to start this initiative?
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What they almost never do is take their own initiative.
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Beyoncé's Beygood initiative has worked on clean water issues before.
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" He later added that the initiative is "symbolic and satirical.
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I get the pushback to Salon's initiative, though, I do.
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The initiative is launching at IBM's White Plains, NY, headquarters.
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Please credit Stateline, an initiative of the Pew Charitable Trusts.
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Do you have an idea to advance a team initiative?
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The Open Access Initiative is specifically funded by Bloomberg Philanthropies.
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Let's hope the Second Dawn isn't like the Dharma Initiative!
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"The initiative must have come from the queen," he explained.
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But the nurses are at the core of the initiative.
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Fans were thrilled to hear about Queen Bey's latest initiative.
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Compare this to the initiative taken by the private sector.
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The sheer bureaucratic weight of the initiative is not feasible.
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Many financial advisors are urging clients to take the initiative.
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Ah, the joy of Democrats campaigning in ballot initiative states.
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The initiative is an ambitious play, but it makes sense.
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Show initiative, but be careful not to be a nuisance.
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You can read more about Amazon's Shipment Zero initiative here.
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His initiative has fresh momentum thanks to the administration's backing.
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The effort is an initiative of the Facebook Journalism Project.
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An initiative launched in March, however, aims to change that.
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They join another initiative passed in Ohio earlier this year.
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The initiative failed by a margin of 82.82% to 17.18%.
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This Google Home initiative is intended to build on that.
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The industry is already on board with State's new initiative.
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The initiative is a result of the Panama Papers scandal.
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Many cast their ballots in support of the government's initiative.
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The Snapchat series is just the latest initiative from Maker.
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A new initiative hopes to put a stop to that.
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The Great Green Wall Initiative was launched the same year.
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PDT Updated with a statement from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.
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Ceres is one of five partner organizations leading the initiative.
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This initiative finding is interesting and worthy of further study.
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The stunt is part of GE's Balance the Equation initiative.
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Because Congress acted on this transparency initiative, the world followed.
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Finland has moved significantly, they're in the European Intervention Initiative.
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That was stated in the Arab Peace Initiative, years ago.
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Joining the regional initiative, she said, would bolster those efforts.
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The DOJ is not launching a new initiative, Flores said.
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Within two days, her initiative had raised more than €3,000.
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Society Justice Initiative who researches Mexico, says that during outgoing
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The Grassley initiative is scarcely a radical and draconian proposal.
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And yet, the initiative is not meant to be ambiguous.
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That's exactly what a new initiative is proposing you do.
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Yet the initiative has been accused of stifling free expression.
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He is skeptical that the initiative will drive new customers.
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China watchers point to the "One Belt One Road" initiative.
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This is where the Trump administration should seize the initiative.
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The initiative has attracted no significant opposition on Capitol Hill.
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The tough environment hasn't meant no ideas and no initiative.
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Their words were anxious, but their voices were eager. Initiative!
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Supporters argued that the initiative would lay out important clarifications.
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Tesco declined to reveal the anticipated cost of the initiative.
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The Healing Arts Initiative, previously known as Hospital Audiences Inc.
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Daniel Garza is the executive director of The Libre Initiative.
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Clark is proposing a joint initiative, the Career Preparation Project.
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But the initiative has been off to a stumbling start.
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An infrastructure initiative in 2018 is "virtually certain," he said.
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That budget suggested a 90 percent cut to the initiative.
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"We're not sugarcoating anything," says Truth Initiative CEO Robin Koval.
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The shareholders pushing the initiative feel differently, despite low support.
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The EDF Group said it had joined the EV100 initiative.
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This needs to be a bipartisan initiative with public hearings.
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W. Bush's words when he launched the New Freedom Initiative.
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It is Truth Initiative, no longer the American Legacy Foundation.
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The California initiative, however, offers no guidance on the matter.
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What transportation initiative will come out of the region next?
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The stimulus package was the administration's first economic policy initiative.
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And that's really what's so powerful about this industry initiative.
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This initiative was truly a big bet on Ohio's future.
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Initiative, a massive construction project designed to connect Africa, Europe,
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The sports initiative is an attractive one for potential buyers.
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The agency says it has reason to celebrate the initiative.
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Ola declined to comment on the specifics of the initiative.
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But the perseverance of initiative and referendum supporters paid off.
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Kathryn de Wit is manager of Pew's broadband research initiative.
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He won, and the initiative, known as Proposition 187, passed.
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Source: Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals, Better Cotton Initiative, UNEP
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The increasing violence has made the French initiative increasingly untenable.
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That failed initiative was criticized for its lack of ambition.
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He is the director of the school's Common Ground initiative.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Amazon's ad initiative is proving useful.
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It will also begin an unspecified "initiative" to help HBCUs.
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That's the idea behind Facebook's newest educational initiative called CodeFWD.
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Visit its website to learn more about the new initiative.
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The hotel industry began a similar initiative earlier this month.
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Being the figurehead of a cryptocurrency initiative has its risks.
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Thus, Palestinian leaders are hardly enthusiastic about Mr. Putin's initiative.
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" The orchestra is calling the initiative "Young People's Concerts Play!
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So her comments are basically calling that whole initiative inconsequential.
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Today is the 20th America Recycles Day, a nonprofit initiative.
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He hopes the initiative helped those who needed it most.
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Now, the estimated start date for this initiative is 2021.
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Trump is working on this initiative independently of her husband.
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That diplomatic initiative produced no immediate change on the ground.
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Claire McCaskill, the state's Democratic senator, supports the ballot initiative.
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No other Saudi government funding was received for the initiative.
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The protocol has been praised as a model environmental initiative.
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The entire GM team is proud to support this initiative.
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Impeachment gives Democrats a real chance to seize the initiative.
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So that's been a very important initiative for our company.
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A global infrastructure initiative is spreading that technology even further.
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All the more reason for Trump to seize the initiative.
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Now the president has responded with just such an initiative.
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Us, which has offered support to all five initiative campaigns.
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Why it matters: Netanyahu is very concerned about Macron's initiative.
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Nike Adventure Club is a key initiative for the company.
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Instead, they should take even more initiative where they can.
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The initiative is a high priority for President Xi Jinping.
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Later, it's often she who — sweetly, blithely — takes the initiative.
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"Seize the initiative and effectively shape international opinion," he added.
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They do, however, conditionally support the liquefied natural gas initiative.
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"This big initiative for us is food forward," he said.
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So Mr. Roux's initiative is rowing against a powerful tide.
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Or at least give Putin's initiative the veneer of consent.
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The initiative has become an official Tokyo 2020 Olympics programme.
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Trump has called the initiative a "blight" on the landscape.
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Securing Democracy, an initiative of the German Marshall Fund, have
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There is the matter of the emerging Trump peace initiative.
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Not among the companies supporting the initiative, however, is 8chan.
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She is a founding member of the American Talent Initiative.
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Ability to take the initiative in tasks with minimal supervision.
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But last month, the White House suspended this initiative indefinitely.
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Munich Kammerspiele has a similar initiative, the Open Border Ensemble.
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He plans to file a new ballot initiative on Wednesday.
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The tree initiative, it turns out, is not total bullshit.
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It may succeed in squelching the California initiative through intimidation.
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Dr. Marra is the director of the Georgetown Environment Initiative.
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This initiative comes amid a nationwide call for gun control.
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OPIC is set to announce a new initiative in Africa.
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In 2013, GameStop embarked on a new initiative: smartphone stores.
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The initiative, global in scope, was announced in New York.
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They included leadership, social influence, creativity, initiative and idea generation.
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Critics immediately said the initiative did not go far enough.
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The ribbons are part of the "Stand With A.C.L.U." initiative.
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The fintech has backpedaled on at least one new initiative.
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Facebook's own major video initiative, "Watch," likely won't suffer though.
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In March 1983, President Reagan announced the Strategic Defense Initiative.
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About those jobs: The coal mining initiative is a hoax.
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Julie serves on the board of the Biden Cancer Initiative.
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The President also offered praise for the initiative last week.
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Particularly in today's polarized political climate, that's a popular initiative.
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Most thought it was an amazing initiative and were pleased.
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You just launched NGA Future, a new initiative on innovation.
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However, that's very different from approving a major spending initiative.
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We encourage Congress to act quickly on this bipartisan initiative.
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Join the #climatestrike in your city and support their initiative.
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It's a shrewd strategy, placing the initiative on his opponents.
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The administration pushed the bill as its main urban initiative.
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This article is part of The Times's initiative on race.
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The early results of this initiative have been incredibly encouraging.
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The initiative is inspired partly by Mr. Gross's personal experience.
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We signed it at the initiative of the United States.
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The first team presented a new initiative for Home Depot.
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The potentially bipartisan initiative on infrastructure is a great example.
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He has reversed an Obama initiative to expand overtime pay.
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Experts in government affairs said Mr. Behnam's initiative was unusual.
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But a majority of Yellow Vests have spurned the initiative.
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She was part of a government initiative against child marriages.
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But the Truth Initiative is demanding more from the FDA.
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This is a marketplace initiative for people to buy insurance.
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Recently, the White House officially recognized the microbiome's importance with their announcement of the National Microbiome Initiative, a $221 million investment initiative which includes a $1203 million investment by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
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Posted by Online Civil Courage Initiative on Monday, January 18, 2016 The Online Civil Courage initiative is the latest of various efforts to prevent the facilitation of online extremism and hate on social media.
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It took Michelle Obama a year to announce her "Let's Move" initiative, and Laura Bush held events for her "Ready to Read, Ready to Learn" initiative during the summer of her husband's first term.
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"There is no Democrat that is willing to give any money for a border barrier initiative, any substantial other than a dollar, for a border barrier initiative, so why have the discussion?" asked Rep.
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The proposal also refers to a "Global Low Level Presence Initiative," which Mr. Riss said was an American-backed initiative to gain global acceptance of agricultural exports containing traces of unauthorized genetically modified organisms.
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The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative gave $300,000 to a coalition working to get an initiative on the 2020 general election ballot that would fund education and local services by closing a commercial property tax loophole.
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China is aggressively pumping money into the South Pacific via President Xi Jinping's Belt and Road Initiative, said Karl Eikenberry, director of the U.S.-Asia Security Initiative at the Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center.
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Udacity, the online education company founded by Sebastian Thrun, is launching a new scholarship initiative as part of the Pledge to America's Workers job training initiative undertaken by the administration of President Donald Trump.
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Take for example, a new initiative known as the Golden Crown Stewardship Initiative around the Lewis and Clark and Flathead National Forests watershed designed to protect the watershed from the risk of severe fire.
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China and the Solomon Islands signed an agreement to work together on President Xi Jinping's flagship foreign policy initiative, the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), as well as others on economic and education strategies.
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"What can the countries represented here do to support you on Pillar Three [of your initiative]?" asked Ortagus, noting that Pillar Three (women enabled in the economy) was a foundational part of Trump's initiative.
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The Women in Public Policy Initiative -- Georgetown University To help foster women leaders, the Women in Public Policy Initiative at Georgetown University is an advocacy organization focused on the future for women in American politics.
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The mushroom initiative flew largely under the radar on Tuesday, during a competitive race for mayor and a more controversial initiative that would have made it legal for people to camp out on city streets.
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Officially named the Belt and Road initiative, the Silk Road initiative unveiled in 2013 has been touted by China as a way to boost global development through expanded links between Asia, Africa, Europe and beyond.
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The initiative included a tax increase to fund the state's Medicaid expenses, but the governor's budget office dropped new estimates after the election that suggested the initiative would run a deficit after a couple years.
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One initiative is intended to expedite researchers' access to cancer compounds.
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Apurba Sakti is a research scientist at the MIT Energy Initiative.
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Go deeper: The staggering scale of China's Belt and Road initiative
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Jerry Brown's proposed ballot initiative to reduce the state's prison population.
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He responded to five questions from The Economist's Open Future initiative.
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Unfortunately, there is frustratingly little polling on the Maine ballot initiative.
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This initiative will only put us at greater risk of violence.
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Companies such as Google, Apple and Facebook have criticized the initiative.
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But where did the name for the Avengers Initiative come from?
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Others questioned where the logic of this equality initiative could lead.
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Another major driving factor for this initiative is Africa's abundant population.
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"This is certainly an initiative aimed at cost reduction," said Gelfand.
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The initiative may not have surfaced otherwise from within the organization.
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Watch: The midterm ballot initiative that could swing Florida in 2020
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"This new initiative has the potential to be transformative," Graham said.
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We distribute, resist, guaranteed jobs, guaranteed healthcare but no individual initiative.
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They have initiative on the ballot, but you can repeal that.
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That's not to say that the initiative doesn't have its issues.
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Neither should Republicans fear a "blue wave" by supporting the initiative.
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Proceeds go to the incredible #MarchForOurLives Initiative, so stream & download & listen!
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A previous study by the Inclusion Initiative may hold the answer.
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Some Google workers had pledged to strike due to the initiative.
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Unfortunately, the initiative came far short of raising the necessary funds.
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To learn more about Capital One's Future Edge initiative, go here.
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That may change, with a new regulatory initiative announced last fall.
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Robertson told Forbes he was wowed by her mission and initiative.
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The initiative launched Thursday, July 19, with a public service announcement.
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Therefore, Ms. Morrison will remain on the President's Manufacturing Jobs Initiative.
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The initiative, which began in 2005, has waned in recent years.
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Mill collaborated with the School District of Philadelphia for the initiative.
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Role: Participant in the manufacturing initiative Why he's there: Dana Inc.
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Correa's government scrapped that initiative after failing to raise enough money.
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Microsoft and NewsGuard announced the mobile browser initiative on January 16.
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Now it is a major part of the church's care initiative.
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The company is also participating in an industry initiative called Loop.
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But the initiative remains in its infancy, according to the CIA.
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Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) spearheaded the initiative.
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Scottish politicians, including some Tory ones, have welcomed Glasgow's heroin initiative.
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It has since been renamed the European Deterrence Initiative, or EDI.
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The campaign supporting the initiative has roughly $5.6 million in contributions.
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California lawmakers voted Monday to extend a climate change initiative Gov.
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Ben Moscovitch directs The Pew Charitable Trusts' health information technology initiative.
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Members of the University Leadership Initiative gather at a campus apartment.
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Trump University, later renamed the Trump Entrepreneur Initiative, folded in 2010.
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It is a development initiative that would make Governor Rockefeller jealous.
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The passage of Obamacare in 2010 was the last such initiative.
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Her Medical Research Council initiative is funding research spanning these areas.
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This all bodes well for Amazon's new Prime Wardrobe initiative, too.
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The process is said to have started at the king's initiative.
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To date, Facebook has signed up 48 countries for its initiative.
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The program is enabled by the Department of Defense's SkillBridge initiative.
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Altria is reviewing the California initiative and considering options, he said.
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You would think they would have some sort of initiative, pledges.
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The initiative appears to have the support of the Indonesian government.
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As an initiative to tackle poverty, it just doesn't add up.
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The two companies are aligned on a self-driving car initiative.
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Risks and rewards Analysts have highlighted logistical challenges of the initiative.
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Would he commit to some Russian-led military initiative in Syria?
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Another key objective of the initiative is to greatly improve hovering.
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Diversity on the runway isn't a new or unheard-of initiative.
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For those with long memories, this initiative has a familiar ring.
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Interestingly, a similar initiative was voted down in Oregon on Tuesday.
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The New Brain Initiative is another great example of crossing agencies.
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But the Time's Up initiative isn't just confined to the carpet.
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To catalyze the initiative, Indigo is creating the Indigo Carbon marketplace.
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For his part, Mr Gryseels is wary of Mr Macron's initiative.
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Many have called for the initiative to be rolled out nationwide.
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On Snapchat, that initiative led to sensational headlines and titillating thumbnails.
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LOS ANGELES — Lilly Singh's #GirlLove initiative just got even more personal.
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Already, we'd learned from Google's Made with Code initiative, that only .
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Washington's Initiative 1433: The minimum wage increases to $13.50 by 2020.
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But it is the conservatives who seem to have the initiative.
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SOURCES: Survival International, Rights and Resources Initiative and the United Nations.
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The Economist's Open Future initiative interviewed Mr McFate about modern conflicts.
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The second initiative, "flagging stories as disputed," is an interesting one.
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A similar initiative, targeted at detecting salmonella, took place in 2014.
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H: What drew you to the Wikipedia format for the initiative?
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With the new initiative, IBM announced 12 projects planned for 2017.
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As part of the initiative we are holding an essay contest.
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Yes, it's a blockchain initiative — but definitely not just another one.
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This new initiative just makes that action more visible to everyone.
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And be sure to support the initiative with the hashtag #MexicoRises.
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Now amazon has taken the initiative of U.S. summer shopping season.
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Back in April, Nintendo launched a bold new initiative called Labo.
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We interviewed Mr Graeber as part of our Open Future Initiative.
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For Trump, the healthcare overhaul marks his first major legislative initiative.
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This is the second annual scholarship under the Pornhub Cares initiative.
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That earlier initiative drew a strong rebuke from the European Union.
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So, he founded the Black Male Yoga Initiative (BMYI) in 2015.
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The measure, called Initiative 732, isn't just any carbon tax, either.
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MC) have joined an initiative launched by UBS Group AG (UBSG.
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Making a FinTech product just for millennials is a bold initiative.
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Since its founding, the initiative has given a total $1.8 billion.
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"Now the hard work to bring the initiative to fruition begins."
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Oculus financed the entire project through its VR for Good initiative.
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Chris Viscardi was the man put in charge of that initiative.
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The timing of the Kaisers' initiative proved auspicious in two ways.
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Gender equality and women empowerment are critical pillars of this initiative.
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"This is not an initiative that excludes others," the Elysee said.
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LOS ANGELES — YouTube's #ProudToBe initiative is facing a sea of haters.
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The call took place at the initiative of the Turkish side.
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Since then, all but Vermont have legalized marijuana via ballot initiative.
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You can read more about the initiative and its impact here.
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An Australian initiative that combines infrastructure spending with privatisation shows promise.
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There are some eye-popping books in Kickstarter's Exquisite Objects initiative.
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"It's not moving well," a Saudi source said of the initiative.
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The Future Investment Initiative is an upcoming conference in Saudi Arabia.
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Ride KC: Bridj will be the latest plank in that initiative.
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But Pakistan is an exception, the Global Polio Eradication Initiative says.
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A government initiative to encourage collaboration would go a long way.
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That same year, the university/initiative began to wind down operations.
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Unfortunately, there is a rush in Congress to dismantle the initiative.
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It's also not the only new car-sharing initiative from Ford.
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Amazon is rolling out a new initiative to reduce shipping waste.
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We have the Overdose Response Initiative, which is up and running.
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But Snap's 26 initiative is more robust than its past efforts.
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Here is my second video contribution to #letterarchive initiative ✌🏾️ Enjoy!
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Some, like Labour MP Dawn Butler, advocated for a similar initiative.
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He backed the church initiative, saying the clergy were independent mediators.
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This afternoon, it announced Salesforce Einstein, its artificial intelligence (AI) initiative.
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Ironically Mr Cafaro's initiative has created yet another layer of bureaucracy.
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Go deeper: The staggering scale of Beijing's Belt and Road initiative
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Lowes is part of an initiative called Psoriasis: The Inside Story.
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However, taking the initiative was unrelated to whether men had regrets.
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The initiative is the result of bipartisan legislation passed in 2010.
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Last month, she released her Initiative on Technology and Innovation plan.
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Most disturbing, this initiative has a chilling effect on civic engagement.
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It's neither a Democratic nor Republican initiative and never has been.
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In November, Californians could vote on an initiative to legalize marijuana.
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Trump launched her children's wellness initiative, "Be Best," earlier this year.
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A group of far-left organizations recently launched an initiative, #FixDemocracyNow.
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These are all part of Mayor Bill de Blasio's OneNYC initiative.
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Our states are taking the initiative to pass equal pay laws.
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The Truth Initiative is mostly known for its anti-tobacco campaign.
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What does this initiative mean for other communities outside of Maryland?
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Take Barcelona FC's initiative to create a #WeAreAllLeoMessi hashtag for example.
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But the overall mood surrounding the initiative is one of optimism.
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Costs to mount or oppose a ballot initiative campaign have skyrocketed.
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The initiative would expand Medicaid coverage for more than 60,000 Idahoans.
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The initiative would cause massive disruption to the Swiss banking system.
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The initiative sponsored by Chase is aimed at repairing that reputation.
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A new SEC initiative helped boost the agency's figures, it said.
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Jordan Bruneau is a policy analyst at the Becoming American Initiative.
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The legislature passed that measure, Initiative 2628, on party-line votes.
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Curtis Scaparrotti, on the European Reassurance Initiative at 22019:30 p.m.
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In the meantime, the initiative is off to a good start.
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However, what the American AI Initiative does not do is noteworthy.
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We will not take the initiative that could lead to war.
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Washington -- A ballot initiative would repeal the state's anti-discrimination law.
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This initiative could be the success the beleaguered WTO desperately needs.
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Europe and America can never compete with China's B&R Initiative.
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With any new business or initiative, the outside world is skeptical.
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Under the arrangement, the initiative would be known solely as CHAI.
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Their first major science initiative is, to say the least, ambitious.
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I think that's probably the greatest failing of the entire initiative.
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The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative is tackling both local and global issues.
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Yet the initiative looks less than the sum of its parts.
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It requires the engagement of a multilateral effort on American initiative.
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Congress can also call for a major initiative to improve policing.
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Activists said they submitted more than 100,000 signatures for each initiative.
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The fresh-beef initiative comes as pressure builds on McDonald's kitchens.
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The Age-Friendly DC Initiative is part of an international effort.
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This made for a gloomy mood of the Future Investment Initiative.
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The clemency initiative identifies federal prisoners deserving of an early release.
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Diana Lind is Managing Director of the Fels Policy Research Initiative.
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Then, 10 years later, the Women's Health Initiative reversed its findings.
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Even so, critics have slammed the initiative for being poorly funded.
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Laura Lightbody directs The Pew Charitable Trusts' flood-prepared communities initiative.
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Michelle Obama travels to Africa for her Let Girls Learn initiative.
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Again, polling suggests a majority of Washington voters support the initiative.
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However, reactions to the independently-funded initiative have been mixed regardless.
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Cofounding the initiative with Bajaj is Foresite Capital CEO Jim Tananbaum.
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W.A.P. will now be partnering with TripAdvisor on its educational initiative.
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The initiative provided more resources and raises for the sheriff's office.
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Dr. Breivik is responding to President Obama's National Cancer Moonshot Initiative.
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The lawmaker has made climate change a key initiative of hers.
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Let's infuse engineering with nature into the new national infrastructure initiative.
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A new week brings a fresh Google initiative targeting AI startups.
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The pledge is part of a new initiative called Play Smart.
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That's the very simple idea behind an initiative started by Sens.
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That initiative was met with pushback from multiple veterans' rights organizations.
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Dr. Goff was one of the principal partners in the initiative.
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The initiative, the Journal reports, has led to some legal challenges.
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How to finance any such initiative will be a great challenge.
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Learn more about the initiative and find an event near you.
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The Bay Area initiative SF Connected also provides free computer training.
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His successor, George W. Bush, offered up a Healthy Marriage Initiative.
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One such step: taking part in H&M's garment collection initiative.
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Committee Republicans said Bannon's appearance was postponed at the committee's initiative.
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He expertly dodged the question, instead pointing to Apple's CarPlay initiative.
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Part of the initiative included charging for plastic bags at stores.
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But the Trump administration pushed pause on the initiative in August.
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Utah Proposition 2 is mostly a standard medical marijuana legalization initiative.
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In 28500, Washington voters passed Initiative 6900 to expand background checks.
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The United States and China are among those supporting the initiative.
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One major initiative, and probably the most well known, is (RED).
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Obama's "Let's Move" initiative and other efforts to promote healthy eating.
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Trump's initiative, therefore, is poised to protect Europe and weaken Russia.
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Sam Nunn, co-chairman of the Nuclear Threat Initiative, told CNN.
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Manager Brad Ausmus confirmed Romine was bunting on his own initiative.
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In reality, the letter was the mayor's initiative to encourage voting.
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Twitter's announcement about fleets gives a subtle reference to the initiative.
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Burgess has led an initiative for better mental health at sea.
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The initiative should save $130 million over a number of years.
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Several of those, including Japan, Australia and Switzerland, criticized the initiative.
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The initiative was the largest-ever corporate takeover of federal housing.
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The Belt and Road Initiative is what Turkey has been seeking.
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And yesterday Facebook announced an initiative to experiment with wireless Internet.
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Coinbase is announcing a new initiative called the USDC Bootstrap Fund.
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The initiative is supported by Governor Andrew Cuomo, also a Democrat.
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Beto O'Rourke's first policy initiative was a $5 trillion climate plan.
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That said, Google's Digital Wellbeing initiative will expand in Android 10.
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The initiative is particularly dubious given the population of the buildings.
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Margaret Atwood was a mentor in the initiative, not Margaret Drabble.
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Blackmun later told investigators that he was mistaken about that initiative.
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Ms. Morgan is also executive director of the Great Democracy Initiative.
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But Amazon's ambitions are just one part of the Safir initiative.
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Spending on the Washington initiative broke all records in the state.
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And the Redfin model depends on customers to take more initiative.
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The United States can address Afghanistan only with a political initiative.
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Mr. Bloomberg's initiative to create more small schools showed positive outcomes.
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Who actually has the time to push forward a new initiative?
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There's an initiative to make Arweave work over high-frequency radio.
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An employee at the Zuckerberg Chan Initiative tested positive for coronavirus.
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But the initiative comes with at least a few strings attached.
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It is Local Initiatives Support Corporation, not Local Initiative Support Corporation.
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The initiative monitors development in an area long shrouded in secrecy.
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Trump made her "Be Best" initiative a focus of the trip.
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The initiative has partnered with over 150 theaters around the country.
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He even teased the White House for its faltering infrastructure initiative.
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She applauds the initiative of having more women fill board seats.
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He also has his own initiative to increase connectivity in India.
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Contemporary observers broadly viewed Roosevelt's initiative as reflecting unseemly political maneuvering.
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It is the first initiative of its kind in higher education.
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Israel should not to implement the initiative by force, it said.
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But there is room for initiative, and small acts of rebellion.
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Is there any serious initiative underway to reopen diplomacy with Iran?
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Opponents of the labelling initiative fear it will boost the BDS.
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The initiative, however, doesn't end when the participant gets a job.
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This demonstrates competence and trustworthiness by highlighting your initiative and responsibility.
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The students lead this initiative — the school administration is not involved.
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The members of the initiative are making commitments to share data.
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"You had huge numbers going on their own initiative," he said.
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But we shouldn't let his worst mistake destroy his best initiative.
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So the system asks them to hide their talent and initiative.
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But opinion polls have shown that most Bavarians favored the initiative.
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This must be broader than any one initiative alone, however large.
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Our competitor clearly sees the benefit of this type of initiative.
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The initiative has $300,23 to spend on around 24 new residents.
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Can you confidently say an initiative you led increased client acquisition?
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Her company, Fragmentario, is equal parts fashion experiment and educational initiative.
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CNN spoke with multiple health policy experts about the legislative initiative.
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And China now is - they have the Belt and Road Initiative.
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He is Distinguished Senior Fellow at the 21st Century Wilberforce Initiative.
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You have to take initiative to do the task at hand.
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Hoskie says the initiative went beyond the usual partisan political divisions.
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Then,10 years later, the Women's Health Initiative reversed its findings.
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In June 2012, thousands protested a government initiative to ban abortion.
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At least Benji was showing initiative, she said, interest in something.
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Defense officials say Mattis was a major supporter of the initiative.
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Call to Earth is a CNN initiative in partnership with Rolex.
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This initiative coming out of Instagram's UK team isn't an accident.
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" The initiative, he added, has "really gained a lot of momentum.
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In 2018, local activists secured a ballot initiative on the issue.
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The comprehensive 10-year climate change initiative, sponsored by Democratic Rep.
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The initiative, aptly named "Together at Christmas," will launch in 2020.
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No infrastructure initiative has ever been this big in this country.
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Maine's successful initiative also would increase base pay for tipped workers.
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"We look at this as a multi-year initiative," he said.
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I think my first initiative as first lady will be cyberbullying.
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Fortunately, a global initiative exists to improve core public health capacities.
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It was anathema to much of what the initiative stood for.
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Unfortunately, the initiative isn't functioning as well as it should, either.
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The Student Life Essentials program is the latest initiative for DonorsChoose.
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Nor has Xi's Belt and Road Initiative noticeably boosted growth inland.
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The initiative is designed to prevent power lines from sparking fires.
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Trump first floated a Space Force initiative in March 2018 speech.
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The overhaul initiative is a top priority for major U.S airlines.
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The initiative is also likely to sweep up private Chinese companies.
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The initiative offers virtually open-ended talk therapy free of charge.
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A new initiative called D.C. Cat Count might provide some answers.
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The initiative is being promoted by his eldest daughter, Ivanka Trump.
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Ms. Trump's initiative was meant to strike a subtly different tone.
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The initiative comes as the UAE celebrates its Year of Tolerance.
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Take local charities like the Bitcoin for Venezuela Initiative or EatBCH.
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SR: First, can you tell us what this initiative is about?
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The United Arab Emirates city announced the initiative this month as part of its Dubai 10X Initiative, a bid to implement as soon as possible the technologies it believes will become standard 10 years from now.
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The Chinese government has committed $9.2 billion over 15 years into a precision medicine initiative, which includes funding the use of AI. The NIH's comparable initiative was appropriated funding of just $1.5 billion over ten years.
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Unlike Nancy Reagan on Diff'rent Strokes to promote Just Say No, her anti-drug initiative, or Laura Bush on Rachael Ray to bring attention to her heart disease awareness initiative, Obama has been a seamless presence.
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It's a game of positioning and opportunity, as play goes Mech-by-Mech in order of initiative (though a player with initiative can always choose to pass and defer their move to later in the turn).
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The initiative, which has provided free HIV testing and treatment to over 11.5 million people in over 35 of the hardest hit countries, is the largest international health initiative in history focused on a single disease.
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"Although the Northern Australia initiative is separate to the Belt and Road Initiative, there are clearly complementarities there," he told reporters in Beijing, where he is representing Australia at a summit on the new Silk Road.
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The plan will offer the "first deliverables" of the National Quantum Initiative Act, a law passed by the previous Congress that laid out an initiative to improve U.S. efforts on quantum technology, according to the official.
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"Primeval" (season 4, episode 21) "Primeval" has the thankless job of winding up the Initiative plot line, and it manages to do so in a satisfying way by not even pretending to care about the Initiative.
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He also suggested sanctions against Chinese companies involved in China's reclamation work in the South China Sea, as well as an Asian Reassurance Initiative similar to the European Reassurance Initiative the Pentagon has to deter Russia.
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The Belt and Road Initiative, as it is formally called, is a key initiative of President Xi Jinping, and envisions rebuilding the old Silk Road to connect China with Asia, Europe and beyond with massive infrastructure spending.
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The First Lady was pictured arriving in Morocco on Monday evening with daughters Malia and Sasha Obama as part of the Let Girls Learn initiative, a government initiative aimed at helping girls obtain a quality education. Mrs.
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In fact, less than three years ago, California voters made this clear when they rejected an initiative, supported by Newsom, to abolish the death penalty and instead passed an initiative to ensure its fair and efficient implementation.
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While at MIT, he launched the Web Science Research Initiative with Tim Berners-Lee, Wendy Hall, Nigel Shadbolt and James Hendler, a cross-disciplinary research initiative promoting research on the technical and social impact of the web.
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A group called the Human Diagnosis Project is getting a lot of attention for its initiative to help doctors do that in underserved areas — an initiative that got the backing of the American Medical Association last week.
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Supporters of the initiative, known as the "Vollgeld" or the Sovereign Money Initiative (SMI), say approving the measure would make the financial system safer by preventing bankers from recklessly lending and putting people's savings at risk — again.
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One investor initiative is the Farm Animal Investment Risk & Return Initiative (FAIRR) which is campaigning to convince KFC parent Yum Brands Inc and other food companies to reduce the use of antibiotics in the meat they serve.
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He is president and CEO of Resolve to Save Lives, a global nonprofit initiative funded by Bloomberg Philanthropies, the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and part of the global nonprofit Vital Strategies.
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The suit says that the chief is responsible for the policies and customs of the department -- like the "People, Places and Narcotics" initiative, the "Violent Crimes" initiative and the "Traffic Stop" policy -- that led to the stop.
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Hannun — who also spent two years as chair of the investor subcommittee for the California Sustainable Energy Entrepreneur Development Initiative (CalSEED), a funding initiative of the California Energy Commission — has been widely recognized for her business contributions.
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Something similar happened again in the 1980s, when Ronald Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative and Darpa's Strategic Computing Initiative — aimed at threats posed by the Soviet Union and Japan, respectively — funneled even more resources into the region's companies.
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Something similar happened again in the 1980s, when Ronald Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative and Darpa's Strategic Computing Initiative — aimed at threats posed by the Soviet Union and Japan, respectively — funneled even more resources into the region's companies.
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The popular initiative regarding unconditional basic income was proposed in October 2013.
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Supporters of the initiative have been running a visual and vocal campaign.
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The list, curated by The Alice Initiative, highlights future important female directors.
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It was not truly European but rather an initiative led by Germany.
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That last part would be Chopra's purview under the "Stories Everywhere" initiative.
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Advancing its chip industry has been a major political initiative for Beijing.
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Pretty cool marketing initiative for #ITMovie spotted in Sydney CBD this morning.
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The relocation initiative has brought simmering discontent at USDA to a head.
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The company has said it plans to grow this initiative next year.
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Not-for-profit organization CAF India is also part of the initiative.
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Other alums joined Facebook, Microsoft, Fitbit, AthenaHealth and the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.
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The grant initiative is modeled on a successful program in North Carolina.
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Grubhub's latest food delivery initiative makes ordering takeout a lot more gratifying.
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"We're taking a significant step," Olsavsky reportedly said of the new initiative.
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"When we started the initiative, we realized a couple things," Holt said.
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But Richards was still skeptical of what would come of this initiative.
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The Missing Maps initiative saw the light of day in November 2014.
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The Berlin Street Music 4 Refugees initiative seems like a great start.
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Venture capitalist Tim Draper is the sponsor of the "Cal 3" initiative.
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The initiative was rejected earlier this week by Musa shareholder Sumitomo Corp.
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Franchises have also made substantial investments in the initiative, the company said.
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There's an initiative on the state ballot this year called Amendment 1.
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Remember Project Ara, Google's ambitious (and ongoing) initiative to develop modular smartphones?
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The initiative is how they work on it, but it is feasible.
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Lincoln Initiative pushes for policies like patent reform and reducing regulatory burdens.
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The initiative was meant to attract private investment, but it sputtered initially.
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Beyoncé has worked with Obama on her "Let's Move!" child-health initiative.
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The work of creating the ballot initiative started over two years ago.
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One of those big conservation partnerships is the Chesapeake Bay Watershed Initiative.
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The National Quantum Initiative Act will set us on the right path.
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The Oil and Gas Climate Initiative (OGCI), which also includes Total (TOTF.
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Obama's work helping students pursue higher education through her Reach Higher initiative.
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It's unclear what their roles in the initiative will be just yet.
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China is advancing development with its (admittedly contentious) Belt and Road Initiative.
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The initiative is being spearheaded by Intercontinental Exchange, the NYSE's parent company.
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The only way that can be changed is through another voter initiative.
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Donald and Melania Trump at the first lady's "Be Best" initiative launch.
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The move appeared at odds with Singapore's multi-pronged Smart Nation initiative.
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The disabled women hope the initiative can help them fight rampant stigma.
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It's not like Facebook's current face-checking initiative isn't without its problems.
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Google has also made acquisitions to bring engineering talent to the initiative.
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Bernice Dapaah started the Ghana Bamboo Bikes Initiative a few years ago.
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Fox Business has officially pulled out of Saudi Arabia's Future Investment Initiative.
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Those countries that did sign are hailed as members of the initiative.
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The Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative used satellite imagery to track their construction.
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Miner will be running his mysterious new edtech initiative from Cambridge, Mass.
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