To be blunt, the world owes the innovator nothing and the innovator owes the world everything.
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Once an innovator satisfies those requirements, California limits the number of autonomous vehicles to ten per innovator.
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He was a #Legend, innovator & one of a kind.
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The world has lost a true innovator & icon. pic.twitter.
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Innovator is a very heavy word [and] I'm so honored.
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Its reputation as an innovator is teetering on a precipice.
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Click here to view the Refinery29 2018 Beauty Innovator Awards.
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Only your Innovator pass is discounted — not your Disrupt experience.
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"Mother Nature is a great innovator and chemist," he says.
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I think people look at me more as an innovator.
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What do you get with a Disrupt Berlin Innovator pass?
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Want the full Disrupt SF experience, get an Innovator Pass.
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Taxation is the last thing that any innovator thinks about.
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Grinnell is bullish on network security innovator Palo Alto Networks.
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California is known worldwide as a cutting edge economic innovator.
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He's created millions of jobs and is a tremendous innovator.
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Andrew Feldman is the host of the Gov Innovator podcast.
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And Taiwan has long been an innovator in sustainable technology.
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But the son was an innovator in his own right.
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Dorrance is a tap innovator with a big, generous heart.
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But it's not going to be another genius innovator book.
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This game really could give us the next big innovator.
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It will mean that Apple not only lacks a Jobs-like innovator, it lacks the ability to recognize that it has lost its Jobs-like innovator and needs to switch to a more conventional approach.
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Click here for details and to apply for discounted Innovator passes.
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Ingvar Kamprad, the innovator of furniture giant IKEA, has passed away.
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A manufacturing innovator, a hawker of Mustang muscle, a pickup powerhouse.
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After all, the namesake Frank E. Campbell was an industry innovator.
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Here's what you can access with your Disrupt Berlin Innovator pass.
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He says the company is an innovator and a true disruptor.
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Massive Entertainment is an under-appreciated innovator of the MOBA genre.
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We keep dangling the free Innovator pass, and for good reason.
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The curator was in his former career a "med-tech" innovator.
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The only thing reduced about your Innovator experience is the price.
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His younger sister, Shuri, who runs Wakanda's tech, is an innovator.
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Jeremy is recognized broadly for his work as an education innovator.
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Heck, we even give you a free Innovator pass to attend.
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"He's an innovator when it comes to fear," Sloterdijk told me.
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Instead, companies should focus more on the innovator — not the innovation.
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Grant was an innovator when it came up with battlefield tactics.
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Experts cite Mr. Trincale as an innovator in the traditional form.
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Some of its status as a design innovator is at stake.
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American business is also the leading innovator globally in many areas.
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Paul Gosar (R-Arizona) -- Bill O'Keeffe, an inventor and innovator Rep.
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And I mean, is an impressive entrepreneur and an impressive innovator.
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Still, back then Ryan Brant was thought of as an innovator.
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President Trump, in other words, would be a trade policy innovator.
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Your reduced Innovator pass to Disrupt Berlin will cost €130 plus VAT.
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Innovator passes provide access to everything that makes a Disrupt event awesome.
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I am a technology innovator, and I'm also a lover of nature.
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According to WWD, the innovator officially left the French house on Jan.
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Our market is bigger, our consumers richer – we are the global innovator.
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Photo: Drew Angerer (Getty)Elon Musk is, if nothing else, an innovator.
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That's where the actress and the innovator are apparently most comfortable sharing.
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"I am a fucking innovator," she wrote, showcasing her untouched eye makeup.
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Non-innovator drugs are subject to a much lower 13 percent rebate.
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For years, McLaren has been recognized as an innovator in automotive technology.
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It is up the innovator to raise that level, slowly but surely.
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This year's winner is Suzanne Ciani, the pioneering synth innovator and composer.
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Here are nine gifts for the hustler, the innovator, the contemplative creative.
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And every participant receives a free Innovator pass to enjoy Disrupt Berlin.
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For decades, Walmart was seen as the world's foremost innovator in retail.
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He was an unforgiving innovator of the NBA. Single-minded. Precise. Gifted.
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"Earlier, we were the innovator, now we are the mainstream," he said.
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But the throwback-funk innovator is operating on a level beyond shtick.
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Innovator Energy, for one, has proposed converting carbon dioxide into commodity chemicals.
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Today, Apple and the National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT) announced a new partnership program, Innovator to Innovator, that will pair young women interested in careers in STEM with Apple executives for a one-on-one conversation.
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"The innovator par excellence was Steve Jobs, this was the spark," they said.
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Instead, Mr. Giuliani chose Mr. Bratton, who had a reputation as an innovator.
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Group Innovator Pass: Buy five or more passes and get a 20% discount.
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Imagine scoring two Innovator, Founder or Investor passes for the price of one.
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But Daedelus, so my son tells me, was a renowned craftsman and innovator.
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Don't miss your chance to buy two Innovator passes for €1184 (VAT included).
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If you didn't have balls, you couldn't be an innovator in that way.
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Our editors spent months testing their favorites for our 2017 Beauty Innovator Awards.
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Buy your discounted Innovator pass today and secure your place at the table.
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" Then, in a sentence like "Are you an innovator with imagination and originality?
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A unique innovator shares her journey and you don't want to miss it.
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Another innovator is Equity Bank, a Kenyan firm with operations across east Africa.
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In contrast, Didi proved a nimbler innovator than Uber and other rivals expected.
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I've always seen myself as an innovator and a creative unlike any other.
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Williams is a seasoned innovator with numerous patents and companies under his guidance.
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If you want to get noticed at work, you've gotta be an innovator.
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Innovator pass holders also have access to discounted hotel rooms in San Francisco.
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Mac Donald's own hero — "modern policing's premier innovator, William Bratton" — knows this well.
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It's the inventor and innovator of the zodiac, and it also brings surprises.
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We're offering a limited number of two-for-one Innovator passes for €695.
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Like Alice Waters, Ms. Cámara is not a culinary innovator, but a curator.
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And I don't think Mr. Friedman was accorded his due as an innovator.
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In fact, we give you a free Innovator pass to attend the show.
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You'll save 20% when you buy five or more Innovator passes at once.
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But the French have always seen him as a thinker and an innovator.
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Ari Melenciano is an innovator bringing together art, science, history, and black culture.
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Then he came across the work of the dub reggae innovator King Tubby.
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Mr. Pacholke is considered to be an innovator in the world of corrections.
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In reality, America has often been the conservative one, and Britain the innovator.
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This is a fantastic time to show people what an innovator you are!
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In any case, hold onto your utensils, some culinary innovator created the dumpling burger.
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So how has Ryan — a product innovator — managed to stay so creative for decades?
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Buy an Innovator, Founder or Investor pass and you'll score a second one free.
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Buy your Innovator, Founder or Investor passes before July 16 at 11:59 p.m.
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Vernā Myers is an inclusion strategist, cultural innovator, thought leader, social commentator and author.
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The starkest example is Ofo, a bike-sharing company previously feted as an innovator.
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Is it too late to submit this person for Beauty Innovator Of The Year?!
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Note: Discounted Student, Government or Nonprofit Innovator passes are not eligible for payment installments.
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Note: Discounted student, government or nonprofit Innovator passes do not qualify for payment installments.
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Don't procrastinate — take advantage of this limited-time offer: two Innovator Passes for €695.
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Plus, Hackathon participants receive free Innovator passes to Disrupt for that third day. Sweet.
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Wire has archival recordings of disco innovator Patrick Cowley and Candida Royalle's Candida Cosmica.
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And you can double that value with two-for-one pricing on Innovator passes.
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We had a thing called the Condor Innovator, which made your guitar sound different.
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Each delegation startup receives two Founder passes, and each organizer receives four Innovator passes.
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The goal of the innovator is not to die in a blaze of glory.
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The innovator hype may not translate into immediate sales, but it's not illusory either.
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Don't worry, you can buy an Innovator pass for as low as €245 + VAT.
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I mean, in terms of most innovative and interesting forward-pressing innovator in digital.
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We remember Netscape as an innovator, but that doesn't make Google Chrome a clone.
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We're just 24 hours away from releasing two-for-one Innovator passes for €695.
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At age 16, Dutch innovator Boyan Slat decided he wanted to tackle the problem.
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Once known primarily for cheap manufacturing, China is fast becoming a major tech innovator.
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Should the responsibility of increased transparency lie with the innovator, or the assessment system?
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Drudge once again was the innovator — with a retro look, and a prescient rationale.
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We would lose a major innovator in tech, and that to me is tragic.
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Group Innovator Pass: Buy five or more passes and get a 20 percent discount.
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With programs that align passion with purpose, we believe anyone can be an innovator.
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Looking at history, I would say to every potential founder and innovator: keep going.
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Motherboard spoke with Konstantin Popov, an Intel® Innovator and CEO of Cappasity Inc.
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Gigi Hadid attended the WSJ Mag Innovator Awards in New York City on Wednesday.
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Right. Yeah. We've done a bunch of ... WTT has been the innovator in tennis.
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Estonia's current strategy highlights its innovator role at the vanguard of novel cyber approaches.
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Here are his lessons for any entrepreneur or innovator in a brand new space.
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The beauty mogul honored designer Riccardo Tisci at the Wall Street Journal Innovator Awards.
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My experience with it shaped my perception of Warren as a brilliant policy innovator.
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He was a huge innovator in glam rock, art rock, dance, punk and electronica.
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Here's what you can access with an Innovator pass: Let's talk discount eligibility, shall we?
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Well, chances are one of those products made it into this year's Beauty Innovator Awards.
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Beyond his physicality, James was also a brilliant innovator of the martial arts in America.
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It's CrunchMatch, our free business match-making platform available to Innovator, Founder or Investor passholders.
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OH, the sex toy innovator is back with a new version of its discreet vibrator.
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One complimentary Innovator Pass that gives you access to all three days of Disrupt. Interested?
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Instead of asking tough questions, Carlson said, Beck hailed Facebook's billionaire founder as an innovator.
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PEOPLE Magazine pays tribute in this week's issue to the teen idol-turned pop innovator.
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We're releasing a limited number of Innovator Passes at a special price: two for €695.
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One of those speakers was Francesca Tosi, an Italian software developer and Intel® Innovator.
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"Apple is now a follower instead of a innovator," wrote one Weibo user named Yubo544.
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After the war, the famed swimmer focused his energy on becoming an innovator and entrepreneur.
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An Innovator pass will keep you plenty busy for all three days of DSF '25.
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Your Innovator pass gives you access to our library of event video content post-Disrupt.
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The 70 highest-scoring teams will receive 5 Innovator passes to TechCrunch Disrupt SF 53.
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So far as I can tell, he's a reformer in this area, not an innovator.
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If you work for a nonprofit organization, your Innovator pass costs $495 (you save $1,23).
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In the other car we have Nakia and Okoye, who's also a traditionalist-innovator pairing.
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" But Systrom bravely told the truth (emphasis mine): "When you are an innovator, that's awesome.
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In fact, its nascency was driven by marketing innovator Michael Blatter in the early 90s.
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You can buy an Innovator pass to Disrupt Berlin for as low as €245 + VAT.
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On Wednesday, Kim Kardashian West attended the WSJ Mag Innovator Awards in New York City.
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Over the past few years, Dev Hynes has become a reliable sub rosa pop innovator.
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Public health care advocates called Dr. Katz an innovator who thinks outside of the box.
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He knew JetSuite, his biggest rival, was a fellow scrappy innovator in a bureaucratic industry.
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Many adopt strategies suggested in "The Innovator&aposs Dilemma" to broaden their strategy and offerings.
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But the average innovator or entrepreneur, people still look at them like they&aposre insane.
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The Pour Bruce Schneider has been a grower, a producer, a marketer and an innovator.
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George Avetisov is the CEO of HYPR, an innovator in the industry of biometric authentication.
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Remember, it's the Innovator, Investor and Founders passes that get access to all the above!
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It also forced her to confront a conflict: was she an innovator or a conformist?
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But he rarely spoke on public issues and was not an innovator of military programs.
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We'll miss our friend, a true icon of music and art, and a brilliant innovator.
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Starbucks is a leading innovator in the coffeehouse market with its espresso and frappe drinks.
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Peter O'Hanlon, a software designer and Intel® Innovator, is tasked with doing just that.
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Previous recipients of the iHeartRadio Innovator Award include Bruno Mars, Pharrell Williams, Justin Timberlake and U2.
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North Korea, it's fair to say, is a world-class innovator when it comes to propaganda.
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Stan Litow is a professor at Duke and Columbia University, and innovator in residence at Duke.
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"Executive Chef…Taco Whisperer…Recipe Innovator…Creator, you can call me whatever you want," he says.
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He is an innovator who in 2016 came across as rather a stick-in-the-mud.
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Samsung Chases The Surface With Galaxy TabPro SApple is the innovator and Microsoft is the imitator.
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SBI used to be known as SoftBank Investment, although today it goes by Strategic Business Innovator.
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Innovator passes are perfect for software engineers, product managers, marketers, consultants and all-around tech enthusiasts.
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Investors should start seeing Apple CEO Tim Cook as an innovator, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday.
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You also can't afford to miss our limited-time offer on Innovator passes: two for €695.
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You'll work hard, but you'll also have plenty of time to enjoy that Innovator pass access.
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Your father, Nassim, is an innovator on trumpet, someone who adapted the instrument to Arabic music.
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She vowed to make Yahoo an innovator in search again, devoting 1,000 people to the cause.
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Answer: "I feel that I can be a innovator in this field," one anonymous user wrote.
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The Nike senior innovator has been working on the project for more than a decade now.
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The idea would be broadly consistent with Musk's carefully cultivated reputation as a far-sighted innovator.
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A limited number of "Innovator passes" are available for folks who are not early-stage founders.
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The organization Grinstein, the societal innovator, created, called Reut, is helping to catalyze some in Israel.
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Later this month, The Wall Street Journal will honor Ms. Gund at its annual Innovator Awards.
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Having once been a papermaking innovator, the country also became the site of other crucial advancements.
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It doesn't cost a thing, and you'll even get a free Innovator pass to Disrupt Berlin.
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He died an acknowledged innovator and important force in the maturing of the American movie musical.
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But having their support could help burnish his reputation as an innovator and an admired entrepreneur.
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"I am a go-getter" and "I am an innovator" are among the eight phrases featured.
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This is the daring innovator who ushers progress by venturing to the edge of the known.
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Ahead, 17 buys perfect for every beauty megafan, including some of our Beauty Innovator Awards winners.
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Who is a laggard, who is an early adopter, who is early mainstream, is an innovator?
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Kim Kardashian West wore denim-on-denim with blue leather chaps to the WSJ Innovator Awards.
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This was the case for William Kamkwamba, the Malawian innovator at the center of this movie.
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The results made him a kind of rap innovator, long before the genre had a commercial presence.
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As you pursue a Ph.D., you're an innovator, and that process is something I was constantly seeking.
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The EpiPen had been classified as a non-innovator drug, affecting how the federal programs calculated rebates.
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She's really truly an entrepreneur, an innovator, and I think she's going to build something very successful.
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Desmarais told jurors IBM is a prolific innovator and seeks to license its patents on reasonable terms.
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That means you can get an Innovator pass to Disrupt Berlin for as low as €245 + VAT.
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But despite its important past, the IBM of today has never been a cool, disrupt-y innovator.
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Now it is keen to be seen as a cultural innovator as well as a commercial business.
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We're also thrilled to have Brian Brackeen, CEO and founder of Kairos, an innovator in facial recognition.
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Our favorite Beauty Innovator Awards honorees are all under $20, and we're spilling all the details, ahead.
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While Apple has been popularly viewed as the big smartphone innovator, this year it's undoubtedly chasing Samsung.
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But the Refinery29 Beauty Innovator Awards aren't your average monotonous parade of best this and best that.
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The 100 top-scoring teams each receive up to five Innovator Passes to TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2018.
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They need to execute on their futuristic promise in order to establish each brand as an innovator.
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There was a woman innovator who I brought to CES, actually, I did an interview with her.
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Basically, Terada has always been a technological innovator, moving on to the next project, medium, or tool.
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Be well, Vernā Myers Vernā Myers is the founder and cultural innovator of The Vernā Myers Company.
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"Apple is a global innovator that has revolutionized the distribution of music," Davis said in a statement.
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He was neither an innovator nor a great tactician, and not necessarily the most charismatic guy around.
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Each one is named after a power position, including Alpha, Mastermind, Innovator, Visionary, Game Changer, and Rainmaker.
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Aquarius is the innovator of the zodiac, so expect to experiment with all sorts of new things.
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If you fit any of these categories, you can apply for a discounted Innovator pass right here.
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We always thought it would be fun to contrast these pairings of an innovator with a traditionalist.
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The start-up pitches itself as a high-tech innovator that wants to make construction efficient again.
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You have the rest of this week to double your savings on Innovator, Founder or Investor passes.
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Chesapeake became a Wall Street darling under Mr. McClendon, a swashbuckling innovator who pioneered a shale revolution.
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Mr. Harrison has already proved himself to be an innovator in marketing, fund-raising and community building.
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For decades he has been building a reputation as a cultivator and innovator of widely copied strains.
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But Pursuit is also a financial innovator, as it seeks funds beyond philanthropy to fuel its expansion.
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If Salvador had stopped there, he would have been remembered as an important jazz innovator in Brazil.
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Disrupt attendees with Innovator, Founder or Investor passes can use CrunchMatch, our free business match-making platform.
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China's tech world has copied the valley's innovator-meet-investor network of incubators, accelerators and venture capitalists.
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At this point, more than two decades past its founding, Supreme is as much figurehead as innovator.
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Mr. Heron, of Copper & Kings, is an innovator, aiming to reorient the category toward younger, hipper audiences.
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As for Luhnow, Manfred noted the great innovator "adamantly" denied knowing anything about the sophisticated theft operation.
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Jawlensky was more a follower than an innovator, having had a relatively late start as an artist.
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Andrew Feldman is a member of the Evidence-Based Policymaking Collaborative and hosts the Gov Innovator podcast.
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The 2140-year-old founder of Innovator Energy is keen to stress the urgency of the problem.
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Mr. Lepage is an international art star, a celebrated and sometimes derided director, actor and scenic innovator.
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Ditching the pilot goes a step beyond the blue-sky thinking taking place at another transport innovator, Uber.
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"I'm incredibly honored to be presented with this year's iHeartRadio Innovator Award,"the "24k Magic" singer told iHeartRadio.
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He's been regarded as an icon, an innovator, the voice of a generation with more questions than answers.
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Apply to volunteer before September 20 to get your free Innovator pass, and we'll see you in October!
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The 100 highest-scoring teams will receive up to five Innovator Passes to attend TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2018.
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So, that's how Tesla turned from being a disruptive innovator seven years ago to, actually, an industry leader.
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Check out our Beauty Innovator Awards for the smartest, funkiest, most fresh to death products of the year.
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Domino's deserves some credit for being an online and mobile ordering innovator, but this feels like too much.
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Famous for co-founding computing innovator VMware, Greene no longer has to hit up venture capitalists for money.
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The second paradox is that he is a tech innovator in the body of an old-school cop.
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First as a student, then as a teacher and lately as an innovator building tools and launching programs.
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Our Black Friday mashup offer disappears at 12 midnight CET, so buy your discounted Innovator passes right now.
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Check out our Beauty Innovator Awards for the smartest, funkiest, most fresh-to-death products of the year.
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You're also realizing how important it is for you to be seen as an innovator and a pioneer.
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FFNWB was recognized for the work that the Bank has done in collaboration with education technology innovator EverFi.
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In the 1990s, when long established as a rock innovator, he vocally championed up-and-coming independent musicians.
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The Next Stage and Main Stage are open to anyone with an Innovator, Founder, Investor or Insider Pass.
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Traditional financial services providers, like Visa and BNP Paribas, make the list, as does electronic payments innovator PayPal.
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Fields was fired because he was an innovator who was unable to innovate fast enough for Wall Street.
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There's also the intangible value of being an innovator and early-adopter, not to mention the "cool" factor.
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Enterprise VR/AR is already a prosperous alcove, with innovator Meta boasting 1,000 enterprise organizations among its clientele.
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" Once "Demoiselles" was finished, Matisse knew that Picasso was "an electrifying innovator," someone even to "possibly learn from.
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FoundersCard is an exclusive membership for startup founders, CEOs, entrepreneurs, and just about anyone with that "innovator" mindset.
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Experts generally agree that biosimilars could be priced between 20-25-percent lower than their innovator brand cousins.
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In 2004, when Zuckerberg built the company, and for years afterward, he was hailed as a behoodied innovator.
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But he agreed that Apple's long-term reputation as an innovator could be tarnished by the HomePod's absence.
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" Rubio added that Florida should clean up its environment "not through government mandates" but "through the American innovator.
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I am not a techie, but now I know that I am an innovator who can transform things.
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You were really an innovator behind the merging of hip-hop, especially Southern hip-hop, and electronic music.
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Get a move on and buy your 2-4-1 Innovator passes for €695 before the sale ends.
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Ed Sheeran, Eminem, N.E.R.D. and Kehlani will also perform, and Chance the Rapper will receive the Innovator Award.
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" To keep it simple, my goals would be what energy innovator Hal Harvey has dubbed "the four zeros.
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The innovator was Dr. Barbara Rae-Venter, a genetic genealogist who had uploaded crime scene DNA to GEDMatch.
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He was framing himself less as an innovator and more as the guardian of some new, hybridized tradition.
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"Joanna is an innovator, a connector and an inspired editor," Hearst Magazines said in a statement on Monday.
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He did not flaunt his status as an innovator, or as an architect of a powerful cultural movement.
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Mr. Morris's reputation as an innovator working on all fronts was at its peak in the early 1970s.
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So, you know, I've always thought of Sephora as a real innovator in the beauty space, of course.
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Born in Brooklyn in 1898, Gershwin was an innovator who used rhythm, harmony and melody to irresistible effect.
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"It's always good to have an innovator looking at a process," said Peter Schraufnagel, president of Super Excavators.
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As an innovator, Cosgrove has 30 patents filed for developing medical and clinical products used in surgical environments.
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The markdowns are major, including 40% off the 2019 Beauty Innovator Award-winning NYX Fill & Fluff brow pencil.
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The biggest innovator in the field of secular trolling of government officials, however, is probably the Satanic Temple.
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The regulations prohibit the testing of autonomous technologies on public roads, unless the innovator meets certain other requirements.
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Remember that America is the country of the pioneer, the non-conformist, the inventor, the originator, the innovator.
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People familiar with his products and the industry often point to him as a leading, yet elusive, innovator.
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If the court finds that the innovator lacked a "legitimate" business justification for its initial decision, however the court defines that term, the innovator will pay a penalty directly to the generic company — up to the actual revenue on the product from the deadline until compliance with the court order.
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The British innovator used his creativity and resourcefulness to invent one of the most important items in modern civilizations.
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Zaytoven is a hybrid, an innovator who excels when pushing his work chameleonically into the orbits of his collaborators.
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At one level, Mr Macron's bid for the role of intellectual innovator in Europe fits a long French tradition.
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Each of the five firms has been a financial innovator, taking advantage of cheap money and growth-hungry investors.
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CMS found that Mylan had misclassified the EpiPen as a "non-innovator multiple source drug," or a generic drug.
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Piven plays a tech innovator who creates a "real-time, crowdsourced, crime-solving" app to solve his daughter's murder.
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Buy an Innovator, Founder or Investor pass and take advantage of the many networking benefits CrunchMatch has to offer.
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The rock star, actor, humanitarian, and all-around innovator was one of the most important and influential American musicians.
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Surely some enterprising innovator will soon introduce an on-demand, clean bathroom service to disrupt the Big Toilet industry.
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If you work for a nonprofit organization, you can buy an Innovator Pass for $495 (a savings of $53).
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Past honorees of the iHeartRadio Innovator award include Pharrell Williams, Justin Timberlake, U2, Bruno Mars and Chance the Rapper.
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The United States is a great innovator and the Paris Agreement will undoubtedly be the poorer without its participation.
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"Jerry Buss was an innovator who thought basketball should have the cachet of a Broadway show," West told me.
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First, it creates an incentive for the innovator to do something quickly to get the product out to market.
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There was plenty of room for individuals to do things differently from the norm; everyone could be an innovator.
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"You don't have to go to a prestigious school to be a profoundly important innovator or entrepreneur," Schilling says.
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They are high-quality, FDA-approved copies, and they can be 85-percent less expensive than the innovator brand.
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Shoe innovator Cole Haan has is always ambitious in its attempts to make stylish, comfortable men's and women's shoes.
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Alex Dehgan is the Chanler Innovator in residence at Duke University & CEO and co-founder at Conservation X Labs.
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And Justin Timberlake — who nabbed the Innovator Award at last year's ceremony — was just the man to introduce her.
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Of all the work on display, "Serenade" (1948) brings together her skills as a draftsperson, artist, innovator, and businesswoman.
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That's exactly what Eskil Steenberg, an independent software developer and Intel® Innovator from Stockholm, is trying to do.
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The product's innovator, Maarten Wolzak, thinks there could be scope for Telecom giants like to sell the Myndr device.
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"Twenty years ago you needed a nerd to get on the internet," said Maarten Wolzak, the innovator behind Myndr.
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The retailer was the innovator of its time, building a thriving mail-order business before going brick-and-mortar.
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By his estimation, it's not the amount of equipment you have, or your degree, that makes you an innovator.
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The Paris singer Camille is a sly innovator, reworking the traditional sounds of French pop into thrillingly unrecognizable forms.
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Since the fourth quarter of 1997, EpiPen has been reported as a non-innovator multiple source, or generic drug.
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Here he performs a special selection of music honoring the coming 100th birthday of the bebop innovator Thelonious Monk.
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Before his tenure at the River Café, he toured with Harry Belafonte, and was a samba innovator in Brazil.
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For Wallace, the reclusive genius and "father" of the replicants, she drew from the style of another technological innovator.
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Being the innovator we know and love, the singer steered clear of predictable products like chocolate hearts, perfume, jewelry.
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But for innovator drugs, or brand-name products, the rebate rate is at least 287 percent of Medicaid sales.
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Each is an innovator with promotion potential, and we would be thrilled if they spent their careers at Apple.
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In tough moments, consider that every great leader and innovator felt the same doubt and impatience you are feeling.
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The director, Rory Kennedy ("Last Days in Vietnam"), depicts Mr. Hamilton as an innovator as well as a star.
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It re-establishes a connection with Cunningham, the modern-dance innovator, who studied at the School of American Ballet.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO Mr. Previn may not have been a jazz innovator, but he was an alert and agile player.
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If you don't have your student credentials, you'll have to pay the full on-site price of an Innovator pass.
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"Just found out Stevie Ryan hung herself yesterday she was literally a YouTube innovator and a true entertainer," wrote Lush.
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We just released a very limited number of Innovator passes at an outstanding value: two passes for just €695 + VAT.
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These traits have made Amazon a top global innovator but have been missing from the company's approach to climate change.
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Charles Rosher, pictured center, was a charter member of the American Society of Cinematographers and an innovator in his field.
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Paak was heavily featured, a sort of Greek chorus of modern-day Los Angeles talking back to an old innovator.
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We have our own startup and innovator content communities which are open and free, while corporates can create private communities.
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Born and raised in Cleveland, this former advertising innovator is often referred to as the "Mad Man" of his time.
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But Purdue has been the clear trailblazer, the innovator whose actions set the standards and inspired the deeds of others.
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The members of every team that scores a three or higher will receive Innovator Passes to TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2018.
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That's why SMT — which has development deals with the NBA, NHL, the PGA Tour — acquired the sports and entertainment innovator.
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Mr Ai's sunflower seeds also threw into relief the creeping irrelevance of a city that was once an undisputed innovator.
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FORIA's first product, Pleasure, is a beloved classic and an innovator in the bourgeoning get-high-via-your-vag movement.
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Famous vloggers, like Refinery29's 2018 Beauty Innovator Of The Year Jackie Aina, took to YouTube to express their thoughts.
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On May 30 at 12pm CEST / 6am EDT we're offering a limited number of two Innovator passes for just €695.
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MINI's history as an innovator around sustainable cities and sustainable growth dates back to the company's inception, according to Kotch.
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" Write wrote, "Like Apple in its younger days, we view Snap as a disruptive innovator with a laser-like focus.
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Until then, Zuckerberg will continue to be the lizard robot human philanthropist, innovator and family man he says he is.
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SpaceX is Elon Musk's relentless innovator — already completing eight successful missions in 2018 — known for its ability to land rockets.
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Ever the innovator, Federer is perhaps a better player now than when he won his only French title in 2009.
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If you're a student currently enrolled in a college or university program, your Innovator pass costs $22 (you save $24,700).
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"Holy Terrain," a track co-produced by FKA Twigs herself, sees the singer-songwriter-dancer-innovator truly hitting her stride.
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"What they've been able to do in the last eight years is what makes Tesla a powerful innovator," he said.
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He was the one who inspired the base, he was the communications innovator, he was the face of the insurrection.
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HOUSTON — Aubrey McClendon was the face of the nation's natural gas boom, a swashbuckling innovator who pioneered a shale revolution.
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Did you miss out on our 2-for-1 Innovator passes to TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin 2018 on November 29-30?
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"We are not losing business to an innovator who has found a better or more efficient way," Mr. Pitofsky said.
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Isaacson is stronger when he's on familiar turf, showing us Leonardo the scientist and innovator, the engineer and secret doctor .
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Although the federal government is never the most nimble innovator, it's normally a prime consumer and amplifier of social innovation.
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Available to attendees with Innovator, Founder or Investor passes, CrunchMatch automatically suggests suitable prospects based on profiles each user submits.
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More specifically, Bonobos is known as an innovator in exactly this type of hybrid of online and physical store sales.
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More synthesist than innovator, he blended disparate influences into a distinctive whole, which now seems very much of our time.
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As a bonus, the future stand-up innovator Hannah Gadsby plays a version of herself in the show's later seasons.
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Overall, the suggestion is that you can be bleeding edge and also modest, an innovator who can easily blend in.
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Rhonda Johnson, Maplewood, N.J. The Indian innovator of an inexpensive sanitary pad is a generous, creative man (MacArthur grant here?).
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Ahead, the shampoo bars we tried and loved in 2019 — including the two that came away with Beauty Innovator Awards.
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Chávez was an innovator in how he spent money, but he did little to improve how Venezuela actually makes money.
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Anyone familiar with the Phyllis Schlafly of the past 10 or 15 years would not consider her a media innovator.
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It's not that there weren't blaxploitation films before Dolemite, nor that Rudy Ray Moore was the only innovator of his time.
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To be set as an innovator, we cannot continue in categories like television where we were not really making a difference.
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An Innovator pass provides an outstanding Disrupt experience whether you're a software engineer, product manager, marketer, consultant, or general tech enthusiast.
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But what that also means is, the best predictor of whether you're going to be an innovator is your parent's income.
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He also earned two more titles in 2018: British GQ's Most Stylish Man and Wall Street Journal's Innovator of the Year.
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The IISS declares that China has become an innovator in military technology and is "not merely 'catching up' with the West".
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Sign up as a volunteer, and we'll thank you with a complimentary Innovator pass good for both days of the show.
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The 2360 top-scoring teams will receive up to 21 Innovator Passes for their team to attend TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2000.
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In these early days of smart cities and connected cars, Savari has emerged as a V2X (that's vehicle-to-everything) innovator.
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"Mylan's classification of EpiPen Auto-Injector as a non-innovator drug is consistent with longstanding written guidance from the federal government."
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Photo: APSometimes it's easy to forget that Facebook, as a company, is meant to be an innovator in fields beyond surveillance.
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The 100 top-scoring teams win up to five Innovator Passes to Disrupt SF 212 for the members of their team.
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Think about it: When's the last time you heard of a defense-first college innovator fighting his way to the NFL?
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A restless—and relentless—innovator, Gerald soon moved onto working on what later became known as drum and bass and jungle.
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If American leadership as an innovator is at risk, then the public and private sector must unite in reversing this trend.
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Ever the innovator, Dr. Ramo received his last patent — for a computer-based learning invention — in 2013, when he was 100.
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Biosimilars (or as they are known in other parts of the world, "follow-on biologics") are copies of innovator biological drugs.
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This is foundational to why our company is respected both as an innovator and a trusted brand everywhere in the world.
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In 2013 he was named the No. 3 CIO in the world and Investment Innovator of the Year by CIO magazine.
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Jessica Richman, Co-founder and CEO of uBiome is presented with an award at the IVY Innovator Technology Awards in 2015.
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Our 2-4-1 deal on Innovator passes lets you take it all in for the best price: €695 for two!
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But its recent history belies its revolutionary beginning as a retail innovator that changed the shopping game, especially for black Americans.
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PayPal, for example, was a top recent holding, and the company is an innovator in the technology for handling online payments.
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"Shell innovation is at the core of where we experiment," Taco Bell chief food innovator Liz Matthews said in a statement.
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Right now, it's still vital for Trump to prove he remains an innovator, outsider, and a fighter against the status quo.
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Our country led the way in the invention of key technologies such as semiconductors, and remains the world's top innovator today.
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Tech innovator Chris Messina first told Twitter it should use hashtags in 2007 to create "channels" people could use for discovery.
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In 2013 he was named the number #3 CIO in the world and Investment Innovator of the Year by CIO magazine.
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The CREATES Act would also allow a generic company to sue in federal court if the innovator did not allow the generic company to participate in its distribution program, or if the innovator and all of the companies copying its product did not work out a totally new distribution program to all use together, within 120 days of request.
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Playing Hughes from his heights as a Hollywood director and airline innovator to recluse was a feat that few could pull off.
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"One of the things that happens when you're an innovator is there's actually no benefit to being really, really fast," he says.
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"Cathy joins us with a well-deserved reputation of being a tremendous communicator, innovator and relationship builder," NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said.
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Plus, your free Innovator pass gives you access to the full Disrupt experience and all four stages — including the Startup Battlefield competition.
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" Khanna said he understands Zuckerberg's impulse to push the boundaries of what his company can do because the CEO is an "innovator.
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He was a superstar composer, an amazing performer and a music innovator with a fierce belief in the independence of his art.
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But he is also an innovator in chief whose reach extends to biotechnology, energy generation, space travel, artificial intelligence and urban planning.
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At the root of Polish innovator community – both start-ups and mature companies – there is conscious engagement in social and civic life.
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So when we caught up with Victoria's Secret model Martha Hunt at the WSJ Magazine Innovator Awards Wednesday night, we demanded details!
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CMS noted that EpiPen is currently classified by Mylan as a non-innovator multiple source, or generic, drug in that rebate program.
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Schultz has the capability to do this, but it is probably not what excites him: he's a business builder and an innovator.
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Earlier this year, he accepted the award for "Battery Innovator of the Year" presented by the 34-year-old International Battery Seminar.
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Reese Witherspoon ruffled some feathers last week after she gave a speech at WSJ Magazine's 2017 Innovator Awards in New York City.
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I got a chance to (briefly) try on a pair of Mags and discuss the technology with Nike Senior Innovator Tiffany Beers.
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In this piece, I'll explore how a single innovator could surpass the scale of all financial incumbents in all emerging markets combined.
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Innovator Uranus conjuncts action planet Mars from Monday until Thursday, forming the right atmosphere for everyone to achieve their most ambitious goals.
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The brothers told Business Insider that as aspiring innovators, they hoped to name their company after the most excellent innovator, Steve Jobs.
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Students currently enrolled in a college or university program can purchase an Innovator Pass for $27 (right now that's a $700 savings).
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The court will order the innovator to sell "sufficient" quantities on "commercially reasonable terms," which the court will apparently determine for itself.
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Buddy Ryan, 85, was a defensive innovator who helped propel the New York Jets and the Chicago Bears to Super Bowl championships.
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What about Apple no longer standing as an innovator of exciting new products and designs, having morphed into another consumer electronics behemoth?
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In so doing, it would have set itself apart as an innovator in financial services as it had done in social networking.
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If the company remains private, management is rewarded only if products or technologies advance so that a larger innovator buys them out.
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That's when we release a sweet 224-2695-1 offer on Innovator passes to attend Disrupt Berlin 2018 on November 29-30.
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Treat yourself to an Innovator, Founder or Investor pass, because that's the only way you'll gain access to this Extra Crunchy wisdom.
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Alibaba isn't necessarily known as an innovator in the space, Bartoletti says, but it's adept at duplicating services available on other clouds.
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Kim Kardashian put her own sexy twist on denim-on-denim at the 2019 Wall Street Journal Innovator Awards on Wednesday night.
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Another benefit to the innovator is that they can completely change the economics of the transaction, shaping the future of the market.
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But later today, the Moon will connect with your ruling planet Uranus, encouraging you to be the free-thinking innovator you are!
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You can be stubborn, Taurus, but when it comes to your work, you've always been an innovator, and today is no different.
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"Fred Rogers revolutionized the way we think about television and was an innovator in using media as a teaching tool," Rotenberg says.
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Slat, a Dutch innovator, came up with the concept for Wilson at age 2400 and has been refining the idea ever since.
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In 2016, Southern Living Magazine recognized Greg Gandy as an Innovator Changing the South alongside Aziz Ansari, Dolly Parton, and Reese Witherspoon.
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"Algolia has been a great search innovator and delivers unique experiences for customers across Commerce," said Mike Micucci, CEO, Salesforce Commerce Cloud.
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According to Wikipedia, Zatopek was known for his brutally tough training methods and was the innovator of interval training and hypoventilation training.
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Having watched his mother struggle with mobility, the star student now dreams of becoming an innovator in the field of driverless cars.
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Get your Disrupt SF pass here – but remember that only Innovator, Founder and Investor passes get access to the programming at Disrupt.
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Under his leadership, EOG Resources developed a reputation as an innovator in drilling processes and technology in that nation's premier shale fields.
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Later, in the early 2000s, the tap innovator Brenda Bufalino created her own tap version, "Clara's Dream," using parts of the suite.
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One of the projects I became involved in while part of the Intel® Innovator Program was on augmented reality in web applications.
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And then TOMS really focused on social impact, felt like Lululemon, as a brand, that was the innovator, audacious, courageous, created a market.
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Ahead, check out the four most highly-rated eye creams to come out of this year's Beauty Innovator Awards (we tested $494 worth).
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Pooja Baraskar is an Intel® Software Innovator making a big impact in the small town in central India where she hails from.
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All of the above scenarios obviously take more from the healthcare startup than they give before an innovator even has time to blink.
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With Apple's announcements this past week, it has been fascinating to read analysts' and reporters' comments about whether Apple is still an innovator.
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It's the rebel and the innovator, and when it clashes with Jupiter, the planet of growth and exaggeration, your reflexes will be tested.
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For the next 24 hours, you can buy two Innovator passes to Disrupt Berlin for the price of one — that's €1,184, VAT included.
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We're releasing a very limited number of two-for-one Innovator passes for €695, but that special price won't stick around for long.
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WHEN SHE REIMAGINED THE BELFIE Not so much a belfie (butt selfie), but that's what makes the model-turned-actress such an innovator.
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The couple walked the red carpet outside the Museum of Modern Art in New York City for the WSJ Magazine 2015 Innovator Awards.
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For a more skin-friendly option, try Milk Makeup's Kush Fiber Brow Gel, which made our shortlist for the 2018 Beauty Innovator Awards.
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Another reason for preferring the four-network model is that the smallest operator of the gang usually operates as the disrupter and innovator.
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But carriers have traditionally been more of a utility and not an application innovator — they did not have inherent competencies to monetize content.
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California has also been an innovator in data regulation, including enacting the nation's most comprehensive consumer privacy law, which takes effect in January.
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Other artists featured on the initial lineup include Detroit techno innovator Derrick May, NYC rapper Princess Nokia, Hyperdub affiliate Jesse Lanza, and more.
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Here, a list of 2016's biggest players — and stay tuned 'til June, when we reveal the winners of our Beauty Innovator Awards.
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Major corporations benefit from blurring the line between innovator and patent troll, which is why they've largely supported the most overbroad definitions possible.
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Facebook also considered the campaign an "innovator" when it came to marketing on its platform, according to internal documents obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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However, there are a number of steps we innovator companies, who invest in the discovery and development of novel medicines, can take today.
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However, the rest of us should at least be a little more aware of why this particular innovator became such a hated target.
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The items were dreamed up by the three Parsons graduates who were this year's recipients of the CFDA Eileen Fisher Social Innovator Award.
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Facebook also considered the campaign an "innovator" when it came to marketing on its platform, according to internal documents obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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First, companies must set out a grand vision or purpose that every employee can recite on why it's vital to become an innovator.
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Lehman is considered by many to be the great machine embroidery innovator, back when quilting was making its comeback in the early 90s.
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In this installation, Hershman Leeson, as innovator herself, steps back to display technological innovation on its own, with little meddling on her part.
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In "magnitude and bond," Katherine Dunham, an innovator in modern dance, takes center stage, her white skirt shimmering amongst yellows, browns, and corals.
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Tesla has established itself as an innovator in electric-vehicle technology, but it has struggled with the nuts-and-bolts of making cars.
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Wally Byam, while an avid innovator, was also a peaceful diplomat, who gained admiration from countries, and powerful leaders for his extensive traveling.
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"I've always thought of Sephora as a real innovator in the beauty space," Paltrow told CNBC's Julia Boorstin during an interview Monday afternoon.
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We finally have an administration that's actually doing something to protect the American innovator whose idea has been stolen and taken for decades.
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Maybe we are meant to suppose that, ever the innovator, he was the first Englishman to plant sweet damask roses with his chin.
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The far-thinking billionaire entrepreneur and innovator has plans to develop a high-speed tunnel transport service between downtown Chicago and O'Hare Airport.
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Kenyan innovator Roy Allela, whose niece was born deaf, wanted to find a better way for her and other deaf children to communicate.
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Competing in the Hackathon is free, plus we give every participant an Innovator pass to take in the show on day two. Sweet!
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As competitors catch up to the Swedish safety innovator, Volvo is now repositioning itself as a luxury brand for the electric-vehicle age.
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And it&aposs also possible that said innovator has decreed that hot desking is the new future for you and your co-workers.
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In Stronach, Schafer sees a man with a proven track record in business as an auto-parts magnate and a horse racing innovator.
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An industry innovator, Nucor has been a staple steel play for many investors including Cramer, whose charitable trust owns shares in the company.
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My great-grandfather was more like the innovator — developed the written language for Siksika, and translated big chunks of the Bible into Siksika.
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The Moon is in Aquarius, the sign of the innovator, and it's lighting up the sector of your chart that rules worldly success.
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One result is that the Netherlands has become an innovator in developing street design that promotes safety and the creation of great places.
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Zak Stern of Zak the Baker, the very definition of a Miami innovator, has taken to social media to express his exasperation with Zika.
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It's a critical move for Apple as it looks to combat slowing iPhone sales and maintain its status as an innovator in the industry.
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So if we're looking for the AR innovator that will take the technology into the mainstream, Apple once again looks like the likeliest suspect.
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Interesting, because the number falls after the current Gear VR's SM-R322 model number and the Gear VR Innovator Edition's SM-R321 before it.
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Mr Stephenson presents AT&T as an innovator that is now best-positioned for a future where everyone is watching video on their smartphones.
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Attempts to recreate the building now would amount to a pastiche or replica, not a restoration, and Mackintosh was an innovator, not an antiquarian.
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"Or the innovator will get up and move out of the country to where the advanced economy is — like in the U.S., for example."
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The one thing that's remained a constant, which I think is reflected in the product, is he is a terrific product designer and innovator.
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Still, the pickup is a big move for Gimlet, which has been viewed in recent years as the defining innovator in the podcast industry.
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More a magpie collector of historical motifs than a visionary integrator or innovator, he was in step with Victorian-era taste for exotic clutter.
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He began his career in corporate finance at Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette, but left investment banking for a career as a business leader and innovator.
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VW looks like a reluctant innovator, especially in electric vehicles, of which Germany's government wants to see 5m on the country's roads by 0003.
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A longtime innovator and advocate for venture capital, Alan entered the industry in its formative days with the creation of Patricof & Co. Ventures Inc.
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Armonk, N.Y.-based IBM has portrayed itself as an innovator whose licensing fee requests are reasonable in light of its research and development costs.
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Our two-for-one Innovator pass promotion goes live in just 48 hours with a limited number of passes, and it won't last long.
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But in addition to his music genius, the singer is also considered to be an innovator in the world of music business as well.
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The innovator may feel it has little choice but to agree to almost any terms demanded by a generic company, no matter how unreasonable.
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For the moment, at least, Makonnen seems comfortable with the space he's carved out in the industry—that of the innovator and occasional hitmaker.
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Apply for our discounted Innovator passes for students and nonprofit or government employees and enjoy all the early-stage startup goodness of Disrupt Berlin.
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Volunteer for our work-exchange program and we'll give you a free Innovator pass good for both days of the show (11-12 December).
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The season also includes a second Ailey homage, "Lazarus," by the hip-hop innovator Rennie Harris, his first two-act work for the company.
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You have until June 13 at midnight CET time — exactly 24 hours — to score two Innovator passes for the price of one: €695 + VAT.
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While few think of him as a radical innovator, he has been ahead of the times — or at least someone who catches up fast.
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Ms. Sheppard has been an innovator in disability arts, and this work illustrates just how much she's expanded the notion of physicality in dance.
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In its prime, Chipotle Mexican Grill positioned itself as the paragon of cool casual dining, a darling of Wall Street, a restaurant industry innovator.
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This cluster of manufacturing expertise is one reason the Economist declared Shenzhen the best place in the world for a hardware innovator to be.
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He used his training not in the academy but in Florentine government, where he served as the assistant to another great innovator, Niccolò Machiavelli.
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He is a loose-limbed twirling top of a player, and at his best the Pharoah Sanders of this team, a free-jazz innovator.
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The best way for the United States to harness this developing technology is to see Huawei as a partner and innovator, not an adversary.
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Rihanna&aposs Fenty Beauty remains an industry innovator with its upcoming release of Snap Shadows, a collection of mix and match eye-shadow palettes.
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At just 18, the indie-rock musician Lindsey Jordan — who performs as Snail Mail — is not just a rising star; she's also an innovator.
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National Beverage and LaCroix "will remain the preeminent innovator that adds zest and authenticity to the 'sparkling water' phenomenon in North America," he concluded.
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Novek expects to have a commercial product in two-to-three years-time, and in five anticipates greater growth of Innovator Energy's other pursuits.
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Billionaire innovator and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is set to appear as himself on the popular comedy "The Big Bang Theory" next month.
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When Pat Riley left for Miami in 1995, the Knicks' president, Dave Checketts, hired a veteran innovator, Don Nelson, to be the new coach.
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He has also been a bit of a formal innovator — he releases albums, and also mixtapes, as well as loosies when the feeling strikes.
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"We thought it was the right role for Vodafone to get back to its roots as a great British tech innovator," he told reporters.
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Plus, every team that earns a 3 or higher scores five tickets to VivaTech 2019 and two Innovator tickets to TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin in November.
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That's why the president's call to address the growing skills gap is so important for our nation's future as an innovator and a job creator.
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Innovator pass holders can use the Disrupt Mobile App to connect with attendees, including media outlets (yup, you get access to the full media list).
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Business interests aside, Apple's long-anticipated presence in the video streaming market will be key for the company to maintain its reputation as an innovator.
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Though that feat continues to elude us, a Bucharest-based Intel® Innovator, Silviu-Tudor Serban, has set out to do the next best thing.
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Summer's fading fast, but our 2000-for-22 summer flash sale on Innovator, Founder or Investor passes to Disrupt Berlin 21 is fading even faster.
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Samsung will have to reach back to its Galaxy S II and S6 brilliance and solidly reassert its reputation as an innovator and a leader.
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Kaitlyn: What's special about "Wolves" is that it cements Selena Gomez's status as a true innovator and visionary when it comes to music video format.
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Ahead, you'll find the cream of the Ulta crop — including some of our Beauty Innovator Awards winners — to pick up before 2018 becomes a #TBT.
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Disrupt Berlin 2018 takes place on 29-30 November, and this is your last chance to get two Innovator passes for the price of one.
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And if you work for a government agency or a nonprofit, we have great news in the form of a deep discount on Innovator passes.
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And in a classic "but wait, there's more" moment, your Innovator pass also gives you access to discounted airline fares and hotel rooms. Ka-ching.
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The billionaire innovator also emphasized the durability of the panels and showed off a drop test comparison between his new tiles versus stone and clay.
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But that's not all — she also has a separate fridge dedicated to "mixers," which includes more gin and rum because Khloé is a true innovator.
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Winthrop began his career in corporate finance at Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette, but soon left investment banking for a career as a business leader and innovator.
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While political upheaval can affect your ability to build in your own particular city, this upheaval cannot stop the true innovator from building and dreaming.
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In the interview, Zuckerberg acknowledges that Facebook's "innovator in privacy" status is "certainly not the mainstream view," which one might characterize as certainly an understatement.
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Let's envision Gucci Mane as a hip-hop innovator and descendant of the '70s New York subculture, as opposed to framing him as its antithesis.
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The one thing that's remained a constant, which I think is reflected in the product, is [that] he is a terrific product designer and innovator.
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The 15-time Grammy winner added another trophy to her collection earlier this year when she earned the Innovator Award at the iHeartRadio Music Awards.
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The case concerns patents owned by Palo Alto-based Varian Medical Systems, an innovator, designer, and manufacturer of radiotherapy equipment used in treating certain cancers.
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We also realize that visiting the City by the Bay ain't cheap, which is why the Innovator pass also includes access to discounted hotel rooms.
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During the sixth annual iHeartRadio Music Awards on Thursday night, the singer encouraged everyone to stay true to themselves while accepting this year's Innovator award.
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In National Statuary Hall, located in the heart of the U.S. Capitol building, there is a statue of the great American innovator, Thomas Alva Edison.
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It's not often you get to see a true innovator in action, so consider Ciani's Friday daytime set on the Red Bull Music Academy unmissable.
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Yet the abrupt departure of the man seen as an innovator in the global software industry has raised fresh questions over Indian corporate governance practices.
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In fact, if you make the grade, you'll receive a free Innovator pass to Disrupt Berlin and have access to everything Disrupt has to offer.
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Despite being the pioneer of the genre and one of its most successful players, the recently sold Virgin America was not a frequent innovator here.
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"So much has been left unsaid about the passing of legendary music innovator Prince Rogers Nelson,"a spokesman for the company said in a statement.
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The results have been stellar — a company considered a leading innovator in the vacation and leisure industries and a stock that has outperformed the market.
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Teams with scores in the top 100 will receive up to 5 Innovator Passes to Disrupt SF for each of the members of their team.
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Innovator pass holders can use the Disrupt Mobile App to connect with attendees, including media outlets, and you get access to the full media list.
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Kim Kardashian West made a case for the denim-on-denim look while attending the WSJ Mag Innovator Awards in New York City on Monday.
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Gigi Hadid turned heads as she donned a crystal ring on her ear at the WSJ Mag Innovator Awards in New York City on Wednesday.
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WILLIAM HENRY FOX TALBOT AND THE PROMISE OF PHOTOGRAPHY Some 30 works by the 19th-century technological innovator, many never before shown. Nov. 18–Feb.
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McArthur embraced the same machinist aesthetic as Reiss and was an Art Deco innovator who was among the first to use aluminum in furniture design.
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In its prime, Chipotle Mexican Grill positioned itself as the paragon of clean, casual, cool dining, a darling of Wall Street, a restaurant industry innovator.
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As an innovator and perfectionist who likes his Zen gardens just so, Ellison must also admire the Kiwis' precision and ingenuity on a relative shoestring.
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Wright was an imaginative innovator and occasionally an excellent architect, but that doesn't transform a scoundrel into a tortured genius, let alone a sympathetic character.
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Out of this meeting emerged a partnership between the conservative pastors and Weyrich's "team of Washington operatives," including direct mail and marketing innovator Richard Viguerie.
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"My former company, Pharmacia, was the innovator in the nicotine gum and patch," said Hassan, who was Pharmacia CEO for six years starting in 1997.
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Ahead, we've broken down the most innovative, top-rated shimmer eyeshadows out there: the winners (and silver medalists) of the R29 2019 Beauty Innovator Awards.
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With the label of "auteur" comes the characterization as a revolutionary, an uncompromising innovator, the only one who can cut through the focus-tested chaff.
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To many of the industry's true believers, market failures exist because some bold innovator hasn't yet invented or assembled technology that would enable a solution.
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An innovator in technology and theatrics, he spoke to large crowds with such eloquence and passion that he became a kind of star among Protestants.
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Indeed, services might build a new revenue stream, but they're not a transformational business that will allow Apple to regain the title of lead innovator.
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Some global crises go unchecked because no innovator puts a stake in the ground to find a solution that can actually be adopted by the masses.
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If you can meet the following criteria, we want to hear from you: Lend us a helping hand, and we'll hand you a free Innovator pass.
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There's no denying that HTC once led the world when it came to refined smartphone design, and Sony's history as a hardware innovator hardly needs recounting.
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We have passes designed for founders and investors, and if you don't fit in either of those buckets, the Innovator pass is the one for you.
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"What I would say to Mark when I see him next is that he has a greater responsibility now than just being an innovator," Khanna said.
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Like some amalgam of science fiction fabulist and pornographer, Kool Keith — a 1980s innovator turned '90s eccentric turned 2000s mystery — pinballs among topics, sentiments and scenes.
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BEAUTYBLENDER Portuguese and Mexican beauty innovator Rea Ann Silva has forever changed the way we apply makeup and we are never going back — nunca I say!
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This is creating a refreshed demand on the innovator side as early entrepreneurs (appropriately) jumped straight to providing enterprise and consumer solutions as the industry exploded.
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Meanwhile, Keys will take home the iHeartRadio Innovator award for her contributions to pop culture and social causes as an artist, songwriter, producer, entrepreneur and activist.
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Driving the news: Per a new report from the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, China is closing the gap — and even edging ahead — as an innovator.
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But all teams that score a three or higher will receive five tickets to VivaTech 2019 and two Innovator tickets to TC Disrupt Berlin in November.
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Google has attempted to portray itself as a true innovator and claims Oracle only turned to the courts because it could not succeed in the market.
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If you want to glean every speck of startup knowledge from the Extra Crunch Stage programming, you'll need to buy an Innovator, Founder or Investor pass.
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"Soundgarden and Audioslave's Chris Cornell was a true innovator, a musical architect and a pioneer on the cutting edge of the Seattle grunge movement," Reynolds said.
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"Thinking about Facebook as an innovator in privacy is certainly not the mainstream view," Zuckerberg said during the taped conversation, which was released publicly on Wednesday.
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On par was Beefheart, who from the off I thought to be a genuine innovator: possibly crazy but someone who really understood the potential of collage.
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"Jobs is widely viewed as Apple's chief innovator, dealmaker, leader, deeply involved in minute decisions, inextricably tied to Apple's brand," Abramsky wrote, according to the Post.
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Art Review A major retrospective of Nam June Paik, the foremost innovator of media art, begins a three-year international tour at Tate Modern in London.
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The innovator phase played out when Oculus sold developer kits at a consumer-friendly price, giving serious enthusiasts access to the same tech as early developers.
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One could argue that one such intrepid innovator is Elon Musk, who is indeed starting to push the envelope in areas like mass transit and energy.
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While he's thrilled with the latest results, the innovator doesn't want to start celebrating too soon, as the journey up until now hasn't been perfectly smooth.
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But because of the S.E.C.'s delay on the IEX exchange application, the regulator is putting an innovator at a disadvantage that just doesn't seem right.
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You are always an innovator, but this week your ruling planet Mercury enters Aries, giving you the extra boost to come up with amazing, inventive ideas.
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The U.S. government needs to do more to support start-ups to secure its future as a technological innovator, former Cisco CEO John Chambers said Thursday.
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Monk, 35, was already a prolific composer and piano innovator, yet it would take a decade for his brilliance to be fully appreciated by mainstream America.
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A film fan, I had long been interested in Chaplin the artist — the comic genius and cinematic innovator who worked on both sides of the camera.
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The case has riveted Scandinavia, where Mr. Madsen is well known as a quixotic if mercurial innovator, and plunged Ms. Wall's friends and relatives into grief.
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Kentucky, coached by Adolph Rupp, innovator of the fast-break offense and one of college basketball's most dominant figures, had won the previous year's N.C.A.A. championship.
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Innovator offers a Buffer ETF, Power Buffer ETF and Ultra Buffer ETF for every month of the year (they correspond respectively with the three buffer levels).
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He wrote that teachers are "uniquely positioned to awaken and foster potential" in students, but they needed greater support and funding to "tap the innovator potential".
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Clinical psychologist and researcher Sue Johnson is an innovator in couples therapy who published her work on attachment theory in Love Sense and Hold Me Tight.
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No matter how ingenious an innovator might be or how groundbreaking her concept, she'll be summarily forced to leave if she doesn't win the visa lottery.
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Perhaps the big question for Mr. Clapton at this stage is whether he will be remembered primarily as a blues guitarist or as a rock innovator.
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Cruyff at his peak was a wonder with a ball at his feet, but he was also an attacking innovator as a player and a coach.
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"Lorna's role is as a great innovator of the generation," said Kellie Jones, the art historian and Columbia University professor who is her friend and contemporary.
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That's why Olivia Chantecaille, the creative director and innovator behind her family's beloved French skin-care brand and the mom of a 3-year-old, created Bébé.
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It has quickly grown from a holder of medical cannabis licenses in Florida and Texas to a multi-state operator, brand developer, and science and technology innovator.
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There was once a time, before Samsung's meteoric rise to the top of the smartphone sales charts, when HTC was the leading innovator among Android phone makers.
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The United States remains the leading supplier and innovator in most chip technologies, including the processors that Intel sells for nearly all personal computers and server systems.
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They're easy to blend (almost creamy), highly pigmented, and have next to no fall out — all reasons the formula was a finalist in our Beauty Innovator Awards.
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If you want to reap a solid 50 percent savings on Europe's best startup conference, buy two-for-one Innovator tickets before the sale clock runs out.
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The kingdom's sovereign wealth fund already holds nearly 5 percent of Tesla and expressed interest in taking the electric-vehicle innovator private, according to boss Elon Musk.
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The aim was to become an "innovator and pioneer in artificial intelligence in China," he said in the email, the content of which was confirmed by Sogou.
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The Innovator Award is set to go to Chance the Rapper, celebrating his work in the music world as well as his dedication to helping social causes.
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Zimmer is a constant innovator, and his embrace of technology means he's able to adapt without compromising for the sake of whatever is trendy at the moment.
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Not only does Windows run much more cleanly on tablets, but it's also become clear that Microsoft was an early innovator in mobile-friendly hybrid PC hardware.
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"Jerry is known the world over as both a great TV innovator and beloved comic voice," said Ted Sarandos, Chief Content Officer at Netflix, in a statement.
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Bear in mind that you can't combine any student, nonprofit, government and military discounts with any other discount offers, and this only applies for an Innovator Pass.
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So, if you were into the Beauty Innovator Awards, couldn't get enough of 29Rooms, or love the 67% Project, head here to cast your vote for Refinery29.
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Streetmap, while an early innovator in the domestic mapping space, clearly could not match the level of resources Google was able to pour into its mapping product.
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Unfortunately, the reality is these costs could be substantial, including the possibility that both the innovator drug and the generic version could be removed from the market.
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David Bowie, ever the innovator, reinvented himself with the pop rhythms of "Let's Dance" in 1983, his first top-ten record in America in nearly a decade.
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"Elon is the counterexample" to the argument that true innovation has stalled, Thiel said, comparing him to former Apple CEO Steve Jobs as a singular great innovator.
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"Instead of being a real innovator and creative, he was disruptive in not a good way," a former senior DIA official involved in advanced planning told me.
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If you're an entrepreneur, an innovator, a startup creator — in other words, a founder — there's a unique and exclusive program that you might be interested in joining.
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Just before the Digital Inclusion panel, the payment innovator announced a partnership with HomeSend and Vodafone to enable mobile remittance services to countries without traditional banking institutions.
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As the innovator and alien of the zodiac, it's unusual for you to be closed-minded about meeting people, Aquarius—however, you can sometimes be a snob!
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And if you have any energy left, you can enjoy your free Innovator pass to catch all of the content during day three of Disrupt SF. Sweet!
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This makes for an interesting new perspective, since it presents Mr. Love as the innovator who came up with most of the band's best ideas and lyrics.
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We are only at the beginning of her story, the tale of a multitalented innovator coming into her greatness: an artist in the prime of her becoming.
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He was, in short, an innovator who, along with his brother, the drummer Steve Berrios and a few others, melded different strains of music into new sounds.
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Business Insider: You are an innovator in the field of political risk — in taking events in international politics and applying them to business or economics decision-making.
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Paul Neal "Red" Adair was an oil-well firefighter who became famous as an innovator in the hazardous field of land-based and offshore oil well blowouts.
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The switch on this electric innovator debate is sure to be thrown again this week as we commemorate what would have been Edison's 169th birthday on Feb.
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Joyce declared that Lucia's jarring language and bizarre portmanteau words were evidence that she was an innovator of language, like him, just in ways not yet understood.
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Kyrie Irving, genius innovator of the midair maneuver, was 24 when he helped take down the Warriors last year but was already in his fifth N.B.A. season.
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Singapore-based Six Capital Investments, a firm that touted itself as a financial technology innovator but which has been plagued by scandal for months, is being liquidated.
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Coach Gregg Popovich of the San Antonio Spurs has been the innovator of the tactic of resting important players in the regular season, even in big games.
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Investors have been shying away from buying assets backed by Rocket, which is known as a fast follower of successful internet companies rather than as an innovator.
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Then they played a clip of Bowie's 1979 SNL staging of "The Man Who Sold the World," alongside synthpop innovator Klaus Nomi and drag legend Joey Arias.
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"John Singleton was an innovator - he came with drive & a creative vision when people of color didn't have the same visibility we do now," tweeted Halle Berry.
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Gagliardi is "a classic 22016th century innovator," says Tom Linnemann, a three-year starter at quarterback who led St. John's to a national runner-up finish in 289.
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He is credited as an innovator who brought statistical analysis into the NBA; the Rockets have finished first in their division in three of the last five seasons.
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But I had no idea that one swoop of the stuff — while testing for our Beauty Innovator Awards some three months later — would have me drunk in love.
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In that time, Mr Wenger has become Arsenal's most successful manager, the third-longest serving coach in English footballing history, and arguably the Premier League's most important innovator.
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A 14-year-old Indian innovator won Google's Community Impact Award for a GPS-powered app that aims to keep local fishermen safe, while also enhancing their productivity.
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Vernā Myers, founder of The Vernā Myers Company in Baltimore, is a Harvard-trained lawyer, activist, author, and cultural innovator committed to making the most difficult conversations accessible.
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Now, the best-selling illuminator is back by popular demand — and because she's an innovator, Tilbury went one step beyond simply re-releasing the gold-standard (literally) formula.
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Coming from the brand responsible for the blurring serum that works wonders and our Beauty Innovator Awards nominee Jelly Beam Illuminator, I knew this had to be good.
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This may seem an unusual reference for an artist who is revered in Japan as a musical innovator and the father of J-pop, but it is fitting.
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"Precision Planting has been a key innovator in high-speed precision planting and Deere's only significant competitor in developing and selling these technologies," Hesse said in a statement.
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"When the foot hits the foot bed, the adaptive lacing adjusts the cabling system to a comfortable level around the foot," Tiffany Beers, Senior Innovator at Nike, says.
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Qualcomm is a leading innovator in 5G, the next generation of wireless technology, which the government sees as a national-security priority to protect against Chinese cyber-espionage.
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I still think the way the show helped kickstart those trends — most of which later spread across the TV programming grid — cements its legacy as a huge innovator.
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She said she still considers Apple an innovator, but sees a bumpy road for the company ahead of an antitrust case in the Supreme Court later this month.
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Tickets to the show are still available at extra-early-bird pricing levels, so if you're an investor, innovator or tech enthusiast, you can get your tickets here.
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And while its claim to being "the leading innovator in smart phone devices," is up for debate, the Taiwanese manufacturer has never shied away from a compelling gimmick.
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They also fear that what is created in Massachusetts could be replicated in 49 other states, as the state has long been an innovator that others have followed.
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Once an innovator in the coffee sector, Starbucks created and captured a new generation of coffee drinkers in the '80s and '90s by introducing flavored brews and Frappuccinos.
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TENET The medieval innovator Guillaume de Machaut is the subject of "The Cycle of Invention," this accomplished early-music ensemble's trio of concerts at the Tenri Cultural Institute.
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Estee Lauder's an innovator and a share-taker that's become the best-of-breed by far in its category and I would be a buyer, not a seller.
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Sky has been a consistent innovator in its use of technology to deliver a fantastic viewing experience and has a proud record of investment in news and programming.
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An Innovator Pass provides access to the Main Stage, Next Stage, Q&As, workshops, CrunchMatch, networking receptions and the Disrupt App, which lets you communicate with other attendees.
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One noteworthy innovator on the remote front, per Slate, was Bang & Olufsen, whose remote designs were perhaps simpler and more intuitive than other designs of the early era.
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Register now and you'll receive the super early-bird pass prices on all four pass levels — Innovator, Founder, Investor, Expo — and on the Startup Alley Exhibitor Package, too.
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And when you're ready to join us at the event, you can grab your Innovator, Investor, Founder or Startup Alley Exhibitor Packages at our Early Bird discount here.
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But there's a great opportunity for an outside innovator to come in and disrupt this model before it ossifies into a near-monopoly situation for a few carriers.
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Here are three that stand out: First, it's critical to help any innovator in your organization — in this case, our accelerator startups — get to the right person first.
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Bute was influenced as much by modern artists like Wassily Kandinsky as by musical innovator Léon Theremin, whom she apprenticed with, and fellow artist and animator Oskar Fischinger.
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Later this summer Ms. Martin, Dia's departing chief curator, will organize a presentation of free-hanging paintings from 1969 by Sam Gilliam, another innovator never before shown here.
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It made some of the most exciting wines in the region, and was poised to become the sort of trailblazing innovator that drives interest in a wine area.
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The cosmetic chemist who already had the formula for the detoxifying silt gelée mask she proposed gets more than the innovator who has a seedling of an idea.
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A few years back, when Mr. Smith, a ferocious innovator, was choreographing a show starring Dormeshia, he tried to stump her with the hardest steps he could devise.
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Franco Zeffirelli's picture-postcard Puccini stands as a continuing rebuke to anyone who thinks Peter Gelb is an innovator, and here it returns yet again to Lincoln Center.
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To celebrate its 35th anniversary, this New York-based flamenco company is giving itself a gift: a new work by the great flamenco dancer and innovator Belén Maya.
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The incoming chairman will also be tasked with leading the company's efforts to find a replacement for Sikka, widely known as an innovator in the global software industry.
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It started training programs with names like Certified Innovator to credential teachers who wanted to establish their expertise in Google's tools or teach their peers to use them.
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We are also the No. 22019 innovator on the planet; global CEOs in a recent survey ranked innovation far and away the most critical element in future success.
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Ahead, we rounded up our favorite curl-friendly formulas to add to your wash-day stash — including a few that made it to our 2019 Beauty Innovator Awards.
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In the episode, Penny (Kaley Cuoco) will find herself hosting Gates at work, and her friends go to great lengths in their effort to meet the billionaire innovator.
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The Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis has been a domestic innovator, filling its grand complex, designed by the French architect Jean Nouvel, with restaurants, bars and a gift shop.
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Mr. Trump's selection for the administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Seema Verma, has been an innovator in pushing this process in more conservative directions.
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The first is that Kojima is a brilliant innovator who has managed to consistently expand the notion of what video games can be for more than three decades.
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The past you're processing: This summer's retrogrades will find you re-considering your old beliefs and the ways you've been an innovator to create your own work schedule.
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He is the creator of the most widely used open source standards in the drone industry (PX4, Pixhawk, MavLink, and QGC) and was named an MIT Innovator in 2017.
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Celebrated rock innovator Frank Zappa gets realistically rendered through a carefully placed set of musical instruments, equipment, and auxiliary cables: a calculated homage to his work as a musician.
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Back in October, a scathing look at Levandowski in the New Yorker painted the engineer as a ruthless innovator willing to sacrifice safety to achieve his self-driving goals.
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And each team that scores a three or higher from the judges will receive five tickets to VivaTech 2019 and two Innovator tickets to TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin in November.
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Each doorway of the exhibit is a portal into a different side of Albers's career and identity: A consummate innovator, writer, researcher, and collector who revered Pre-Columbian textiles.
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She is an innovator who gained fame for a glitter-shooting prosthetic, a CrossFit athlete, a musician, a Girl Scout and an advocate for young children with limb differences.
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The VA is an innovator when it comes to telehealth — and moving early on 25G can set it up to improve and expand the scope of its telehealth services.
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Amazon's most recent competition came from a company not known as a tech innovator, 7-Eleven, which conducted a commercial drone delivery trial in December with drone-maker Flirtey.
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Iron Man, played by Robert Downey Jr., is a billionaire capitalist who went from being a weapon's dealer to a world leading clean energy innovator in Marvel's cinematic universe.
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Where Trump has been a true innovator is in his willingness to rhetorically combine positions from the isolationist right, the far right, the center right and the center left.
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We obtained Facebook presentations and memos that show the social media giant viewed Trump's campaign as an "innovator" of a fast-moving, test-oriented approach to marketing on Facebook.
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Ahead, our R29 editors are breaking down the best of the best — the four most incredible new curly hair products that topped our Beauty Innovator Awards list this year.
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In an attempt to find the crème de la crème of concealer, our Refinery29 Beauty Innovator Awards testers tried the best formulas to reach the mass market this year.
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Innovator passes also open the door to Startup Alley — our famed exhibition hall — where you'll find more than 400 early-stage startups plying innovative tech products, platforms and services.
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Vote on your favorite product by November 13, then come back to see the results on November 14 when we announce the winners of the 2018 Beauty Innovator Awards.
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This free business match-making platform — available to attendees with Innovator, Founder or Investor passes — helps you find and connect with the people who can move your business forward.
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When MasterCard launched its Commerce for Every Device program last October, the payment innovator declared that any connected device — not just a smartphone or smartwatch — could become payments-enabled.
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We were at WSJ magazine's sixth annual Innovator Awards at the MoMA, where his wife, Lauren Bush Lauren, was presenting an award to Melinda Gates for her philanthropic work.
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"The choice to work with Mercedes-Benz Energy, a world-class innovator in energy storage, was an easy one," said David Bywater, CEO of Vivint Solar, in the release.
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Your ruling planet Mars connects with genius Uranus today—you've always been a pioneer and an innovator, Aries, but you're especially inspired to do something new and exciting now!
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Historically, the company aims to be seen as an innovator in lots of areas, but with both 3G and 4G, Apple was at least a year behind some rivals.
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DS2 was his victory lap from that run, and it was the moment he brought together all the sonic threads he'd been exploring, galvanizing himself as rap's greatest innovator.
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Famous men have been drawn to the patterns, too, including the fashion designers Oleg Cassini and Christian Dior and the underwear innovator Frederick Mellinger, who founded Frederick's of Hollywood.
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Tomorrow, May 30 at 29pm CEST / 6am EDT we will be releasing a limited number of these 2-for-1 Innovator passes on a first-come, first-served basis.
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"I would hope that even in the shock that we would remember the depth and gravity of what he was both as a musical innovator and icon," he added.
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Mr. L'Herbier (21988-1979), a prominent silent cinema innovator, hired a number of vanguard artists to work on "L'Inhumaine," including the painter Fernand Léger and the composer Darius Milhaud.
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Rather than discuss the benefits that the traditional hotel industry offers consumers, the multi-billion dollar industry has banded together to fight an exponentially smaller, yet very successful innovator.
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The green bond issue will bolster Kenya's reputation as a financial innovator after the government launched M-Akiba, the world's first bond sold exclusively over mobile phones, last week.
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Garth Brooks has also been a major innovator in creating more supply by continuing to announce shows in one city until primary demand no longer supports primary ticket sales.
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The company long ago gave up its mantle as a retail innovator, falling far behind big-box rivals like Walmart and Home Depot and the e-commerce giant Amazon.
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"This case in Italy is a good example of doctors' identifying a concrete need that they can take to an innovator and could find a solution around," Cyr said.
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The artists she exhibited most frequently included the painters Robert De Niro Sr. and Lester Johnson, the multimedia wizard Mary Frank and Richard Stankiewicz, an innovator of junk sculpture.
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"I characterize myself as less of an innovator than a cheerleader and encourager," Mr. Phillips said in an interview for this obituary in 21945 at his home in Bridgehampton.
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Jon Hiseman, the British drummer, composer and progressive-rock innovator who led the bands Colosseum and Tempest and played in many other groups, died early Tuesday in Sutton, England.
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Limbaugh "was the innovator who spoke for the Americans ignored and disrespected by the elites," Trump lawyer and former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani said in a tweet Monday.
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But after reading Clayton Christensen&aposs "The Innovator&aposs Dilemma: When New Technologies Cause Great Firms To Fail," I understand that more often than not, "disrupt" was being misapplied.
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Herzog, as an innovator, is the equal of William Eggleston, Saul Leiter and Stephen Shore in evoking place and circumstance with thrilling composition, relentless curiosity and eye-popping hues.
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Mr. Kamae was one of the most influential Hawaiian musicians of the second half of the 20th century, at once an innovator and a diligent steward of folkloric customs.
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But Ms. Jordan is not merely an inheritor; she is an innovator, creating fresh expectations for what a complex artistic statement from a young voice can sound like today.
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"Fannie Mae remains committed to providing liquidity, stability and affordability to the U.S. housing and mortgage markets, and being a leader and innovator in neighborhood stabilization efforts," he added.
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You know, sometimes being a pioneer and innovator in something, it doesn't mean that you would be the most successful because there are so many other variables to it.
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After a New York Times feature revealed Harmon as the innovator behind the viral trend, public figures are demanding that Harmon receive the credit she's due — including Charli D'Amelio.
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PARELES A hard smack of good cheer from the Lil Peep archives, which still hold a bounty of collaborations with his good friend, the D.I.Y. sing-rap innovator iLoveMakonnen.
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He went on to create history six miles down the road at the Robert Mondavi Winery, an industry innovator and, at its peak, a half-billion-dollar-a-year business.
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For perhaps the first time in U.S. corporate history, stockholders of a public company will vote on May 23 on whether to turn a technology innovator into a patent troll.
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The 21-time Grammy Award nominee and four-time Grammy winner was presented with the most prestigious award of the evening during the 2017 iHeartRadio Music Awards — the Innovator Award.
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We want to make that ocean available and affordable to as many people as possible, so we are offering discounted Innovator passes specifically for students and nonprofit or government employees.
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An Innovator Pass grants access to the Main Stage, Extra Crunch Stage, Q&As, workshops, CrunchMatch, networking receptions and the TechCrunch Events App, which lets you communicate with other attendees.
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IN THE world of conservative Catholics, bent on proving that the current pontiff is a theologically dubious innovator, it feels as though Pope Francis has just given them fresh ammunition.
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Following careful testing during this year's Beauty Innovator Awards, we found the skinny little wand that gave our R29 editors the longest, fullest, most naturally beautiful lashes of their lives.
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The DigitalGlobe press release called Uber "an innovator" and cited the company's co-founder and CEO Travis Kalanick's TED Talk on the service's potential to cut pollution and traffic congestion.
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Not only was this elixir so effective that it was nominated in the skin-care category of Refinery29's Beauty Innovator Awards, but it'll also cost you less than $10.
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Previously CBS said they were "looking into" the allegations against their star, who played a Silicon Valley tech innovator who used crowdsourcing to help solve crimes in the drama series.
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"One of the key risks to the innovator is the copycat phenomenon whereby a larger, better-capitalized company recognizes the opportunity and decides to compete in the space," he says.
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Darden launched her first product, the cult-favorite Retinol Reform, in 2013, then followed it up with the Beauty Innovator Award-winning Texture Reform Gentle Resurfacing Serum earlier this year.
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"Not everybody is a well-capitalized automotive manufacturer with risk assessment built in, and not every company is a sophisticated ride-sharing company or mass innovator and disruptor," Strickland said.
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The court will also order the innovator to agree to a shared system, or use of the innovator's proprietary system, on "commercially reasonable" terms, again of the court's own devising.
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Buddy Ryan, pro football's famously combative defensive innovator, who helped propel the Jets and the Chicago Bears to Super Bowl championships, died on Tuesday in Shelbyville, Ky. He was 85.
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"Amazon is seen as more exciting, more at the edge — the creative innovator that has disrupted every market," said Michael Useem, a management professor at the Wharton school of business.
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A member of the group Experiments in Art and Technology and an artist embedded for three decades at Bell Labs, Ms. Schwartz has long been known as a digital innovator.
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An Investor Pass provides the same benefits as an Innovator pass, PLUS access to the Investor Lounge, an invitation to investor-only reception and two hours of private meeting space.
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Rabbi Rachel Cowan, a Mayflower descendant who converted to Judaism and became a prominent innovator in three nontraditional movements in that faith, died on Friday at her home in Manhattan.
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The New York guitarist Lee Ranaldo has been an underrated formal innovator since the early 1980s, both as a founding member of Sonic Youth, which disbanded in 2011, and elsewhere.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SAN FRANCISCO — Lynn Hershman Leeson revels in the role of artist as innovator and trickster, though it's not always clear whom she is tricking.
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Since then, the label has consistently released innovative dance records from acclaimed producers such as the Swedish house innovator Axel Boman, to the American DJ and former indie musician Dntel.
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As a result, Futurewei has laid off staff, closed offices and is losing valuable partnerships with American universities, all of which could jeopardize its position as a leading technology innovator.
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Japan is not only an innovator in this economy but is also seen as a bellwether for the likely tastes of China and south-east Asia's swelling middle-class consumers.
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Yet James was also a brilliant innovator for the martial arts in America, and was already enacting the sort of martial arts future that Bruce was just beginning to envision.
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Day 13: "Gotta Lotta" – 2 Chainz and Lil Wayne, COLLEGROVE, 2016 People often talk about Wayne as a stylistic innovator, but usually it's meant within the context of technical rapping.
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Plus, all competitors receive Expo Only passes for days one and two and an Innovator pass for day three of Disrupt SF. This hackathon will challenge you both mentally and physically.
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You'll get free Expo Only passes for days one and two, and then we'll upgrade you to an Innovator pass for day three of Disrupt SF. Here's how it all works.
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"While Google has been an industry-leading tech innovator, its treatment of female employees has not entered the 21st century," Kelly Dermody, a lawyer for the women, said in a statement.
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At the moment I'm collaborating with some global companies and agencies as an innovator strategist, which is something I really love to do and will keep doing alongside my art practices.
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As a physician-innovator, I have experienced how institutional policies, hierarchical and administrator-driven systems and pilot program dynamics are creating a stunted ecosystem that is not reaching its full potential.
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We had the chance to sit down with the hairstylist at Beautycon x SheaMoisture's first-ever honors celebration, The Beauties, where Stylez was honored as an innovator in the digital space.
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Rock innovator Chuck Berry died this past weekend, but the originally announced CHUCK will still be released this June as the legend's first posthumous record and his first album since 1979.
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But under Mr. Gilbert, the work unfolded fitfully, moving through its distinct episodes with an ungainly spirit that felt merely unsettled, rather than a nod to Sibelius as a structural innovator.
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Ahead, check out the skin-care products our editors are loving — including the ones that snagged honors in our 2018 Beauty Innovator Awards — all ringing in at under $30 a pop.
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Your Founder Pass gets you the same benefits as an Innovator Pass but at an already discounted rate — but you must be a (co)founder of a company (of any size).
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An Investor Pass provides the same benefits as an Innovator pass, PLUS access to the Investor Lounge, an invitation to the investor-only reception and two hours of private meeting space.
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Code-switching is a universally understood practice, and although Riley is an innovator for delving into its connection to actual systems of oppression, the practice is referenced quite a bit onscreen.
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And since the majority of these products have overwhelming cult followings (and our very-own Beauty Innovator Awards badge), you really can't go wrong putting a Haloscope highlighter in everyone's stocking.
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The legendary innovator and entrepreneur has plenty to talk about, including autonomous vehicles, AI's impact on humanity and one of his latest ventures — an AI-based app that detects skin cancer.
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"If you look at the history of Chicago … every time we've been an innovator in transportation, we have seized the future," Emanuel said in an interview with the Tribune on Wednesday.
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Every year, the Refinery29 Beauty Innovator Awards honor the trailblazers and trendsetters that make the beauty world spin; the products, brands, and people that absolutely amazed us and broke new ground.
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As an innovator who offers a tangible insight into the genre's future (I wrote about how back in January), it might even be a bit of a disappointment if she did.
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To complement the gravity of the moment, Tong sought out legendary techno innovator Richie Hawtin to perform at the inaugural edition of the series at Exchange nightclub in downtown Los Angeles.
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The Netherlands-based design firm has caught the attention of others, and this past weekend the innovator won the World Technology Award in the Arts category at the TIME Conference Center.
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Those extras have freed the Korean company from its perpetual obsession with cramming everything into a single device and, simultaneously, given it the halo of being perceived as a true innovator.
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Nobody would begrudge Rodgers—a 65-year-old honest-to-God icon an innovator who somehow managed to spearhead a disco revival in the 21st century—a few glorious victory laps.
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"While it is imperative that the U.S. continue to remain the world leader and innovator in the pharmaceutical market, it is important that ... antitrust concerns be given significant deliberation," he said.
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All I'm sure of is that Apple has been the most reliable innovator in laptop design for over a decade, and its next major change will probably be worth waiting for.
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Always an innovator in the fashion space, at this online and brick and mortar brand, you will find remarkable pieces of high-performance clothing that are sure to get people talking.
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Even his bizarre tweets (like when he accused a diver involved in the Thai soccer team rescue of being a "pedo") play into a narrative of the brilliant and eccentric innovator.
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The United States is a proud leader and innovator on cost-effective services for people with disabilities — we can manage services at the state level, but federal funding must remain steady.
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But we're living in perfectly insane times, and obeying the "any port in a storm" dictum, the techno veteran and Facebook animal post innovator is as good a savior as any.
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Attendees at the White House version — the types of people who describe themselves in Twitter bios as "creator" or "innovator" — were told to dress casually, in clothes suitable for a picnic.
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And while that film was completely fictional, its message remains true today: if you build something great, people will probably come—especially if you are a talented innovator with solid ideas.
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Méliès, born in 1861, was an innovator par excellence, experimenting with effects in his films that blew people's minds in an era when film itself was still startling to many people.
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But if the drugmakers had classified their products as innovator products — as they had done for the FDA — they "may have owed an additional $1.3 billion" in rebates, OIG's report found.
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But despite the state's reputation as being a tech innovator and economic engine for the nation, nearly half of those working in the gig economy are barely getting by, it said.
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Ahead, the five pencils and gels that will make your face feel complete, including the three that came away with a Beauty Innovator Award this year and two worthy runner-ups.
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Investors have generally given the company room to breathe, instead taking heart from strong demand for its latest model Model 23.3 and its reputation as an innovator in the auto market.
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Where young producers often work towards a pursuit of the new, Mr. Fingers' Outer Acid EP saw the house music innovator return to a decades-long musical trajectory with virtuosic elegance.
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You'll be seen as an innovator; an invaluable part of your industry's future—but only if you're able to work through the shake-ups and challenges this eclipse will also bring.
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We accept the following forms of valid government ID: If you don't have your valid nonprofit or government credentials, you'll have to pay the full on-site price of an Innovator pass.
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Every day I wake up with this issue, like we all do, with a sense of optimism when I see an exciting innovator, and pessimism when I feel the weight of inertia.
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The range currently includes the hydrating Jet Lag Mask in sky-blue packaging (that's also our 2018 Beauty Innovator Awards winner) and the exfoliating Overtime Mask that comes in a peach tube.
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Like Amoruso, Miki Agrawal, Thinx's self-styled "She-E-O," has made a name for herself as an alternative feminist icon, an innovator lauded for her refreshing ability to break sexist taboos.
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She's also listed in Marie Claire's 10 Women to Watch in 2016, Entrepreneurs Magazine's "Woman to Watch in 2016", New York Business Journal's Women of Influence Award, SXSW Black Innovator and more.
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He may not be a major innovator, but he is a remarkably forceful communicator: in the words of Kamau Daáood, ''a perfect vessel for the coming together of generations in his music.
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Consisting of just two dancers, a large patchwork fabric and a set of windows, it has been directed and designed by the choreographic innovator Steve Paxton, with restless lighting by David Moodey.
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Instead, Netflix is adding films like Alfonso Cuarón's Roma, the Sandra Bullock post-apocalyptic thriller Bird Box, and Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle, directed by actor and motion-capture innovator Andy Serkis.
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Our reviews are sourced from the people who know: our Beauty Innovator Awards testers, who tried every buzzy tinted moisturizer and best-selling liquid formula to hit the shelves this past year.
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I spoke with Francesca De Grandis, a shamanic innovator and thought leader in Paganism, about how to implement a ritual that will help you kick off 2016 in the best way possible.
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We were treated to a bounty of great new bargain beauty buys this past year, and we tested nearly all of them in order to crown the 2018 Beauty Innovator Awards honorees.
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" But it also said that "consistent with the recent CMS rule regarding the classification of drugs for rebate purposes," EpiPen "will begin being classified as an innovator drug on April 1, 2017.
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Magazine's 29 Entertainment Innovator of the Year and he told the magazine he's hoping to spend more time on stage now that he's planning a comeback thanks to an upcoming Netflix special.
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Cramer was countering criticism of Cook, who has been viewed as more of an operator than an innovator like Jobs, who handpicked Cook to take over as CEO shortly before his death.
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JB: There has been an obsessive focus on your body rather than on your body of work: your artistic life has been as an innovator in filmmaking, performance, installation, and video art.
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Chance the Rapper will receive the 2018 innovator award for his "groundbreaking accomplishments in music" and charitable contributions, while Camila Cabello will accept the fangirls award presented by L'Oréal Paris and iHeartRadio.
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The story of the innovator: SoFi wants to work with everyone, and they want to be different than the old-money banks, so they've created a member services component to their product.
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Under the CREATES Act, however, a generic company could sue in federal court if the innovator didn't provide all of the samples that the generic company needed within 31 days of request.
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Although bankruptcy laws are complicated and using them is by no means a cure-all for unhappy musicians, the re-emergence of Petty's once-unique solution solidified his position as an innovator.
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After seeing what happened to Kalanick, who could blame the next innovator in highly government protected industries like mass transit, medical care, or energy from shying away from making a big splash?
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But now you can double your savings simply by purchasing an Innovator, Founder or Investor pass before our 22019-for-1 flash sale ends on August 23 at 11:59 p.m. (CEST).
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When the Cure last played New York in 2011, the show was dedicated to the band's restless first three albums, before it found its way as an innovator of stadium-scale mope.
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While a Bourgeois "Spider" bronze sold in November for slightly more than $28 million, with fees, the high price at auction for Claire Falkenstein, an innovator and contemporary of Bourgeois, is $158,19603.
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Following the long-awaited release of his West Africa-infused, self-titled comeback album, French house innovator, St. Germain, embarked alongside an eight-piece band his first tour in over ten years.
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Your Founder Pass gets you the same benefits as an Innovator Pass but at an already discounted rate — but you have to be a (co)founder of a company (of any size).
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Kavita Gupta, Consensys Ventures Gupta is managing partner of the new $50 million venture capital fund created by Blockchain innovator ConsenSys to provide pre-seed and seed capital to blockchain technology startups.
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That left an unusual challenge for his family and collaborators: What to do with a collection of unheard work by an innovator who didn't survive to see his innovations truly take hold.
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" And I recalled Israeli societal innovator Gidi Grinstein's dictum that what is saving so many communities today is "leadership without authority — so many people stepping up to lead beyond their formal authority.
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There have been some amazing innovations in gaming with non-traditional interfaces, utilizing 3D cameras such as the Intel® RealSense™ Camera, like Intel® Software Innovator Nathan Grenier's creation, Tanked!
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On a recent visit, I found Carrot Top, 53, to be a far more ambitious performer than he gets credit for, an innovator in the shameless pursuit of cheap, sometimes questionable, laughs.
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Innovator Capital Management has a set of ETFs with built-in "buffers" for five broader market indexes: the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, Russell 2000, MSCI EAFE and MSCI Emerging Markets indexes.
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Listen to this story in audio format: Read this story in text format: 22 years after its publication, &aposThe Innovator&aposs Dilemma&apos is still the best book on disruption ever written.
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Of all the items on our never-ending stack of Target receipts at the bottom of our purse, many of them were worth a winning spot in our 2019 Beauty Innovator Awards.
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In his heyday, Meyerbeer was a uniquely powerful hitmaker, as well as an innovator who brought opera to new levels of orchestral color, dramatic scale, choral mass, historical richness and theatrical dazzle.
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Having 57 Refinery29 editors collectively test 392 products for our annual Beauty Innovator Awards means we can wholeheartedly recommend the 102 we've determined to be the best of the best this year.
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Greg Segal is the co-founder of Organize, a patient group who previously served as Innovator in Residence in the Office of the Secretary of the US Department of Health and Human Services.
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Always an innovator, McGrath took us all by surprise this year with the launch of Pat McGrath Labs, super limited-edition products that dropped like a secret Beyoncé album or a new iPhone.
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The Chicago rapper, 24, received the iHeartRadio Innovator Award for his "groundbreaking accomplishments in the music industry and his unsurpassable contributions to social causes" during the 2018 iHeartRadio Music Awards on Sunday night.
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Tayeb was recognized as Young Innovator of the Year by the Guardian in 2012 and in 2014 he received the h100 award, which celebrates the 100 most influential and innovative people in Britain.
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Dr. Pinnell was a true innovator in the field, and his specific research into vitamin C is why, for all the imitations the product has spawned, none have succeeded in recreating the formula.
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I've just been on a seven day tour in Asia where I engaged with a lot of customers, and I can see how much appreciation there is for being a dedicated healthcare innovator.
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The last great innovator – Neat and its specialized document scanner – has gone out of the hardware space entirely and only Epson and Fujitsu are the major brand names making and selling consumer scanners.
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Although Moi is primarily known across Sierra Leone as an innovator and youth enabling enthusiast who has mentored hundreds of young people in his home country, his influence on popular culture is broad.
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Here's what an Innovator Pass gets you: You receive access to three Disrupt stages — The Main Stage, The Next Stage and The Q&A Stage — all of which offer distinct types of content.
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Magazine Innovator Awards at New York City's Museum of Modern Art on Wednesday, Tatum and Hill — whose joint films include 21 Jump Street, 22 Jump Street, This Is the End and Hail, Caesar!
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Of course, we want to make Disrupt SF '22018 as financially accessible as possible, which is why we're offering students, nonprofit organizations, government employees and active military personnel steep discounts on Innovator passes.
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He is an innovator and creator, one of the few to pioneer a software category used by more than a billion people and one of the few to establish multiple billion-dollar companies.
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Magazine's 2017 Innovator Awards, referencing the ongoing battle of sexism and sexual harassment that exists in the industry, which is now at the forefront of conversation in light of the Harvey Weinstein scandal.
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The billionaire innovator, who doubles as CEO of SpaceX with dreams of colonizing Mars, said recently in an interview at TED Talks that he likes flying things but that flying cars aren't doable.
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Sharp was an early innovator in LCD TVs, but, as with others in the electronics industry, demand for its mid-range products was squeezed between the likes of Apple and lower-cost rivals.
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Over the course of his candidacy, Mr. Trump has questioned basic data security and privacy principles, called for the boycott of a trusted American innovator and wondered about the virtues of the internet.
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NXT has showcased other Japanese stars like the wiry innovator KENTA, who now wrestles as Hideo Itami, and who might well have been NXT champion already if ill-timed injuries hadn't sidelined him.
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"We've followed OpenGamma's transformation from an innovator in the development of open source software into an important risk analytics provider for institutional finance," Takeshi Hirano, executive officer of JPX, said in a statement.
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While TradeWind is not the only firm looking to use new technology such as blockchain in the gold market, its parent, IEX, has earned a reputation as an innovator in the stock market.
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Mr. Cowley, the disco innovator who spawned hi-NRG — an up-tempo, mechanized strain of dance music calibrated for the peak of the party — wore black patent-leather pants and a matching jacket.
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Gupta is a recipient of a UN social finance innovator award in 2015 for being an integral part of the founding green bond and Carbon Swap team in 2008 at The World Bank.
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China has clearly articulated its national goal of becoming the world's dominant AI innovator by 2030 and the global leader in "comprehensive national strength" by 85033 and is marching determined in that direction.
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Before personal self-invention devolved into dysmorphic disorder, Mr. Jackson showed himself to be an image innovator and yet always one whose presentation was based on a canny study of stagecraft and style.
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This last type can also be thought of as an "orthodox innovator," someone who tries to uphold the accepted beliefs while simultaneously pushing new ways of establishing those ideas in a new time.
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Though a trailblazer in many ways — as an originator of the American lifestyle brand, an innovator of cross-licensing, and a marketing whiz — one signature product has become synonymous with Neumann's legacy: scarves.
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Two singing pianists who loom large in the contemporary lore of New Orleans music, Mr. Butler and Dr. John both descend from the musical parentage of Professor Longhair, the famous barrelhouse piano innovator.
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Key acts this weekend include the R&B revolutionaries SZA and Solange (Saturday); the joyous dance-floor innovator Kaytranada (Sunday); the fearless singer Serpentwithfeet (Saturday); and the gifted piano man Sampha (Saturday).afropunkfest.
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One anonymous innovator, claiming to be a French chemist by the name of Siegfried, posted his findings online, in a brief, awkwardly worded paper that was unlike anything that had come before it.
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