Some analysts say Chinese companies are now busily "re-leveraging" rather than "de-leveraging".
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We&aposre leveraging the prosecution, the tools that we&aposve had in place for years, we&aposre leveraging them better than before.
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Perhaps Büchel's conceptualism lies in leveraging the power of the wall itself — a compelling metaphor, for good or ill — thereby leveraging the hateful and divisive politics of this administration for his own prominence.
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But Elliott has lawyers who specialize in leveraging legal rules.
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Leveraging — and perverting — one of its key values: Authentic speech.
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Instead, I took the much simpler approach of leveraging randomness.
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The Goatse token sets itself apart by leveraging the Goatse.
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There are going to be more insurers leveraging IoT devices.
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Regulators can also improve their effectiveness by leveraging the technology.
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Leveraging that affection would be a great place to start.
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Former Bachelorettes have been wildly successful at leveraging the platform.
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How will you be leveraging blockchain technology to overcome corruption?
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We start talking about scale and efficiency and leveraging synergies.
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Second, BlaBlaCar is leveraging its data for the pricing structure.
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"When you own real estate, you're leveraging inflation," he said.
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We are also leveraging their expertise in design of warehouses.
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He urged the leveraging of state power to achieve this.
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"We are all in on leveraging Facebook," Mr. LaCroix said.
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But we've gotten past the worst of all the leveraging.
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A final issue relates that leveraging to China's international situation.
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This is especially true for companies leveraging cloud data technologies.
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WE'RE DOING THE SAME THING HERE, LEVERAGING THE COMBINED ASSETS.
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" Alas, very few researchers have been interested in "leveraging microgravity.
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Niche cities have found success by leveraging unique features or locations.
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Pandora also lets advertisers personalize their messages by leveraging listener data.
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Or more specifically, leveraging the biological processes that make hibernation possible.
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So US companies excel at leveraging up and going bust - great!
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We're leveraging our partners in areas where they're better than anyone.
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A historian more adept at leveraging fresh insight than Jill Lepore?
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But immigrant activists were excited, having spent months leveraging Republican Sen.
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Chances are you'll be leveraging their capabilities sooner than you think.
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Savvy marketers are leveraging influential TikTokers to promote brands and music.
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They're leveraging much of the same database technologies that we're using.
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Competitors are definitely leveraging Brexit uncertainty to fuel their competitive aspirations.
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P.S. I'm leveraging it to my benefit—subscribe to my channel!
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De-radicalization programs are effective in leveraging change in disillusioned radicals.
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GloZell Green is leveraging her online presence to help kids learn!
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Retail sales were encouraging from the de-leveraging point of view.
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This experimentation has reignited interest in leveraging states' joint purchasing power.
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Stimpson also seconds leveraging your contacts and recruiters to make connections.
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Unfortunately, PBMs are leveraging their power to abuse the auditing process.
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We've achieved success by leveraging complementary skill sets and diverse opinions.
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Leveraging technology to help you automate the process is useful, too.
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Other opportunities could include leveraging their celebrity status on InstagramFame sells.
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My life should not be a pawn for leveraging industry profits.
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Economics are about leveraging limited resources — or capital — to build wealth.
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Pros: Leveraging the government's bargaining power could result in massive savings.
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Instagram has cracked down on this but mainly leveraging manual methods.
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Republicans are leveraging two key provisions of the Congressional Review Act.
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There are already a handful of fintech companies leveraging the Starling API.
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In many cases, startups and entrepreneurs are the ones leveraging AI brilliantly.
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Parking company Indigo is also leveraging Deepomatic's technology for its security cameras.
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They build a unique product, leveraging unique tools satisfying an unmet need.
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Vice is successfully leveraging data to distribute sponsored content effectively and efficiently.
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Leveraging stores as distribution centers sounds like an efficient, lower cost option.
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Colony is one platform leveraging Ethereum to drive decentralized, global work organizations.
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FORTT: DO YOU THINK ABOUT LEVERAGING YOUR SUBSCRIBER BASE IN DIFFERENT WAYS?
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And that makes leveraging the common ground that unites us practically impossible.
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He's leveraging his experience into a new career as a medical consultant.
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Anglo American has been de-leveraging its balance sheet since early 2016.
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Dating apps are finally leveraging AI to clean up users' chat messages.
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Cybersecurity firms are increasingly leveraging this technology to deal with insider threats.
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Kuda's plans to generate revenues focus largely around leveraging its bank balances.
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When Taylor changed identities, she wasn't deviously leveraging race to her advantage.
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Some of these sites are leveraging Facebook advertising to boost their content.
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Conservatives were more adept at leveraging the kitchen table in those debates.
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"We're leveraging information from that archive into the present day," they said.
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Read part one of this post, "Leveraging TikTok for growth," on TechCrunch.
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Hand-waving about leveraging the private sector does nothing to change this.
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Indra gets how leveraging the power of recognition leads to positive results.
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The key is leveraging other people's money to increase your own wealth.
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And cyberattacks don't necessarily rely on leveraging or introducing vulnerabilities into systems.
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SafeTix is only one way that Ticketmaster is leveraging technology at live events.
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But for now, Toyota is leveraging the expertise it developed with the Prius.
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We look forward to leveraging National Geographic for even more content on Disney+.
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Pebble's software isn't the only acquired technology Fitbit is leveraging for the Ionic.
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Tech-enabled companies leveraging the Internet, mobile devices, and social media are booming.
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And no company is better at leveraging technology to broaden margins than Amazon.
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Lenders say inquiries from wealthy clients about leveraging their art collection are rising.
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The company is further leveraging those lessons learned for the Versa Lite Edition.
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Your biggest opportunity for leveraging salary is when you're walking in the door.
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It's leveraging this presence to offer Warp as an optional and free upgrade.
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But leveraging our abundant energy is possible only if the government allows it.
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These gains have provided policymakers with a leveraging block on the global stage.
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There are many opportunities for leveraging the power of a 401(k) plan.
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WE HAVE TO DO A BETTER JOB AT LEVERAGING THE STORES WE HAVE.
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For example, the Amazons fight in a collaborative way, leveraging each others' strength.
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"You are taking an existing core technology and leveraging it to another market."
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The prospect of leveraging OTOY's expertise for VR and AR content excites him.
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Some of the biggest abusers are leveraging their political clout to prevent competition.
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China is also leveraging its economic clout and pressuring companies like Gap Inc.
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To get his message heard, he's been leveraging something unique: his own image.
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Now Shapero is leveraging that experience as VP of global sales at LinkedIn.
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Leveraging its dominance in its existing markets "is Line's only chance," he said.
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Beyond leveraging the app, Uber could also strengthen its product via an acquisition.
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"Disney is doing a really good job of leveraging their brand name," said.
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Today, it will begin leveraging similar technology to do the same for podcasts.
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Olo will also start leveraging a burgeoning platform, Olo Dispatch, to serve retailers.
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Is Amber "guilty" for leveraging her sexuality as a part of her identity?
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"Maintaining freshness requires operating an efficient supply chain and leveraging technology," he said.
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But what about the big question: When will all this de-leveraging end?
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Qatar seems intent on leveraging its immense wealth to ride out the storm.
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It is the basis of leveraging the bank balance sheet and making loans.
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What Hunter was doing at Burisma was leveraging those connections in Burisma's interests.
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Slack could add a little more fun, while leveraging Microsoft's strong customer base.
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Check out more techniques for leveraging breathing as a stress-busting superpower here.
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Check. Is leveraging that position to stop Facebook from fact-checking political ads?
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"Drahi made his money by leveraging up and buying companies," said one investor.
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Here's Portland doing a good job of leveraging Houston's defensive scheme against them.
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As for tariffs, Trump thinks they're an effective leveraging tool in any deal.
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As mentioned, airline companies do a particularly good job of leveraging this opportunity. 5.
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Gottlieb said the company's success and proliferating sales were largely due to leveraging Instagram.
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I love that there is a space in our process for leveraging those voices.
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The technologies that we are leveraging weren't fully developed for how we're using them.
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But leveraging diversity to strengthen our society isn't just the responsibility of political leaders.
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But he also said that extremists are now leveraging the web for hate speech.
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The event was all about leveraging tech around three topics — education, labor and diversity.
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To compensate, it's leveraging AI to process portrait photos with a blurred out background.
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We all know this housing issue is about leveraging the resources that we have.
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Leveraging real estate to grow the business is a pattern they've repeated five times.
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Now the company's design chief is leveraging that reputation to help a famous museum.
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By leveraging collective opinion, Google at once made Yahoo's search engine all-but obsolete.
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Let's talk about the number of businesses that are not leveraging Google or Facebook.
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The company is leveraging its brand recognition and data analytics into an ecommerce play.
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But again, the FBI is also leveraging this opportunity to ask for special treatment.
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She now has 33,000 Instagram followers, which she is leveraging for more writing opportunities.
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Thereafter, Fitch anticipates a gradual de-leveraging towards 7.0x at the end of 2019.
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This time, we built our new product leveraging a smartphone instead of a website.
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It also allows xHamster to focus on leveraging its main asset: its existing viewership.
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Insiders leveraging their access to data for illegitimate purposes happens across the tech industry.
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Around the same time, Facebook started leveraging Instagram for its own growth and engagement.
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For example, leveraging perception and motion manipulation to power self-driving cars is fascinating.
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The only way other corporations can be successful is leveraging and tapping into startups.
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Leveraging military aid in exchange for foreign interference in an election is casebook extortion.
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Consider the ideas below from entrepreneurs who are leveraging this tool with amazing results.
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The Singapore stores are stocked mainly with food and drink, leveraging Japan's culinary reputation.
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"Leveraging subscription to drive impulse is a huge opportunity for us," Del Pozzo said.
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WE'RE CONSTANTLY LEVERAGING OUR TECHNOLOGY TO REINVENT AND MOVE THE COMPANY DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS PEOPLE.
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However, Fitch believes Rogers is committed to a de-leveraging path back below 2.5x.
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Disney is leveraging Marvel, in particular, to get the streaming service off the ground.
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Taylor: Leveraging a White House meeting to get what you want is one thing.
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The score was linked to cash leakage, flexibility on investments, leveraging and structural subordination.
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The company is also reducing overhead and leveraging technology and processes across its organization.
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Our competitive advantage depends on leveraging all of our smartest talent, male or female.
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The perceptron was way ahead of its time, leveraging neuroscience to advance machine learning.
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Leveraging a name-brand company on one's resume to add credibility is incredibly common.
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Leveraging market-rate construction on public housing sites isn't a new idea, of course.
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Apple isn't the only company leveraging a mobile operating system for an unfair advantage.
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So far, Japan is leveraging on its provision of long-term structures in Africa.
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"Once you start doing that, then NASA can start leveraging that," Dr. Dittmar said.
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Jeffrey Epstein was a master of maximizing and leveraging proximity to wealth and power.
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One of the key factors keeping small businesses from effectively leveraging data is scale.
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Leveraging this knowledge, Hershey's proposed and executed a partnership with Rubie's Costumes on Amazon.
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THE REGULATORS HAVE TO PUT PROPER LEVERAGING INTO THE SYSTEM TO PROTECT THE INVESTOR.
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He qualifies for QSBS, but until our conversation, he hadn't even considered leveraging it.
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On Monday we talked about the power of leveraging habits to support your resolution.
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The EU could also try to make better use of existing funds, leveraging them to finance projects, similarly to its investment fund EFSI which is to generate some 500 billion euros of investment by 2020 by leveraging only 33.5 billion of own funds.
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From Wikipedia to Waze and Yelp, digital tools are leveraging individuals' experiences for aggregate results.
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Johnson will focus on lowering costs, leveraging the retailer's scale, cybersecurity and the associate experience.
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It seems like The Family is leveraging this model to finance all the fellowship activities.
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Leveraging those characteristics does seem like great news for genomics and medical records in general.
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We've also looked at actively estimating human intentions, again by leveraging the autonomous car's actions.
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And, closer to home, the Pentagon lagging behind the tech industry in leveraging artificial intelligence.
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"We're leveraging information and insight to allow people to make better investing decisions," Williams said.
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"We believe we should be leveraging automation to automate boring, dangerous, repetitive work," he said.
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Zadeh is leveraging his connections as a Stanford professor to build a community around Matroid.
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That's why it's leveraging the power of its main application to highlight its payments service.
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Many cities have been leveraging the data we shared and started putting in improved infrastructures.
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Russia and Iran are leveraging social media to undermine stability or elections in other nations.
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Other companies are pushing for more transparency by leveraging the power of the blockchain itself.
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Nintendo is leveraging almost every unique feature on the Switch for the upcoming party game.
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WE'RE CERTAINLY LEVERAGING DIGITAL AND WE ARE ALSO WEAVING IN SOME REALLY POWERFUL HISPANIC MARKETING.
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"Australia has moved to the forefront of medical marijuana by leveraging Canadian expertise," he said.
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Owning a media company can be a powerful advertising play, leveraging data on telecommunications customers.
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Matic itself is an insurance agency, just one that's leveraging technology in a different way.
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In order to modernize that industry, the startup is leveraging the inventory of Skyscanner, Booking.
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Amazon has not wasted any time in leveraging its Whole Foods brick-and-mortar footprint.
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But leveraging your profile with only those people or topics in mind will limit you.
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We pride ourselves on leveraging our LPs to make connections on behalf of portfolio companies.
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It's clearly leveraging that power to influence the music industry and grow its cultural currency.
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Added to that, professional investors can actually help with the building by leveraging their network.
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Meanwhile, Univision is leveraging the popularity of European soccer to entice a pay-TV partner.
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Like many venture capitalists, I talk to technology startups leveraging AI/ML almost every day.
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"The biggest advantage for Allergan would be in leveraging Pfizer's global sales forces," Malhotra said.
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Leveraging new technology is seen as another way to address the in-home care dilemma.
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The Negative Outlook reflects the risk of a slower-than-expected trajectory to de-leveraging.
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"By leveraging social media and online advertising, we can claw at market share," he added.
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Another way that students can appeal for more aid is by leveraging their other offers.
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"We are seeing the success of M-Akiba, (and) us leveraging on it," he said.
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Any insurance system could help achieve this, but Virginia is leveraging Medicaid to do it.
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Then you're not just catching up to Facebook, you're leveraging an asset Facebook doesn't have.
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Most developers are focused on leveraging existing devices like smartphones and tablets, using ARKit/ARCore.
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MetaData: Fuels marketing campaigns by leveraging CRM & marketing automation data into laser-focused targeted advertising.
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The researchers developed the model by leveraging a number of existing climate and weather simulations.
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The leader has been unapologetic about leveraging that connection to bring increased funding to Kentucky.
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It also appears that Peacock is leveraging NBC's news department and the company's sports rights.
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That's why only those with a track record should attempt leveraging debt to buy investments.
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One platform that has taken the spotlight in leveraging blockchain for media, is Eluvio, Inc.
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"Leveraging the Fluent Design System, we introduced depth and color to our iconography," explains Koehn.
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And you worry about consumers leveraging up and buying more goods and services with leverage.
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Clinton's — that are leveraging the power of data to find every last vote they can.
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Dave Anderson is the editor of "Leveraging: A Political, Economic, and Societal Framework" (Springer, 85033).
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In this case, they are leveraging corruption to undermine U.S. policy — and you facilitated it.
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I concretize my efforts by posting online, leveraging the life-packaging apps at my disposal.
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MessageYes offers brands the opportunity to text their customers, leveraging artificial intelligence and integrated payments.
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Like Riot, ISIS tried leveraging TamTam in the spring of 2018 but to no avail.
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"We're leveraging the strength of our stores," Lore said on a call with media Thursday.
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I really believe in leveraging your experiences and your lessons, and making art from this.
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North Korea has released similar videos leveraging threats against the United States in the past.
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To do that, the company is leveraging a device that consumers already have: Their smartphones.
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On UnReal, the producers are not above leveraging the contestants' psychological triggers to incite juicy breakdowns.
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Multiply Labs is leveraging robotics and 3003D printing to build made to order "designer" personal supplements.
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We're now leveraging the Global Coffee Alliance with Nestle to expand the reach of Starbucks globally.
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So far, elite military teams like U.S. Special Forces have been leveraging D3O for body protection.
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It's just the latest example of criminals leveraging drones and other technology to fluster law enforcement.
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Businesses are leveraging APIs to create application networks that are fundamentally changing the pace of business.
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We look forward to leveraging our expertise in the consumer space and working closely with Pony.
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"They think that we haven't been using and leveraging the brand as we could," he said.
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The concern from senators is that Russians are leveraging these open networks to manipulate these conversations.
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Petrobras, with a majority 62.5% stake in the field, is in an aggressive de-leveraging process.
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Europe is also looking at ways of better leveraging its weight on energy markets, Dombrovskis said.
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Investors are throwing bricks of cash at startups building or leveraging artificial intelligence in any way.
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This feature sees Instagram leveraging its old permanent content to power a feature Snapchat doesn't have.
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The company may unveil an augmented reality headset, also leveraging its RealSense 3-D camera technology.
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Village Global is leveraging its network of tech luminaries to support the next generation of entrepreneurs.
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To target these retail investors meant leveraging technology to scale quickly and cheaply across the country.
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Venture funds are increasingly leveraging students to help improve the three F's — finding, funding, and fixing.
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And going forward, it hopes to produce new drug therapies by leveraging its growing health database.
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It's a nice marketing play for Disney, leveraging the flagship from the world's largest phone maker.
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What's next: Streaming services are becoming more sophisticated in leveraging marketing deals to reduce user churn.
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Positioning means leveraging who you are and what you've done as a springboard to what's next.
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"We are leveraging a new technology and applying it to the existing business model," said Palatnick.
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But getting approval won't be easy, even leveraging the last 30 years of stem cell science.
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This leveraging has been an operating principle I have had as an artist since the beginning.
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But now Ken Bone is leveraging his fame for profit... America, prepare to enter the #bonezone.
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HM: Well there's a leveraging question in China is something which dates already for several years.
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As always, it's all about leveraging artifical intelligence to increase response rate, cross-sell and more.
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"The point of credit is leveraging your income to improve your quality of life," Siroya says.
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Most of Tesla's methods have focused on leveraging its existing customer base to attract new buyers.
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Some of these companies add value, but many more profit by leveraging the technology of others.
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Amazon may consider leveraging its new partnerships with physical retailers to control more of Prime Day.
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Of particular interest is the fitness space, leveraging its Bluetooth expertise into rugged, fitness-friendly earbuds.
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They multiply their impact by leveraging U.S. funding to attract additional investments from the private sector.
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China has likewise made significant strides developing nuclear technology and leveraging its manufacturing advantages for export.
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Holeman said it was positive that people were "leveraging" side hustles to meet their financial goals.
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Today, Walmart is leveraging omnichannel and multi-format strategies to bring customers freshness, value and convenience.
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By narrowing the scope, Apple can control the quality of the product while leveraging others' resources.
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Brand Extensions Providing Growth: Management is committed to leveraging its brand name into higher-margin businesses.
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That amount may seem totally overwhelming at first, so consider leveraging technology to begin saving up.
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That perspective has informed his leadership decisions, such as leveraging his power on issues concerning immigration.
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Meanwhile, Bernie is leveraging his massive email lists to directly rally his supporters to picket lines.
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AT&T, for instance, has been leveraging its Time Warner acquisition to launch multiple streaming services.
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Some biohackers believe that by leveraging technology, they'll be able to live longer but stay younger.
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Castro, aware of that trend, is leveraging it to the advantage of animals — and his candidacy.
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Here are some tips for leveraging social media to get faster service on your next trip.
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Fully leveraging the power of the market through smart, trans-ideological policy would make us unstoppable.
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That last economic crisis was caused by financial speculation and over-leveraging in America's housing markets.
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Mark Zuckerberg and Dr. Priscilla Chan are leveraging their initiative for a good (and educational) cause.
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Not just for a single production, but permanently, leveraging supposed Hollywood connections like filmmaker George Lucas.
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GoFundMe will also be leveraging its own traction in the fundraising market to grow this business.
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Blackstone is leveraging itself to British intellectual power, if not the brain currently occupying Downing Street.
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" It accuses Beijing of "leveraging military modernization, influence operations, and predatory economics to coerce neighboring countries.
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Once again, record your thoughts and impressions, leveraging the impact of speaking out loud to yourself.
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Those tips include showing passion, leveraging your network, and customizing the letter to the specific organization.
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The NBA already is leveraging virtual reality to increase ticket revenues and expand choices for fans.
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Beyoncé is admittedly the most extreme example of a celebrity leveraging control over their own image.
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"So when viewed in aggregate China is still leveraging up apace," the Deutsche Bank report concluded.
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But the sale has come at the cost of leveraging its own citizens, companies and neighbours.
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Examines winning strategies used by financial institutions that are leveraging AI to transform their entire organizations.
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Leveraging the latest and greatest cloud applications gives companies the firepower to keep up with hackers.
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The bank is also at the forefront of leveraging digital technology to shape the future of banking.
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Apple claims that Qualcomm has demanded unfair terms for use of its technology, leveraging a monopoly position.
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French startup Doctolib is leveraging its own community of practitioners to compete with Livi and other newcomers.
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They Refuse To Be Shamed This goes far beyond Kim leveraging a sex tape into international superstardom.
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"Intuit is leveraging cloud-based delivery to expand into new markets and more effectively address non-consumption."
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"Where's the beef?" was ripe for leveraging in a political campaign as a question begging for substance.
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And Trump's announcement Tuesday gave little help to congressional Republicans as far as leveraging their own conference.
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Cutting out middlemen, fighting entrenched legislation and established players, leveraging instant connectivity, these are all great things.
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The feature, called "View in Room 3D," was previously available on iOS, leveraging Apple's AR platform ARKit.
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The practice of non-native artists leveraging the subject matter of American Indians has a problematic past.
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It sparks a idea in her that Evil Corp and Phillip are leveraging her for...some purpose.
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Or is this art show just another way of leveraging humanity's ongoing symbolic relationship with the moon?
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For example, AT&T acquired Time Warner and is now leveraging its wireless business to sells subscriptions.
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"We've pioneered state of the art teleops technology by leveraging 5G," Designated Driver CEO Manuela Papadopol said.
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Nazis, allegedly leveraging intelligence from a double agent, arrested Borrel and fellow Physician leaders in June 1943.
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Virginia's interests are mainly material, and she is unashamed about leveraging the value placed on women's sexuality.
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This is precisely the sweet spot for Amazon's approach of leveraging technology and scale to reduce costs.
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The company is leveraging its existing roofing manufacturing business, GAF, to offer an integrated solar roof product.
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Sacca said live video is "compelling" but Twitter is not leveraging its strengths to boost the experience.
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Leveraging data sourced from its various online services, it came to vastly different conclusions than the FCC.
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Leveraging a young, hungry online feminist community around your project is going to be crucial to success.
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In other words, Ford is leveraging a little nostalgia as it points its customers toward the future.
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That fact is what startup Voxel51 is leveraging to take on the established competition in this space.
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We must also insist on a fair process when leveraging social and professional, but not criminal, penalties.
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S./Ireland) and SP Ventures (Brazil) are leveraging to build a robust pipeline feeding the venture ecosystem.
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But current rules generally hinder the industry from leveraging the technologies throughout the 140,000-mile rail network.
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In Namibia, Monica Geingos is leveraging her background in finance to combat longstanding inequality and cyclical poverty.
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In the absence of committed contractual repayments, we forecast no material de-leveraging on a gross basis.
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Why it matters: The alt-right movement in the U.S. has been leveraging social media to organize.
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Leveraging that to be a lender to this new generation is an easy route to customer acquisition.
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Like DriverCars, it's leveraging Uber's existing fleet to gather market data, reportedly paying drivers to gather information.
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Below, we look at how startups are leveraging market trends to get a foot in the door.
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Startups creating systems of engagement get users and revenue, by leveraging data in the systems of record.
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The company also remains committed to de-leveraging the balance sheet of the European business, Chatterjee said.
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Hard work to the wealthy means outthinking their competitors and leveraging the collective brainpower of their advisors.
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Leveraging the power of the IoT, the team has created a multicomponent system to deter poaching efforts.
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Apple found a clever way to solve that by leveraging its developer community and acquisition of Workflow.
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Congress and the president must ask a simple question: How are we protecting and leveraging that advantage?
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Universities must give students personalized attention and useful academic feedback, leveraging technology to support them at scale.
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All fell victim to leveraging too much on debt too long without making the inevitable difficult decisions.
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Weeks after being released from prison, Meek Mill is leveraging his high-profile case and his popularity.
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Democrats are trying to increase those numbers by leveraging the influence and respect that older women command.
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Tessian's innovative approach to dealing with complex problems and leveraging machine-learning technology has impressed venture capitalists.
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"The recovery ... has not come against the backdrop of re-leveraging in any economic sector," he said.
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Instead, it's the suspect or offender who is leveraging some sort of power or control over someone.
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This would be the start of computer vision systems leveraging the kinda freaky power of big data.
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Given the pressure on domestic spending, it seems logical the department should be leveraging all available resources.
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The idea will be to create more intelligent analytics for these groups leveraging the Weather Co. datasets.
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Yet as the Tokai team discovered, leveraging this technique to image a neural network is slightly trickier.
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Workato is a good example of a company that is leveraging Slack's network to acquire new customers.
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They help spur innovation and competition, leveraging the benefits of the private sector to serve public needs.
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Fitch recognizes that gross leverage may occasionally exceed this range in the immediate aftermath of leveraging transactions.
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He is also perhaps the greatest at cultivating his brand and leveraging it to its maximum value.
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Sleep medicine experts are trying to reach those in need and, to do so, are leveraging telemedicine.
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In Part 3, we show how it's leveraging its economic might to challenge the liberal democratic order.
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Ajay, Tony and Atul Gupta had earned fantastic sums leveraging their friendship with President Jacob G. Zuma.
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But the former New York mayor is leveraging his personal wealth to air a barrage of ads.
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The challenge for Cook will be leveraging a cheaper iPhone 11 to claw the company's way higher.
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Talking about sexism on the campaign trail can also be seen as leveraging gender for political gain.
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But through collective action, we have found a powerful method of leveraging our privilege as Ivy Leaguers.
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Rivals were quick to condemn Mr. Bloomberg, 2000, for leveraging his personal fortune to sway the race.
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In the current crisis, Qatar is leveraging the wide range of ties its foreign policy has fostered.
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Leveraging your real estate prowess, you've built the best swamp ever, even better than Richard Nixon's. 3.
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In 2014, Health Level Seven International proposed leveraging how the internet works to break open the silos.
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That means "leveraging fear," as Kamal Essaheb, policy director for the National Immigration Law Center, puts it.
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"We have a results-oriented mechanism for diplomatic talks with Turkey that we're leveraging," Pentagon spokesman Col.
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Molina had made big bets on growing its exchange business, leveraging years of experience with Medicaid patients.
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The Grammys have a habit of nominating black artists, snubbing them, and leveraging their performances for ratings.
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But it's not just the media who are leveraging Ukraine's fake operation to boost Russia's moral authority.
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Code Louisville is a way to learn coding by leveraging online content, but with a support system.
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"The initial coin offering is a new business model leveraging blockchain technology and it will remain," he said.
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Mostly, Etue is focusing on leveraging the momentum of winning the Summer Skirmish into a legitimate gaming career.
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One possible solution, as proposed in a Cell paper published this week, involves leveraging the power of hibernation.
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Japan also wanted to make money in China while leveraging American protection in its territorial disputes with Beijing.
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De-leveraging and the prevention of financial risks are two major goals for China's financial regulators this year.
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It means leveraging this information in a way that is truly actionable and inspired by the consumers themselves.
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Negative campaigns—leveraging publicity to prevent people from doing something harmful—are more handily won than constructive ones.
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With discovery leveraging all the data that Facebook knows about the user, there is less need to search.
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Eventually, the site's founders decided to design and distribute games of their own, leveraging Kickstarter as a channel.
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I can attest that calling out buzzwords year after year certainly hasn't dissuaded marketing professionals from leveraging them.
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Leveraging social media data can solve this gap and also be applied to large-scale events, as well.
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She works as both an investor and operator with these companies, leveraging her product development and marketing experience.
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The provision is meant to prevent cable companies from leveraging that monopoly power to set unfairly high rates.
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Asked whether he saw other potential targets, he said Endeavour would focus on de-leveraging this year instead.
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By strategically leveraging the press to influence public perception, you indirectly influence regulatory rule-making and legislative decisions.
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But, "we see this as a pipeline we can leverage that we currently aren't leveraging today," she said.
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That's why Uber says it's focused on leveraging its existing resources and fleet of Uber Eats delivery partners.
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Adaptive Battery is on-board here, leveraging DeepMind to decide which apps should get the most system resources.
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Hard work to the wealthy means out thinking their competitors and leveraging the collective brainpower of their advisors.
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The larger story here though is how Techstars is increasingly leveraging startups and corporations together to improve both.
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De-Leveraging Expected in 33711 Fitch expects debt repayment in 3371212 will reduce gross debt/EBITDA to 3371908x.
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Kim Kardashian is leveraging her massive Twitter following of over 48 million users for a good cause today.
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By leveraging their investment in machine learning, Spotify's new free tier recommends music to users on the fly.
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For the first time in history, our government is hosting hackathons, utilizing accelerators, and leveraging open-source technology.
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By leveraging spirit—something we all (ostensibly) have—Moore gave his experimental music an uncanny degree of approachability.
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She's now gained thousands of Instagram followers and is leveraging that support to raise money for this cause.
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The company unlocked a way to target millennials and hire fewer people by leveraging digital tools, Cramer said.
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He relishes leveraging his net worth to sabotage rivals, settle old scores, and buy obscenely luxurious beachfront property.
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And by leveraging his experience on Alto, he's hoping to bring it to as many people as possible.
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It's re-leveraging when we thought that the economy – and in particular the household sector – had to deleverage.
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They are experts at doling out guilt Emotional manipulators are masters at leveraging your guilt to their advantage.
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This feature shows how leveraging the Uber network allows us to offer people even more affordable dining options.
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Leveraging this, it attacks the segment on international remittances, which is 10 times cheaper than traditional bank offerings.
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"Leveraging different perspectives fuels innovation, fosters collaboration and strengthens relationships," said EY's Taiwan country managing partner Andrew Fuh.
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He was simply leveraging the same resources that are available to all who speak in the public forum.
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Curry and James, in this context, are the vanguard, each leveraging their own advantages into team-wide opportunity.
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The idea of leveraging Chris's prominent last name to brand the product had the sharks seeing dollar signs.
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Since, roughly, Trump's inauguration, private enterprise has tapped into an American furor gone mainstream, leveraging marches into marketplaces.
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Let's start with drug companies charging record-breaking prices and hospitals leveraging dominant market positions for higher rates.
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Washington (CNN)Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is leveraging his political power to try to convince Arizona Gov.
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But in the second half, when we should have been leveraging our data, our team began to collapse.
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The current wave of brand building speaks to Gen-Z's affinity for social media, and leveraging its impact.
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It's not just retributive violence, but a strategic way of leveraging power in his standoff with the government.
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Before starting Monse, he and Ms. Kim canvassed industry leaders for advice, leveraging every connection they could manage.
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Study and master debt instruments and the positive qualities of debt, and don't be afraid of leveraging debt.
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A consistent theme in Wisconsin has been leveraging the power of companies to provide apprenticeship training for workers.
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It has a clear-cut message: The leveraging of sanctions against Iran has lost its credibility and effectiveness.
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Teachers across the country, many leveraging on their unions, have protested for increased wages and better classroom conditions.
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And that's made me realize how badly I underestimated the difficulty of leveraging everything the Switch can do.
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However, new risk factors have accompanied the current re-leveraging cycle, although they will take longer to materialise.
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Leveraging cloud services has enabled the company to bring enterprise-level intelligence and protection to the consumer space.
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To tackle the pre-schoolers' market, Osmo is leveraging on the interactive content produced by Byju's, Sharma said.
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Companies like Origami Owl are already leveraging the power of strong and dedicated fan bases in unexpected industries.
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Businesses like Google and Accenture are leveraging their internal AI talent to build tools for positive impact. Google.
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Leveraging this data to track behaviors, treatments and outcomes can have significant impact on how healthcare is delivered.
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And now China is upping investment in producing its own Chinese movies — but not without leveraging Hollywood's tactics.
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The bigger picture: Increasingly, people are leveraging the mass reach of live-stream platforms to commit violent acts.
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We will succeed by having the confidence to embrace competition, and leveraging our comparative strengths, which are numerous.
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We've all heard about IBM's Watson winning at "Jeopardy," or making difficult medical diagnoses by leveraging artificial intelligence.
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Her husband, Jared Kushner, is traveling the world leveraging their access to the president to get rich(er).
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This means increased scrutiny on security spending, leveraging formal metrics to justify investments, and measuring organizational security performance.
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She recognized that the show was a contest not of business acumen but of getting and leveraging attention.
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Prominent Hollywood women are leveraging their power to help women with less of it, and to force change.
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If you do have to throw out the first number, you still have leveraging power, said Dr. Babcock.
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And Boston Medical Center experienced a similar result, reporting $500,000 in transportation savings by leveraging Uber's NEMT services.
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However, fintech alt lenders are changing the finance options available to SMBs by leveraging alternative data and technology.
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The United States has a long tradition of leveraging its economic power to advance its foreign policy agenda.
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The airline is working with customers to make adjustments to their travel plans, leveraging codeshare partners where appropriate.
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Mr. el-Sisi has dodged Western censure on his rights record by leveraging his economic and political muscle.
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A point of sale product is new, and shows how Goldman is thinking about leveraging the Marcus brand.
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This presents a new competitor to others in voice transcriptions that are leveraging similar AI advances, like Otter.
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By leveraging Reuters global distribution network, all our partners can better monetize their content and elevate their brands.
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Here, Mr. Lampert is betting that Sears can transform itself by leveraging its ground footprint and streamlining it.
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Leveraging our unique talents born from our diversity can offer advantages that even the greatest technologies cannot overcome.
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Nevertheless, adoption of Hide Replies is growing, with organizations like the CIA even leveraging it on some tweets.
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Cities are also leveraging mixed-use destinations as a means to market their communities to expansion-minded businesses.
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The [REDACTED] is leveraging your past traumas against you, making them physically manifest as new "nightmare"-type enemies.
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Elevation Ministries "is basically leveraging and capitalizing on the usage laws that we have in Colorado," he said.
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She and Hougland both see President Trump as a pioneer of leveraging online influencers to build an audience.
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By leveraging the four microphones on the phone, the V60 can recognize and separate voices from background noise.
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Firms like Charles Schwab and Fidelity Investments are leveraging technology to try making the process easier for retirees.
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Though they are radiantly successful, we are always aware that the success depends on leveraging their limited powers.
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Outside of the U.S., Coke has been leveraging recognition of its namesake brand to expand its drink portfolio.
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Leveraging what a lot of people viewed as a children's brand for, what lacks a better word: Adulting.
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The idea is to save governments money by leveraging private sector resources and liquidity to achieve positive results.
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Saudi Arabia likewise plans to invest heavily in fintech and innovation, but it is leveraging its own wealth.
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Many would say that it was the savvy leveraging of social media that helped the man get elected.
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In an April presentation titled "Leveraging Consumer Surveillance Systems," Jason Zdilla discussed various consumer surveillance devices and platforms.
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It is time we start leveraging this situation to negotiate at least equal trade terms with other countries.
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Trolls work through abstraction, leveraging the internet and irony to carve out a space between actions and consequences.
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Not everyone in America can be the underdog, leveraging his or her own grievances as refreshing and liberating.
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But one Colorado city, Aurora, is leveraging its tax revenue from legalization for something else: to combat homelessness.
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Ruggeri seems to be increasingly comfortable making uncomfortable work, leveraging one of painting's paradoxes to her great benefit.
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"We're leveraging technology and logistics to build the next multi-billion dollar food brand," the investor presentation reads.
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Facebook makes its money by leveraging user data in order to serve users ads it thinks are pertinent.
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Evergrande, which is actively de-leveraging by repaying all its perpetual bonds, is expected to drop below 300 percent.
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The feature is also another example of how Hinge is leveraging A.I. combined with user insights to improve matches.
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Ellis has questioned Mueller's probe and said Manafort's indictment appeared aimed at leveraging him to provide information on Trump.
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Leveraging that fame, Logan Paul sells hoodies, Jaclyn Hill sells lipsticks, Tati Westbrook sells beauty supplements, and so on.
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It will steadily push forward with de-leveraging this year, mainly in the non-financial corporate sector, he added.
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How Spotify's Rochelle King is leveraging data and design to bring a whole new level of experience to music.
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That's why it makes sense that Google is leveraging its other platforms to attract developer interest in the space.
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Companies turn to Salesforce technology to help build and grow customer relationships, leveraging their own information to do so.
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Secondly, by leveraging more dynamic movement, we were able to be bolder with these various situations to good effect.
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It's likely that products being worked on this very day, leveraging these new ingredients, are about to redefine markets.
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There are going to be more insurers leveraging IoT devices, such as fitness tracker Fitbit and environment sensor uHoo.
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Amazon started by offering outsourced consolidation for international sellers in 2014, leveraging bulk discounts for cheaper U.S. import rates.
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The company has been leveraging its 1.65 trillion yuan ($253 billion) in assets to transform into a worldwide investor.
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On the other hand, eBay has had a mixed track record when it comes to leveraging the market opportunity.
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Apple has found success by first building out a flourishing and attractive ecosystem and then leveraging its unprecedented scale.
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While 10x staffs experienced coders, more intermediaries are focusing on entry-level positions, and leveraging technology to assess talent.
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Robotics is another sector leveraging synthetic data to train robots for various activities in factories, warehouses and across society.
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Keying into Didi's existing network or leveraging Didi's logistics platform may be one way to do that in China.
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The question is: Are you willing to recognize our differences, and to capitalize on leveraging diversity and qualified people?
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It's also worth noting that N26 is now talking about leveraging artificial intelligence to create a smart banking experience.
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Fiat Chrysler has done a decent job so far leveraging such arrangements, Gartner mobility analyst Mike Ramsey tells Axios.
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And Nintendo has had success in leveraging handheld consoles — like the DS — and creating interest in its consoles historically.
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If you're an existing Square user in your stores, leveraging the e-commerce API on the web makes sense.
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It's no surprise then that Trello is now leveraging Atlassian's existing presence in Japan to grow its presence there.
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The $1.99 game has now soared to the top of the App Store, again leveraging its prior viral buzz.
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No doubt, these old-timey posters were designed to persuade, leveraging various psychological techniques to drive the message home.
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Often that means understanding the dynamics of that marketing channel deeply and leveraging those dynamics for your specific company.
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Other features, however, push the Reddit clients into new territory while leveraging their position as the official mobile apps.
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"Leveraging digital innovation is definitely an effective way to help millennialize or make relevant our brand again," Wung said.
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By leveraging on the talent of the region, Google will aim to address issues that hit closest to home.
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Now, however, it's opening up this service to developers across platforms, leveraging its AI ink services in the cloud.
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Talbert, for her part, is also leveraging SafeBeyond to help plan her funeral, for which she has many requirements.
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Ru is borrowing a page from Google and Yandex and now building more transactional services leveraging that huge audience.
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The latest clashes "illustrated the risks of leveraging violence," argues Laurence Broers of Chatham House, a British think-tank.
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The company is leveraging the fact that rules aren't as strict for ride-hailing drivers as for taxi drivers.
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Or maybe he's just leveraging his connection to Trump to get publicity like this story to promote his music.
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Leveraging technologies like Pixiedust and Brunel, users can produce data visualizations with as little as one line of code.
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Founded by ex-NASA employees, Planet is leveraging some of the $183 million in funding it's amassed to expand.
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Despite slower than initially expected de-leveraging, Fitch views the company's portfolio actions as positive in the long run.
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It will be more difficult for AET and ANTM to meet de-leveraging rating sensitivities given share repurchase activity.
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"Going forward, my focus will be on leveraging our increased scale following the transformative acquisition of BSI," he said.
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We're leveraging that human capital, which you're not going to get on Amazon or some of the other retailers.
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It's more complicated for SightlessKombat, a blind player whose ability to play games is dependent on leveraging sounds cues.
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"The problem is when you're leveraging the government and you're shutting it down — who is the government?" asked Stanley.
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Business leaders are going digital, leveraging the access and speed social media provides to share – and scale – their voices.
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Such leveraging was, of course, exactly the skill of an establishment hand like Manafort, not an outsider like Lewandowski.
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Both of Trump's eldest sons have been accused of leveraging his presidency to strike business deals around the world.
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Leveraging moving-target defense technology, the company's platform protects an organization's systems through both incremental and comprehensive turnkey practices.
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"We're definitely becoming more digital ... [and] we are leveraging the strength of our stores" (where the inventory is kept).
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Doing the easy work matters too — that is, leveraging your natural strengths to make progress on things that matter.
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So there is a pattern here, where I think Erdoğan has been leveraging Putin and Trump against each other.
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It has already been fairly successful in exporting small cars by leveraging the frugal engineering skills of India suppliers.
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In a competitive market, though, advantaged people still end up leveraging their advantages: that is why Happy Host exists.
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This technology will help drones deliver packages within a wider range from the warehouse by leveraging other airborne drones.
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Together the group will immediately become a formidable global provider of IoT services and SaaS solutions leveraging combined strengths.
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With this vast user base, Tencent is leveraging this asset to help it monetize and make investments, Wang said.
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Xue said the Thomas Cook brand will add value to its Fosun Tourism unit by leveraging its extensive platform.
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Businesses across multiple sectors are leveraging these and other technologies to stake their claim in this new economic frontier.
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Brian Cashman has been the general manager for 20 years now, leveraging that stability into a disciplined franchise turnaround.
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The company was founded by Jake Mor in 2019, leveraging a workout data set that Mor had previously collected.
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Like NPR, it's leveraging its stations to build a brand following that can cross over to on-demand podcasts.
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Teams across sectors could advance new solutions by leveraging open government data sets and open source information from platforms.
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Nest joins a growing trend of smart device companies leveraging existing products to gain access to new revenue streams.
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And-- and leveraging that community of dealers and riders, existing riders and new riders, to just build the sport.
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Number one, leveraging what the Thailand investment can do for us from-- an affordability perspective is a big help.
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SDI, leveraging America's technological superiority, could render nuclear missiles obsolete—and thereby checkmate North Korea, Iran, China, and Russia.
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"Iran has a history of leveraging asymmetric tactics to pursue national interests beyond its conventional capabilities," the alert said.
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And businesses like Augmedix are leveraging Google's Glass hardware to offer electronic health record support with a remote scribe.
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" He also said leveraging up infrastructure spending using private money, primarily from pension funds, is "a very good plan.
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Many of these offerings claim to be "predictive" by leveraging advanced technologies like machine learning and/or artificial intelligence.
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"We believe JPM can help this consortium tackle payment related issues, leveraging its technology in the space," he wrote.
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" Rioux said: "What better way to build a world in common than by leveraging the unifying power of football?
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U.S. policymakers interested in leveraging the discontent on the Iranian Street should support the ongoing anti-regime uprising. How?
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Taken together, they depict a strategy clearly aimed at leveraging information from politically powerful but legally vulnerable foreign citizens.
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" • "Those could include more ways of leveraging the sprawling federal government's resources to advance artificial intelligence, these people say.
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"Overall, you've got the Korean stronghold but then you have GM leveraging the former Daewoo operation there," Schuster said.
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It also proposes leveraging state, private and local funds, for a total expenditure of $5 trillion over a decade.
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The Obama administration embraced a fresh approach to leveraging technology platforms, and improved the experience of interacting with government.
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Driversiti isn't the only startup leveraging existing tools in smartphones — like the GPS and accelerometers — to detect driving behavior.
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Paris-based Huang Yongping, one of China's most formidable conceptual artists, put it quite bluntly when speaking about navigating different cultural realities throughout his career between China and France: "Leveraging the East in the West, and leveraging the West in the East"— seeing right through the robust consumerism of an often uncontested otherness.
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One way to do this is through leveraging emotion, a tool already used to devastating effect by the advertising industry.
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But Apple could be leveraging the tech for other uses as well, including automatically silencing notifications, augmented reality, and payments.
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However, U.S. authorities accused Low of siphoning billions of dollars from the fund and leveraging the cash to pay bribes.
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Bridgestone, one of the world's largest tire manufacturers, started leveraging its rubber science engineers to make golf balls in 1935.
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Now Henderson is leveraging her platform in tech to lead a movement of mothers who want to break into startups.
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Now, the company is expanding its footprint by leveraging third-party developer shops to add additional programmers to its roster.
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Walmart, meanwhile, has a history of leveraging partnerships to venture into areas where it wants to challenge Amazon and others.
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The company is also targeting $2123 billion in cost synergies, including leveraging scale in sourcing and eliminating duplicative corporate expenses.
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To online commenters, the video was more than a semi-nonsensical marketing stunt leveraging the appeal of a seminude supermodel.
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Net Net examines how top companies are promoting and managing innovation, leveraging rapid change, and using technology to grow exponentially.
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Observers said that could mean speaking up and reaching out more, leveraging the family's value as part of Japan's identity.
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But the nuclear-war-leveraging surprise baby is so poorly handled that it manages to be, of all things, boring.
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How can we make it harder for terrorists to leveraging the internet to recruit, radicalize, and mobilize followers to violence?
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Recently we've been leveraging our platform into new products like Uber Eats, Uber Health or our aquisition with Jump Bikes.
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The group is intended to help city governments make more informed transit decisions, leveraging Uber's massive store of rider data.
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As a result, many companies are able to focus on delivering value straight to the customer by leveraging established infrastructure.
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If you don't invest in your 401(k) or you're not leveraging it fully, that becomes a "regret," Rhodes says.
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Its financial profile is also weak with leverage high for a 'BBB-' rated food retailer and low de-leveraging prospects.
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These days, almost anything you do online and off involves businesses collecting personal data and leveraging it to boost profits.
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Equities are expected to be added to the platform next year, leveraging GTS's leading market-maker position on the NYSE.
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And, as noted by The New Yorker, the jobs site is leveraging its incisive transparency to subvert corporate power dynamics.
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Much of the success of the disinformation campaigns came from influencing and leveraging journalists to carry their water for them.
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The company plans to sell its devices in China via Alibaba's websites, leveraging Alibaba's platform and knowledge of the market.
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Now Apple has thrown them a curve ball: It's leveraging its platform's market power to help users protect their privacy.
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"I explain to them that as a company only gets ahead by leveraging money, so does a family," Hauer said.
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Instead, this new focus should be seen as a way to test consumer's interest by leveraging Indiegogo's audience and reach.
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Amazon launched Music Unlimited in April 2017 to compete with major streaming players largely by leveraging its Echo smart speakers.
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Or whether is leveraging the media team that's spread around the world in different verticals like news, sports and music.
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"#JaxGotItWright 👰🏼❤️," Cartwright captioned her photo gallery, leveraging the creative hashtag also used in many of her pals' posts.
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In order to maintain its de-leveraging momentum, Cerba will need however a disciplined approach towards acquisitions and their integration.
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Let's talk about the number of businesses that are not leveraging Google or Facebook or TV. That's just the game.
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But 26point298 believes it's onto something different by blending these two worlds, and leveraging technology to bring down the price.
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This is more about big companies and law firms leveraging big money, with their funders gambling on a big jackpot.
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The authors illustrate how Apple became the most profitable player in the mobile space with the iPhone by leveraging platforms.
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By leveraging cloud technology, this kind of software can simultaneously protect multiple nodes in a more ubiquitous, far-reaching manner.
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Shaving the cost on last-mile deliveries by leveraging workers looking for extra income isn't a new idea for retailers.
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His plan hinges on leveraging the rental car company's operational know-how, and being ready to try just about anything.
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The player with the greatest potential is Tencent leveraging WeChat, and to a lesser extent Netease in the games space.
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Classic tradecraft shit, here, classic unfair-leveraging shit, but performed with a subtlety and tastefulness that shields it from cynicism.
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While it's hard to evaluate algorithm bias, Riminder thinks that leveraging artificial intelligence for recruitment can help surface unusual candidates.
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Leveraging the transparency of information on the blockchain, the marketplace will let shippers optimize cost and time for every shipment.
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Territory also employs a unique business model, leveraging local chefs to prepare meals according to menus designed by the company.
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It's leveraging that position for power and security, putting strains on global tech companies' ability to penetrate the Chinese market.
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"A big opportunity is around leveraging other people's strengths," Hinrichs, who is president of global operations, said of the alliances.
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In many cases, city government has become the locus of innovation, leveraging data, technology, social impact bonds, and other tools.
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Mattis and Tillerson's approach could be summarized as maximum pressure — leveraging diplomatic, economic, and military pressure to achieve a result.
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By leveraging third-party services, Siri can begin to develop a much more robust and nuanced relationship with its master.
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Podesta had amassed a fortune by leveraging his deep connections in Democratic politics on behalf of corporate and foreign clients.
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An Oral-B spokeswoman said the P&G brand is "very aware" of competitors leveraging the direct to consumer model.
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That draft largely focused on audits, leveraging cybersecurity-conscious agencies to issue reports on vulnerable systems, threats and other matters.
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"Pre-agency" is popular tactic in the era of player empowerment, with superstars leveraging their power earlier within their contracts.
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Leveraging metrics, like credit scores and social media activity, P2P platforms can link borrowers to lenders at suitable interest rates.
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No matter how big your network is, the key to landing a job is properly leveraging what you already have.
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Canadian media maven John Levy is leveraging his digital sports brand, theScore, to break into the US sports betting market.
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But Smith suggested that by instead leveraging these added asks to emphasize your leadership ability, you can circumvent that possibility.
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India has been leveraging its position as one of the biggest energy consumers to strike better bargains for its companies.
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Microsoft, in particular, is known for its strong historic relationships with enterprises, which it's leveraging to sell its cloud technology.
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Someone probably said something about leveraging the smart home and disrupting the kitchen and they were off to the races.
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With Trump as president, the prospect of corporations leveraging their financial and political might for climate progress is unlikelier still.
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Leveraging Opportunity Zone financing is a unique chance for minority businesses and communities to advance through new private-sector capital.
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Okonjo-Iweala welcomed the appointment and said she looked forward to leveraging the platform to drive conversations on global issues.
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"We're leveraging the fact that Fitbit has experience in optical electronics, and making them small and power efficient," said Heneghan.
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On Baseball LOS ANGELES — When Ted Barrett was a minor league umpire, he supplemented his income by leveraging his size.
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The United States has 20, leveraging $211 million in investment capital, and at least 50 more are on the way.
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Twitter used to rely on user reports to take down extremist content, but increasingly is leveraging software to do so.
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Again, it's the laggards, the cheats, the ones leveraging political influence to make a little extra profit by playing dirty.
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It's not unusual and there's nothing hugely insightful to talk about a retailer leveraging their power to build private label.
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AI is used to identify drug targets by leveraging neural networks' capacities to analyze enormous datasets and determine targeted proteins.
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"We think that this is the end of the leveraging cycle," he said in an exclusive interview with Business Insider.
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Apple News now enables people to subscribe at the tap of a finger, leveraging many iPhone owners' preloaded credit cards.
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However, Bristol's recently announced ASR program and shareholder activists' involvement are indicative of increased event risk related to leveraging transactions.
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Many international brands are leveraging their e-commerce expertise to generate bigger sales when they finally do move to America.
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Businesses within these industries are leveraging drones to more easily adhere to the extensive laws and regulations surrounding worker safety.
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Low global corporate profit growth forewarns possible earnings and economic recessions as leveraging worsens, according to S&P Global Ratings.
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Moreover, by leveraging Radius Bank's license, LendingClub won't have to pay fees and interest to its current issuing bank partners.
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They&aposre using data in new ways, leveraging influencers, helping clients jump on social trends, and roping in new ones.
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Veterans Affairs is publishing prescription rates, leveraging data and offering pain management services that do not include opioid pain medicine.
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The winning team, Wellpepper, is leveraging voice applications to share tasks with patients in the home, including some elderly users.
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So, leveraging on this fund-raising ability – and the opportunity to get better returns abroad – is a good investment style.
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"We have so many advantages the others don't have and we're leveraging everyone of their weaknesses," founder Jay Giraud said.
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"The right-wing is now leveraging this everywhere," said Dahlia Scheindlin, an Israeli pollster and expert on Israeli public opinion.
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At its best, Poliwood makes it cool to care, leveraging celebrity to galvanize support for something more important than celebrity.
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Cybersecurity and media experts are not surprised that trolls and bots are leveraging the Florida school shooting to cause divisions.
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Lesser powers get better deals and we are not leveraging the power and strength of the U.S. economy and standing.
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A president's most potent capabilities lie in leveraging the bully pulpit, pulling administrative levers, and tapping executive regulators and enforcers.
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Indeed, Disney has already witnessed warning signs, or at least experienced limitations, in leveraging its vast trove of intellectual property.
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We've written about the power of leveraging To-Do lists before, but it doesn't necessarily have to be that itemized.
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Part of that stems from the insurgent group's awareness of Afghanistan's natural resources and their savvy in leveraging that bounty.
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In fact, they are leveraging new technologies, like artificial intelligence and social media platforms to conduct their hybrid warfare campaigns.
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Another finding: People are still using terrible passwords: 22019 percent of confirmed breaches involved leveraging weak, default or stolen passwords.
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In leveraging the characters and world of Ico for a book, Miyabe delivers something antithetical to the source text's intentions.
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Nevertheless, this uncertainty is not a reason to hesitate in leveraging all appropriate means to secure Austin's safe release and return.
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Amy Schumer is dealing with mom shaming the way she handles many things in her life: by leveraging her signature humor.
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Top three in a prestige beauty company in the world by leveraging what we have built in our heritage in Japan.
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"We are leveraging the best of breed — what most of the world's developers today are using to build applications," Svane said.
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Keyboard apps like SwiftKey helps you communicate with others more quickly by leveraging AI to predict what you're about to write.
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Leveraging the president's enormous clemency powers, he pardoned or commuted more than 22015,20003 federal convicts' sentences — almost entirely for drug crimes.
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With that strategy, we can work on adapting our skills to become better than our peers at leveraging man-machine partnerships.
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Retailers like Lowe's are leveraging the cloud as one of the important tools to transform their customer experience and supply chain.
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By leveraging the popularity of these phones among African users, the company was able to market Boomplay directly to the consumer.
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NBC is leveraging its existing investments in digital, while also repackaging news content from its other programs with the new show.
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"We're going to continue to have great games leveraging all of our great franchises," Fils-Aimé says of the 3DS's future.
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"By leveraging sponsorship to underwrite free charging and infrastructure, Volta has created a unique model to accelerate the future of mobility."
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Some shows are also leveraging technology features that are native to Snapchat, like augmented reality "lenses," to get users highly engaged.
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Their movement has been wildly successful at exploiting and leveraging the major social platforms to access people outside their ideological spectrum.
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Facebook may know just about everything about you, but the advertising behemoth hasn't made the most of leveraging a user's location.
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But either way, it underscores how the party is savvy about leveraging an issue in the news for its fundraising advantage.
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Leveraging our location platform, global brands such as Ford, GM, Toyota, and AT&T deliver custom connected car and mobile experiences.
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Senior officials in the commission said China must properly balance needs for growth, de-leveraging and strengthening supervision, the statement said.
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Microsoft is leveraging its cloud platform to allow manufacturers to build autonomous cars, maintain vehicles, and provide navigation and Cortana capabilities.
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Urbanization has prompted national and local governments to realize the importance of leveraging technology to make cities as efficient as possible.
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Leveraging Power over Putin Realistically, the former president may not be able to help his wife to mend relations with Russia.
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"Leveraging our existing pool of global merchants allowed us to bootstrap the consumer marketplace with a lot of liquidity," explains Zeqiri.
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It is notable that the company is leveraging the idea of a public offering as part of the fundraising efforts nonetheless.
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Leveraging and linking your electronic health records to prescribing systems, this smart system "target markets" you at the point of sale.
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Leveraging the power of the light-sensitive cells, Parker's team was able to steer the stingray using asymmetrical pulses of light.
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Eventually, I could also see app developers leveraging the Web of Things protocol to create native apps to control your house.
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"We believe we can build a stable profit structure by aggressively leveraging our intellectual properties," such as the Super Mario Bros.
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Last but not least, systems of engagement (SOE) are the consumers leveraging the SOI tier to build applications for security analysts.
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Leveraging its technology, JetSmarter matches supply with demand by buying unusued "aircraft hours" in bulk and distributing them through its app.
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Leveraging his blue-collar bona fides, he argued Clinton is intimately familiar with the economic disenfranchisement that helped power Trump's rise.
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It's provided more than $23 million in loans leveraging more than $224 million in total funding to 2000 businesses in 0003.
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Leveraging its large network of entrepreneurs, Techstars has invited large companies to co-create startups targeting specific challenges within their industry.
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In the short term, however, leveraging existing strengths across a range of different verticals seems to be the way to go.
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More than ever, workers are leveraging this changing market to negotiate better offers, benefit packages, and explore new avenues of employment.
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The Associated Press reports that Idaho prison officials discovered 364 inmates leveraging a software vulnerability to increase their JPay account balances.
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Eitan Pilipski, a VP at Snap, will talk about leveraging the company's extensive AR selfie-filter expertise to attract more developers.
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There's also many ways of leveraging other money whether it's state's money or other money that can be spent on infrastructure.
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On a whim, Zuckerberg can decide to take down a startup that's leveraging Facebook to grow like it did to Vine.
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Leveraging the work he'd done providing billing services to carriers, Starr reached out to carriers and started pitching his game brand.
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Indeed, leveraging user-generated content (UGC) such as customer reviews or user-uploaded images on Facebook can help your business immensely.
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This means Australia's hardware startups are leveraging that advantage more and more – and suffering less jet lag than their US cousins.
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Some firms were also experimenting with internal employee monitoring tools and leveraging the data in order to predict possible future misconduct.
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Jabhat al-Nusra is leveraging its battlefield contributions to create relationships with civil society, civilian populations and other Syrian opposition groups.
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They are unleashing innovation by leveraging the solid financial infrastructure private companies and government have created in the past two decades.
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Facebook, which has made its business off of leveraging customer data for ad targeting, is a frequent target of privacy criticism.
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Notably, the firm has routinely executed on its de-leveraging plans, reducing leverage appropriately within 12-18 months of each deal.
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Leveraging additional players in a market to build more substantial marketshare is a typical private equity strategy after acquiring a company.
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We expect resilient profitability and the prospect of low single-digit FCF margin to support de-leveraging towards 5.7x by FY20163.
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More likely they are leveraging their dominance in the console market to be a market leader and "decider," as they say.
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The company pulled together 175 data scientists to help create Salesforce Einstein, while leveraging acquisitions such as MetaMind, PredictionIO and RelateIQ.
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Cybercriminals are finally leveraging the thousands or millions of insecure devices in the so-called Internet of Things to launch cyberattacks.
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In addition, states are leveraging their Medicaid programs' buying power by placing spending caps and new payment rules on drug purchases.
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While we still have unique products such as Crystal Ball Frappuccino, our focus will shift to leveraging platforms with broader appeal.
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Leveraging existing hydrocarbon industries could allow hydrocarbon fuels to follow the lead of renewable electricity, dropping new sources into existing infrastructure.
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"Rhodes and Kahl are suspected to make use of privileged access and information leveraging it against the incumbent administration," it continued.
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Work on Quantum is leveraging previous work on Servo and Rust to deliver a smoother browsing experience on more intensive websites.
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An FPR report on the results of its grant program recommends leveraging those grants to protect small businesses from future disasters.
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BAM's strategic objectives for this year will focus on leveraging on its integration with Bancolombia as well as improving efficiency levels.
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It is even worse if Clapper is seen as leveraging such insider information while considering a possible media deal with CNN.
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Trump accused Brennan of leveraging his status as a former government official to make "unfounded and outrageous" charges about his administration.
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Korn Chatikavanij, a former finance minister, told Reuters in January that Thailand isn't leveraging its strong bargaining position in the project.
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By mining and leveraging player performance data, Oakland A's manager Billy Beane challenged conventional wisdom of scouts to outsmart richer clubs.
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They are focused on leveraging Oracle's strengths in database, security, and applications to gain a bigger piece of the cloud market.
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We are leveraging every Marines' individual performance, talent, and skills to maximize our warfighting capabilities in an increasingly complex operating environment.
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The power of leveraging payment, commerce, communications, and entertainment makes Chinese users reliant on WeChat on a minute-by-minute basis.
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Reese credits Far North's success in part to building the brand early and leveraging the land they built the distillery on.
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This in no way takes advantage of economies of scale that the nation's largest integrated health system is capable of leveraging.
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By leveraging all elements of U.S. power, the Trump administration can pursue a more constructive path forward vis-à-vis Iran.
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At this, it excelled, leveraging Szulczewski's expertise from his years at Google, where he worked on the tech giant's advertising algorithms.
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Until this month, no one had seen an attempted spyware infection leveraging three unknown bugs, or zero-days, in the iPhone.
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These partners represent different demographics, subject matters and communities who are leveraging their influence to help others become agents of change.
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Some biohackers believe that by leveraging technology, they'll be able to live longer but stay younger — or even avoid death entirely.
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Leveraging rules in the International Trade in Arms Regulations, the State Department essentially accused Wilson of exporting weapons without a license.
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Incoming members are already leveraging one of the perks of their veteran status: an easy familiarity with prominent movers and shakers.
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Remember the schemes Axe had been leveraging against Taylor, designed to nibble around the margins rather than risk a frontal assault?
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Leveraging its engineering expertise, Saudi Aramco has built schools, roads, hospitals and much of the other infrastructure that girds Saudi society.
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A big focus seems to be leveraging cross-play with more consistent experiences on differently powered devices thanks to cloud streaming.
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It's a transparent way of making sure funds are appropriated properly, particularly as consumers question how salons are leveraging community support.
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Pay attention to what people come to you for, and consider leveraging your skills in that area for a side hustle.
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The debate rules change drew ire from left-leaning groups who allege that Bloomberg is leveraging his wealth to buy votes.
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The brothers have accused him of leveraging his family name for personal gain while his father served in the Obama administration.
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Mark Zuckerberg is leveraging the use of screen-based technology for the sake of family communication in his young daughters' lives.
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Amazon's move is seen as a way to produce short digital series while at the same time leveraging India's popular talent.
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The company is also putting more energy into leveraging its distribution system, which had been nurtured and honed by Mr. Metropoulos.
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This was an attempt to innovate by leveraging synergies with its existing operations and retrofitting its culture for a new world.
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For example, Walmart focused on leveraging its existing distribution system, which was optimized toward delivering truckloads of merchandise to their stores.
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Leveraging existing private plans avoids the expense and financial risk of replicating the functions of commercial insurance within a state bureaucracy.
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I think increasingly, leveraging machine learning to try and model the behaviors that we think are most optimal for that area.
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Students across the country are doing just that right now, leveraging those building blocks to organize and galvanize adults to action.
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Eighteen months into his term, Mr. Trudeau is still enjoying a honeymoon period, leveraging his charm to rise above domestic challenges.
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I wouldn't normally use Facebook sign-in but for trust-based marketplaces there may be user benefits to leveraging network effects.
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Leveraging data analytics, the Oakland A's found success with undervalued players, who reliably hit singles and doubles to rack up runs.
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He also proposed leveraging $3 billion in bonds to address environmental issues around the state, including flood risks around Lake Ontario.
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He has said that Democrats have been leveraging social media data for campaign messaging for years but have received little scrutiny.
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We learned about the importance of leveraging your professional network and showing that you care about something bigger than your job.
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Leveraging shareholder votes for environmental and social ends isn't new, but such resolutions have been on the rise in recent years.
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Much is said to diminish the potential impact of leveraging North Korea's trade dependence on China to rein in the regime.
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Bill Clinton, in particular, said things that were seen as leveraging race against Obama, a charge that both Clintons found painful.
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Currently, Plex is leveraging ad network partnerships to sell these ads, but says it may move into direct sales in 2020.
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"We look forward to leveraging our global experience and network for the continued growth of ZestMoney," he said in a statement.
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Pernia's remarks came amid claims by analysts that China is leveraging debt in exchange for political influence through its debt policy.
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Ms. Choi has been indicted on charges of leveraging her influence with Ms. Park to extort the money from the businesses.
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In a statement, Scale said it will be focusing on investing in "companies leveraging AI and frontier technologies for the enterprise."
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China has been aggressively investing in education and research, and leveraging advances being made openly within the worldwide AI research community.
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And now most new below-market-rate housing is built not by public agencies, but by nonprofit developers leveraging tax credits.
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Leveraging traffic, weather, and other data can protect fleets, equipment, and especially people, which would reduce risk and lower insurance costs.
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The BBC could curate news sections that continued its missions of covering a diverse set of issues while leveraging its impartiality.
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So leveraging this kind of phase where it's novel, it's a way to get people to actually experience something ... Pay attention.
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This time, the company is leveraging its support among local authorities to try to get its way in the state Senate.
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Panera's dive into expanding its online, mobile and delivery capabilities was about leveraging tech to make the customer experience better, Hurst said.
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As such, the company will be leveraging that technology to let gamers use their own Xbox One as a personal cloud server.
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By leveraging insights from government, industry, and academia, we will find new ways to modernize our nation's education and job-training system.
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By creating a "data estate" and leveraging these algorithms to study the data, that's have allows them to deliver goods more efficiently.
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At the same time, to pick up more audience, Wahlforss said SoundCloud is looking for ways of leveraging its social media credentials.
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Even more important, it's interesting to see companies leveraging technology to drastically improve the daily life of a small group of people.
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Startup Polis is leveraging its campaign experience to help large companies woo customers with that personal touch that can mean so much.
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"Our customers are leveraging new data that they never had access to before to get better insight into their customers," said Riley.
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However, Ask noted that while these restaurants are gathering a lot of data on their consumers, companies still aren't leveraging it yet.
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And it's clear that Trump understands that by leveraging his power on Twitter, he can signal boost his preferred message almost anywhere.
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Leung bases her views on a microscopic research of her portfolio of companies, leveraging her experience as a former private equity investor.
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Over time, the app could give you more options by leveraging facial recognition and the intrinsic social graph of your photo library.
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But even as they continue to oppress Tibetan Buddhists, Chinese leaders are strategically leveraging Buddhism in their quest to dominate global trade.
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The move, once again, raises concerns that President Donald Trump is leveraging the powers of government to go after his political enemies.
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Leveraging the motion sensors, Vi can tell when you're taking big, clunky steps that impart a lot of shock to your joints.
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Then from 2020, smartphone-tethered smart glasses could become premium peripherals to Apple and others' phones, again leveraging China's inherent mobile strength.
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But religious concerns have caused ongoing controversy about schoolchildren, who also spend many hours sitting each day, leveraging the benefits of yoga.
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Amazon has built a successful $240 billion business by leveraging its scale to find the right balance of price, selection and convenience.
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Moderate Leverage to Decline: Term loan amortization and decent EBITDA growth are expected to contribute to de-leveraging over the ratings horizon.
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Fitbit is also planning to leveraging its health tracking capabilities for a wide range of wellness monitoring beyond just logging daily steps.
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Still, it's obvious that Amazon's goal is to offer grocery delivery and pickup by leveraging Whole Foods, and that would include alcohol.
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Match is likely leveraging that built-in group to see if they can serve as a pool of daters from the onset.
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Apple has suggested it's got things in the works on the health/wellness front, leveraging the Apple Watch and its privacy reputation.
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Fitch expects that Grupo ASSA will continue to expand its main business lines, leveraging its reputation in the Central American insurance market.
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Leveraging brands' individual concerns has also been the tactic of Sleeping Giants, a campaign to pressure companies not to advertise on Breitbart.
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Leveraging our proprietary deal data about hundreds of similar transactions, we are able to more accurately predict legal costs for our clients.
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Intel has recognized this opportunity, and is leveraging its strength in servers and data center infrastructure to become more relevant in IoT.
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They can do this by better leveraging their data to understand what customers want and altering their modeling approach to sustain sales.
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Most organizations are leveraging AI to analyze large volumes of data and generate insights on customer engagement, though it's not strategic enough.
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The U.S. can benefit greatly from enhanced coordination with its allies, leveraging their innovations to address our own technological and manufacturing gaps.
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The company is leveraging its operations in the U.S., Canada and Mexico to provide seamless service throughout the North American Hispanic community.
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Retailers such as Toys R Us, Coach and Bonobos are leveraging Tulip to improve the in-store shopping experience and increase sales.
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The LME is pitching its tent to capitalize on these changes, leveraging its own "cutting-edge, real-time clearing house", LME Clear.
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To gain access users will have to have a valid government ID and use two-factor authentication, leveraging the likes of FaceID.
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Unlike typical venture funds, HACK Fund will provide quick liquidity for investors, leveraging blockchain technology to make typically illiquid private stocks tradeable.
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They remind us just how Americana has been deployed to political ends leveraging an idealized past to steer policies to the right.
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"This outbreak is leveraging the ransomware variant PETRWRAP/PETYA and spreading via the EternalBlue exploit, similar to how WannaCry spread," said Smith.
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The model of leveraging a single ridesharing platform to deliver a range of services is undoubtedly different from the Silicon Valley original.
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The GOP's dream of leveraging market forces to improve U.S. healthcare will not happen without the market's re-orientation around individual consumers.
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Zhai said part of the priority was leveraging as much of Pinterest's existing technology, like search, to build its visual search products.
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"We really haven't really seen changes in the way homeowners are leveraging home equity for example or other debt financing, " Sitchinava said.
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There are valid questions on whether governments should subsidize companies to switch borders, particularly when companies are leveraging cities off each other.
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But "reinvesting into blockchain and leveraging social and technical knowledge of companies is the most popular [approach to] wealth management," he says.
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Sure, but this deal actually makes my life as a CEO easier because GMM can extract huge synergy, leveraging multibillion-dollar resources.
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We anticipate that iPhone 6 will be the new iPhone 5S for Apple [in India], leveraging the aspirational value of the brand.
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Everex, a FinTech company, is leveraging Ethereum to help people in developing nations with limited access to banks and global financial systems.
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For its part, the company is leveraging existing cloud offerings to create an information sharing infrastructure for the massive world of healthcare.
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There she honed her skills as an intrapreneur leveraging the multinational's resources and know-how to build the Bobbi Brown brand globally.
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Leveraging the existing 311 system is therefore convenient and has the added advantage that the system is already known in most areas.
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Much of the current recovery is based on driving down costs, both in the companies' own operations and by leveraging their suppliers.
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Samsung has more experience with big phones than any other company, and it is leveraging that to improve the big phone experience.
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"Leveraging this local validation system, we can finally provide truly effective security at scale, and securely control millions of devices," says Tola.
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That's the power of the experience economy: Leveraging technology to put the right message in the right place at the right time.
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Many hospitals also own a stake in entities called group purchasing organizations that negotiate on their behalf, leveraging their collective negotiating power.
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Carrying debt for too long — even if you're leveraging it to grow your wealth — can quickly begin to feel like a burden.
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Ms. Renfrew sees the acquisition as an opportunity to extend both brands' reach, while also leveraging similar production facilities to mutual advantage.
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When THR's Matthew Belloni asked the actresses, "Can the culture of leveraging power and the culture of abuse change?" their answers varied.
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"We found about one-third of consumers are also leveraging points and miles they earn to cover travel expenses, too," said Palmer.
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"More and more companies are not just leveraging technology, but fundamentally becoming technology companies," she told Business Insider in a recent interview.
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Another strong performer is the quickly growing craft beer brand, Ballast Point, which is now leveraging Constellation's national distribution and marketing scale.
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At the same time, USAID is focused on leveraging new technologies and new ways of delivering care to save more lives, faster.
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Those sanctions, leveraging the economic heft of the United States, can be used to lock companies out of the global financial market.
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That is because C.A.A. had pulled out an additional $200 million in debt simultaneously with the TPG investment, significantly leveraging the company.
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One of the primary pillars of Russia's venture into Africa has been — and will continue to be — leveraging its remaining Soviet legacy.
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"There's obviously an underlying financial argument for having your own battery and leveraging the panels as much as we can," he said.
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Employers are on the cutting edge of innovation, leveraging new technologies and systems to reduce health care costs and produce better outcomes.
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Temporary increases to fund strategic M&A accompanied by a credible de-leveraging plan could be appropriate at the current rating category.
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Even amid a spate of revivals and reboots, Netflix has been inordinately aggressive about leveraging such built-in equity to garner attention.
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Leveraging their loose organization, many tech companies aim to foster social, relaxed environs, blurring the boundaries between professional life and social life.
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China is leveraging debts to gain control of strategic ports and secure primary access to African oil in Angola, Kenya and Djibouti.
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The only real plausible explanation is that Mosley earned the shot on the basis of name recognition and leveraging his industry connections.
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There are structural remedies, namely that Alphabet needs to cease and desist on leveraging Android to cement its market share in search.
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Many different industries are leveraging the power of virtual reality; however, most of these amazing stories haven't been broadly discussed to date.
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It says developers should adopt iPad best practices, like supporting external keyboards or leveraging other key technologies, like Metal, for optimal results.
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But leveraging anything in this city is no easy trick, and just because something occupies a public place doesn't make it visible.
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Payton attributes the lingering stigma around HIV as one of the barriers to leveraging these networks as a powerful public health tool.
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"If the government is a little more savvy about leveraging [the] private sector they hold the keys to the house," Klein said.
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The new game in town is leveraging "buy" ratings to secure face-to-face meetings for securities firms' clients with corporate executives.
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We are seeking nominations for Business Insider's first list of power players who are successfully leveraging legalized sports betting in innovative ways.
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" Capgemini described smart factories as leveraging "digital platforms and technologies" in order to gain "significant improvements in productivity, quality, flexibility and service.
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Nestlé's businesses model has traditionally focused on leveraging its sales growth, and its size acts as a defence against possible takeover attempts.
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It's easy to imagine an outlet like Breitbart leveraging the "believe women" rallying cry to force mainstream media coverage of dubious accusations.
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We are leveraging our advocacy to its fullest, but the issues they are focused on are highly complex and involve many players.
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" Huawei also said "the U.S. government has been leveraging its political and diplomatic influence to lobby other governments to ban Huawei equipment.
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"This move will help us continue the transformation of our marketing organization while leveraging the team's expertise," Barra said in the note.
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To raise money for the building, Mr. Sanchez hustled like a door-to-door salesman, forging new connections and leveraging old ones.
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Parties like the Sweden Democrats and Alternative for Germany may no longer have much hope of leveraging crises to win power outright.
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" By leveraging this methodology, Hunter arrived at 15 selections with "high dividend yields, ample cash, healthy balance sheets, and reasonable payout ratios.
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For Work, the third offset meant leveraging artificial intelligence and machine autonomy to create a smarter, faster network integrating humans and machines.
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The companies, which have a substantial lobbying presence in Washington, began leveraging relationships with lawmakers from districts where they have major operations.
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Surf camp 2.0: A new resort in Costa Rica is leveraging video and technology to help coach people to ride the waves.
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But a corporation leveraging feminism for marketing feels pretty cynical, especially if it's not advocating for women as much as it claims.
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Other potential partners were more interested in leveraging comic book characters for other media, but not so much the comic books themselves.
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After its early mismanagement of the outbreak, China is brazenly leveraging what is now a global crisis to advance its narrow aims.
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The potential applications go well beyond that, leveraging the robot's different on-board technologies, including locomotion, facial recognition and programmable personality traits.
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It's just one way that 2020 presidential campaigns are leveraging social media in new and aggressive ways ahead of the primary contest.
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Over the last five years Utah has invested $10 million, funding more than 155 projects statewide and leveraging $78 million in infrastructure.
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The pair garnered support by leveraging their unique professional backgrounds, digging into data, networking, and seeking out investors who understood their product.
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Whether we realize it or not, popular social features like live Snapchat and Instagram filters are already leveraging this type of tech.
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Many tech companies such as Cabify, Weex and Rappi are launching digital wallets and issuing debit cards, leveraging their large user base.
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He was also a pioneer in leveraging Twitter's health-related conversations to study public health issues like chronic disease and gun violence.
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The company looks to disrupt the customer experience of "getting a mortgage" by leveraging technology to make mortgage applications faster and easier.
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He also accused the coach of leveraging his authority to carry on a full sexual relationship with Maurizi when he was 18.
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He fought the Shabab militia in Somalia, leveraging his country's commercial ports to become a power broker in the Horn of Africa.
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Similarly, scammers string together phishing attacks by compromising small, vulnerable businesses and leveraging their trust with larger business partners they work with.
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But for the past five years, Smith has been a consultant in social media marketing, leveraging his expertise to build an audience.
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Achieving this feat will require removing regulatory restraints from state and local governments and leveraging the powers of private dollars and expertise.
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Brands began to take notice of this growing feature in recent years and have since crafted their own means of leveraging it.
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Jenny helps her clients get rich, famous, or both by leveraging the power of influencer marketing to create engaging and exciting campaigns.
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And without corresponding protections abroad, creators will be hamstrung in leveraging platforms to reach new audiences and generate revenues in other countries.
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Robust support for medical research means mobilizing and leveraging the funding, advocacy and input of the federal government, academia, industry and philanthropy.
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This is a clear case of how beneficial ownership legislation is critical to identifying and leveraging simple financial data for national defense.
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Ratner is in all kinds of debt that he squirrels out of by borrowing more, constantly over-leveraging himself, and torching bridges.
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Rather than competing with the president, both chambers in Congress are leveraging the proceedings to conduct partisan political campaigns for the presidency.
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A major question underlying recent reports about Russia leveraging Kaspersky software has been whether the cybersecurity firm was in any way complicit.
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UBS bullishness is about CEO Jeff Bezos' leveraging four "long-tailed opportunities" in Prime, third-party sellers, advertising and Amazon Web Services.
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For decades, Allen committed himself to locating famous shipwrecks, leveraging sonar scanning technology and underwater cameras to confirm their visuals and condition.
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NASA can significantly increase speed, simplicity, cost and probability of mission success by deferring Gateway, leveraging SLS, and reducing critical mission operations.
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That, the deck argues, is where Troy comes in, in particular by leveraging the pharmacists that operate independent pharmacies around the US.
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Even as they claim to be concerned about the welfare of the disability community, lawmakers are leveraging disablism to score political points.
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The result, then, is that Trump now has a tool for leveraging influence over the Justice Department — one he's already deployed effectively.
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I do not support funding for the wall, and I do not appreciate being used as a leveraging support for this shutdown.
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That might include spam phone calls or hackers leveraging the numbers to take over accounts using a technique known as SIM swapping.
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"The U.S. has been very clear about leveraging all options in order to get North Korea to change its path," he said.
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It did that by leveraging a crude version of a technology that we all know will improve exponentially in the coming years.
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Another possibility suggested by Nix involves setting a victim up and leveraging the incriminating evidence to remove an opponent from the campaign.
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Customer trust can be developed through ways other than advertising, such as providing thought leadership, utilizing strategic partnerships, and leveraging satisfied customer testimonials.
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"Interest is very high," Ramic said, noting that a growing number of companies have come to see the value in leveraging Google's expertise.
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China South City said the two firms would become more competitive by leveraging their respective strengths in residential development, logistics, and trade centers.
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While Qualcomm probably doesn't expect a full ban on Apple devices, Qualcomm is buying some time and leveraging its arguments using multiple angles.
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Alven Capital partner Raffi Kamber also thinks that there is a big opportunity when it comes to leveraging machine learning with live video.
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" Gottlieb said that in hiring Manber, Anthem is working towards "leveraging the huge amount of data they have to drive improved health outcomes.
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She is leveraging her influence with Lean In followers to mobilize female voters, and while Lean In is nonpartisan, Sandberg endorsed Clinton early.
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Meeting this goal will require enforcement agencies leveraging new technologies to detect problems, and a sustained push for formal land rights, analysts said.
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The EU executive arm will also consider the leveraging model of the investment plan for financing projects in developing third countries, it said.
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Such schemes have been widely blamed for excessive leveraging that helped drive a boom and then a rout in China stocks last year.
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It also is leveraging the shift in on-demand start-ups from the direct-to-consumer model to a business-to-business focus.
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And she's leveraging that coverage to float trial balloons on various policy topics, like a Green New Deal or a progressive tax rate.
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Whether that's a billion people using Office, or even the millions using the cloud-connected versions, Microsoft is leveraging that to improve Cortana.
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Code Source has since changed its business model and reorganized as CodeFund which is leveraging ethical digital advertising to fund open source projects.
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Its not hurting anything, its leveraging an iconic brand to attract kids and families and offer an interesting match day for that market.
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For over a couple of years now, Google has been leveraging data from Google Maps' install base to deliver these sorts of insights.
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Instead analysts see Comcast leveraging a network of Wi-Fi hot spots it has built out in recent years to provide wireless service.
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Anadarko plans to build one of the world's largest LNG export facilities in Mozambique, leveraging huge natural gas reserves from nearby offshore fields.
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Given WBA's lack of stated targets with respect to financial leverage, an upgrade is unlikely due to the risk of a leveraging transaction.
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But Apple's concern was that these apps were leveraging their power to manipulate App Store charts and rankings, often charging for that service.
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Barron said his strategy would center on science related to the immune system and investments in advanced technologies, as well as leveraging genetics.
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The companies claim that by leveraging designs from systems they've already built, they should be able to meet the ambitious goal of 2024.
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On the other hand, the public also needs awareness about the opportunities for leveraging that data to improve their communities and public services.
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Google took a computational approach to photography with its new Pixel phones, leveraging the onboard intelligence to improve things like low light performance.
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By leveraging I mean, for maybe 103% or 10% of the cost of owning the stock, you can control the stock with options.
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While most of their programs have a focus on enterprise startups, this demo day in Seattle is for companies specifically leveraging machine learning.
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Yifat Oron is the CEO of LeumiTech and is in charge of leveraging Leumi Group's global capabilities to support technology companies' financing needs.
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It is hoping to expand its revenue in international markets by leveraging SoftBank's expertise in Asia, Mack said in an interview on Tuesday.
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We are really good at leveraging large data sets to accomplish specific tasks, but fall flat at replicating the breadth of human intelligence.
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By leveraging popular belief in witchcraft, witch-prosecutors advertised their confessional brands' commitment and power to protect citizens from worldly manifestations of...evil.
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I'm a fan of creative IP and the machine that has honed that process of leveraging that IP to drive large media companies.
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We are not seeing aggressive leveraging up of balance sheets to buy back stock — most are not issuing debt to buy back stock.
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But the ones that can truly deliver a better experience by leveraging the power of AI could change the game for their categories.
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Chinese investment holding firms have joined insurers like Fosun International and unlisted Anbang Insurance Group in leveraging accumulated capital to buy global assets.
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Several startups founders were spin-offs from eSpace, like Sabrine Assem and her firm Untap, which is an innovation agency leveraging crowd sourcing.
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This is possible by leveraging today's more powerful APIs in the browser, along with the faster CPUs and hard drives on our computers.
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As expected, Revolut applied for a license through the Bank of Lithuania and is leveraging passporting rules to operate in other European countries.
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If you have a retail presence, are you leveraging data that stores are gathering about customers while they're physically in the store itself?
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This may be the company's best chance at leveraging its strength on iOS to finally build a better home for games on Mac.
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Lennon said that Novartis is looking at leveraging the same technology to address 4 other diseases, including Rett Syndrome and Lou Gehrig's disease.
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But by leveraging lunar ice, rockets could potentially refuel once they get to space, allowing them to reach distant locations for less money.
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The patients and providers in our public delivery system are deeply familiar with the real-world barriers to leveraging technology to improve health.
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By leveraging its own data, Zillow would give home sellers access to its online platform to compare offers from potential buyers, including Zillow.
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In-game selfies aren't about the hamfisted leveraging of social sharing—they're prelude to a world in which virtual and real inextricably coexist.
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Just like Dorm Room Fund, Graduate Fund is supported by First Round Capital, leveraging the firm's financial and managerial expertise but operating independently.
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Law enforcement officials are also tapping into a creative approach in response to the opioid epidemic: leveraging homicide charges against alleged opioid dealers.
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There should be activity leveraging diplomatic and other instruments of national power to deter any entity from attacking our most cherished democratic institutions.
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Leveraging artificial intelligence from emerging systems like Google's DeepMind or IBM's Watson, these systems may identify alternatives we haven't even thought of yet.
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Instead, she hasn't noticed any dimming in the commitment to health, especially when it comes to leveraging its machine learning and AI expertise.
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There are some parts of the federal program that support aligning spending with priorities and also encourage innovation and leveraging of federal funds.
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We will work hard to maximize corporate value by coordinating global business operations across San Mateo, Tokyo, and London by leveraging local expertise.
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Through complex structures, they replicate some benefits of an inventory-led business model, leveraging scale to deliver goods to consumers faster and cheaper.
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He campaigned for Thompson, leveraging the networks he'd built up over two decades of activism, and in November 2013, Thompson easily defeated Hynes.
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Leonard says LinkedIn has dominated "professional networking" but lost interested leveraging deeper relationships and social capital to realise the potential in your network.
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What's next: The NSS pays lip service to these elements, but leveraging them all may prove challenging given Trump's focus on military strength.
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Since, June Costco, Kroger, and Aldi all announced new partnerships, with Costco leveraging the partnership to offering same-day delivery in some markets.
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Primary is able to offer that level of support with a team of 13 people, Sun said, by leveraging local connections and expertise.
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We can do this by leveraging the combined efforts of government, business and civil society to support, guide, and reinforce their economic engines.
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"Leveraging the food and supermarket delivery part adds a very big competitive advantage," said Caride, who spent 13 years at online marketplace MercadoLibre.
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Tom Yates' body is "on ice," and Usher is wisely leveraging his knowledge of Claire's crime into the plum role of vice president.
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"(This) means the opportunity revolves around leveraging technology spend and administrative costs, in our view, and the sharing of best practice" Investec said.
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"By leveraging HERE's technology, we look forward to generating further profitable growth in mobility services and automated driving," Chief Executive Elmar Degenhart said.
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"This is another example of us leveraging our unique assets," Marc Lore, president and CEO of Walmart's U.S. e-commerce business, told CNBC.
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" The president accused Brennan of leveraging his status as a former government official to make "unfounded and outrageous" charges about his administration. "Mr.
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Here's what it means: Habito's aiming to differentiate itself in a market dominated by incumbents by leveraging technology to streamline the mortgage process.
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I was very brazen about calling people and asking for their help and totally leveraging my celebrity to get them on the phone.
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And it has also been leveraging its deep technical experience, and logistics prowess, to change the experience of how one buys clothes online.
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Huarong Real Estate actively participates in the distressed asset-based property development, leveraging on the group's leading franchise in China's distressed asset market.
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And there's probably no organization on earth better positioned to -- potentially -- do that by leveraging what it knows about users who are singles.
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For more than a decade, Taser has defended its signature weapon by leveraging close ties with police and other professionals, court records show.
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Leveraging Walmart's store footprint will help Advance expand same-day delivery as competition intensifies and Amazon finds ways to speed up parts delivery.
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If we can do those things, certainly we can make our system more efficient, more financially sustainable and safer, by leveraging new solutions.
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Leveraging the visibility of their role, they have embraced opportunities to amplify the leadership of grassroots activists and push against deep-rooted bias.
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It's the sectors of the economy that aren't fully leveraging technology that are suffering both low productivity growth and slumping jobs and incomes.
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Amazon's Alexa apps, increasingly leveraging artificial intelligence technology, may be compliant with HIPAA, but even de-identified data may still identify individual patients.
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In other words, "leveraging your talents for quick wins, which will help you build confidence and create a positive feedback cycle," he said.
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But her effort to forge a winning coalition by leveraging that strength in diverse, urban areas was upended by Trump's strength among whites.
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"(This) means the opportunity revolves around leveraging technology spend and administrative costs, in our view, and the sharing of best practice" they said.
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This is absolutely incredible how much they have managed to communicate and in such a brilliant way, leveraging the identity of their competitor.
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It is a fitting end for Mr. Lima, who got rich from behind bars by leveraging alliances on both sides of the law.
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In addition to leveraging new technology and increasing revenue, Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has another top priority for the $75 billion tech company.
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At the same time, the rate hike would help prevent financial institutions from over-leveraging while helping control the overall macro leverage ratio.
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" This is the fourth ad that Freedom Partners has run against McGinty that accuses her of "leveraging her public position for personal gain.
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My bigger concern is not actually about Google's monopoly on search but rather the different type of case that is called monopoly leveraging.
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Like the American billionaire, he is leveraging his control of an insurance company to become one of the biggest names in global finance.
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Objective By The Sea will feature talks on leveraging Apple's game engine to detect attacks, MacOS backdoors, Apple's secure boot process, and more.
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But there were also large-scale commercial breweries, widely owned by men, which were leveraging new technologies and making larger quantities of product.
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A number of military leaders are keenly aware of the advantages to be gained by leveraging the speed of commercial innovation in space.
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Here's what it means: Amazon is again leveraging its control over its marketplace to promote its private labels after scaling back such efforts.
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It acquired New York Media this fall with the hope of leveraging its media, entertainment, luxury, and beauty advertising and e-commerce business.
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The chief concern in the allegations surrounds Trump's possible leveraging of $400 million in military aid to pressure Zelensky to investigate the Bidens.
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The business provides medical imaging (including contrast agents), monitoring, biomanufacturing and cell therapy technology, leveraging deep digital, artificial intelligence and data analytics capabilities.
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We have housing and transit funding in hand that was approved by voters, so bringing that all together and leveraging it is key.
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Either openly or in secret, they're working to create automotive platforms and possibly even cars themselves, leveraging their software and user experience expertise.
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But that negative power can also be deployed affirmatively by leveraging it to force compromise on, for example, a comprehensive approach to immigration.
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"That was really a critical step, bringing on those academic labs and leveraging their capacity; these are the major medical centers," he said.
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Acting Ambassador of Canada to the United States Kirsten Hillman tells Hill TV how leveraging market access to outsiders facilitated its economic expansion.
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"When you're exploring, life can be a bit unclear ... We achieve capital light growth by leveraging partners' knowhow and assets," he told reporters.
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In Michigan, we did a randomized test comparing the impact of our friends-leveraging-friends-to-vote program to a typical turnout campaign.
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"We work collaboratively with cities across the globe, leveraging our technology and resources to help solve their most pressing issues," a spokesperson said.
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By leveraging symmetries, logical principles, and consistency conditions, they could often determine the final answer without ever working through the complicated particle dynamics.
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Such mixed-use infrastructure projects are building a strong track record of leveraging public funds with private capital to address many urban challenges.
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I found a path forward by leveraging my network, and within a few months, I was scaling my business rather than shuttering it.
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Between the lines: Trump and Rudy Giuliani have been promoting allegations that Hunter Biden made "millions" in China by leveraging his father's name.
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The firms will also collaborate on new cross-border payment products, potentially leveraging PayPal&aposs global position and UnionPay&aposs dominance in China.
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It then aimed to sell new shares in the merged firm, leveraging the appeal of its Bandar Malaysia interest, to raise $338 million.
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But while brands and retailers are sitting on enormous amounts of data, only a handful are actually leveraging it to its full potential.
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Such an agenda would begin with Mr. Trump's ambitious goal of leveraging as much as a trillion dollars to rebuild our deteriorating infrastructure.
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"There is inherently a wealth of data at our fingertips that we're leveraging, giving back to the freelancers and the clients," he said.
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Leveraging data analytics offers a number of benefits for airlines, from optimized on-the-ground operations such as baggage tracking to increased revenues.
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Driven by this growing emphasis on brand sincerity, marketers are increasingly leveraging user-generated content (UGC) in their marketing and e-commerce strategies.
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Mr. Avenatti became a fixture on cable news, leveraging Ms. Daniels's case to build his own profile as a foil to Mr. Trump.
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Beginning eight years ago, the Obama administration embraced a fresh approach to leveraging technology platforms and improved the experience of interacting with government.
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This is concerning, because it opens the possibility of advertisers leveraging Facebook's massive trove of user data to prey on people's emotional insecurities.
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In the spirit of the expert systems of the 1980's, knowledge graphs are about leveraging massive fact databases to build intelligent AI tools.
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There are a host of illustrative experiments occurring across communities that are leveraging policy innovation, data, and technology for more responsive and inclusive governance.
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It will be multi-channel—from app to physical—leveraging parts of Volvo's dealer network for certain things and staying completely separate for others.
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By leveraging this data, Depetris-Chauvin looked at the effect Obama's victory in the 2008 Democratic primaries and general election had on gun purchases.
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The Clinton campaign expects the grants to elicit cost sharing and in-kind contributions from the municipalities receiving them, thus leveraging up their impact.
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Including by leveraging anti-semitic conspiracy theories about billionaire George Soros, according to the New York Times, which broke the story earlier this month.
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To his credit, Clooney has always exhibited ambition as a filmmaker, leveraging his movie-star credentials to pursue passion projects, for good and ill.
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In general, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star is leveraging the fact that she can prioritize her work obligations around her children's needs.
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Spotify also announced that MightTV's founder and CEO Brian Adams would join the company as VP of Technology, leveraging his expertise in targeted ads.
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Imagine a world where we're not reacting to the intensifying competitive landscape -- we're leading it with advantages most companies can only dream of leveraging.
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Additionally, representatives of the UN Office of Drugs and Crime (UNODC) revealed concerns that terrorists are leveraging the refugee settlements to recruit and train.
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I actually invested in a company called Loose Cubes, which is basically leveraging the excess space in offices to create this kind of marketplace.
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Microsoft has been leveraging its popular Office 365 service to bundle Microsoft Teams into its offering to businesses, and the strategy is paying off.
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I stared in wonder as he effortlessly glided up and down the silks, twisting and turning and leveraging his body weight the entire time.
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China has been leveraging its long-awaited approval of Qualcomm's acquisition of NXP Semiconductors to push the Trump administration to concede to ZTE's survival.
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Bootstrapped is a column exploring how people facing socio-economic and political challenges are leveraging technology to launch projects aimed at tackling social issues.
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And sports betting companies are leveraging data and partnering with leagues to integrate more live and on-demand media content into their betting experiences.
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Work with the factory to get a quotation for the actual product you want to make, leveraging as much existing tech as possible. Fly!
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Companies like HPE are leveraging their strength in big data and analytics software and services to meet the unique needs of different IoT applications.
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Starting a marketplace is lucrative, of course, but finding success as a marketplace company is completely dependent on leveraging the network effect of users.
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Across eight courses and over 200 lectures, you'll master keyword research, conversion rate optimization, content marketing, leveraging Google Adwords, and a whole lot more.
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By leveraging the power of ultra-thin transistor technology, researchers from Oregon State University have taken us a step closer to achieving that goal.
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What makes the service interesting is that it's leveraging Google's machine learning smarts to understand how job titles are related and cluster them together.
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"We're leveraging not only our resources but a brokerage's resources in an efficient way," CEO and founder Jenna Lee told TechCrunch in an interview.
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People with privilege should be leveraging it to help those who don't, instead of trying to convince those people that they won't misuse it.
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" However, when it comes to longer, more in-depth videos, "Smart content owners are leveraging those platforms to drive traffic to their owned properties.
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Leveraging a repeatable process, quantitative approaches can be used to improve investment decisions by producing objective analysis which illuminates elusive, but repeating, historical patterns.
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What we have managed to build over the years and the fact that we're leveraging the great IP at the company has certainly helped.
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