"We have a lot of levers to pull and we pulled the levers that made this happen," Teague said.
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Long levers Ballplayers are seen as objects and their limbs are but functional levers for hitting, throwing, and catching baseballs.
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THOSE ARE THE THREE LEVERS, I SUPPOSE THEY CAN SELL THEM MORE THINGS OUT OF THE COMMISSARY == MAYBE FOUR LEVERS.
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Voting machines had small mechanical levers next to each candidate's name, and the voter just pulled levers down to vote.
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As the screw is twisted into the cork, the two levers (the "arms") are raised; pushing down the levers pulls the cork from the bottle.
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"It is increasingly important to use all the levers of policy that are available, and that means using fiscal levers as well as monetary policy and structural reforms," he said.
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First it moved shifting from tiny levers on the bike frame to spring-loaded devices inside the brake levers, allowing riders to change gears and keep their hands on the handlebars.
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Do they understand what levers got them there or didn't?
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Today, Republicans have control over all the levers of power.
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Especially when there are different levers, different populations to serve.
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"There are a lot of levers to pull," he said.
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Jim Mattis, now hold the key levers of American power.
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All of the drawers and cabinet doors had extra levers.
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As mayor he has few big policy levers to pull.
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The Takeda transaction offers three levers of the value creation.
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SO ALL THE LEVERS WE LOOK AT ARE WORKING WELL.
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What levers do we have to help women get empowered?
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But he knew how to use the levers of power.
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That's where other levers of the government come into play.
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The political process is a machine that has various levers.
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Westerners still control many levers of power in the East.
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Eisenhower got results by using the levers of government well.
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Republicans control all levers of government in all four states.
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Sure, it keeps the Democrats from some levers of control.
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Qamar Javed Bajwa, endorsing the country's two levers of power.
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Now, I have other levers of power, so I'm hardly inaccessible.
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What are the levers of power community organizers try to use?
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Working towards effective policy levers now will contribute to future needs.
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"They're pulling all of their levers and they're getting that done."
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Caught between these moving levers, Powell may opt to stand still.
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Together, these levers make active fixed income an attractive management strategy.
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Mr McDonnell liked having his hands on the levers of power.
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"The WEF pull the levers they can pull," said Brooke-Marciniak.
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"Some of those levers are beginning to run out, " Garcha said.
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The company will need those additional levers to continue driving growth.
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Tensions are the daily reflection of working the levers of power.
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But one of the biggest decisions is between knobs and levers.
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"They have so many domestic levers they can pull," said Pauly.
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" She continued, "I'm not arguing that Russians pulled the voting levers.
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Unlike conventional transmissions, the levers do not change position when shifted.
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Airport handrails, door handles and airplane lavatory levers are notoriously dirty.
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The spirit of today's announcement is basically: pull all the levers.
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Mr. Kabila "will have at least two levers," the diplomat said.
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And most of those levers of influence can't be regulated away.
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"He understands how to pull the levers of government," Turner said.
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Trump controls all levers of the Republican political and fundraising apparatus.
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A president who understands and can operate the levers of influence.
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What are the levers you have as DNC chair to pull?
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President, if you'd like to fix Social Security, here are your levers.
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But experts think the U.S. still has other levers it can pull.
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What they were doing was just essentially pushing buttons and pulling levers.
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We've looked behind the curtain, and it's just a bunch of levers.
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It is an economic superpower with its own fiscal and monetary levers.
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Angular momentum, center of mass, friction, levers, static equilibrium—it's all there.
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We've obfuscated a lot of the levers one can pull in Propel.
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Independent central banks already control many of the levers of economic policy.
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The original Skid Shot used two manual levers to prime each shot.
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But Mr. Maduro continues to control most of the levers of power.
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Of the three, Xi has by far the most leverage and levers.
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Unlike the three levers discussed previously, you can largely control these two.
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Those are the two most powerful levers to bend the population curve.
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ESPN and Top Rank are pulling levers to make the fights succeed.
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Presidents don't actually control the key levers of the American punishment machine.
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I think of the GATT as a system of levers and ratchets.
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"He knows where all the levers in the department are," he said.
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Some economists think central banks need fiscal levers they can pull themselves.
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"There's a lot more opportunity to create levers for control," said Popstefanov.
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Hunter shook as he tugged at the levers, shoveling groundwater and ore.
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One of the obvious levers here, in a broad sense, is marketing.
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The policy levers are not the difficult part of the equation here.
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National governments have big levers; simple actions can move lots of emissions.
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Platforms certainly remain firmly in the driving seat because — until a court tells them otherwise — they control not just the buttons and levers but the positions, sizes, colors, and ultimately the presence or otherwise of the buttons and levers.
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Levers and buttons continued to move in a ghostly way all around us.
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But severity is, based on the available evidence, the weakest of these levers.
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The durable wheelchair is propelled forward by hand levers and features sturdy wheels.
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Some other levers, by the way, are not as effective, the study found.
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U.S. policies in one arena effect Moscow's use of levers in other arenas.
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Less than 80 percent accurate if you hold on to the elliptical levers.
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And part of Archimedean levers is efficiency of technology, efficiency of business models.
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The misuse of these levers contributed mightily to his downfall and ultimate disgrace.
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That could make pulling all the many levers at Macquarie correctly a challenge.
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Every movement was controlled through a configuration of strings, wires, levers, and gears.
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"You need to push on all the levers," co-author Parth Vaishnav says.
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The military, which controls the levers of power, sees itself as the savior.
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"I think the company has a lot of levers to pull," she said.
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If so, buy what is called a "privacy set" of knobs or levers.
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To reduce it, we will act with the various levers that we have.
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News analysis The president assumed economic levers would guide the countries' national interests.
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She finds really interesting ways to pull levers of power and express herself.
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Yet the government controls the levers that can make a real difference now.
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It's like The Wizard of Oz, but the levers don't lead to anything.
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Self-employed people also have additional levers to pull to reduce their MAGI.
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Parliamentary systems give their governing coalitions full control over levers influencing economic outcomes.
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Though both sets of animals were unable to naturally form long-term memories, the rats, when later placed in front of the same set of levers, again pulled the levers in the correct sequence—as if they'd recorded the memory naturally.
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"I pulled all of the levers, and none of them worked," Clark Jr. recalls.
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It can also use procedural levers to avoid voting on deals it doesn't like.
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And the party establishment still has levers — money, publicity, superdelegates — to influence the race.
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Cell phone screens, panini press levers and talking toys all fall apart on occasion.
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I talked about this before, but the toggles feel right, the levers feel right.
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There are two levers here — how much you spend and how much you earn.
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Crowdfunding has become one of the biggest levers for raising money over the internet.
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Just Americans with a real responsibility: pulling the levers in less than eight weeks.
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Because we've seen what Trump wants to do with the levers of democracy itself.
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"They're pulling all the different levers," Adami said in a separate "Worldwide Exchange" interview.
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Congress and the Administration in power control the budget and policy levers of government.
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They lost the popular vote, yes, but they still hold the levers of power.
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Yes, Democrats now hold all the levers of power in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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Understanding this incentive structure, executives use a number of levers to ensure their compensation.
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That's a really big problem, because they're not taking into account all the levers.
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The American political system once efficiently trained immigrants in how to pull electoral levers.
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The first truly historical Western work teaches us that nations only have three levers.
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Giving the president more levers to control unelected bureaucrats could be good for democracy.
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Hacking customer success for growth requires balancing both the acquisition and retention growth levers.
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The region's largest economy, it wields outsize influence over the levers of economic policy.
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Little levers on the track let you send the cars flying into the air.
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The move would further consolidate the Communist Party's hold on official levers of power.
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So if you press one, that inadvertently presses other levers that counteract its effect.
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There is almost no end to the bells and whistles and levers and switches.
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In patronage systems like this one, the levers are blunter and far more personal.
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Investors are already thinking about cutting costs, which can come from a few levers.
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If they control fiscal levers, how much money should they give to the poor?
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Parliamentary procedure provides too many levers for cunning MPs to use against the government.
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It's one of the few levers the U.S. still has over the NATO ally.
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As such, China has been pulling all sorts of policy levers to temper volatility.
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There are also rotating handles, multi-use tools, and different clip levers to consider.
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Putin controls not only the levers of government but also the state-run media.
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The crankset, shifters, derailleurs, rear cogs, hydraulic disc brakes, and brake levers are Shimano.
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The captain intervened, disabling the autothrottle and setting the thrust levers to their maximum.
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Additionally, Trump has many levers at his disposal, a primary one being trade policy.
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And to make their lives better, Clinton will need to deploy specific policy levers.
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The company has multiple levers to pull - including pricing and promotion to still drive robust long term free cash flow growth, however, the question is whether that growth is going to be driven by a different mix of those levers, Jayant said.
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China finds itself in this situation in large part because, although authorities have firmer controls over the economic levers than U.S. or European officials, these levers move gears in an economy that is still hugely dependent on investment and export rather than consumption.
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So we're working across the piece, beyond rebates to continue to build the levers, biosimilars.
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But an old camera, now that's a gadget, filled with gears and springs and levers.
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Mr Trump cannot be trusted with the levers of America's awesome power untutored and unrestrained.
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Policymakers are using both demand and supply levers to tame the country's excess steel capacity.
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It's not only better diplomatic ties and economic levers that have helped Israel counter criticism.
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The old rules are being ignored in a desperate battle for the levers of power.
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Levers situated throughout the manor move walls and floors, opening paths to Sokolov and Jindoh.
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When I tried to move the levers to vote for individual candidates, they wouldn't turn.
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The animals were then taught to press levers in order to be given more nicotine.
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This trend holds true regardless of which party controls the levers of power in Washington.
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But a large fine levied against the company is only one of the FTC's levers.
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Isolate variables and play with the numbers to figure out which ones are key levers.
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However, even as State Counselor, she doesn't have full control of the levers of power.
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Despite control of all levers of power in Washington, the GOP had little to show.
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But it exemplifies the spirit of Monday's announcement, which is basically, pull all the levers.
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That's making it harder for Mr. Putin to use oil and gas as strategic levers.
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He also knows there are limited number of levers he can pull to change things.
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However, the firm said Apple has "significantly less levers from current levels for 2020 upside."
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Is it a bundle of levers, or is it AI optimized for X right now?
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Netflix may have more levers to make its premium pricing in the U.S. more attractive.
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If politicians want to change the behaviour of candidates, the levers are in their hands.
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Despite their minimal presence in these companies, unions have a variety of levers to pull.
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This has left some in the company bristling at Mr. Martins's remaining levers of control.
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In reality, America has few levers to force companies like TSMC to comply with its laws.
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Yet a weakening economy leaves Macri with few policy levers to pull without inflicting further damage.
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Democrats face this challenge as they're poised to lose all their levers of power in Washington.
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"Those levers that can be pulled to create value are going to be utilized," he said.
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This system will be available only on vehicles with electronic gear selectors rather than mechanical levers.
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The audience can see the seams and the dramatic levers before the show even pulls them.
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Steering in the first motor cars were controlled by levers, which gave way to wooden wheels.
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Ensuring that they work and learn the local language are two powerful levers for achieving that.
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To get the job market off the tarmac, the president will need to pull more levers.
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There are lots of levers you can pull with food, from eating out to grocery shopping.
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There are eight different "levers" you can work to alter your retirement outlook, Wendel's research found.
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Gorman, of course, has more levers to pull, not least in Morgan Stanley's wealth-management division.
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Bannon's plans, though, were quickly interrupted when it came time to work the levers of government.
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In lieu of winning elections, the BJP is coming to terms with subtler levers of power.
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The center-left is on the defensive, but it still holds the main levers of power.
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SafariSeat is a low-cost, all-terrain wheelchair propelled forward by hand levers and durable wheels.
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However, Congress, not without the levers necessary to influence international affairs, should make its position clear.
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Predictive models can help us understand the changes that occur when different policy levers are pulled.
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The potential "levers" WeWork called out in the filing to turn profitable mostly involve slowing expansion.
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Still, alienated from the levers of power, Democrats are taking the "swamp" page from Trump's playbook.
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Beijing has wrenched all the levers of a centrally planned economy to wage war on smog.
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Two powerful levers on demography that also uphold human rights are girls' education and family planning.
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It was about proving he could adjust his long levers to big-league velocities and approaches.
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And when he tugs levers that cause platforms and ramps to whirr and rumble into place.
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Now take those concepts and add gears, cranks, levers, chain reactions, maybe a few fiery explosions.
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"It's interesting to see them pull all three levers - monetary, fiscal and macroprudential," said another source.
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In my view, making your money last can largely be boiled down to five key levers.
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To make your money last, focus on these two levers: working longer and managing your spending.
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This eliminates the need for any levers or buttons where germs or bacteria can be transmitted.
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What are some of the major policy levers here that the federal government should be using?
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He is so in tune with his guys and knows what levers to pull and when.
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But now those levers it could have pulled, to at least buy some time, have gone.
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You need to try to press on levers that are likely to achieve the desired results.
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Digital health policy might be one of the most effective levers we have to spark change.
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China casts a wide net, and it will persist in pulling its military and economic levers.
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McCrory went so far using his levers that a federal appeals court unanimously slapped him back.
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The Trump Administration should not be using the levers of justice to conceal its own wrongdoing.
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S&P listed the dividend as one of several levers Culp could pull to reduce debt.
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At the same time, the Liberals used their own procedural levers to clap down on debate.
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The art is identifying which levers are available within the forest of regulations, identifying the preemptive conversations and adjustment required to be able to push those levers effectively, and to communicate the mission so that the entire organization, like an aircraft carrier, can turn slowly around.
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Indeed, the idea of the economy as a machine, regulated by appropriate policy levers, took firm hold….
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Yet the group has some levers it can count on to mitigate that risk, including raising prices.
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Macy's has been pulling on several levers to get its sales growing after a three-year slump.
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As for monetization, Facebook has many untouched levers, including using bots enabled commerce within Messenger and Whatsapp.
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The diplomatic levers of the UN Security Council have failed in Syria because of competing national interests.
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And China has levers to make sure it isn't frozen out of global supply chains, Lewis says.
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"I think some levers could get moved if there was some outrage from the public," she added.
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A shutdown would be an embarrassment for Republicans, who control the levers of power in the capital.
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The OnePlus Pro Mode includes lots of levers to pull, if you fancy yourself a serious photographer.
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"Given a conservative product revenue expectation and multiple levers for upside, we would be buyers of shares."
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He is also steadily prising the fingers of the dos Santos clan from the levers of power.
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The thing that's really cool about subscriptions is there are so many different levers to think about.
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For decades, Mnangagwa was Mugabe&aposs enforcer, earning a reputation for effectively manipulating the levers of power.
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But it's not like the lame-duck Obama has many other levers to pull at this point.
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Sustainable change comes from understanding the real levers, which comes only from knowing what does actually work.
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These people say the United States has many other levers it can pull to influence nuclear behavior.
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In Lone Echo, players drift endlessly, moving between all manner of levers and bars and other objects.
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It is difficult to sympathize with people who have the power levers possessed by the White House.
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In both cases, however, discussion inevitably focuses on policy levers, such as taxation, immigration policy and education.
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Both levers are split in two to control each of the directions the chain can be shifted.
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SO THERE ARE LOTS OF DIFFERENT LEVERS THAT CAN WE PULLED TO MAKE THEM A BETTER COMPANY.
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According to Fiat Chrysler, the drivers were unaware of how to properly use electronically controlled shift levers.
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Instead, the levers return to the same position after shifting, and gear selection is indicated by lights.
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He did not have a strong grasp on the levers of power or the details of policy.
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"They both have their challenges but it definitely is easier to work with smaller levers," Wooten said.
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To maximize results, the world should focus its collective efforts on pulling three levers for equality simultaneously.
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What's different about these bikes is they will come with self-cleaning NanoSeptic handlebars and brake levers.
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But it's not at all clear that hospitals have figured out how exactly to pull these levers.
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A ruthless and exacting dealmaker, he governs by greasing the wheels and pulling the levers of power.
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Mr. Gorman, of course, has more levers to pull, not least in Morgan Stanley's wealth-management division.
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But if the capital is muddling through, Maduro's grip on its levers of power can stay tight.
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Similarly, top executives have two levers at their disposal to manage innovation — and increasingly neither is sufficient.
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The chair I was ushered to was mechanically intimidating, with levers that made it rise and sink.
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We should only expect China's pace of innovation to increase as they take over levers of power.
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"It's really important that we understand their perspective so we can pull the right levers," he said.
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The Tatmadaw, as the Myanmar Army is known, kept the most important levers of power for itself.
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It was a just-gruesome-enough tactic to get the money levers moving and the victims returned.
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They were bought off with the welfare state, with the rich still controlling the levers of power.
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I just don't think that the company believes it can push either of those levers much further.
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It's an interesting series of levers that can be pulled when Glencore deems the time is right.
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Cillian worked the levers in his brain, desperately trying to find the words that would release him.
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The president obviously has his own levers of power, like executive actions, and Trump is using those.
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Investors want to know what our growth levers are, and they want to understand the growth profile.
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The different incremental programs would use both levers: Most would not cover vision or dental, for example.
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After the screw is inserted, the levers are squeezed together and the cork should pop right out.
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Can't you see the elves of 30 years of sneaker propaganda pulling the levers in your head?
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"If we lose the TPP one of the levers of protecting American companies will go away," he said.
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Stick your hands under whatever task chair you're currently occupying and you'll find at least a few levers.
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The pilot faced a wall of lights and levers that seemed to blink and shift on their own.
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Though what goes on in EEZs is largely a sovereign matter, there are some levers available to outsiders.
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It turns out that there are many more levers that engineers can manipulate to drive future performance gains.
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To add to this debacle, Mrs May mishandled the levers of power that go with being prime minister.
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"These reasons will provide sufficient justification to the central bank to tighten policy levers in October," Rao concluded.
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The toilet looks very futuristic, with what looks like a suction system and two levers on each side.
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Since the government has several off-budget levers, the real deficit is likely to exceed the 3% mark.
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When that antagonism begins to change shape, they begin to lose their grip on the levers of power.
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And we have to be aware of that because we want to have all those kinds of levers.
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Once again the Chinese authorities are pulling all their margining and fee levers to tame the animal spirits.
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" A defense official said to BuzzFeed, about Kushner's central role, "You have to understand where the levers are.
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In recent times, electronic music festivals have been seen as big levers of economic development for provincial towns.
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And the consequences of more of the same, let alone another downturn, mean all levers will be tried.
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It contains a cockpit with monitors and levers for the pilot to control the robot's arms and legs.
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"Both of yesterday's developments are important levers for Mueller," said Stephen Vladeck, a University of Texas law professor.
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"It has dawned on them that they have lots of [levers] and they can cash in," he says.
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Imagine, again, the cell as a complex machine, with thousands of wheels, levers and pulleys organized into systems.
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From a functional standpoint, Mr. Baren said, there are advantages to levers, which are popular with his customers.
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He spoke while maneuvering levers to direct the boat's suction tube with a cigarette dangling in his mouth.
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The bank's governor, Haruhiko Kuroda, said he thought there were still more conventional policy levers left to pull.
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But it's neither a legal requirement nor a moral necessity if Democrats eventually control all the political levers.
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If you have your hand on one of those levers, ask yourself what can you to stop it?
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Levers have been employed over the past two and a half years to improve transparency and increase competition.
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In a world of slower growth, governments will need to use domestic policy levers to boost economic activity.
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"I think it's good to keep seep some pressure levers to make sure there are changes," he said.
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But Lyft needs levers to make its shared ride services more popular, and this could definitely be that.
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The researchers' first major finding was that the Republican Party has lost much of its levers of power.
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Interest groups now have [more] access to levers of influence and publicity than they did 30 years ago.
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"Recognizing this, we are accelerating our other levers to mitigate the pressure," Pessina said on a conference call.
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But under Obama, the federal government can pull a lot of other levers to help nudge pay upwards.
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His aim, to paraphrase, was to use the levers of government to fight the fear of fear itself.
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Where it stands: The 2 levers that have saved the economy in previous times of crisis look exhausted.
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For service-oriented businesses, capacity planning and demand management are important levers to consider to maintain effective operations.
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"Unlocking the individual characteristics of the players is one of the levers they need to push," Adamson said.
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Lenny Kravitz designed door levers and cabinet pulls for Rocky Mountain Hardware and a furniture collection for CB2.
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Conversely, rowing requires long levers, brute strength and fierce determination to push through searing pain on the water.
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Think about it: Studio owners are losing basically the two only levers that drive revenue—[pricing and inventory].
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They implanted electrodes in various parts of rats' brains and placed the animals in boxes equipped with levers.
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But China could accept the option of no retaliation knowing there are other levers to hurt U.S. exporters.
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The trouble is that the mayor has few levers to pull on his own should good times end.
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He turns the mere act of punching telephone buttons into a grotesque manipulation of the levers of power.
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Who will control the levers of power and who will be the next party chair after Roberta Lange?
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Instead of a brake and gas pedal, the Unagi is controlled using two levers you press with your thumbs.
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MoviePass hopes to collect fees for promoting select films through its app, push notifications, email list, and other levers.
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First, policy levers and buffers remain adequate, leaving room for policy makers to maneuver and manage the debt cycle.
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Instead, the party has treated the levers of government power as a one-way ratchet down for tax rates.
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Pulling the right levers Of course, the average active fund could still experience negative returns if rates back up.
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So it's not about any single one of those levers, but you put all those tools and techniques together.
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This is the time when the party can pull the levers behind the scenes to pick their preferred candidate.
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It was a multiprong several-month campaign to use the levers of American power to destroy a political rival.
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Example of a mid-83th century voting machine that uses a series of levers to record the voter's decisions.
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The other was an adaptation of a commercially available robotic arm that pulled appropriate levers and flipped relevant switches.
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Such frictions could lead to soaring unemployment unless trained economists were on hand to tend the government's policy levers.
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This kind of conversation and the independent thinking behind it comprise the greatest levers of power in any democracy.
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"There are a lot of levers for Gucci to keep growing," CFO Jean-Marc Duplaix told journalists by telephone.
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I suspect the left is allergic to power since it's inevitably nasty, so it's shunned the levers of power.
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"We're still optimistic because we think there are several levers they can still optimize over the next several years."
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A year later, they elected a Democratic president, handing them total control of the levers of power in Washington.
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One speed, lightweight, and without cables or levers, this bike is as simple and low maintenance as they come.
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The first is a clockwork mansion where rooms move at the pull of levers, guarded by birdlike mechanical soldiers.
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These parties need institutionalized mechanisms to absorb citizen demands, and need to use the levers of policy to respond.
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The innovation is made of bicycle parts, and the device is propelled forward by hand levers and durable wheels.
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That might put some heat on the Fed, while keeping the levers of monetary policy beyond Congress's grubby mitts.
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If your speed is higher than your target, pull the throttles or thrust levers back slightly to reduce power.
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Tiffany also has a number of other levers that it's pulling in an attempt to improve its financial performance.
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With so many economic and political levers in its hands, the party still retains plenty of control for now.
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He is a frequent speaker on how to use the levers of politics and policy to effect social change.
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It is also hard to see how Mr. Trump could use policy levers to expand production of natural gas.
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"Workers that control the levers inside Amazon must make this machine stop and turn in another direction," they continued.
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"The song was one of the biggest strategic levers that we had creatively to bring everybody in," Parkes said.
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In a sense, that is a return to the old days of two small levers mounted on the frame.
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" Jennings added that the world's income and equality problem will only get worse unless "we pull these policy levers.
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It is about China's state nurturing of key manufacturing sectors using all the levers of a centrally-planned economy.
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The levers of enforcement may simply be a much quicker way for the executive branch to ease regulatory constraints.
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This means cozying up to folks in power, whatever the party, and using those levers to get things done.
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Republicans control all levers of government Government shutdowns have one proven effect -- they make people pay attention to Washington.
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They also have little faith in the traditional levers of power — policy and political institutions — containing the external turbulence.
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She had a strong bipartisan record of accomplishment in the Senate and understood how the levers of government work.
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In fact, virtually all the levers of power now belong to Mr. Erdogan, including much of the news media.
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Does he understand the levers of bureaucratic power, or can he be secretly rolled and be none the wiser?
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For decades, those have been the big levers that the typical person can manipulate to plan for the future.
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Some people consider springs to be an unfair advantage, but few seem to feel the same way about levers.
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"Old Navy's value-creation levers, business model and customers have increasingly diverged from our specialty brands," Mr. Peck said.
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Mr. Cuomo has consistently insisted he's happy in Albany, where he has a deep understanding of levers of power.
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Why things could get worse: The levers that have saved the economy in previous times of crisis look exhausted.
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Having created other levers of accountability, Parliament held its last impeachment in 1806 and now considers the procedure obsolete.
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Maduro has refused to leave office and retains control of many of the levers of power in the country.
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The weather around here changes so quickly it's like some crazy opera, with floodlights and invisible people pulling levers.
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So talk about one party "controlling all the levers of power" in Washington fundamentally misunderstands our system of government.
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Editors identified which articles were storm-related coverage, pulling levers behind the scenes to open them to all readers.
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The discussions came as the U.S. looks for additional levers of influence in trade talks, which resume on Oct.
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These four levers were reinforced in Discussion paper 299/210: Transforming Culture in Financial Services (March 2400). Click(bit.
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The "nuclear" option for Google is to just jam either of those levers all the way to the max.
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" He said that while King Salman is revered in Saudi Arabia, the crown prince "is pulling the levers there.
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The deliberations come as the U.S. looks for additional levers of influence in trade talks, which resume on Oct.
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"If that doesn't happen, we have plenty of levers to pull that would help drive this change," he warned.
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But of the levers of the visual, the image of him -- and his White House -- that was being sold.
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He said he enjoys working with "many small moving parts, like gears, pulleys, and levers" and enjoys the tinkering.
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"There are many other levers to pull or smaller tweaks than what you're directing FERC to do," Doyle said.
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Dhingra's win in a formerly Republican district would give Democrats control of all levers of government in the state.
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Corrupt politicians and predatory corporations use climate anxiety and falling grain prices as levers to further their own agendas.
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However, the government still exercises strict control through levers such as centralized planning and a monopoly on foreign trade.
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I think that the amount that people do, that thing you're talking about is not zero but it is like 15 percent of what ... By the way, I agree, because I came to Vox Media and I thought, "All right show me the magical levers!" and there's less levers there than you'd think.
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Any policy, particularly the Green New Deal with its sweeping narrative, would likely combine a few of these different levers.
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But Putin has powerful levers, he's often willing to use -- including cyber power, military might and a cult of personality.
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Loh: They have a tough challenge but I believe that they also have some policy levers that they can use.
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Awkwardly, avoidance is not an option for some of his trickiest customers: married couples who pulled levers for rival candidates.
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Alan Friel, partner at BakerHostetler, noted that statutory fines are levers that states normally like to have at their disposal.
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It should make use of levers such as the national rural-employment scheme to get money to the distressed hinterland.
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In a protracted contest, the establishment will pull many of those levers for Marco Rubio, Chris Christie or Jeb Bush.
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The levels are small, but full of things to fiddle with; there are buttons, switches, levers, and knobs to twist.
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Electrical grids are giant levers that can move the environmental needle on hundreds of millions of distributed technologies at once.
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It has no clear legal power to hold Britain to an exit schedule but has some levers against disruptive members. .
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The bottom line: Companies have levers to pull to offset any costs from wage hikes — and they are pulling them.
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For marketers, this means unprecedented access to the tiny, personalized levers that are most likely to get you — yes, you!
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Right now, the Obama administration is yanking on various regulatory levers trying to nudge down US emissions bit by bit.
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Unlike some of its peers, TI has few of the levers available to larger, more diversified group's to reduce leverage.
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Do they pull the levers of pinball machines, check their inbox of ravens, or paint miniature figurines in their basements?
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Over time and done right, you should have a highly predictable business where you're focusing on pulling the right levers.
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It's kind of a digital Frankenstein that's pulling on all these levers and steering people in all these different directions.
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The U.S. has few levers for directly inflicting pain on Kim Jong-un, and the military options are all horrific.
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"Criminal enterprises — they look for levers within society that are economically tuned to helping them make money," said IOActive's Miessler.
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Truth is, in another window I'm still running around the opening town pulling levers and pushing buttons that do nothing.
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I know previously before you had said that you were able to sort of use our levers in other categories.
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Business leaders and economic policymakers should proactively use the levers they control to minimize heightened racial and post-election tensions.
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In practice, it meant controlling all levers of power and reinforcing their leadership and kinship through family marriage when possible.
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The bag, with all its individual pouches and easy-access levers and switches, looked like it would change my life.
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Longer term though, the federal government — both the executive and legislative branches — already has its hands on key policy levers.
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Dhingra's win in a formerly Republican district would give Democrats control of all levers of government in the Evergreen State.
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The numbers act like levers — adjusting them will increase or decrease the time it takes you to reach financial freedom.
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They still hold most of the key levers of state, including all security functions and much of the economic power.
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Then there is the reality of the Myanmar's ostensibly civilian-led government where the military has the levers of power.
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The gears and levers recreate your signature with a series of flowing strokes generated by the movement of the gears.
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That cap can change from year to year, and the insurance company may use other levers to limit your upside.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey has wasted no time in using the levers of democracy to expand his authority.
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The central bankers are pulling what levers they possess, even as those tools are probably incapable of producing meaningful change.
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The levers of government can be a powerful tool for influencing the sort of employment policies that shape gender relations.
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By the time I was five I knew this was immodest, so I'd pull the knee release levers and kneel.
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The company chose to pull one of the two levers available to try to force Qualcomm to the negotiating table.
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Still, under the law, she cannot become president and the military effectively controls many of the state's levers of power.
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Still, no single person in the country has the ability to move the levers of government like the President. 2.
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Primarily that Emerson couldn't meet its fellow industrial parts maker's price expectations — and had no other negotiating levers to pull.
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In the meantime, the levers available to him will not avert the economic pain that is now inevitable, they say.
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The White House has made clear that it regards immigrant children as useful levers to force Congress to pass legislation.
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Frank pulls the levers of power as easily as he pushed poor Zoe Barnes in front of a subway train.
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The United States has long complained that Beijing controls the levers of Chinese trade and uses them for political advantage.
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But that hasn't stopped Democrats from using the Senate's procedural levers to drag out debate, generating publicity in the process.
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Their position was at least comprehensible: How many times in a lifetime does your party control all levers of power?
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But as pressure escalates on TikTok, the company may find that it has few levers of support to pull on.
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For years, Jones had railed against global power structures that he said were conspiring to control the levers of power.
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There are levers to pull at levels of government other than the executive branch as well as in civil society.
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They are, conceded the WEF's Dominic Waughray, less meaningful than three other levers — industry, cities, and finance — businesses can pull.
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But each post gives China control of tiny levers of bureaucratic power as well as the ability to dispense favours.
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Pelosi is bullish on resuming the speakership, relishing control of the levers of power to take on President Donald Trump.
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Even with all levers of government under their control under Trump, they've been unable to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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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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Lighthizer is an experienced trade attorney, so he'll know exactly which legal levers Trump can pull to erect trade barriers.
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SB 35 doesn't totally eliminate the ability of local policymakers to use zoning and other levers to keep out newcomers.
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Which is why we sent off police unit contracts and use-of-force policies — those really are the biggest levers.
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But there was another audience he never quite captured: the policymaking and government elites who control the levers of power.
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They could manipulate all kinds of levers and they don't have a contract with their users, they're not doing that.
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Now it seems like he's in the driver's seat moving forward — Republicans now control all levers of power in Washington.
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The condoms come from condom-dispensing machines with little levers one turns to get a rubber — just like buying a gumball.
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The government can only use market-based levers to cut capacity given that it is no longer a centrally planned economy.
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It shows that China is pulling on all the levers to support domestic demand in the face of this trade pressure.
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"You discuss each of these levers and there is a push and pull as you come up with solutions," he said.
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Instead, Jayapal is playing the inside game, quietly pulling the levers of power inside Congress to move the progressive agenda forward.
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But, unfortunately, this man has his hands on the levers of power for a while, and it's time to be pragmatic.
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They're the auto industry's Wizard of Oz types, pulling at levers and mashing buttons behind the curtain (just without the chicanery).
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"This smacks of a late stage bull market: the levers of cheap financing and corporate re-tooling have been largely exhausted."
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I'm going to show the inner workings and the mechanisms, so you can understand exactly what each of those levers does.
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"Having been a founder myself, at the Series A is when you start to see the growth levers emerging," he said.
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With the levers of state power again solely in his hands, Hun Sen began to master electoral democracy with Machiavellian skill.
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Now Trump is failing as a president by every measure — popularity, global influence, a basic grasp on the levers of power.
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Maduro, meanwhile, has called Guaido a U.S.-backed puppet and has so far retained his grip on the levers of government.
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With severance, sales and income tax falling, the state now faces a $1 billion budget shortfall, but has levers to pull.
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When we take over the spaces that allow us opportunity, let us use those levers of power to lift us all.
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He now has his mitts firmly on the levers of power—perhaps even more so than previous mitt-master Steve Bannon.
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"I'm turning into Johnny Depp's Hannibal Lecter, I'm inside his head, I'm pulling strings and levers," Joyce told reporters in Australia.
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This is the most visible of all levers available to executives, and the one that is receiving the most public scrutiny.
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The Chinese government would seem to have too many levers of control over the Chinese banking system for that to happen.
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Gregg Meyer is understandably delighted to have the electronic levers to influence the tens of thousands of clinicians under his purview.
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In Florida, where Republicans have controlled the levers of power for a quarter-century, restrictive voting laws are a persistent threat.
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A different set of people, some 380 miles north of the Staples Center, now have their hands on the cultural levers.
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Depending on the level of "obstinacy," Mr. Bonilla said, "the levers of publicity" — news releases, op-eds, media appearances — kick in.
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The Chinese government has no policy levers that could reduce the bilateral balance by the mooted $100 billion or $200 billion.
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One obvious weakness with both Shimano's and Campagnolo's systems was the wires connecting the shift levers, the derailleurs and a battery.
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Washington's two other levers for pulling on North Korea, its neighbors in China and South Korea, are also likely not feasible.
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They picked out a pair of boats, and an employee brought them two remote controls, with levers for sails and rudders.
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As Mr. Xi has sought to extend it leadership, he has brought more centralized control to the country's main policy levers.
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"It's best information we have to go on, and which is in part what we are objecting to," Ms. Levers said.
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Olson's agility and long levers — he is 6 feet 5 inches — were a big help for Chapman and shortstop Marcus Semien.
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The levers – the mechanism used to make trade gradually freer – consisted of elaborate horse-trading negotiations ("rounds") resulting in tariff reductions.
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This allows them to aim at moving "those core levers in our healthcare system that make it so expensive," adds Witte.
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Fitch struggled on his knees as he used both hands to muscle the plane's throttle levers, which were hard to move.
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But there are fewer levers of power at their disposal to impose discipline or tilt their proposals toward the political center.
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The deal leaves untouched Beijing's subsidies for homegrown industries and its firm control over crucial levers of its hard-charging economy.
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Not every national security adviser needs to shout; some of the most effective have been quiet masters at pulling bureaucratic levers.
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Gives you a better chance of ending up on the right team with greater access to the right levers of power.
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Most have discovered, to their benefit or misery, that they must work the levers of government to push through their agenda.
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The four major government policy levers in the economy — fiscal, monetary, regulatory and trade policy — all have reversed directions under Trump.
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While he golfs and tweets and watches cable news, several disturbingly powerful billionaires are pulling the levers and winning special treatment.
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It will require Chancellor Merkel, the Commission and member states to use all of their levers to reach an acceptable agreement.
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But the key issue is that while everyone needs to act, there are few levers to compel countries to do so.
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Traditional institutions are necessary to grasp the levers of power and to execute our ideas whether we like it or not.
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So she is working with people to try to identify what those levers are and what should be done with them.
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Here, we estimate that the economy could enjoy a 6.6 percent boost to 2020 GDP if it pulled the right digital levers.
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"This just illustrates to me that the Trump administration is pushing on a lot o levers to squeeze the Chinese," Chandler said.
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S. jurisdictions, in reaction to the administration's new industrial and trade policies, won't trigger their own economic and policy levers — is fanciful.
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We know a lot about the work of publishing and seeing what works; being able to play with levers and guess, fundamentally.
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We're staying close and we'll continue to try to work the levers we can and build on the momentum that we've got.
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It's about going beyond the standard marketing playbook to activate all levers of growth to help your product reach its full potential.
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There are plenty of other levers for banks to pull with new investors at their doorstep, said CLSA banking analyst Mike Mayo.
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That would mean Brexit was lost, the future of our Union at risk and the levers of power handed to a Marxist.
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Fiscal levers used to stimulate economies require more government spending, hence more government borrowing, effectively relieving central banks of holding down rates.
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Democracy in Montenegro is a sham, he says; Mr Djukanovic holds all the levers of power, and now he needs to go.
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For the first time in American history, the paranoid style has a chance of gaining control of the full levers of power.
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The lock on the Free P4 is essentially a pair of interconnected levers that clip into place when you open a tool.
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One, who cannot be named for military reasons, painfully levers himself up, to prop himself against the side of his hospital bed.
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It also was the first time it relied on two important policy levers when assisting a country: debt restructuring and currency devaluation.
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But what's more important here is the tendency of the left to use the levers of government power against its political adversaries.
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But they do not interest him as much as the women on the show, and so they get reduced to plot levers.
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They see the counting of warheads and delivery vehicles — the traditional levers — as unsuitable for arresting the development of the new weapons.
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And as long as the G.O.P. is in control of Congress, that party will have its hand on the nation's spending levers.
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Mr. Sokolich's recollection of gifts and favors underscored just how assiduously Christie administration officials used the levers of power to secure endorsements.
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There were no street curfews, no violent crackdowns, no appointment of a military junta to take control of the levers of power.
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It would be a great relief to have a responsible, evidence-based decisionmaker like Yellen controlling at least some levers of policy.
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"Seager has such great length in the hitting zone, and part of it is because he does have longer levers," Wooten said.
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It's a choice between letting Trump retain control of all the key levers of political power for two more years, or not.
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In the kelp beds they descended to peer into rocky cracks, jabbing flat metal levers to dislodge the small creatures they found.
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After that, engineers would sever the foundations and use hydraulic levers and mechanical pulleys to move the buildings to their new locations.
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With few other levers of power, Democrats are under pressure from their core voters to extract as many concessions as they can.
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You do have levers — work with customers on payment plans, on ramp-ups or regular usage audits and on pre-payment discounts.
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The Massachusetts senator displayed a keen understanding of how the levers of American governance could be used to enact her policy agenda.
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"States have a number of levers they can pull, not the least of which is informing voters of their choice," Langeler says.
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Shopping Guide Think of door hardware as jewelry for a room: Without the right knobs or levers, your home isn't properly dressed.
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The government's firm control of the levers of power lets it mobilize resources to build huge infrastructure projects and combat an epidemic.
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In response to all of this, different levels of government have focused on preventing the overprescription of opioids with various policy levers.
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Her defenders say she is constrained by the military's continuing grip on some of the most important levers of power in Myanmar.
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He was willing to use the presidential bully pulpit to criticize Trump, but not the levers of presidential power to disadvantage him.
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It will mean that political levers were pulled to force Democrats in conservative-leaning states to vote for reforms they couldn't refuse.
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We therefore expect the CEO's revised strategy to provide clear targets and action levers on the most challenged parts of the business.
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People have proposed alternatives here in the United States and other countries use different policy levers to encourage people to get insured.
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Executives said it was the 9423th straight quarter the company posted positive operating leverage, or increased profit by turning levers including costs.
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Networks unlock valuable advice, insights, and influence that can either exacerbate existing social strata, or be powerful levers for equity and opportunity.
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"The real levers of power remain in his hands," said Irina Petrushova, the founding editor of Respublika, a now-defunct independent newspaper.
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With her ballot she committed to understanding the levers of power in our community, who fought for after-school programs and community centers.
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Clinton: Hillary Clinton wants to use various regulatory levers at the president's disposal to nudge down US greenhouse gas emissions bit by bit.
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The Twitter president appears unlikely to be content with working congressional back channels and using conventional levers of power to get his way.
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As the U.S. and China negotiate on trade, Beijing is working overtime, pulling multiple levers to steady its lagging economy and boost markets.
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Achieving that kind of adjustability has led to chairs with tangles of unsightly levers and buttons that even expert ergonomists have trouble navigating.
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Let's look at two of Saki's levers in perhaps his most famous flurry: when he decked Daniel Ghita at Glory 6 in Istanbul.
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Whenever we inevitably head back to where the economy turns down, terms will get tough, and the levers will shift back toward [investors].
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It simply describes the organizing social principle of our world, in which men have held and continue to control the levers of power.
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For Colleen, the internet was a set of levers to manipulate, its moral compromises as quantifiable and necessary as collateral on a loan.
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There's so many levers and switches that affect things like taxes and social benefits that the game can quickly turn confusing and chaotic.
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The wooden housing clamps to the neck of his Yamaha, and each of the chord paddles triggers levers that do all the work.
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The usual levers brought to bear against private citizens who ignore subpoenas—fines and imprisonment—are harder to use against executive-branch officials.
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While we still see several LT risks, at least through the rest of this year, we see more levers for up than downside.
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I love the click at the halfway point of all the levers, as well as the soft click of the main-control button.
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"Financially he's moved a lot of levers that have kept this company going longer than some of us thought it could," Stern said.
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For the past seven years, Republicans vowed that if voters handed them the levers of power in Washington, they would quickly gut ObamaCare.
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Pence told reporters Monday that Trump was hopeful China would use its "extraordinary levers" to pressure the North to abandon its weapons program.
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As a result, Britain is now unique, for its diplomats are plugged in to all the key levers available in the international system.
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Yet the state has held the levers of finance so tightly for so long that the loosening of its grip generates new dangers.
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Trade, investment and wage growth remained too weak, the OECD said, urging world leaders to deploy all policy levers to stimulate growth urgently.
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For months, Donald J. Trump denounced the Republican Party as a "rigged" system of party insiders trying to control the levers of power.
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She struggles with her son Paul who worries that Catherine's grip on the levers of power will remain tight even after her death.
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Throughout it's IPO roadshow earlier this year, the company repeatedly pitched "levers" to investors, which could be pulled to help turn a profit.
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Also on that trip was Jerry Abbruzzese, a Falcone consultant who has a history of working the levers of government for business interests.
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In order to achieve that goal, government has two main levers with which to shift to a lower-carbon economy: pricing and regulation.
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Instead, it's meant to show voters, especially swing and independent voters, that Senate Republicans are a steady hand on the levers of government.
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" Richardson explained the growth of Hispanic political media and political consultants like Rocha will help get the "community in the levers of power.
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Hop from one branch to the next and see what levers can be pulled or pushed to hold a renegade president in check.
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Faced with lower-for-longer interest rates and subdued credit demand, costs are one of the few levers banks have to boost profit.
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"There are numerous levers and metrics management can use to influence TSR, such as costs, gearing, capex and portfolio composition," the report said.
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Violence may be unlikely, but the mere thought of someone's eyes on voters while they pull their levers this year is nerve-wracking.
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He has jailed journalists, seized the assets of political opponents and crushed dissent while amassing complete control over the levers of Turkish power.
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If Mr. Maduro leaves — especially following a negotiation — a number of Chavistas who control the levers of power could come out on top.
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When it comes to the struggle to control the narrative of Poland's revolution against Communism, he has used the levers of the state.
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There are so many different levers you can press to try to change behavior, but often they're working at odds with one another.
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How might he use the levers of the federal government at his disposal to tilt the playing field in advance in his favor?
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For Republicans, the session presents a final chance to leave a legacy-making mark while they still control all the levers of power.
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"Sometimes there will be notifications in the developer forums but other times they'll just be pulling levers and seeing what happens," he says.
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Unless you are a business or government oligarch who can manipulate the levers of state power, the country almost never belongs to you.
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The batons and pedals tug on wires and levers that control the clappers and merge the notes of the 74 bells into harmony.
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Squelching through tunnels and underground passages, players use their flailing ropey appendages to pull levers and remove obstacles in their bid for freedom.
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Universities have been found to encourage growth through a variety of levers: They add demand to local communities, but they also add innovators.
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A lack of strategic levers There was little follow up from Trump after he ordered the military airstrikes on Syria in April 2017.
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"To be in control of the levers of the execution of the plan is a very important key for its success," he added.
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"We believe in working things out at the bargaining table... and we'll use all sorts of levers to enforce that," Trudeau told Bloomberg.
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Below is a timeline of changes to the repo rate since June 22001 as well as links to other timelines of RBI levers.
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With Russia seemingly pulling levers from behind a curtain, they're attempting to create a narrative about whom Mr. Putin might support or oppose.
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Facebook is also lobbying in the white paper to be able to throw platform levers to meet a threshold of "acceptable vileness" — i.e.
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"This idea of using different types of levers that impact trade negotiations is something that we will get accustomed to," Ladenburg's Blancato said.
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Officials, deprived of the usual levers for shaping policies that are supposed to be their purview, are left with little other than leaking.
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But trade is not the only issue that requires an American president in full command of the levers of power available to him.
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Second, neither religious leaders nor practicing politicians nor government employees have found the levers that actually make disadvantaged families more durable or functional.
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Attica's security depended on an aging, easily overwhelmed set of mechanical locks and levers, of a kind that one sees in Alcatraz movies.
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"He understands the process and he knows the levers and how you make it work and where the potential roadblocks are," Leavitt said.
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In response, some policymakers regardless of political affiliation seem swayed to react, more eager to pull the levers of government to affect outcomes.
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Without the White House, the party's loss of nearly all other levers of power on the federal and state levels was laid bare.
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"They're pulling the levers at their disposal," said Jake Leiby, a high-yield energy analyst at researcher CreditSights Inc, referring to the refinancings.
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IS IT POSSIBLE THOUGH THAT YOU'RE PULLING THE RIGHT LEVERS AND YOU WONT GET THE CUSTOMERS TO COME BACK IN THAT YOU'VE LOST?
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She has no access to traditional levers of influence: she's not a billionaire or a princess, a pop star or even an adult.
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If you're a governor, how could you pull the levers in your state to make the people living in your state more competitive?
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WHEN WE CAME OUT WITH A PLAN EARLIER IN THE ADMINISTRATION, WE SAID THAT AND OUR OBJECTIVE TO GET DOWN TO 200% NOW HAVING SAID THAT, I THINK AS YOU KNOW, THERES A BUNCH OF DIFFERENT LEVERS THAT WE CAN MOVE AND WE'VE GONE THROUGH THE DIFFERENT SCENARIOS AND THE DIFFERENT LEVERS AND THESE ARE THE THING THAT ARE BEING SOCIALIZED WITH MEMBERS.
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Why it matters: The Trump administration is using all economic and diplomatic levers at its disposal in a push for regime change in Venezuela.
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Officials say the new approach could also bring more pressure to bear on China to use its own levers of influence against North Korea.
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The levers were false, the game's designer was in charge, and you were forced to acknowledge that you were powerless to control the outcome.
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They believe, ardently and innocently, that they are doing good in the world, and they see their companies as levers for world-changing improvements.
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Thankfully, the game has cabinet ministers a player can assign broad goals to and the AI deals with all the little levers and switches.
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It's kind of like Dorothy looking behind the curtain and seeing that this great, big flaming Oz is really just a guy pulling levers.
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Analysts wrote in a note that Apple has multiple levers in place, including emerging markets, enterprise markets and potential new products, such as iTv.
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In Pakistan, elected leaders need to gain fuller control of the levers of power, and ultimately to put the soldiers back in their barracks.
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The pattern during the Clinton presidency and after suggests that the closer Clinton was to the levers of power, the less she was liked.
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The time is now for the people who hold the levers of power to believe in humanity and to simply do the right thing.
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That was because they spent most of their time hiding in the corners of the box opposite the wall with the lights and levers.
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"Russia has limited levers of influence," says Nikolai Kozhanov, a former Russian diplomat in Iran and professor at the European University in St Petersburg.
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The fund's stakes are usually below 30%, so it has few formal levers to force chief executives into deals or alliances they find unappetising.
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Finally, they must know which levers to pull to affect each KPI and which KPIs need to be tweaked for the business to succeed.
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Throughout American history more generally, the extension of civil rights and access to levers of power in American politics have been grounded in race.
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Even if you ignored 2016 in its entirety, the party had been shut out from the levers of power throughout much of the country.
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The administration is very unlikely to pull any of the biggest policy levers it could to help nuclear power: regulations or a carbon tax.
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That has left Mr. Gurley with few levers he can pull for influence, though he is known for his deft touch with big personalities.
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Public pressure has thus far been one of the only reliable levers that have guided Amazon towards cleaner energy sources and more sustainable practices.
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Without a radical change of government and/or political direction it's hard to imagine those levers being flipped in a more startup-friendly direction.
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The reason I started looking into this stuff was that my take on the whole thing is that the industry has these two levers.
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Moreover, by strengthening the role of high-level party committees, led by himself, he has his hands on most of the levers of power.
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"Effectively they have eased policy without actually pulling any policy levers," said Stephen Gallo, head of European FX at BMO Capital Markets in London.
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Have the confidence to continue pushing along until you've fine-tuned your product and found the levers for your business to achieve rapid growth.
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At this speed, the forces surrounding the spacecraft overwhelmed the feathering system motor, causing the wings to shift without the pilots pulling any levers.
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"Diplomatic and financial levers of power will be backed up by willingness to counteract North Korean aggression with military action, if necessary," he said.
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Although his powers fall a long way short of those enjoyed by a New York mayor, Mr Khan still has some levers to pull.
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Single market exit, like Brexit itself, is therefore full of long-term risks and opportunities because it is really a repatriation of policy levers.
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Foreign partners are interested in building intelligence on Iran so they can determine which levers they can pull to curb its behavior, he said.
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Neither is true; shareholders are perfectly capable of making financial decisions without the assistance of government, and they possess the levers to make changes.
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Stone has long maintained a hold on the levers of power in Washington, having worked for at least four Republican presidents in various roles.
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Frank Church (D-Idaho), for whom my university position is endowed, intuitively grasped how to wield the levers of influence to meet their objectives.
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Let's continue the research and continue to pull many levers at once with stakeholders across the pharmacy and medical fields to accelerate our efforts.
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But the game was rigged: A man was sitting inside the box upon which the chessboard was set, controlling The Turk's movements with levers.
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During the Iraq War, the industry cranked out a bevy of films undermining the war effort and those who pulled the levers in Washington.
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The minimum wage and the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) are widely regarded as effective policy levers to raise incomes of low-wage workers.
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Berger says our spending and saving rates act like levers — adjusting them will increase or decrease the time it takes to reach financial freedom.
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"To extrapolate some dire political consequence is unwise," said Mr. Entwistle, adding, "There are so many levers that they have to push and pull."
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That leaves few levers the administration can pull to get the agency to reorganize its internal operations or make the suggested changes on mortgages.
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As the ILO moves toward adopting the standard, leaders from all sectors should continue to advocate for a robust convention with real accountability levers.
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The federal government has more levers it can pull to make a public option work, such as control of the Medicare program, she said.
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I think we're going to see a huge change in politics as soon as that generation begins to take over the levers of power.
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The consensus in social psychology is that it's a mistake to treat emotions as simple levers that can be pulled to achieve particular outcomes.
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"Management is clearly pulling all the levers it deems necessary to secure the long-term viability of the Dick's Sporting Goods franchise," Saad added.
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The car also features "articulated fins" that can be moved with mechanical levers to steer, while diving underwater is made possible by ballast tanks.
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But housing policies are largely governed at the state and local level, which means the president has few levers for shaping how people live.
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Then came Mohammed bin Salman, who became crown prince last year and has consolidated unrivaled control over the levers of power inside the kingdom.
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Mr. Putin's autocratic tendencies have become self-serving, reinforcing his control of the political and economic levers of power, but they have also evolved.
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By pushing this extradition bill, China was trying to apply the same levers of repression to Hong Kong that it uses in the mainland.
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His White House, meanwhile, though hardly a well-oiled machine, has demonstrated its ability to work the levers of power and get things done.
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The instrument has two knee-activated levers under the keyboard, the equivalent of the foot-operated damper and "una corda" pedals on pianos today.
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It is clear that repealing Obamacare without replacing it is not a viable option, even as Republicans now control all the levers of government.
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There are also plenty of levers to push and pull, attached rings to move, and an attached bowl that has been a big hit.
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But what else can you do when it comes to levers that you can't control specifically on cost, do you envision additional job cuts?
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That raises a question: In addition to our individual actions, what levers can we use to shift these systems so they're less carbon intensive?
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The problem is, Mr. O'Brien doesn't seem like much of a lever puller — and in any case there are far fewer levers to pull.
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Zapping some areas of the brain did not change the animals' behavior, whereas stimulation in other regions seemed to make them avoid the levers.
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Studies revealed that healthy rats became obsessed with drug-dispensing levers, but rats whose reward circuits had been disrupted showed little to no interest.
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In the early rehearsals, the actors practiced the dinosaur puppetry without full costumes, maneuvering a dinosaur head attached to a complex system of levers.
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In the early rehearsals, the actors practiced the dinosaur puppetry without full costumes, maneuvering a dinosaur head attached to a complex system of levers.
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An errand exactly describes the essence of what happened: Trump tried to use the levers of the US government for his own political benefit.
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Capuano, 2628, had support from Boston Mayor Marty Walsh (D) and most of the city's prominent labor unions, who hold the levers of power.
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In other words, Google has two levers it can pull to try to get Android updates pushed out into this fragmented ecosystem more quickly.
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The news, which hit the stock market, came as the U.S. looks for additional levers of influence in trade talks, which resume on Oct.
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That has left Mr. Gurley with few levers he can pull for influence, though he is known for his deft touch with big personalities.
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Democrats hold just 15 governorships and control all three levers of government in only six states: Oregon, California, Hawaii, Rhode Island, Connecticut and Delaware.
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Her time at the CFPB has given her a unique understanding of which executive agency levers can and can't be pulled, and it shows.
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His father is said to be increasingly distant from the levers of power and Erdogan may have miscalculated in appealing to him so strongly.
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Others are well-known politicians, like President John F. Kennedy declaring the moon shot in 1961, throwing their weight on the levers of history.
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It's a scary portrait: Trump's closest associates don't even trust him with Twitter, let alone the levers of the campaign to seek presidential power.
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Also known as the bunny ears — the two long levers clearly resemble rabbit ears — it has two handles that hold the bottle in place.
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Her retired Underwood No. 5, a hulking tangle of keys and levers, glistened black and chrome under a layer of dust in the storage room.
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Two separate levers are needed to prime every shot, but it's better than having to constantly feed the Skid Shot a fresh supply of batteries.
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How does a party campaign on a very specific policy and then, after gaining control of all levers of government, struggle to deliver on it?
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He brushed aside questions from Sanders, Stabenow and Sheldon Whitehouse about lifting the caps on contributions from income, saying there are other "levers" to pull.
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He said in a statement that he was ready to answer any questions later "as an ordinary citizen and without access to any official levers".
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Here, the realms of government and media aren't levers to achieve some ideological goal — they're mere petri dishes in which to grow the Facebook organism.
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They've outsourced mass hacking to government agents whipped into the chaotic vortex of power politics and the peculiar potency of terrorism to flip political levers.
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"The financial crisis made Catalans angry, that as a rich area they were suffering because they had no control over the economic levers," Dowling said.
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Part of what's exciting about this movie is you have women who are autonomous, who have agency, who are pulling the levers at every stop.
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There are no buttons or switches on the steering wheel — two adjustment levers and the shifter paddles around the back are the only adornments there.
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So, we have a few more levers to pull, but obviously, if these tariffs go into effect, you know, prices are going to go up.
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When called upon by the Kremlin, oligarchs, contractors, criminals and spies (current or former) all provide levers for advancing President Vladimir Putin's assault on democracies.
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It has plenty of levers without having to resort to crude military menaces—as it did in 1996, when it lobbed shells across the strait.
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Still, analysts have expressed some optimism on the category, citing pent-up demand and budding trends as potential levers to get consumers spending this spring.
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Sousa, whose Ontario Liberals have largely worked in harmony with Morneau's federal Liberals, told Morneau there are "a number of policy levers" available to Ottawa.
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There was the trolley problem of direct democracy, which illustrated the disastrous consequences of adding too many men, each with separate levers to a scenario.
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But he added China had so few levers left to pull in Pyongyang, its influence over the next stage of negotiations would be heavily diminished.
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The adjustments use a combination of levers and bicycle-style clamps; they all have handles so it's easy to tighten and loosen them by hand.
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"The Caribbean doesn't have the luxury of using some of the levers of incentives that were used by the richer, more developed countries," he said.
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That is a scary outcome of the current debate, and left-wing Democrats should never be allowed the levers of power to eradicate border security.
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In Charlottesville, the white supremacists' long-held hatred of Jews and their perceived control of the levers of power, also came out into the open.
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But there's a key unanswered question: Will the next attorney general be as effective as Sessions was at pulling the right levers behind the scenes?
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None of these levers are aligned with our industry's lifecycle timeline, nor do they innovate new products, increase productivity or lead to improved health care.
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Overall, when we balance AAPL's valuation with the company's fundamental levers for further EPS upside, we see a balance reward profile relative to the risks.
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Richard Nixon, paramount master of the levers of power, had determined early on how easily these could be unleashed on his enemies, real or imagined.
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Researchers equipped nine rooms in a small rural hospital with copper faucet handles, toilet flush levers, door handles, light switches and other commonly touched equipment.
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To master government reform using a commercial business approach, the administration will grapple with significantly more complex "levers" of change than those existing in business.
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"They've reached their target and it now seems as if they're pulling the levers to try to keep prices around this $80 mark," he said.
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In making those choices, the president should pick individuals who have experience running large organizations and who understand how to operate the levers of government.
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Trump told The Washington Post he made the wrong decision in putting Powell in control of interest rates, bonds and other levers controlling the economy.
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ET Wednesday, are signs of a Powell "put," meaning the Fed chairman would use a lighter hand on policy levers if markets get too frantic.
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She adds that you want the interviewer to think, "Wow, this person really understands the levers of our business and is asking really good questions."
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"States have many many levers," says Mark Muro, a senior fellow and the director of policy at the Metropolitan Policy Program at The Brookings Institution.
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Elizabeth Warren is waging a presidential campaign that ultimately seeks to tilt the economic levers of power away from large corporations and the wealthiest Americans.
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Anna Levers, the councilman's policy director, then pored over the data to cull any duplicated tweets or tweets the bot may have pulled in error.
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The anti-immigrant government of Prime Minister Viktor Orban uses different levers to influence public opinion, particularly on the subject of the European refugee crisis.
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The talk of peace is likely to weaken the two levers that Mr. Trump used to pressure Mr. Kim to come to the bargaining table.
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"He had a comfort level with the levers of power and how you get what you want" that extended to the Oval Office, she said.
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Through a mix of socialist policies and capitalism, Ortega has delivered a period of stable growth while tightening his hold on the levers of power.
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Change something in the gut microbiome — diet is one of the most powerful levers for that — and the effects ripple outward, potentially to the skin.
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She has also shown an understanding of how to use the levers of bureaucracy effectively, as she did when creating the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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From Davos to Doha, today's brave new market masters huddle in five-star retreats to dream up ways of pulling the levers of global growth.
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Freeze also said an advantage that Amazon and Alphabet have over other FANG stocks is their structure as conglomerates, which gives them multiple growth levers.
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With no in-house insurance or asset management businesses, UniCredit has fewer levers to pull during the euro zone's "lower-for-longer" interest rate spell.
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Ms. Teachout, a delegate, acknowledged that this was still "Cuomo's convention," powered by the traditional levers of power that the governor understands better than anyone.
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It would figure that such an enormous man with long limbs, or levers in baseball parlance, would find adaptations to his swing to be laborious.
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The tax overhaul took away many of the levers taxpayers could use to ramp up their deductions so that they could itemize on their taxes.
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Amazon's Prime subscription service, which costs $119 a year, has become one of the company's primary levers to keep bringing customers back to the site.
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With no in-house insurance or asset management businesses, UniCredit has fewer levers to pull during the euro zone's "lower-for-longer" interest rate spell.
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The rats were trained to pull a series of levers to receive a reward; the monkeys performed more complicated memory tasks using a computer screen.
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And as Chinese companies acquire news media overseas, they have direct levers over sensitive issues like the Tiananmen anniversary and human rights coverage more broadly.
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Oh, my sense is he's visibly absent and that is he's ... What I'm saying is, he's behind the scenes pulling a lot of levers. Right.
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China has limited retaliatory levers it can pull on the tariff front, said Anthony Saglimbene, global market strategist at Ameriprise Financial Services in Troy, Michigan.
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A game app, Aperture, placed me in a robot repair facility and instructed me to open drawers, pull levers and push different buttons to repair robots.
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HRC's views reflect a more established faction of the LGBT movement, which has invested in career politicians who know how to pull the levers of power.
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But the unrest in Hong Kong has shown that even in a place where it has many levers, China can struggle to get its political way. ■
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"I see incredible opportunity and so many levers that can drive higher users and growth per user or dollars per user," he said on the call.
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The "lollipop" levers on the left side of the dash control heating and ventilation on the original Tucker; on Ida's car they control the air suspension.
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The levers for governments to pull are well known: they can remove financial incentives (tax or benefits) to retire early and increase those to keep working.
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Now that he has seized all the levers of power, nationalists would judge him harshly if he did not use them to stop Taiwan slipping away.
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Now the most bullish analyst on Wall Street, DeBlase believes that investors will begin to favor industrial manufacturers that can "pull internal levers" to grow earnings.
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Microsoft has created packaging that includes loops, multiple access points, hinges, levers, and ribbons to make it as easy as possible to unbox this new controller.
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Constitutional changes have reduced the authority of the president and put most levers of power in the hands of the prime minister, a Georgian Dream loyalist.
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She levers herself from her wheelchair into the sitting exoskeleton, attaches the fasteners on her legs and trunk, then activates the device and stands right up.
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While it has used all the levers, most of Silicon Valley has been successful through creating innovative products and services that consumers and businesses use enthusiastically.
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He pointed to international expansion and a burgeoning men's business — which he said could eventually increase from 11 to 500 stores — as two levers for growth.
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This small ritual invariably frustrates the impatient passengers waiting to board, but such people simply cannot resist glimpsing that mesmerizing sea of dials, switches, and levers.
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Trump's clumsy manipulation of the very same levers has resulted in his own version of the Saturday Night Massacre after less than five months in office.
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Mr Xi and his colleagues appear frightened of losing their grip on the economic levers that they have used to help keep the party in power.
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Fidel's shrewd younger brother, Raúl, has been in charge since 85033, and now holds all the levers of power, from the military to the tourist hotels.
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"I think what we'll have to grapple with in Washington is that none of our tactics, or our levers, mean the same thing anymore," Mount added.
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"I think what we'll have to grapple with in Washington is that none of our tactics or our levers mean the same thing anymore," Mount added.
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No reason was given but the changes appear to have enabled Prince Mohammed to put his personal stamp of authority on key levers of the military.
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The U.S. central bank does not have policy levers to target education but does have a host of researchers looking at all aspects of the economy.
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A more sustained focus on Russian money-laundering during the campaign might have alerted authorities to potential levers of influence Russia could use against Trump's people.
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The problem for Republicans -- and the rest of us -- is that, short of impeachment, there simply aren't that many levers to pull to rein in Trump.
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I scooped the mud out from between his brake levers and handlebars and then found a different, less dangerous trail to ride his bike back up.
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The machine malfunctions in the cancer: Some set of levers and pulleys gets jammed or broken, resulting in a cell that continues to divide without control.
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"The trend is more toward levers," he said, noting that they are easier to use if you have compromised hand strength or if you're carrying things.
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All of them work in a business whose gatekeepers have been using their power as levers to ply sex from the less powerful since time immemorial.
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And he's shed light on how he might use the levers of government to pressure companies that plan to ship jobs overseas in the future, too.
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Recent history shows that the party's ever-more-extreme positions on abortion make it impossible for Democrats to control the levers of power in this country.
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Over time, both levers gave the same quantity, so rats did not go hungry and their choices came down to whether or not they were gamblers.
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When you don't have the levers of power, you've really got to make sure that there is an outcry that has potential for significant political consequences.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren is waging a presidential campaign that ultimately seeks to tilt the economic levers of power away from large corporations and the wealthiest Americans.
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Airport handrails, door handles and airplane lavatory levers are notoriously dirty, but it's OK to touch those things as long as you then sanitize your hands.
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Let's see, could it possibly be those of the men who guard their stranglehold on the levers of power and the spoils of plunder so fiercely?
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Vargas Llosa knows how the levers of power in his country work, and he uses his story to anatomize the degradation of civic life under Fujimori.
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Republicans still control all the levers of federal power, and never in the course of our nation's history have we been ruled by people less trustworthy.
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Bringing the religious establishment to heel is also a crucial part of the prince's efforts to take the traditional levers of Saudi power under his control.
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He also controls all the levers of power, rules by decree under a state of emergency and can count on a tame judiciary and presidential guard.
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As a result, the central bank has sought to add levers that can be used if some measure of stimulus is needed for the British economy.
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Today, there are more levers to pull to prepare for the test, and everyone isn't equally aware of, or able to access, these same preparatory tools.
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China managed to grow by adopting reforms on its own terms, allowing more freedom for businesses but keeping iron control of critical levers of the economy.
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Republicans that cycle also won control of the Senate and for a brief period in Bush's first term held all the levers of power in Washington.
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The levers of power rest within the Kong family (incidentally, also the surname of Confucius), which divvies up political, economic and military might among four brothers.
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Unfortunately, the latest attempt to dragoon the Justice Department is not a one-off when it comes to this administration exploiting the levers of government power.
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The imperial presidency expanded under George W. Bush, and Barack Obama ended up giving Donald Trump far more levers of power than many people would like.
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The government thus has two levers to propel or retard the economy — it can vary taxes and spending, up or down, in concert or independently.4.
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She said the three of them may not be the loudest in the Senate but know how to quietly work the levers to get bills passed.
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A gilded statuette connected to an intricate arrangement of cams, levers and axles does the writing with a stylus it holds at an uncomfortable-looking angle.
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We're still playing it pretty cautiously, so we are underweight small caps, they tend to be lower quality and tend to have fewer levers to pull.
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Gary Beck, CEO of Horizon Air, said it wasn't clear how the man knew to start the engine, which requires a series of switches and levers.
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Eventually the industrial and agricultural policies were stopped and Mao quietly had his grip on the levers of power loosened by his fellow Communist Party leaders.
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Jerry Brown (D), a giant in California politics who mastered the levers of state government over four nonconsecutive terms in office and who has only semiretired.
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That's because insurance companies and plans are using other levers to share expenses with employees, namely coinsurance, which takes effect after employees hit their annual deductible.
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The overall vision laid out by opponents of billionaire philanthropy sees taxation and government policy as the prime levers to effect positive change in the world.
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Despite Mr. Guaidó's growing support after declaring himself the country's legitimate interim leader two weeks ago, Mr. Maduro still holds many of the levers of power.
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Once workers finish their task of assembling the gears, dials, levers, and pendulums that will make the clock run, it will only tick forward once a year.
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Some argue industrialised societies could hit the levers of Earth so hard we get a runaway climate spinning out of control in to an uninhabitable Venus state.
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While this would be a tightening move, the market reaction suggested investors think it may affect other policy levers and slow the pace of interest rate hikes.
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But if Trump is the forever candidate, Vice President-elect Mike Pence is emerging from the election as an emboldened winner confidently turning the levers of government.
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For a game that consists mostly of rifling through drawers, pulling levers, and moving around to static parts of a map, the handling of combat is important.
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For his allies, his control of the levers of power can be immensely satisfying — even at times for the progressives and reformers now in rebellion against him.
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The revamped model is winning support from both statist types, who enjoy regaining control over industrial policy, and liberals, who like funding entrepreneurs without pulling fiscal levers.
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From the clasp (a little annoying to use) to the levers to take the band off, this thing is clearly thinking "style" every step of the way.
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The country's stocks are falling so fast that they're panicking investors and tripping automatic levers called "circuit breakers" that shut down the entire market when it's crashing.
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There are no buttons or levers: You simply turn it over to trigger the dim sequence, or gently shake it to turn on a soft night light.
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You need to know the levers that drive sales efficiency — whether it's lead costs, conversion rates or sales productivity — in order to thrive and make smart decisions.
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There is a great insecurity and fear among people in Myanmar that unseen powers are working in the shadows to control the levers of power, Mitchell says.
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Whatever your business, build a business model that includes all of your assumptions — and build the model so you can pressure-test variables and find your levers.
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As a progressive Democrat, it reminds me of the heady days of early 220006, when Democrats enjoyed an even more dominant grip on the levers of power.
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HKEx's exuberant purchase of the LME was based on a belief that a Hong Kong company was better placed to pull the right political levers in Beijing.
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The Center on Sanctions and Illicit Finance expects that as the Islamic State grows more desperate, it will increasingly pull one of its most sinister levers: kidnapping.
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Here's how the fitness trackers fared: Apple Watch ($360 and up): Accurate while running, cycling, and on the elliptical as long as you don't grab the levers.
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In 2013, Janda and his team followed up with a second study on rats, in which vaccinated rats actually stopped pressing levers to receive hits of heroin.
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They are entertaining the anti-democratic fantasy of sweeping their Trump enablement out of memory and grabbing the country's levers of power in an unwelcome, Trumpian fashion.
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So whether its algorithmic levers are more likely to be triggered into boosting political tweets that inflame and incite, or those that inform and seek to unite.
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I think it's very important to keep both levers, and therefore to seek to play this role of balancing power as well as to maintain military credibility.
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Similarly, as the size and scope of the federal government increases, interest groups will spend more on elections in an effort to influence the levers of government.
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Presidents Trump and Moon should spend their time together thinking about mutual levers to pull with the Chinese to encourage them to meaningfully engage with North Korea.
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But when you hand smart people the levers of government power, their inflated estimation of their own wisdom and good intentions often gets the better of them.
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Lacking many other options to push North Korea to abandon its nuclear and missile programs, the U.S. has looked to China to pull economic and diplomatic levers.
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In Turkey, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan transferred most of Turkey's levers of powers to himself this year -- and is asserting himself more forcefully at home and regionally.
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Those who wish for such an outcome based on their misunderstanding of the basics of international trade should not be allowed anywhere near the levers of power.
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The groups are one of Iran's many levers of influence in Iraq, while for Washington they are a reminder of Tehran's growing reach in the Middle East.
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But the ostensible endgame isn't what I found fascinating about Democracy 3: it was pulling the levers driving a country behind-the-scenes and… seeing what happens.
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Next, based on M.T.A. data on hourly ridership numbers at subway stops across the city, Ms. Levers estimated how many riders were likely impacted by each delay.
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Of course, this analysis falls far short of any sort of reliability or scientific standard, Ms. Levers said, which was part of the point of the exercise.
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"We've been conditioned for the last 30 years to expect a secretary of education to be out front on education reform, using various federal levers," he said.
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Those in control of money have apparently lost trust in the Turkish president and relish the prospect that another party is seizing some of the economic levers.
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And it enables you to move the levers to see what a two week intervention does versus a month long intervention, a six week, and so on.
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And it enables you to move the levers to see what a two week intervention does versus a month long intervention, a six week, and so on.
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Mr. Reedie argued that he ran out of levers to get access to the Russian lab, and that at least now Russians have made a solid commitment.
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A dashboard of balance-sheet and cash-flow diagnostics, shared virtually over any confidential platform, can help maintain oversight and keep focus on the most important levers.
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Now that Emerson has raised its offer for a third time, there's a question about which other levers are available to bring Rockwell to the negotiating table.
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But after a couple years of operation, investors expect the founders to know their numbers and have a firm grasp on the different levers of the business.
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It's a lot of just figuring out what levers we can pull to make it feel more realistic, as opposed to 'She pushes him and he falls.
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"He understands the process and he knows the levers and how you make it work and where the potential roadblocks are," Leavitt told The Hill last year.
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Evicted from the White House and in the minority in both House and Senate, they have no legislative levers with which to thwart a president they detest.
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The first charge was abuse of power, accusing Mr. Trump of a scheme to use the levers of government to coerce Ukraine to do his political bidding.
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Eighteen months have passed, and the traditional levers of conditioning aid to prevent bad behavior have failed to induce the PA leadership to end this despicable practice.
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The organ had been neglected, and some of its stops — levers that activate different sets of pipes with varying timbres and similarities to different instruments — were broken.
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Occasionally, when American and Iranian interests aligned, as they did in fighting ISIS, we were the serendipitous beneficiaries of his relationships and levers, as were the Iraqis.
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Education must build on this solidarity by providing meaningful new opportunities to connect with each other to learn about climate change and the levers to mitigate it.
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But it does say that a legislature can't use levers of state power to try to artificially (and) durably relegate one political party to second-class status.
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Republicans control all levers of power in Washington In the two most recent shutdown showdowns -- and, yes, I love that term -- there was split control in Washington.
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On Thursday, Kuroda said changes in the economy and financial system could trigger a hike in the bank's yield targets, one of its key monetary policy levers.
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As The Verge's Casey Newton wrote in November: As pressure escalates on TikTok, the company may find that it has few levers of support to pull on.
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But knowing what levers lawmakers have to pull and what processes have guided these rare events in the past will the best harbinger of what's to come.
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For a nation with no rule of law, one of the main levers for influencing the status quo is outspoken condemnation from foreign governments and the public.
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CEO Mark Parker added that the company's sourcing and "other levers" will lead to better gross margins — revenue minus its cost of goods sold — in following quarters.
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For those who control the levers of power in Washington and for the global special interests, they partner with these people that don't have your good in mind.
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But I think there are various levers that they can they can deploy to try to introduce better demand into the domestic market to stimulate the domestic market.
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Why this matters: If granted, the waiver would erode one of the most powerful American levers against Russia in terms of getting it to pull back from Ukraine.
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"They have a bunch of levers that they are just starting to tap into, whether it's integration with DoubleClick, integration into Google search, the Moments platform," Peck said.
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It's free of the usual knobs and levers that most tripod heads use for adjustment, instead relying on a single adjustment ring to tighten and loosen the head.
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The anti-government, anti-worker ethos previously centered in the white South has now spread to any part of the nation where Republicans control the levers of power.
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I'm basically no different than B.F. Skinner's rats who pounded on their levers with more gusto when food was given to them intermittently than on a fixed schedule.
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"In the absence of consolidation (for the moment), cost cutting in Spain is one of the very few levers left to maintain/increase earnings," the Citi analysts noted.
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Police asked about Scott's lack of pilot training, and he allegedly said he didn&apost believe there was much more to flying than pushing buttons and pulling levers.
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When a party holds all the levers of power, they can push through just about any nominee they like — and reshape the American judiciary for the next generation.
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As the son of a TEPCO salaryman, Matsumoto has spent his career working the levers of a political machine that is oiled with money from the nuclear industry.
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Democrats will win control of the House, a triumph that gives the party real levers of power to check President Donald Trump and Senate Republicans, NBC News projects.
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It's why the FCA just recalled over a million cars with confusing shift levers, because a driver who isn't paying attention could fail to put it in park.
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In November, Republicans won control of governorships and state legislative chambers in key states, handing the party total control of all levers of state government in 24 states.
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The first—Occam's razor in the Trump administration—is that sheer incompetence and a lack of familiarity with the levers of government are causing a lot of confusion.
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Well, so, what I would say is I am looking for ... The way that I look at what I do in Silicon Valley is I build Archimedean levers.
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Many physicians have written about its overwhelming complexity, with a dashboard — encrusted with scores of buttons, switches, lights and levers — that feels like the cockpit of an airplane.
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The president is using all the levers of power, including the Roosevelt Room, including the military, to rile up voters with four days to go until the midterms.
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She mocked Mr. Trump's reference last week to "Article 12" of the Constitution, which does not exist, and wondered about giving him access to the levers of power.
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But is a continuous move leftward sustainable for a party that, at the moment, is shut out of the levers of power in Congress and the White House?
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"The government will use all the levers available under law to take action against those who defy this directive," James Macharia, the transport minister, said in a statement.
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"The establishment believes the goal of politics is simply to control the levers of power," said Michael Needham, CEO of the conservative advocacy group Heritage Action for America.
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With control of all the levers of executive and legislative power for the first time since 2002, there was some expectation that repeal and replace would be simple.
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The water bears that survive the turmoil of our current volatile markets will be the ones that have equalized all three growth levers (acquisition, retention and monetization) masterfully.
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This type of investing takes into consideration that individuals have many levers — investment portfolios, philanthropy and time and skills — at their disposal to effect change in the world.
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"I expect the stock to trade lower, but this company has a lot of levers" that could help the soda and snack maker bring out value, he said.
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The scale and pace of the economic collapse has already inspired the Federal Reserve to pull a dramatic range of policy levers to try to stem the tide.
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"They're going to have to pull all sorts of levers, and that may mean delaying projects," said Andy Foster, senior investment officer at Argo Investments, a Santos shareholder.
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In the Comet Is Coming, a trio that includes Dan Levers on keyboards and Max Hallett on drums, Hutchings makes some of his most vaporous and spacy music.
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Diplomats are classic organizers, harnessing all the levers of American influence, investing in alliances, mobilizing coalitions, endlessly adapting institutions and managing the gray area between peace and war.
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And while a younger generation of politicians is rising — including another potential Merkel successor, Jens Spahn, just 38 — the boomers still hold tight to the levers of power.
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And the South still remains solidly Republican: Mr. Trump easily won every state in 22018 except Virginia, and Republicans overwhelmingly control most levers of power throughout the region.
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Voters in liberal democracies across the world have rejected rule by the political elite, who had until a few years ago held sway over the levers of power.
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NT: The way it was done at all the social platforms three years ago was basically a bunch of levers, each of which could weigh a certain amount.
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Why has Mr. dos Santos, whose control over all levers of government is regarded as nearly absolute, decided to step down as president but not as party leader?
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Today, the G.O.P. is flirting with its most humiliating failure, the failure to pass a health reform bill, even though the party controls all the levers of power.
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It's been a hard lesson for the first non-politician or military leader to figure out how to exercise the levers of presidential power in a constructive manner.
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Having played a key role in facing the Houthi offensive on southern Yemen, separatists now control most levers of power in Aden, where Hadi's government is currently based.
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In the absence of really compelling content or a deep catalog, aggressive pricing might be one of the levers Apple can pull to get people to buy in.
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The push arrives as Democrats are still licking their wounds from a brutal 2016 cycle in which the Republicans won control of all levers of power in Washington.
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The room now has a "Millennium Falcon-style control panel with flashing LED lights, buttons and levers," as well as USB ports for the television and X-Box.
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To oppose it meant risking detention without trial, costly libel suits or extreme marginalization in a country where the state controls most purse strings and levers of power.
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But a violent power grab is not characteristic of Gülen and his followers, who tend to pull levers in the shadows, as opposed to triggers in the streets.
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Mr. Maduro still holds many of the levers of power, including the state broadcaster, a compliant judiciary, the country's military leaders and ruthless paramilitary forces known as colectivos.
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China, by contrast, looks set to operate on all three policy levers: credit conditions, structural reforms and fiscal easing, with the PBOC driving the whole process of demand management.
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A border tax would certainly shave some of the benefits of a cut in corporate rates, but there are many levers to pull to mitigate the impact, Golden said.
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Prior to manufacturing his own beds, Krim built a drop ship business serving other manufacturers and learned which levers to pull in order to attract customers and generate demand.
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Warren's plan would go around Congress by pulling the levers of the Higher Education Act, which allows for the secretary of education to make changes to federal student loans.
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But the Freedom Caucus has distinguished itself within the party's ranks for its willingness to use the levers are at its disposal to blow up Obama's signature policy achievement.
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"In the absence of consolidation (for the moment), cost cutting in Spain is one of the very few levers left to maintain/increase earnings," Citi said in a note.
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The fact that the majority of people are against Maduro – and probably a large majority – doesn't mean he is going anywhere, because he still has the levers of power.
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They thus retain an underdog status that the pugilists in "Billions" -- engaged in what amounts to tactical warfare using the levers of government and business -- have long since forfeited.
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If another uprising starts, its demands will go beyond the removal of a figurehead and the election of a legislature kept well away from the levers of real power.
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"There are a few different levers they can potentially use to bring down the cost over time," he said, listing realized efficiencies and increased shared rides as two factors.
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While this is a rare regulatory step, it is a prime example of an administration using all the Washington levers it has at its disposal to fight market trends.
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Our reforms to date are not yet as successful as we have hoped, in great part because there are still many old post-Soviet elites holding levers of power.
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More orthodox Republicans, like the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, are also expressing interest in using government levers to tackle the lack of prospects for so many American workers.
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Even Republicans and independents, with the former having controlled all the major levers of power in Washington, D.C. throughout 2018, have less trust in the federal government this year.
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Republicans behind the move to amend the state constitution say the changes are necessary because the current system gives the governor too much influence over the levers of government.
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Without some sort of pressure from the sphere of political action, the levers of the state fall all too readily into the hands of the wealthy and well connected.
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Applying pressure, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) put the ball squarely in the GOP's court Thursday, emphasizing that Republicans control all the levers of power in Washington.
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The company said in the August filing that the timing of any future profitability depended on "levers" it has control over — most of which involve slowing down its expansion.
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If those levers go unmoved, or if they are properly moved but the results are ignored by the White House, then we no longer have a separation of powers.
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One of the more unique features of this four-slice toaster is that there are no levers — you just push a button and can hit cancel at any time.
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"It's being willing to pull many levers a little bit rather than trying to do some heroic move and cut your standard of living to 40 percent," Wendel said.
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Reading Atwood now, at this moment, feels like peering behind a curtain at the invisible levers of power at work all around us: She makes them visible and legible.
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The government-centric solution permits technocrats living in Washington, D.C. who believe the Internet is a type of monopoly to control the proverbial levers and switches of the Internet.
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Similarly, Mexico has levers to punish the U.S. on the trade front: shutting access to its markets, reigning in oil exports and letting its currency plunge against the dollar.
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Like 2018's independent iterations, these blockbuster games are going to be pressing buttons and pulling levers in the first-person perspective in ways that we haven't seen before.
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His next series was more direct in its questioning of the art of his era: he created his "Métamatics" drawing machines made out of bicycle parts and oversized levers.
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What's more, zoning codes are governed by tens of thousands of municipalities nationwide, making the levers of change more diffuse than they are for regulating cars or electric utilities.
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It can also be read as an admission that Mr. Trump lacks — and covets — tools possessed by his adversaries in Beijing, who enjoy domination of the levers of policy.
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It is not only Mr. Maduro, but also Juan Guaidó, the opposition leader and designated president, and President Trump, who control the levers needed to resolve the energy crisis.
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The question is whether the government has enough levers to encourage more private companies to rework their supply chains, or encourage new manufacturing start-ups in the United States.
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Trying to eliminate the trade deficit could mean giving up some of the key levers of power that allow the United States to get its way in international politics.
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While that court cannot directly operate the levers of the law, it has drawn attention to cases that need review, and innocent people have been freed as a result.
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Even without the witnesses and documents Trump denied them, the House managers delivered a devastating circumstantial case that the President used the levers of his office to pressure Ukraine.
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Yet even as fires burn a patch of Australia the size of Belgium, it's going to be politicians more than business leaders who have the biggest levers for change.
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Do you really think these people have any qualms about intervening in any way they can to keep control of the levers of power and preserve the status quo?
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"We continue to find levers to pull, in this 'lower prices for longer' environment and to make the improvement of our performance a priority," Chief Executive Ben Magara said.
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After Republicans captured control of all levers of state government last year, the legislature passed a package of reforms aimed squarely at collective bargaining rights for public employee unions.
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"If you have a trading update and have to revise your forecast downwards, you are going to pull down all your cost levers," Chief Executive Rico Back told Reuters.
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Whether to use these levers to force concessions, or to take a less adversarial approach that would give labor a foothold in big tech, has divided the labor movement.
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But the president himself has perpetuated stereotypes of Jews using money to buy political influence or of acting as "globalists," pulling the levers of power for their own enrichment.
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If Mr. Trump actually planned this scenario, he deserves kudos for devising powerful levers against two despotic leaders wielding daunting weapons, economic in China and nuclear in North Korea.
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Trump has a number of levers at his disposal should he try to weaken the dollar, from leaning on the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates to outright unilateral intervention.
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While the FTC has had some of its regulatory powers restored, it still does not have the same levers that the Federal Communications Commission had under the Open Internet Order.
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On one end, you could see cylinders of foam that looked almost like skinny vibrators, with handles that stuck out at different angles and sketches of levers and screw mechanisms.
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However, active managers have more levers to pull to provide investors with better downside protection, which is one of the reasons for investing in fixed income in the first place.
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China has plenty of levers to pull, including allowing its currency to plunge, blocking the export of rare-earth minerals or even orchestrating boycotts of iPhones and other American goods.
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"For those who control the levers of power in Washington and for the global special interests, they partner with these people that don't have your good in mind," Trump said.
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More than three months after throwing U.S. support behind Guaido, head of the opposition-led National Assembly, Trump now has fewer levers to help pressure Venezuela's military to abandon Maduro.
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"Most people don't use long levers, like shovels, to lift and throw weight," says Michelle Lovitt, an exercise physiologist in Los Angeles (who grew up shoveling snow in the Midwest).
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Political journalism naturally tends to dwell on the activities of those who hold the levers of power, but the biggest political story of 2017 was the resistance to Donald Trump.
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"Her theory of change is that you focus on one or two levers, and you push them hard," said one former government official who worked with Warren on higher education.
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"While FB could be reaching a saturation point in more developed markets, we believe there several levers to drive rev growth," Mizuho Securities analyst Neil Doshi said in a note.
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They are not disruptive, they don't change the fundamental unit economics of business — they are just like brands before them: powerful levers of the power of brands to extract value.
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And the ANC, with its liberationist credentials, might win in 2019 even under Ms Dlamini-Zuma, who as president would cement the Zuma clan's grip on the levers of power.
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"Of course innovation is not the only answer, there's political will and there's everything else that's involved in fight against hunger but innovation is one of the levers," he said.
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But while Trump has signed a few deals and rattled a few swords, Baker notes that he's shied away from most of the obvious levers of protectionism since taking office.
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There are levers that press down to measure the springiness of the mattresses' foam, wire coils that take the temperature beneath the wool-blend duvets, and many nice, pillowy things.
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Unlike retail or manufacturing, there are just fewer cost levers to manipulate to make the numbers look better, and so PE firms have generally shied away from big tech acquisitions.
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The danger of the current moment is that for the first time in American history, the paranoid style has a chance of gaining control of the full levers of power.
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Rajapaksa, who previously ruled the country for a decade, had successfully taken control of all the levers of power that mattered when he first became Sri Lanka's president in 2005.
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It took Nixon, a skilled and experienced hand at manipulating the levers of power, almost two full terms in office before his abuse of power was detected and effectively prosecuted.
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The steering mechanism of an economy has three levers: Monetary policy (credit conditions), fiscal policy (taxes and public spending) and structural policies (roughly, the organization of product and labor markets).
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And rapidly learn the nuances of bureaucratic power in the White House and executive branch, to master which levers to pull, when to pull them, and whom not to annoy.
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And from our standpoint, we think we can get there, but we think that early focus on understanding the levers of your business will end up yielding similarly outsized returns.
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"I think there are a lot of policy levers that we can move to make it so that we are not at a new normal, below 3 percent," Hassett said.
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That is a process that has already started, in a preliminary, slapdash manner, driven by Turkey's military operation and our inability to find the policy levers to stop Turkey's action.
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The most consequential gains for Democrats this year came in New York, where the party now controls all levers of state government after winning a majority in the state Senate.
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In past administrations -- Democratic and Republican -- the chief of staff was someone who had the requisite skills and experience to understand housing policy and how the levers of government worked.
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Even the most concerned citizens lack a deep understanding of the causes of inequality and do not have a clear sense of which policy levers to pull as a result.
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The overall business is performing well; while diversification more generally provides portfolio management levers and the potential for disposals or minority spin-offs in times of leverage or liquidity pressure.
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Using the electronic parking brake in new models, with their various designs, can require a moment of thought that was not needed when straightforward floor pedals or levers were typical.
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In the case of Bird, you might be surprised to learn that three levers dramatically affect the finance model: average ride length, cost of charging, and usable life per scooter.
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Gerasimov is credited with promoting the use of alternative measures to military force -- including political and economic levers as well as influencing public opinion through social media -- to destabilize adversaries.
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" Tester said the Trump administration's policy "created another safe haven for this country's wealthiest donors to hide in the shadows while they pull the levers of power in our democracy.
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Microsoft is more powerful than GitHub on the world stage, but an oppressive government also has a lot more levers it can pull to influence a corporation of Microsoft's size.
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"He has a tremendous amount of resources, both in terms of money and levers he can pull, and he's very good at using them," Mr. Tusk said of Mr. Cuomo.
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Florida Republicans in 2018 hold the same levers of power over the election that they did in 2000, with the governor appointing the secretary of state in charge of elections.
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I've broken this guide into the macro — things that happen to you, the levers you can impact in your business and some notes on how to keep your stakeholders supportive.
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Beyond subpoena power, the pair has other powerful levers at its disposal, from offers of immunity for witnesses to holding up Justice Department nominees in need of the panel's approval.
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Angelo Dundee would scream to stop 'hooking with a hooker' as Ali was clubbed around the head again by a shorter, snappier left hook that cut inside his longer levers.
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But historians noted that their deep experience as both lobbyists and lower-ranking agency officials means they know how to operate the levers of the federal government to change policy.
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What's at stake now is how much liberty Beijing's pick for the job will have — or if China's top leaders will exert greater control on the levers behind the scenes.
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"They've got an entire repertoire of levers to work with," said Daniel R. Russel, a former assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific affairs in the Obama administration.
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He also developed the Orono Biomechanical Hoof Tester, a hulking piece of machinery, nearly 100 pounds of sleds, levers, and electromagnets meant to simulate the power of a thoroughbred's step.
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