They just give us the facts; we make the decisions.
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"We make the decisions about our own independence ourselves," he said.
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They make the decisions and ultimately give us the short straw.
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People make the decisions that the system incentivizes them to make.
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She said Powell does not make the decisions on rates by himself.
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I make the decisions on my own, whether they're right or wrong.
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Speak to the folks who make the decisions and the big bucks.
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Few artists are in favor of letting their fans make the decisions.
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"I am my own individual and I make the decisions," he said.
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"I am my own individual, and I make the decisions," he said.
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How you make the decisions tells something about how your brain processes information.
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You make the decisions based upon the symptoms, the medicine and the law.
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They wanted the local community to make the decisions, not the federal government.
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"I don't make the decisions, I don't know who's doing that," he said.
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I don't have the power that I thought I had to make the decisions.
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The Deep State doesn't get to make the decisions in America – the people do.
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Who would make the decisions, big and small, about how the program would work?
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It's her job, not ours, to make the decisions that best suit her life.
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"You've got to trust the judgment of those who make the decisions," Hughey said.
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"We will lead the discussion, and they will make the decisions individually," Pesce says.
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We're also told the folks who make the decisions don't think he's a lead.
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Because of that, people get to make the decisions for themselves, which is really beautiful.
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But your ability to make the decisions for the enterprise are equal to anyone else's.
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FARSIGHTED How We Make the Decisions That Matter the Most By Steven Johnson 244 pp.
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"They have the ability to actually make the decisions and change the policy," she said.
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A woman's body does not make the decisions regarding how she is represented nor seen.
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And I come from not having the choice to make the decisions we need to make.
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Now I had to make the decisions myself and through the filter of, 'What would Kit do?
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Tell people what it's like and allow them to make the decisions that work best for them.
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FABER: WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO MAKE THE DECISIONS ABOUT WHO IS OFF AND WHO IS ON?
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"Let the science and let the data make the decisions," said Mr. Cuomo, a third-term Democrat.
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Ms. Herzer had challenged these actions, claiming that Mr. Redstone was not competent to make the decisions.
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The reality is that few of us bother to vote to elect the councillors who make the decisions.
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Behind the Design will go into greater detail about how and why they make the decisions they do.
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It may be time for it to bring in the experts, and let someone else make the decisions.
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But who now has the power to make the decisions about the music in that vault is unclear.
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We had a discussion with the people who make the decisions at Cannes and we didn't find agreement.
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"It's put a lot of pressure on my pen and on us to make the decisions," Baker said.
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This pattern is easy to understand in any system where the people doing the work make the decisions.
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"You get to make the decisions about who gets to take the chances and who doesn't," Riker says.
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With our new technology, we can make the decisions that you did not know you wanted to make.
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Rather, we owe them support, dignity, and the ability to make the decisions that are best for them.
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Zuckerberg has asked that he not be the one to make the decisions about Facebook's future on political ads.
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It isn't fair that they make the decisions but don't have to live with the effects of those decisions.
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The report suggests this is because of curation—they found listeners prefer a DJ make the decisions for them.
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Trump called one of the sentences "ridiculous" and said he relied on recommendations from others to make the decisions.
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And oh, if we continue to make the decisions that we're making, we will be called out about it.
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You need to know this so you can make the decisions that go into properly positioning the project for them.
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"I hope that the fuss is a reminder to those who make the decisions that these things matter," he said.
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When launching Fit Body Boot Camp, I wanted to make the decisions and look out for my franchisees and clients.
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But human doctors still have to make the decisions — and they won't trust an A.I. unless it can explain itself.
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Far better to direct that anger at the institutions that make the decisions about what art is bought and shown.
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But Trump called one of the sentences "ridiculous" and said he relied on recommendations from others to make the decisions.
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I don't make the decisions, but I do get a chance to pivot and learn from my mistakes in baseball.
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One thing is clear already: those helping Mr. Trump make the decisions are the members of his campaign's inner circle.
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This is a common-sense approach that provides benchmarks from FDA but ultimately allows the marketplace to make the decisions.
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SOMEONE diagnosed with a terminal illness should be able to make the decisions about how that last illness should be faced.
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Elections have consequences, and public officials are empowered to make the decisions they think best for the future of the country.
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We wanted to invite everybody to come in and help run the business, help make the decisions that run the business.
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People are the ones who make the decisions on what direction to move in and how to use the appropriated funding.
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We call upon our leaders to make the decisions necessary to ensure we remain the world leader in discovery and innovation.
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My conversations with Paul started with questions that mostly went unanswered, questions like: Why did you make the decisions you made?
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This newsletter grew out of our sense that you might want to better understand how we make the decisions we do.
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Many are frustrated they are stuck in a status quo cycle because the same slate of people continues to make the decisions.
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At that age, you're not mentally developed enough to make the decisions that are going to influence you and impact your future.
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You really have to know who you are, know what you want, and not let anyone else make the decisions for you.
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Do this for every big decision, and you will start to trust yourself and make the decisions that are right for you.
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It's probably a good thing for us to talk a little more about how we make the decisions that improve our world.
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The underlying assumption was that the poor weren't good at making decisions for themselves: Experts had to make the decisions for them.
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Feminism is about allowing all women and non-binary folks the freedom to make the decisions they feel are best for their lives.
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But watching it back — if I was able to watch the episodes and then make the decisions, I would probably make different decisions.
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The key is that they make the decisions on how to spend that money, and in the process learn the value of it.
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"In our system, the prosecutors make the decisions about whether charges are appropriate based on evidence that the FBI helps collect," Comey said.
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IC: I often want to give the authority to someone else, so they can make the decisions for me in moments of stress.
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In terms of the suits that make the decisions, unless you're a black woman, the full value of Girls Trip will be misunderstood.
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"They make the decisions and there's nothing any of us can do about it," third baseman Justin Turner said of the front office.
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But in Chikwidzire, over 600 km (370 miles) from Mozambique's capital Maputo, it is traditional herbalists and unelected chiefs who make the decisions.
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Again, U.S.T.A. has been amazing, for me and they're still helping me out, but it was never your team to make the decisions.
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"I'm terrified for the people that no one cares about, those that don't have the ability to make the decisions that we do."
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Some Americans think the best way to run the economy is to appoint a few wise men and let them make the decisions.
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Rather than tasking federal bureaucracies with deciding how to direct this R&D spending, policymakers could let the universities individually make the decisions.
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"We now are able to make the decisions for ourselves and our family that support time together and time serving others," says Jennifer.
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I've been waiting for B. to come home so we could watch it together, and I wouldn't have to make the decisions by myself.
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"It is the judges that make the decisions and the prosecutors can only emit opinions," Juan Pablo Vigliero, the family's lawyer, told VICE News.
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Cuomo said he will "make the decisions based on the data and the science" and "the numbers say you may need 30,000" additional ventilators.
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"He will try to move away from this idea that the big boys make the decisions, and try to involve others," Mr. Fattouh said.
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Instead of the great families choosing their leaders, how about having tribes — each carefully drawn to contain a diverse group of people — make the decisions?
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Silva and Jones can tell their stories and be judged by those who make the decisions to have simply ingested an illegal substance by accident.
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And really allow me to make the decisions to continue the vision — to think about what's next for this brand and where it can go.
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I have to just be myself and be true to who I am and make the decisions that I know are right in my gut.
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No, because people need to grapple with tough questions and they are not going to be invested in the results unless they make the decisions.
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Beyond that, it just seemed to make sense that I should be able to make the decisions around something that would, hypothetically, affect only me.
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And the other point is that women should be able to make the decisions that they want to and that is best for their lives.
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The caveat is that, with Kalanick on the board, it's not clear that Dara can make the decisions that he needs to make without Travis's involvement.
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So I like to delegate clear responsibilities, let them make the decisions and if they make mistakes, they tell me why, it's okay, we move on.
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"I can now make the decisions that are best for my children and not live in fear I am being judged and could be arrested," Mrs.
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Amazon has given me a playground where I can grow, and I feel like I can make the decisions I need to make and grow the company.
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It's about understanding why you make the decisions you do and less about finding each others balance sheets (though you're welcome to share those if you're ready).
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"I'm hopeful that policy-makers will hold the line on the gains we've made so far and will make the decisions to protect these kids and families."
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"Let's watch what happens when the weapons make the decisions," the CEO says, as the bot executes a number of people on the massive screen behind him.
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The state no longer has cash bail and judges make the decisions on releasing defendants based on whether they are likely to return for future court appearances.
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In the end, we have to make the decisions that we feel are best for the football team, and that's what we did, that's what I did.
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But the root cause of all of this is that no one was empowered really to make the decisions and make them fast and make them decisively.
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Once I was able to cut out the noise of other people's expectations, it was easy to make the decisions that were right for me and my family.
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The area where I've grown the most is that I am good at making decisions in the macro and helping other people make the decisions in the micro.
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Well, I just want to make the decisions as well as possible, and I think that there is likely a better process, which I haven't figured out yet.
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He surrounds himself with important women in his life, but the people who make the decisions are just all white male, it looks like a '90s cigar bar.
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But so was Facebook's decision to cater to that political fray, rather than make the decisions that would best allow the company and government to combat international cyber-warfare.
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First of all this does need to pass this Congress and I challenge our friends up the hill who make the decisions on scheduling votes, to schedule a vote.
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He urged policy makers and aid agencies to support local communities so they are able to make the decisions that affect them on the future use of their land.
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"The Nunes charges against FISAs, particularly without looking at the entire application, without talking to the judges who actually make the decisions, I think that is irresponsible," he said.
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When I returned to the sport, I was determined to do everything in my power to prevent the next generation of riders having to make the decisions I'd made.
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"The Americans can make the decisions they want, but what the Americans see is different than what we see," Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi of Iraq said last week.
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In most of the households I personally come from, which maybe different from the other GRRRLs', the women always make the decisions, but the men get credit for it.
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Children would benefit if we supported the right of all parents to make the decisions they believe best for their kids except in the rare cases of unequivocal danger.
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The way companies buy the technology that helps them modernize is changing: It&aposs increasingly developers, not the IT department, who make the decisions around which technology to buy.
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In ending the protections for other groups, the Homeland Security Department has urged outraged lawmakers to enact legislation rather than continue to force the secretary to make the decisions.
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Tillerson complained that President Trump promised him room to make the decisions and hires that he deems best, a senior White House aide familiar with the conversation told Politico.
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Wobbly support from Democrats is not keeping advocates up at night, however, because it falls to Republican leaders like Crapo and McConnell to make the decisions about this bill.
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We're bringing the two senior leaders -- the individuals who can actually make the decisions that will move this process forward -- bring them together so that we can make progress.
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"EDP is free to make the decisions it wants but selling the Brazil operation does not seem to be important for what EDP represents for the national economy," he added.
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The investigation could then be put under the supervision of the new attorney general, who would make the decisions as to any expansion of Mueller's mandate and and other issues.
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" Her job, she said, is "guiding students to make the decisions that are authentic for them, empowering them to see a world of opportunities that are beyond their own high school.
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MATT LAUER: What have you experienced in your personal life or your professional life that you believe prepares you to make the decisions that a commander in chief has to make?
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Make it clear that you have the knowledge and skills to be a good leader — a leader who listens to everyone — but ultimately make the decisions based on wisdom and expertise.
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Little is known, for example, about the army of contract workers the company hires to review content that has been flagged — in other words, the people who actually make the decisions.
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The "Department of Justice is all about the law and the facts and the substance and I'm going to make the decisions based on the law and the facts," he said.
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"Twenty-five years will give permanency so they can make the decisions they need to grow the economy," said Andy Roth, vice president of government affairs for the Club for Growth.
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Sellers have full control of their business and make the decisions that are best for them, including the products they choose to sell, pricing, and how they choose to fulfill orders.
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However, they continue to deliver and grow the business thanks to the strong culture that empowers them to make the decisions they believe are right for the company and their subscribers.
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Why not return to a more traditional allocation of responsibilities – in which the prosecutors make the decisions about whether to prosecute, after the investigators have investigated and reported the results to them?
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It is simply not possible to ask voters the kind of questions, with all the detailed trade-offs that are implied, that would enable them to make the decisions on practical policy.
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Finally, with respect to our recommendation to the Department of Justice: In our system, the prosecutors make the decisions about whether charges are appropriate based on evidence the F.B.I. has helped collect.
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"I've always said in terms of the rules and these things, let's first win the majority, then we'll make the decisions and the caucus will come together," he told reporters on Thursday.
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Researchers will follow every aspect of their lives, virtually all the time, to try to answer fundamental questions about why we make the decisions we make and how they affect our lives.
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A woman's right to make the decisions that are best for her body is not something to be traded away for "a win" that David Brooks's faux consultant would deem more worthwhile.
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" Mr. Schemidt noted that the judges make the decisions, not he, adding that "the work of my colleague Juan is excellent and he certainly is also deserving to be in first place.
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"We've been frustrated that the boomers will get together and make the decisions and then come to the millennials and say, 'What's your advice on how we can message this,' " Gaetz said.
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"Somebody in authority would make the decisions, all the mitigation that should be coming out of it, whether it's environmental mitigation, other mitigation, gets decided at that moment and that's it," he said.
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"Naftogaz should not remain a monopoly, should be very transparent and it has to have a governance that enables it to make the decisions that put it in the right direction," he said.
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At the Senate hearing, Senator McCain offered the unwise thought that having an independent commission make the decisions might not be such a good idea — that maybe members of Congress should do it.
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I don't think it's impossible to do lobbying and advocacy work internationally in a responsible way that empowers local researchers and enables governments to make the decisions that best serve their own populace.
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It may be crystallizing what only doctors — as humans — can offer: critical thinking, clinical intuition, empathic care, exploring what's important to patients so they can make the decisions that are right for them.
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"Leadership will make the decisions and we will be prepared to do what we need to do to continue to protect ourselves and particularity to protect our interests in the region," Votel added.
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"Ultimately, whether people like it or not, there are consequences to elections and the president has, within his purview, to make the decisions about who he'd like serving in his Cabinet," Gabbard said.
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They know that he's going to make the decisions that he thinks are right, and I think ultimately that we've come to an understanding with China now on where we want to head.
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If he didn't make the decisions he made, if the former director of the FBI had his way and he'd never even existed, would our politics look anything like they do right now?
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In England, a group of fans raised money to buy the lower league team Ebbsfleet United in 2007, with the promise that investors could make the decisions for the club by majority rule.
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There are teams that work on content policy and on privacy policy and make the decisions to advocate for policies to govern platforms, and then there are the engineers who build the tools.
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For the last 22019 years in which HHS and NIH was left to make the decisions about ME, we have seen a striking lack of commitment to, and funding for, this group of Americans.
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The vast majority of investment managers, the people who make the decisions about buying and selling Treasuries and other assets, aren't paid to be "right" but paid to beat the market or their peers.
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In all pandemics people are forced to make the decisions that doctors in Italy are now forced to make — withholding care from some of those who are suffering and leaving them to their fate.
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The way that I treated that historical and structural baggage kind of pins down the people who have to make the decisions, and they're not really free in an important sense to make any decisions.
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They explain why they make the decisions they make, ask for artists' input, and move ahead with opportunities on a first-come, first-serve basis, rewarding artists that are interested in putting the work in.
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"We make the decisions we feel give us the very best chance to win," Steelers Coach Mike Tomlin said Tuesday when asked why the team didn't release a different player to make room for Gilbert.
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"The Americans can make the decisions they want, but the Americans see things differently from the way we do, and our attitude toward the Popular Mobilization is well known and clear," he said in March.
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Audience member: I was interested in your comment about GDPR in contrast to where the US is in terms of privacy or tech regulation generally and how it's important who gets to make the decisions.
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"The panel considered some submissions and they went through those with other people, spending a day considering the submissions and helped to make the decisions along with the rest of the panel," a royal source says.
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More importantly, anyone who has ever operated at the executive-level front line is aware of the severe costs imposed by the hierarchical separation between people who do the work and people who make the decisions.
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But there are still a lot of questions teachers who watched the debate may have about how the federal government can intercede with powerful state and local governments that ultimately make the decisions about their pay.
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Graham had planted the seed that took full root and sent Bush's life on a different trajectory, ultimately leading him to make the decisions that developed him as a leader and led him to the presidency.
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It&aposs about government taking on the decision about a woman and what she does with her body instead of giving that woman and her family and her God the power to make the decisions for herself.
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What makes us human, actually, is what we choose to do with those data points that make up who we are — who we entrust our information with, and who we trust to make the decisions for us.
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"The people at the local level who've been there for years could make the decisions about what services to purchase, what equipment to buy to fulfill the general broad obligations laid out in that law," Brogan said.
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Now Carole Shorenstein Hays owns and operates the Curran Theater, while the Nederlanders make the decisions at the Orpheum and Golden Gate theaters (although, complicating matters, Ms. Hays still has a 50 percent ownership stake there as well).
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There is an elitism in policy between those who make the decisions and those who implement them, just as much as there is a social distinction between corporate executives and the people who have to carry out their directives.
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The reason, argues Chandratillake, is that market research and polling companies traditionally use techniques that don't reach enough people, don't ask the right questions, and don't give a full enough view of why people make the decisions they do.
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Where often in card games your units are expendable to a certain extent, Nowhere Prophet tries its best to give your cards a sense of personhood that will make the decisions you make in combat that much more fraught.
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The fact that we're able to make the decisions that are right for the business longterm and not trying to manage quarter to quarter or trying to re-engineer financially, re-engineer business from a, we'll say, a cashflow standpoint.
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"The only person getting hands on the money is Fred if he's in school and the trustee that's going to make the decisions as to when and how much to pay," Mr. Gammon told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution last week.
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"To fulfill their role in driving the American economy, small businesses need the freedom to make the decisions that make sense for them instead of being burdened by one-size-fits all mandates," said NRF President and CEO Matthew Shay.
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"Eva Recinos: "I think it's hard, because you have to find that delicate balance between being vulnerable enough to tell your partner, 'Today's a bad day,' but also ultimately you're the one that has to make the decisions for yourself.
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And, we must insist that representatives elected to protect our best interests make the decisions necessary to stop our tax dollars from lining the pockets of a $988 billion industry – instead of funding vital healthcare coverage for our nation's seniors.
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The benefit of having smart investment tool crunch numbers for you, as well as a team of real people with real investment knowledge keeping an eye on things, puts you in a strong position to make the decisions that work best for you.
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Although it is true that most presidents surround themselves with smart and knowledgeable advisers, presidents themselves must ultimately make the decisions when the experts disagree, as Max Boot pointed out, and must be able to tell when experts are giving them bad advice.
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You can call it a "free market" or whatever, but I believe the important factor that makes the system work has a lot to do with giving the power to make the decisions to the ones directly involved who know what is needed.
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In an interview on Thursday evening on Fox, Mr. Bolton said he recognized that his role would be to play the honest broker bringing different views to the president, and that it would be up to Mr. Trump to make the decisions.
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"People on both sides of the aisle disagree with some of the positions we've taken, but we remain committed to seeking outside perspectives and communicating clearly about why we make the decisions we do," a Facebook spokesman said in an email to Recode.
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To be clear, neither Tesla nor Musk was ever mentioned in the film — filmmakers Don Argott and Sheena Joyce are more focused on uncovering who DeLorean was and what motivated him to make the decisions that led to his dream company's demise.
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The infrastructural issues — the housing, the schools, the train platforms — are in shambles; but they also translate to a moral corruptness that has taken root with politicians and the people who make the decisions about what to invest in the community, situated far above Harlem.
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"Every airport authority has to make the decisions that they think are the best for their environment and location," said Susan Schneider of the Interfaith Airport Chapels of Chicago, which offers religious services and passenger support services at both O'Hare and Chicago Midway airports.
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The bad news is that most European leaders and citizens continue to live in denial, insufficiently aware of the fragility of their historic accomplishments and inadequately motivated to make the decisions that could build on the past 74 years of European peace and progress.
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It is no secret there is a constant tension between physicians who want to be able to make the decisions they feel are in the best interest of patient care and the payers who, physicians believe, often unnecessarily insert themselves in the physician-patient relationship.
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Despite the fact a lot of the roadbumps in their relationship were down to Littlefinger's whisperings, there was still an underlying problem there that won't have gone away with Baelish's death: they're both powerful leaders who don't always agree, and only one of them can make the decisions.
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While leaders from world powers are pledging to make the decisions and changes necessary to limit the dangerous effects of global temperature rise caused by greenhouse gases, the historic occasion is also highlighting the work of two teens who have been instrumental in leading the charge on climate change.
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"If they came from a family where no one had gone to college, they were so overwhelmed, they didn't make the decisions that needed to be made," like properly filling out financial aid forms, said Michael M. Crow, president of Arizona State University, a member of the alliance.
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"The R&A and the USGA need to do something about the ball but they are frightened the manufacturers will start gunning for them if they make the decisions that need to be made," said Jacklin, who won two matches as Ryder Cup captain in the 1980s and tied another one.
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"If you think the neoliberal, neocon, national security apparatus is just gonna sit there and let Bernie as Commander in Chief make the decisions that he's empowered to as Commander in Chief, they're gonna fight him every step of the way and that's why this thing has to be vetted."
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The game typically ends the next March, assuming you make the decisions necessary to get the better conclusions (as it can wrap in December 2011, or skip on to the summer of 2012), essentially giving you an entire year to forge new friendships and develop them to their deepest, richest potential.
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Alphabet's management has cited programmatic advertising — where humans are taken out of the picture and computers make the decisions subject to policies set by site owners and advertisers — as a major revenue driver in at least its last four earnings calls, mentioning it in that context at least 17 times during that period.
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The future of virtual artists Because AIVA Technologies is comprised entirely of musicians, and the startup's clients are mostly composers, Barreau said it's important for his team to convey the message that their AI virtual artist won't replace anyone—humans must always be around to make the decisions about how the AI will work.
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But that hasn't stopped a slow drip of anecdotes about his decisions to buy and sell health care stock over the past year while introducing legislation that would affect those companies' bottom lines: Trump's transition team argues that Price's broker at Morgan Stanley bought the stocks and that Price didn't make the decisions personally.
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This framework where parliament as sovereign decides what the bank should do, achieve price stability, the government of the day defines what price stability is in its eyes, and then the operational independence is given to an independent committee, nine individuals in the case of the Bank of England, individually accountable, to make the decisions on how to achieve that remit.
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"Rather than restricting local communities in need of broadband, we should be empowering them to make the decisions they determine are in the best interests of their constituents," said Eshoo, who represents the heart of California's Silicon Valley, and is a longtime champion of pro-consumer technology policies, including the FCC's plan to increase competition in the video "set-top box" market.
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So, it's really a multilayered kind of an aspect, and we've got to try to make sure that the people who make the decisions that we're going to do electronic voting don't just say, "Oh, I want to be able to say we're doing electronic voting so we'll get out ahead of our security measures," because it's all about risk, and we can manage risk effectively.
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At the same time, it was clear to me that Calvert was in pursuit of something that she had not foreclosed upon, and that her interventions had not hardened into a style that leveled the differences between her sources I kept wondering what motivated Calvert to make the decisions that led her to painting over the inkjet print of a 52.13th-century Dutch floral still life.
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Sam Altman: So look, I certainly would like to see different rules for what you're allowed to say and not say on the internet, but it scares me to think that a small handful of people that are not accountable to us and not elected by us and can do whatever they want get to make the decisions about who gets to exist online and who doesn't.
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Biden's pitch, by contrast, is in the classic vein of Barack Obama or Bill Clinton — racially inclusive, but emphatically not about race: And if we make the decisions we need to make, I believe that not only will we revitalize the middle class in this nation, but we will build a more inclusive middle class that brings everyone along: women, black men, Hispanic men, and so many others who in the past have been left out — or blocked out — of the middle class.
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The problem, he continued, is that "some folks, and possibly even the attorney general, are bringing a set of preconceived notions and biases to that investigation": If that's the case—and I don't know that it is, but there are certainly some indicators that it might be, or that the purpose of the investigation is not really to get to the bottom of what did we know and why did we make the decisions we did, but it's more to run out political conspiracy theories—that causes me great concern.
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