But at least their developers are making smarter decisions and pushing forward.
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I reached that goal because I committed to making smarter money decisions.
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You would think we would be making smarter decisions, but we don't always.
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A firm grasp of financial literacy doesn't always translate into making smarter money moves.
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Safran has said the deal would boost its position in making smarter and more connected aircraft.
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It could be a simple matter of Trout maturing as a hitter, and making smarter decisions at the plate.
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Clune was due to present Friday on the idea of making smarter AI by turning the technology in on itself.
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That is an incredibly stressful position to be in, so let's figure out how you can start making smarter decisions now.
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But with the data Syvitski and others are releasing, local authorities are making smarter decisions that'll safeguard the land for the future.
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Fewer controls and greater accountability enable our employees to thrive, making smarter, more creative decisions, which means even better entertainment for our members.
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It is, though, a limiting approach when it comes to making smarter Internet of Things and applying intelligence when there isn't Internet connectivity.
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After a tough run in the spring, Wunder has been a bit more measured this summer, making smarter choices in when to turn on the aggression.
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In her new book, "Thinking in Bets: Making Smarter Decisions When You Don't Have All The Facts, " Duke explains how to best manage uncertainty and make better decisions.
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But, seems not everyone's entertained ... Jameis -- who's found himself in trouble often over the last few years -- has said repeatedly this offseason he's going to work on making smarter decisions.
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Claudia Hammond, a BBC journalist, has come along to provide an approachable and very practical field guide to putting these findings into use and making smarter decisions with our own money.
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"We're making smarter, in many cases, smaller bets, and making more of them across a wider range of technologies and business models," Dudley said in a speech at the Oil & Money conference.
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By sharing these miles, by seeing as much of the world in as much detail as possible, these companies can focus on making smarter, better autonomous vehicles and bring them to market faster.
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Understanding and working with numbers like discounts, fees and interest rates are key in making smarter money moves, said study co-author Catalina Estrada-Mejia, an assistant professor at Colombia's University of the Andes.
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In this three-part bundle, CFA and co-founder of CoffeeWORKS Andrew Stotz will deliver all the personal and professional financial advice you need to get started making smarter financial decisions for your business.
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Mail is adding more fonts and formatting options, Notes has a new look, and the Reminders app has been beefed up with a number of new features, including tagging people and making smarter to-dos.
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Bryan: I came into tonight's episode wondering if it would show me something different; if The Walking Dead would redeem itself by respecting its audience more, or making smarter choices when it came to story and character.
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When reflecting on what I've learned thus far in my journey, it's become clear that two truths can guide us in making smarter decisions about our digital future: Every day, retailers, advertisers, brands and marketers get smarter.
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While being over 30 doesn't necessarily assure that someone is mature or capable of making smarter life decisions, age certainly makes you better equipped to choose a partner based on qualities that lead to a sustainable relationship.
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Making smarter cars means working together with the people who maintain and operate the roads, so it's promising to see location platform operator HERE announce a partnership with the Iowa Department of Transportation to help usher along the deployment of automated vehicle tech.
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It's actually an incredibly innovative field that is making the everyday tools and apps that we rely on even better— from making smarter investment predictions to helping business owners make data-based decisions to recommending products or media that shoppers will like.
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He gets up at 3003:30 every morning to do his daily reading, which currently includes "Thinking in Bets: Making Smarter Bets When you Don't Have All the Cards" by Annie Duke, a former poker champion — and a big favorite among investors these days.
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The promise here is that Skymind's tools eliminate the gap that often exists between the data scientists and IT. "The two big opportunities with AI are better customer experiences and more efficiency, and both are based on making smarter decisions about data, which is what AI does," said Nicholson.
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As to the first, farmers could figure out how to produce more food on fewer acres, and in ways that help the soil retain carbon; consumers could help by making smarter food choices, like eating more locally sourced food, and cutting back on meat and dairy products that require immense amounts of land for livestock.
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As of 2008, the school had 1,150 students. 240 of them were taking English as a second language classes, with the majority of them having Haitian Creole as their primary language.Gabrieli, Christopher and Warren Goldstein. Time to Learn: How a New School Schedule is Making Smarter Kids, Happier Parents, and Safer Neighborhoods.
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Recyclebank also partners with NativeEnergy, a company that helps businesses reduce their greenhouse gas emissions, in order to offset its own carbon footprint. Between 2011 and 2012, Recyclebank reduced its carbon footprint by nearly 30% by making smarter travel decisions and being more conscious of its waste and recycling habits. Today, Recyclebank partners with communities all over the country and offers new ways to learn, earn points, and shop online.
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Gabrieli began his second career in education policy and innovation when he was selected in 1999 by then Boston Mayor Thomas Menino to Chair of a Task Force on After School in Boston which led to major expansion and field building of the after school domain in Boston. He went on to co-found Massachusetts 2020 and the National Center on Time & Learning which helped define and expand the field of expanded learning time (ELT) for schooling in America. In 2008 he authored (with co-author Warren Goldstein) the book Time to Learn: How a New School Schedule is Making Smarter Kids, Happier Parents and Safer Neighborhoods, published by Jossey- Bass.
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