That digestibility helps make astrology marketable, and being marketable has helped it survive and thrive.
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Landing a record deal, of course, heavily relied on creating marketable music, but more often than not, innovations in music don't originate in marketable ways.
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It would mean that Victoria's Secret and mainstream media has moved beyond the body as a marketable element and moved into intention being the marketable element.
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Cash and cash equivalents and marketable securities — cash and cash equivalents and marketable securities were $1.94 billion at the end of the second quarter of 2250.
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Because it's about being visibly trans on stage—it's not marketable, trans men especially, are not marketable, they're not sexy to the media, so you don't see them.
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Like any investment that is less marketable as a result of an illiquid market, stock that is less likely to be valuable and/or marketable should be discounted.
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"Market transactions for marketable equity securities occur daily in the stock market; transactions for non-marketable equity securities occur sporadically and are generally not within our control," Alphabet says.
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"When marketable ingredients are listed after the preservative systems, the consumer is only getting a small percentage of that marketable ingredient, which won't do much for the skin," Davis says.
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Taylor Swift's new Reputation appears to be a marketable one.
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Total cash and marketable securities rose 4% to $113.5 billion.
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But I am extremely marketable because I am a man.
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The most marketable thing about Nebraska is probably its past.
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You can't sum it up with a neat, marketable description.
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But Mr. Mzulwini, 28, was intent on gaining marketable skills.
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Being "part of the discourse" each day means being marketable.
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"I didn't have a lot of marketable skills," Dakin said.
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This high level of liquid readily marketable inventories (RMI), when combined with cash and short-term marketable securities, provides substantial financial flexibility during periods of earnings volatility associated with agricultural cycles, partially mitigating financial risk.
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Now, the couple is flipping properties to turn into marketable Airbnbs.
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Squads are cool, but they're also rooted in a marketable safety.
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"I know it's sick, I know it's marketable," he has said.
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The implication: Stories about women and minorities aren't seen as marketable
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A buyback occurs when the Treasury redeems outstanding marketable Treasury securities.
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It's the reason Kim Kardashian is so marketable to Black women.
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Where Canada falls short is in transforming ideas into marketable products.
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Without that, the bonds probably will not be marketable, he said.
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" And, Ryan, continued: "You've got to have the driver that's marketable.
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Corporate interests have snapped up the best and most marketable work.
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Despite these feats, Masia was repeatedly told that she wasn't marketable.
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What it has done, however, is spin it into something marketable.
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It has also brought to the label the marketable buzz of celebrity.
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It needs a new national industry, and technology is one marketable option.
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But most basic science doesn't progress with a marketable product in mind.
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To this day, PBs are the closest Twitter has a marketable product.
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That halves the time the fish will take to reach marketable size.
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It just wasn't visible or marketable to the contemporary Western art industry.
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It prompts more of them to get educated and acquire marketable skills.
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In the process, she's positioned herself as Fox's most mainstream-marketable host.
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She has stayed in the working world and retained her marketable skills.
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Skateboarding, like the neighborhood, has grown up and acquired a marketable sheen.
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But Bouchard had remained highly marketable despite her fall in the rankings.
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But yeah, it's finding new attractions, making it more palatable, more marketable.
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They are used to dealing with marketable products, not spiritual inquiries. 2.
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Or is their stuff just a load of easily digestible, marketable noise?
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Roughly $1.1 billion of cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities resides domestically.
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Or maybe she's solidifying herself as #skingoals to make the launch for marketable?
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It isn't marketable or twee or inspirational, at least not by conventional standards.
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Now that you've got a new marketable skill, share it with the world!
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Whenever possible, he also brought Pele, the game's greatest, and most marketable, player.
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The company ended the quarter with $175 billion in cash and marketable securities.
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There is no guarantee that a project in development will ever become marketable.
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"Ultimately, the app has to be marketable for it to work," Lurie said.
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"I think he's the most marketable fighter in boxing right now," White says.
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Just as being the biggest, most marketable stars in the world brings pressure.
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Patrick was highly marketable early in her career even though wins were rare.
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The "suits" file the edges to make the product marketable, disappointing original fans.
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And the company is up to $246 billion in cash and marketable securities.
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I think it's a really incredible marketable ... They do a really good job.
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Still, it had $28 billion in cash and marketable securities as of Sept. 30.
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The women I grew up with, like most women today, have tangible, marketable skills.
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The artist is currently in the process of molding his flesh into marketable jewelry.
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But Minoru Arakawa, the boss of Nintendo in America, wanted a more marketable name.
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Snapchat says it has around $2150.6 billion in cash, cash equivalents, and marketable securities.
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"If your company offers education benefits, use them to make yourself marketable," she said.
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Williams has topped Forbes's list of most marketable female athletes (that's across all sports).
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That's how an idea so easily parodied became so politically marketable—and so dangerous.
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Fun and easily marketable fare à la Pokémon or Dragon Ball, it is not.
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She represents the image of blackness we have been sold as acceptable and marketable.
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While many people think up great inventions, Mangano turned her ideas into marketable products.
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Technological advances have made tax basis identification easy, particularly with respect to marketable securities.
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Seth Cohen helped create a world in which geekiness is respectable, admirable, marketable, desirable.
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They are proud to offer culinary training to help people gain marketable new skills.
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Men are trying to indicate that they are still marketable procreators — it's like plumage.
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I joke that it makes me marketable, but really, I just like to help.
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When what they should be doing is focusing on developing relevant and marketable skills.
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But this again, made them incredibly marketable outside of the world of the show.
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Students alleged the program left them with debt and no marketable skills or talent.
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His punching power and his back story make Smith marketable to programmers like HBO.
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Bauhaus furniture and objects became marketable, Bauhaus architecture a cuboid product available to anyone.
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I think the female perspective is an interesting and worthwhile one — and also, marketable.
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Excluding Acacia's cash and marketable securities, the deal is valued at $2.6 billion, Cisco said.
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While a returnship does not guarantee a job, it does provide marketable skills, experts said.
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But Singulato believes technological advances, especially in batteries, have made the car much more marketable.
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He was stuck at home, with no college degree, few marketable skills, and fewer prospects.
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Oh no, I'll just go call upon any of my other marketable skills—yeah, right.
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The system shares a lot of the same marketable points, but there are key differences.
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Add them to your resume so you can be more marketable for your next job.
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Lucious says something about how marketable it is for a white woman to sing soul.
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There is support when it's a marketable commodity, such as pride-related programming in June.
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Yet meritocratic wealth is often taken as a sign of hard work and marketable skills.
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Lacking the force of celebrity that typically accompanies marketable vocalists, they can easily be overlooked.
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She made the switch to a darker do because it was more marketable in Hollywood.
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The "100% renewable energy" vision is a Big Hedgehog Idea, consistent, attractive and highly marketable.
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While some of the 259 campaigns may appear alien, the way they're designed remains marketable.
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I hit the streets to get the lowdown on when slavery got cute and marketable.
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Mr. Johnson stood for something beyond the ruthless pursuit of scores, metrics and marketable achievements.
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"These can be great activities to continue to make yourselves more marketable during this time."
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The studio system wasn't listening, and they kept saying that films about women aren't marketable.
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Mr. Flynn continued to collect advisory board memberships, however: His credentials were a marketable asset.
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But during that short time, IEX receives more than 30 percent of its marketable orders.
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Scaling for Wall StreetDuring the first few years, Truvalue focused on building a marketable product.
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Dynavax, which had $109.6 million in cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities as of Sept.
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It also expects to issue $176 billion in net marketable debt in the second quarter.
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Are there skills that would make you more marketable, or able to command more money?
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Beyond just speed records, judges are increasingly looking for cars that are practical and marketable.
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Combining 30 years of humanities skills plus fairly cutting-edge tech skills made me extremely marketable.
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Our hypothesis was correct: The skills and experience gained through sports translate into marketable leadership skills.
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The Brewers' most marketable players are Lucroy, Braun, and bullpen arms like Jeremy Jeffress and Smith.
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Treasury also expects to issue $440 billion in net marketable debt in the October-December period.
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It can certainly afford to, with more than $200 billion in cash or readily marketable securities.
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The most marketable artists increasingly follow a third strategy, of deeper involvement with streaming services themselves.
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A company builds it, expands upon it, and tries to make a marketable profile from it.
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It's uniquely marketable, like the female body, which is where women's empowerment is forced to live.
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Nevertheless, whether President Trump would support carryover tax basis legislation limited to marketable securities is unclear.
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Chaffetz said everyone benefits if inmates gain marketable skills rather than criminal insights during their sentence.
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This kind of drug would be more scalable, marketable, and profitable than one that causes trips.
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But for Lin, they were more than chips; they were small, marketable pieces of her childhood.
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Many women enjoy gay porn, or even ultra-violent porn, but this reality isn't easily marketable.
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The result was perennial underachievement – more and more cash burned on the altar of marketable pomp.
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Federation officials tried to force Marín to cede her suddenly marketable commercial rights to the organization.
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We have anecdotal data that it's a sellable, marketable, profitable genre, and still keep getting excuses.
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Rebranded as "aerosol art," it has now become what it rarely was before: a marketable commodity.
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"He's a very marketable guy ... but you must win at some point," O'Neal said about James.
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The company had $32.4 billion of cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities as of Dec. 31.
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"It makes [startups] more marketable or more viable," says Daniel Nutkis, the chief executive of HITRUST.
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Or would we be hesitant and wait for someone more marketable in our "fight for justice"?
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Treasury also expects to issue $83 billion in net marketable debt in the April-June period.
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Should students develop marketable ideas in class, they will have the rights to the intellectual property.
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Short story ... Jenelle has lost 6 figures after getting fired from MTV, but she's still marketable.
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At the end of the day, Bell's talent was marketable and earned Disney a lot of dough.
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Of course you do, there's no more marketable job skill in this crazy, increasingly computer-run world.
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At Texas State University in San Marcos, meanwhile, students can take a marketable-skills master class series.
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Biotech is invested in trying to create practical new biological entities: something marketable, something useful, like pharmaceuticals.
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"2019 will likely see us again expanding our holdings of marketable equities," Buffett wrote earlier this year.
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The payment amounts to a small portion of Apple's $225.4 billion pile of cash and marketable securities.
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It also has over $245 billion in cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities on its balance sheet.
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The chief justification for prison labour is that it both defeats idleness and gives inmates marketable skills.
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The company had cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities totaling about $43 million as of Dec. 31.
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That disappointing reality means that 277 will likely see us again expanding our holdings of marketable equities.
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Though the clothes were certainly marketable, it was the casting that truly brought the collection to life.
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Ramirez has a big, marketable personality (he's actually funny on Twitter) and plays the game with energy.
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Being profoundly talented at a certain video game was cute, but it was never a marketable skill.
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They haven't stopped being marketable together, which is something that Simpson seems to understand better than anyone.
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We're told Tomi believes she's more marketable if she brings her Facebook followers to her next gig.
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This alone is arguably a marketable reason for a CRT in the modern age of consumer electronics.
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Alleghany maintained a beneficial amount of holding company cash and marketable securities of $948.7 million at Sept.
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As of March 26, the company said it had nearly $26 billion in cash and marketable securities.
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That disappointing reality means that 2019 will likely see us again expanding our holdings of marketable equities.
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At Facebook and Microsoft, A.I. research groups churn out technology that find their way into marketable products.
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Its lack of marketable products is why Google sold the company to Japanese conglomerate SoftBank in 2017.
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Because capitalism is inherently unstable, it has to keep turning more and more things into marketable products.
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And he is still chasing down these projects that aren't necessarily marketable, and he understands the landscape.
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Rivals, which are using similar technology but different production methods, have not produced marketable products yet either.
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Academics in the humanities have learned to portray their disciplines as delivery systems for marketable job skills.
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But it also makes me the Platonic ideal of a consumer of our era's most marketable products.
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Zavala has added health benefits (ingredient glucosamine reduces inflammation, for example) to make the product more marketable.
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At the end of the fourth quarter, J&J had $18.4 billion of cash and marketable securities.
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It's also these ideas that do occasionally transition into more marketable and feasible products down the line.
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Somewhere along the way, the Dolan twins learned that their personalities and hijinks were marketable to strangers.
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Apple revealed this week that its offshore stash of cash and marketable securities had grown to $246bn.
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At this point, he was more marketable to the nonprofits, so I asked if he'd leave Big Pharma.
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Plus, he said, there are plenty of sponsorship and revenue opportunities that come with a highly marketable app.
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Getting content in front of the addressable market can help to convert potential customers and inflate marketable metrics.
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PACCAR actually manufactures trucks, so the project isn't focused on producing a mass-marketable system for multiple automakers.
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Today Netflix adds subtitles to its content in 28 languages, allowing it to be marketable in different countries.
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And then there is the multi-year deal with Winfrey, one of the most marketable names in entertainment.
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The final hurdle for UFC is likely to be developing marketable stars who can transcend its base audience.
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He has experimented with plant spacing, finding that sowing maize seeds farther apart produces bigger, more marketable cobs.
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The newer and more marketable aspects of his plan were either barely mentioned, or not mentioned at all.
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They're also commonly eaten in many parts of the world, and potentially marketable as feed source for livestock.
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Larcom suggests many trainers do not pursue certifications because they can be expensive and may not seem marketable.
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Yet during the playoffs, these superstars earn the exact same pay rate as their much less marketable teammates.
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This will allow more welfare recipients to build marketable skills and break out of the cycle of poverty.
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And we-- but-- but we participated in marketable securities big time at that point, too, as you know.
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Any protections those lands enjoy are in place to prevent overgrazing to ensure that the land remains marketable.
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Moving from one thing to another keeps her excited and in the game (not to mention quite marketable).
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This program enables scouts to explore things that interest them so that they can learn valuable marketable skills.
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The Fed, by contrast, currently holds only about 13% of the $15.9 trillion in marketable U.S. Treasury debt.
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Forcing them to spend a year in college gives them more experience and, yes, makes them more marketable.
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A catalogue of the objects on their own might have even been more interesting, though certainly less marketable.
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If you're listing several details or skills, front-load your headline with the most important and marketable ones.
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The oil cannot be separated from the fiber, making that material less valuable, and less marketable, to buyers.
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"It's crazy to feel like you have to sell yourself and just, like, be almost … marketable," she said.
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But they do allocate money toward their personal development, self-growth, making themselves more marketable — you name it.
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The N.B.A. was thriving; franchise valuations were skyrocketing and the league had a stable of young, marketable stars.
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Men and women need to be equipped with a useful education and marketable skills in order to compete.
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It's telling which strand of feminism these brands have deemed marketable: the one that doubles as self-help.
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They showed celebrities in a light that was not selected to make them appear as marketable as possible.
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Titles are usually altered to provide a clearer translation or to make a film more marketable in different cultures.
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The average duration of marketable Treasury bonds held by the public has been five years for quite some time.
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Luckily, there is a career path that will allow you to make your masterpieces and develop marketable skills simultaneously.
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Of the $2212 billion in cash, short-term investments and marketable securities, the majority was held by foreign subsidiaries.
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You'll learn how to set up a successful business and snap gorgeous, marketable images of the great outdoors. 4.
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In October, Treasury said it expected to issue $389 billion in net marketable debt in the January-March period.
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In October, Treasury said it expected to issue $389 billion in net marketable debt in the January-March period.
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Identity papers also aren't the only marketable items refugees bring with them when they return to Syria from Germany.
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Our goal is to make college more affordable and help students enter the workforce more quickly with marketable skills.
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At the time, $3 billion represented about 6 percent of the cash and marketable securities Facebook had on hand.
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Grande may be raunchier, slicker, and way more marketable, but she's still promising to help us all get through.
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"That disappointing reality means that 2019 will likely see us again expanding our holdings of marketable equities," Buffett added.
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" In Newsweek, Lisa Schwarzbaum called it "a highly marketable addition to the lucrative business of healing-and-recovery memoirs.
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Of the $24.1 billion in cash, short-term investments and marketable securities, the majority was held by foreign subsidiaries.
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He now finds himself as the closest thing one of the NBA's marquee organizations has to a marketable star.
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They believe that we can solve the financial gaps by investing some of the existing surplus in marketable securities.
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In April, Treasury said it expected to issue $160 billion in net marketable debt in the July-Sept period.
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Enter the highly marketable "women's empowerment," neither practice nor praxis, nor really theory, but a glossy, dizzying product instead.
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With an apprenticeship, an actual non-academic employer assures throughout the process that the apprentice acquires useful, marketable skills.
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He is just a rich, off-the-rails byproduct of a culture that makes women's bodies judgeable, marketable, quantifiable.
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Of the $25.2 billion in cash, short-term investments and marketable securities, the majority was held by foreign subsidiaries.
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They don't want something classic, even something as cool as junk store velvet Elvis wall hanging, unless it's marketable.
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The latter sometimes results in the sale of separate apartment units, which are more marketable than the full complex.
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That disparity led us to buy about $43 billion of marketable equities last year, while selling only $19 billion.
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He's an insecure customer service representative, a young Asian man with a community college degree and few marketable skills.
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The company's stockpile of cash and marketable securities topped $100 billion — or roughly the market value of Goldman Sachs.
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One of my sponsors was telling me I should wear girl pants and be more feminine because it's marketable.
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Despite Ecclestone's fears, it is not difficult to envision Rosberg becoming a marketable commodity and a counterpart to Hamilton.
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Danica Patrick of Indy-car racing and Nascar has shown how marketable a woman in the cockpit can be.
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Psychology studies don't usually lead to much money or marketable products, so companies don't focus on checking their robustness.
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The liquidity ratio, measured as FCF plus cash and marketable securities over short-term debt, was 0.6x at Sept.
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In FY16 Fitch judged EUR334m of Tereos's inventories as readily marketable, based on EUR595m of inventories of finished products.
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Though her reticence toward fame has lent her career a marketable mystique, "It's not a gimmick," Mr. Jarjour said.
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Creating products that satisfy an entire household's needs may prove to be more marketable and affordable than some individualized services.
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Athletes had long argued that the old rule deprived them of commercial attention and income during their most marketable moments.
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Along with getting the superior player in the deal, the Predators also received a player that is far more marketable.
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Available cash and marketable securities were EUR0003 billion at end 2016, comfortably covering short-term debt maturities of EUR3.1 billion.
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The minds behind the meme say it's because he is a visible example of a marketable, successful Asian-American actor.
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In April, the Treasury said it expected to issue $160 billion in net marketable debt in the July-September period.
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Simply point the in-app camera at any marketable object and Amazon will pull up a product listings within seconds.
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While inmates are not paid, they can acquire marketable job skills which could lead to meaningful employment upon their release.
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Between the lines: Deforestation for the sake of economic growth had already been a marketable stance prior to Bolsonaro's leadership.
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We devalue imperfect diamonds, so to stay marketable, the diamond had to become more and more standardized in its appearance.
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"2019 will likely see us again expanding our holdings of marketable equities," Buffett said in his letter to Berkshire shareholders.
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When taxpayers pass away, the tax bases they had in their marketable securities would thus carry over to their heirs.
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With its latest profits, Alphabet reported $2855 billion in cash and cash equivalents, and another $79 billion in marketable securities.
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When I graduated with a degree in journalism in 2011, I left school feeling like I had fairly marketable skills.
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The U.S. Soccer Federation defended its pay structure, in part, by claiming the men's game is more marketable and lucrative.
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This is clearly a man who loves beer as something to drink, rather than as a marketable, gimmicky "glacier" product.
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They don't have a story that's marketable to executives, but a lot of them are the funniest people we know.
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Not as many companies have lots of appreciation and marketable securities, but it's a big item for those that do.
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For GM, which had $24 billion in cash and marketable securities as of June 30, that cost is likely manageable.
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But without an enthusiastic commitment from so many of baseball's most marketable stars, the tournament will always lack widespread legitimacy.
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Last year, the NFL was marred by injuries with some of the league's best and most marketable players getting hurt.
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Reddit is riddled with requests from readers seeking books similar to Dessen's — turns out, understanding teen girlhood is a marketable skill.
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PewDiePie is also being removed from the Google Preferred advertising program, which is reserved for its bigger and more marketable creators.
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Researchers did some studies looking at chocolate milk as a possible recovery aid and the milk producer said, this is marketable.
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All graduates from public higher-education institutions — including community colleges and technical schools — will have completed programs with identified marketable skills.
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Yes, no matter the outcome of Bellator 160's main event, Bellator gets a marketable lightweight title fight out of it.
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It has an excellent climate for growing coffee and other highly marketable products, yet its agriculture sector is inefficient and tiny.
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Nomura knowingly bundled defective mortgage loans into marketable securities from 2006 to 2007 and misled investors about their quality, authorities said.
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A company can go from having no marketable product and no sales to quickly having one or both of those things.
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People from universities and within the company were recruited "to create stuff with both scientific significance and marketable qualities," Jacquier said.
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Pretty but plain, Kirsten decided she wasn't marketable enough for marriage, so instead became a teacher at a local prairie school.
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He and his team ran tests on "about a thousand people," trying to see which tDCS applications would bear marketable fruit.
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It's the richest company in the world, with more than $256.8 billion in cash and marketable securities sitting on its books.
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And while the results are promising, a marketable device would ideally establish a wireless connection between the brain and the arm.
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Read MoreMost marketable musicians "My 2009 album ['Double Booked'] did worldwide 873,000 to 15,000 [units] in sales at best," Glasper said.
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The Sidepad concept might well be the most marketable of the three, delivering gamepad controls to the rear of the device.
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Like other major gaming conferences, little respect is paid to topics outside the most marketable narratives that publishers want to push.
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The hottest summer jobs this season are roles that would help any employee develop marketable skills and add value their resume.
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Constantly trying to claim and re-brand marginalized neighborhoods to make them more marketable for the wealthy is dangerous and irresponsible.
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With this knowledge readily at hand, Congress should demand that a carryover tax basis rule apply, but limited to marketable securities.
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As something discoverable and elusive, authenticity was desirable, and desirable meant marketable, especially in a society as relentlessly commercial as ours.
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As of June 20353, the company had $335.7 million in cash and equivalents, as well as $849 million in marketable securities.
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For example, U.S. companies probably invest much of their existing earnings in marketable securities and other investment that generates passive returns.
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When a customer has a positive response, BirdEye syndicates it where possible, or creates case studies, referenceable stories or marketable content.
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Both Ullah's and Saipov's only marketable skills (not including crude pipe bomb-making) was their ability to operate a motor vehicle.
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Poor reviews and the absence of marketable stars (the servicemen starred as themselves) likely hurt the film, which cost Warner Bros.
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As theater rushes to modernize with technology or offer more marketable experiences to a younger generation, the human presence is neglected.
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Being in my 30s and trans, I'm not very marketable so I have to hustle a lot for very few bookings.
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I think that it's a tough racket for someone who maybe isn't as marketable as they would've been 20 years earlier.
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When I was in my 20s, already a father of three, I had no marketable skills, despite 18 years of schooling.
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Jordan: the most popular and marketable modern player, a six-time champion whose banned shoes turned into a billion-dollar business.
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After all, being an idol isn't just about being a skilled performer, it's also about being a easily marketable sex symbol.
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Studios look at it and go, this major corporation put a ton of money behind this person — he must be marketable.
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One of the most marketable athletes in North America, she has been able to turn her fame and passions into businesses.
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For many with marketable skills, their laptops have now become their workplaces because their jobs can be performed from almost anywhere.
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We are all about marketable skills, and we are out talking to employers every day about what they are looking for.
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And the other hard part is that my other marketable skillset is food service, which is also closing down pretty rapidly.
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Power hates the idea that fine art, this least mass-marketable form of culture, might do what it's good at: play.
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Today he is 20 and his roguish charm is a marketable commodity, offering substantial rewards but also risks on a national stage.
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But last year, rumors surfaced that executives were trying to drop the company, fearing it wouldn't yield any marketable products fast enough.
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Mr Ford describes a $20m international effort at Dry Fork to extract carbon from flue gases while producing marketable products from it.
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For the same margins, that change translates to up to a 22 percent savings to consumers, resulting in a more marketable product.
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Yes, having marketable IT skills is unquestionably a must for making it big, but certifications help catch the eyes of prospective employers.
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He estimated actual marketable supply of offshore drilling vessels is around 184, and will increase to about 218 in the coming years.
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ET Sunday Despite a wholesale lack of easily marketable players, the NFL still plans to muddle through and stage this one anyway.
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Germany's marketable grain maize crop is set to slump by almost 50 percent to 2.3 million tonnes, the farm cooperatives association estimated.
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That this is what they considerable marketable is a sad sort of indictment of the people they are selling this game to.
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Oddly, the show's two most marketable elements -- James Franco, and porn, albeit wrapped up in a classy drama -- represent relative weak spots.
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The director, Sam Sylvia (Marc Maron), glimpses something marketable in it—it's an archetypal showdown, an all-American mom versus a homewrecker.
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"No policy or safeguard can mitigate these risks sufficiently well for real-time face recognition ever to be marketable," the letter reads.
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Existing law thwarted innovation by preventing public universities from working collaboratively with private companies to turn new scientific breakthroughs into marketable products.
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It was Mr. Satterfield who gave what Mr. Oliver had simply been calling peanut oil a more marketable name: green peanut oil.
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Tech executives have argued that such training could help address socio-economic differences among students, by providing them with marketable job skills.
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Leicester aren't particularly marketable, they aren't particularly glamorous, but they do have a sense of camaraderie – and that's something money can't buy.
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The Golden Knights aren't going to select a single player from the expansion draft that is more marketable than the ageless wonder.
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Maybe a few developers worked extremely hard to have their voices heard, despite pressure, as always, to make the most marketable thing.
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By turning her initials into a logo — those famous interlocking C's — Chanel crystallized her marketable identity into a recognizable badge of prestige.
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The company ended the year with $1.3 billion in cash and marketable securities, down from more than $2 billion a year earlier.
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History in the hands of these houses has become a valuable, marketable commodity to build upon, cultural capital that can't be bought.
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Thompson advises that instead you should focus on developing modern and marketable skills that can later transition into a variety of industries.
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And those who'd be willing to take the job aren't the sort of marketable names networks aim to recruit for the gig.
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"That disappointing reality means that 259 will likely see us again expanding our holdings of marketable equities," Buffett said 266 months ago.
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"I think you can make the case he's easily in the top three most marketable sports figures in the country," Tretiak said.
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In tests with animals, the drug demonstrated efficacy, but NovoBiotic was unable to secure grants to develop it into a marketable drug.
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But it's their knack for rapidly turning his ideas or blunders into marketable materials they seem to take the most pride in.
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There is bonding and betrayal and the loss of a beloved nanny (a warm Kelly Macdonald) as Christopher becomes a marketable commodity.
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Ronaldo has been with Nike since 2003 -- and has since become one of the most famous and marketable athletes on the planet.
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Governmental prohibitions against marketable goods and services, like alcohol and gambling, Andreas posits, instantly create lucrative markets for those goods and services.
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But such rhetoric is no longer as marketable -- and, at the end of the biblical day, pastors want to make tax-free money.
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Having these certifications can make you a much more marketable employee, and these courses will help significantly with the extensive test prep involved.
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Urban land markets in Africa are thin—only 10% of the continent's land is registered and marketable—and prices are often wildly inflated.
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That is because employers reserve the highest starting wages for students who both attended a leading university and also studied a marketable subject.
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The reality is they're designed to sell gym members and juice cleanses at a time when they're most marketable and we're most vulnerable.
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Kaur is marketable because she presents a homogeneous South Asian narrative while remaining just vague enough to appeal to the widest possible demographic.
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They reject the idea that marketable R & B only exists as a hybrid of pop or hip-hop, like much of Rihanna's catalogue.
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A board game, a Twitter account, a blog, a commercial for car insurance: any creative work can be juiced for its marketable essence.
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If governments were willing to buy land, however, issuers would have a highly marketable asset that their creditors might demand they pawn off.
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And when you have engineers who work on self-driving cars — one of the most marketable skills in tech — bids get even fiercer.
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For more than 80 years, the United States has sold bonds as non-marketable Treasury securities to encourage public participation in government efforts.
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Where oh where will Lifetime find a professional dance instructor with a fiery Paso Doble, a love of the limelight, and marketable character?
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JNJ had approximately $38.4 billion in cash plus short-term marketable securities and access to $10 billion in short-term borrowings on Jan.
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Even most art house companies, struggling to fill seats in the age of Netflix, have become more dependent on stars and marketable concepts.
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Wearable technology is on the rise, and designers now face the challenge of creating original and marketable products within this new powder keg.
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If he wins, meanwhile, he'll restore some of that mystique, and continue on down the road as MMA's biggest and most marketable star.
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This level of current debt compares with USD86 million of cash and marketable securities and USD161.6 million of uncommitted undrawn revolving credit facilities.
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We expect Tereos's underlying profitability, measured as readily marketable inventories (RMI)-adjusted EBITDA/gross profit (thus eliminating price fluctuations), to improve from FY17.
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Rhonda Davis, a cosmetic chemist, calls them "marketable ingredients" and says the first clue about efficacy can be found in the ingredient list.
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Make yourself seem as marketable as possible using these tips so when people view your profile, they're as impressed as they should be.
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Win or lose this rematch, however, Rampage's massive fan base and talent on the microphone make him an extremely marketable opponent for Sonnen.
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"As soon as it's watchable, it's marketable, it's sponsorable, it's televisable and that generates bigger numbers who are inspired by watching it," she said.
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It takes time for a breakthrough in the lab to be marketable, and also buildable in large enough quantities to satisfy the market forces.
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Curry, 30, is a two-time NBA Most Valuable Player and one of the league's most marketable stars on one of its best teams.
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It's hard to believe that only two decades ago, cell phones were luxury items that were too expensive and/or clunky to be marketable.
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He did introduce some more marketable new ideas, but the only real message anyone remembered was the same old mantra of cutting tax rates.
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But this is all part of the renewal for him, his separation from wrestling and as one of the most marketable faces of UFC.
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The treatment, dosed as 450 milligrams of encorafenib once daily and 45 mg of binimetinib twice a day, gives Array its first marketable regimen.
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And, we're told, the 18-year-old has been approached by multiple modeling agencies which think she's as marketable as any high-end model.
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Lively, who has earned perhaps the least amount of critical praise of the four, has been the most marketable and prolific actress since Sisterhood.
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Each year the proportion of America's marketable securities owned by pension funds increased, fueling the great stock market rallies of the 1950s and 1960s.
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This vigor of expression, which she shared with her former mentor and lover, lifts Claudel out of the 19th-century morass of marketable figurines.
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"The unfortunate answer, the not sexy or marketable answer, is that you don't start with motivation, that's not what you look for," he explained.
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What about Columbia, where the new and fragile peace has left a lot of former FARC rebels with no marketable job skills except war?
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Should you ever decide to leave the startup, that'll make you more marketable in the corporate world and could land you a bigger paycheck.
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Science Faction's work proved popular and marketable—the company even garnered sponsorship from AT&T for a national tour over a multi-year period.
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According to Allen Adamson, professor of marketing at NYU, creating a sexier Mr. Clean makes him more human, more relatable, and therefore, more marketable.
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Whether he is the greatest player of his era is a matter of taste; that he is the most marketable is not in question.
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"At the end of the day, it appears that Catholic systems want to diminish their Catholic identity to be more marketable," Professor Freedman said.
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So calling her "defiant" might be a bit of a stretch, a ploy to create a marketable image for a subtle, keenly observant individual.
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She brought a scientific approach to cooking, taught countless women marketable skills and wrote a cookbook that defined American food for the 20th century.
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Such power-selfies are another standard part of creating the impression of influence in Washington, which is almost as marketable as the real thing.
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To keep up with the evolving job market, 71% of these skilled freelancers said they are updating their skills to ensure they stay marketable.
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What has made Union Market even more, well, marketable has been the coming of the Metro rail line a few blocks to the west.
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But the most effective way to keep people out of prison once they leave is to give them jobs skills that make them marketable employees.
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Like their bodies, their clothes, or their new line of organic makeup products, it is a marketable asset — it just has to be used right.
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Her hair is actually blonde, but she's been dyeing it shades of black and brown since childhood to be more marketable, the actress told People.
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Sebadoh had a track record, and at least a perceived marketable coolness to major label executives that still associated Sub Pop with Nirvana dollar signs.
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Donors can open accounts at many brokerage firms or large foundations, and then make gifts of cash, marketable securities, and even hard-to-value assets.
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The Rift S gives developers the Quest's basic feature set, but without its serious hardware limitations or aggressive focus on hyper-polished, highly marketable experiences.
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The struggle between marketable fighters with ostensible crossover potential and good fighters who are, for whatever reason, determined not to have that elusive "it" factor.
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Shapiro has been creating his Sisyphus sculptures for nearly 20 years and has finally converted his artwork into a highly marketable set of coffee tables.
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"The company ended the year with $20193 billion in cash and marketable securities, down from more than $2 billion a year earlier," Business Insider wrote.
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Black musicians in particular have long been told how they should look and perform to sustain their success and be marketable to a larger audience.
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World War II is marketable because it's the worst thing that ever happened and destroyed the lives of millions in a violent and dramatic way.
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The contest is open to any individual with an investment idea for a marketable security (long or short) with a market capitalization above $1 billion.
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We live in this weird world where if you put a little bit into something that's more… marketable, the other things you can do too.
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Good looks and a ballsy New York attitude made him marketable, and his speed and defensive reflexes made him virtually untouchable in his early career.
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Gross cash and marketable securities from the industrial business were EUR14.2 billion at end-2016, including Fitch's adjustments for restricted and not readily available cash.
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Many poor people, saddled with a deficient education, inadequate health care and few marketable skills, find small setbacks can quickly set off a downward spiral.
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But mining the perennially marketable stories of a minority group with so little engagement in the legal situation they work under seems dubious to me.
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Or will traders grab as much of the non-Rusal stock in the LME system and move this more marketable and valuable metal off market?
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He's always been an artist, but he's only gotten good — and marketable — by locating what he calls "the story beneath the story" of his work.
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In an age of ever-rising inequality and student debt, it's understandable that policymakers should seek to maximize the skills that seem the most marketable.
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According to the Codex Alimentarius, an international collection of food standards, HMF shouldn't be above 23 milligrams per kilogram, or the honey isn't marketable anymore.
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There's also Sterillium, which the German company Hartmann claims was "the world's first marketable alcohol-based hand disinfectant" when it hit European shelves in 21.
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Style ____ She brought a scientific approach to cooking, taught countless women marketable skills and wrote a cookbook that defined American food for the 20th century.
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That's manageable for Snap without raising more money, since it now has $2.1 billion in cash and marketable securities, down $148 million quarter-after-quarter.
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Moreover, they know they are more "marketable" as a perceived straight man playing a gay character than as a gay actor playing a gay character.
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Traditional seed types and agricultural practices risk being lost, alongside cultural links to crops, through development projects to introduce higher-yielding and more marketable crops.
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Zoom, which makes a popular videoconferencing service, more than quadrupled its cash and marketable securities position to over $24 million after its IPO in April.
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Like so many of baseball's most marketable stars, Syndergaard is staying put instead of joining Team U.S.A. for the fourth iteration of the international showcase.
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For the last decade, the N.B.A. has been ascendant, with a highly marketable crop of talented young players, rising television ratings and high-quality competition.
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They knew how to run a business, and they've managed to do it without selling out by making something that's not marketable to the masses.
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Moreover, Vonn's spirited resilience amid years of debilitating injuries, along with a telegenic, marketable personality, raised the profile of ski racing in the United States.
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Gigi's success stands out against a backdrop of misogynoir that insists that she doesn't belong, even though her cultural expressions are what make her so marketable.
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LIQUIDITY Liquidity remains healthy, including EUR8.6bn of readily available cash, after Fitch's adjustments for minimum operational cash of EUR1.7bn and less liquid marketable securities of EUR4bn.
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Treasury said it expects to borrow $98 billion in net marketable debt in the July-September quarter, assuming an end-September cash balance of $115 billion.
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The rise in leverage was driven by working capital usage due primarily to increases with the price and volume of soy related readily marketable inventories (RMI).
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Title fonts like these prioritize readability; they're marketable to a wide audience and, one might assume, generally easier and cheaper to produce than artier custom designs.
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I assume that a party that shares a set of internally consistent and marketable policy goals will be more likely to cooperate to achieve those goals.
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Meanwhile, Kylie Jenner retreated from the spotlight and later presented her pregnancy on her own (admittedly marketable) terms, much like Meghan seems to hope to do.
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UFC President Dana White has said Garbrandt&aposs talent and remarkable charisma gives him the potential to become UFC&aposs most marketable budding star in 2018.
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Bitcoin as a kind of digital gold; Ethereum as a platform for the marketable securities called "tokens"; and a few other monetary niches here and there.
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It was the perfect piece of synergy – leveraging the hardware startup's compelling piece of remote control technology to bring to life the film's most marketable creation.
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It's a win-win: people gain marketable skills and move into better jobs; business get the skills they need to compete, grow, and fuel the economy.
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"Because Xerox executives didn't think these [new] ideas fit their core business, they chose not to turn them into marketable products," Gates writes on his blog.
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Hooters has 430 locations worldwide, a success which is based on a standardized, heteronormative, and obviously extremely marketable version of what "feminine" and "attractive" traits are.
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Google has said previously that it intends to ready the technology for a marketable self-driving car by 2020, but it may never manufacture vehicles itself.
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"Most of these elevators, they want to buy some protein to blend up (with old-crop wheat) and make a marketable product," Stone said on Tuesday.
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Weird, risky, or less marketable shows are especially susceptible to political backlash because, for all the reasons above, they're not doing much for anybody's bottom line.
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The app's design compels users to volunteer personal—and marketable—information about their demographic, commercial preferences, and emotional needs as a platform for interacting with friends.
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They are very marketable and I am always interested in putting them on the stage here in Thailand or the South East Asian region in general.
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He is perhaps the most marketable thing going in UFC, makes a truckload of money and, at age 27, has plenty of years left to work.
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But is the GFE simply a marketable buzzword meant to bump up costs, like realtors who extend the borders of "hip" neighborhoods to jack up rents?
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Since you'll be spending a great deal of time at home, Mullane suggests learning a new skill that is marketable when you're on a job search.
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How else is one supposed to interpret such quotes as Garfield being born out of "a conscious effort to come up with a good, marketable character"?
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Reaching a career impasse in his 30s, he was encouraged by his wife to write the comics he wanted to, not merely what was considered marketable.
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Apple wrapped calendar 2019 with cash, equivalents and various types of marketable securities worth $207 billion, while its debt load appeared to land around $118 billion.
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Xi'an Municipality's debt is high, but the risks are mitigated by growing fiscal performance, and significant profits from and marketable shares in its state-owned enterprises.
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This is a happy ending for elites: a narrative convention, a marketable concept, a variant form of utopia — and the basis of an irrational political analysis.
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Finally, it will help protect participants from financial risk by requiring direct selling companies to buyback unused, marketable inventory at 85033 percent of the original cost.
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Moreover, these technologies, when fully developed, will be highly marketable throughout the world and generate economic benefits to states that engaged in the research and development.
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The program provides workers with the opportunity to have relocation assistance and resources to make them marketable if they're displaced from a job due to trade.
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YInMn is especially marketable because its compounds are highly stable, resistant to oil and water, which makes it versatile for many products, from crayons to paint.
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It tries to combine the best aspects of both VR and AR, wrapped up in a marketable term that sounds marginally less geeky than its cousins.
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Facebook does not offer a dividend and never has, but it does have $26 billion in cash and marketable securities, according to its latest earnings filing.
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Apple, a business with more than $200 billion in cash and marketable securities, is suddenly acting like a venture capital firm for the first time in years.
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Zhiling Ma, who appeared Thursday in Melbourne court, was charged with trafficking and importing a marketable quantity of a border patrol drug, CNN affiliate Nine News reports.
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For the July-September period, Treasury said it expects to issue $155 billion in net marketable debt, assuming an end-of-September cash balance of $300 billion.
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The Treasury said it paid down $25 billion in net marketable debt during the April-June quarter, ending the period with a cash balance of $364 billion.
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Fannie and Freddie bundle those loans into marketable debt securities, highly prized by global investors because they enjoy an effective guarantee against default from the U.S. government.
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The world's largest shale gas play is the Sichuan Basin in China, with more than 600 trillion cubic feet of marketable, recoverable gas, according to the NEB.
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At the time, Amazon's mandate was essentially to find its own version of Game of Thrones — a sprawling, bingeable, marketable fantasy series that would drag in viewers.
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This is typical of Ivanka's feminism, which has always been less about providing specific, workable solutions than it is about presenting marketable, aspirational images of Ivanka herself.
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Top graffiti, paste up, collage and graphic design artists are merging from diverse disciplines towards one common goal: converting those unsettled bills into marketable works of art.
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One of those (I realized) was to find a way to make what I was enjoying into a marketable product so others could feel the difference too!
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Thus the collection remains relatable — and, crucially, marketable — to a wider audience, while still retaining an element of culturally informed authenticity that forms much of Kaur's brand.
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"While a star manager can create a marketable face for a firm, it can carry risks if that star underperforms" or runs into other troubles, Fox said.
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And even if I didn't take a job at Intuit, the new technical and soft skills I learned gave me the confidence that I was still marketable.
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Its research suggests that investing 40 percent of the surplus in marketable securities will increase the exhaustion point by a total of 1 year, rather than 75.
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Investing the surplus in marketable security lowers the risk of insolvency by investing in assets with higher returns that introduce credit risk that isn't present today's portfolio.
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As of March 31, the group held some R$5.2bn (US$1.44bn) in cash and marketable securities against R$2.2bn in short-term debt, according to Fitch.
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Unlike commercial banks, the ECB accepts loan bundles and other 'non-marketable' assets, which are difficult to buy and sell because they do not trade on exchanges.
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"It is likely that this counterparty posted eligible, but not marketable collateral, which is not easy to refinance on the market," a senior euro zone treasurer said.
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As with booze, pot, and pills, so long as a skater continued to film tricks, corn syrup addictions were treated as nothing more than a marketable quirk.
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Canelo is clearly the most marketable fighter in the sport of boxing, and that's not going to change our negotiating position, that he doesn't have the title.
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That Vanity Fair profile was Kelly's mainstream moment, proof that she's more marketable and more intriguing to the general public than the rest of her Fox cohorts.
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Of the two, Thurman likely has the more marketable personality and skillset, and is the more probable candidate to fill the shoes of the next welterweight ruler.
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Apple has $210.6 billion on cash and marketable securities on hand, the company said in July, down 26% from its first-quarter 2018 peak of $285.1 billion.
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Otherwise, you had people who knew how to embrace the fame and attention that was being thrust upon them and turn it into something marketable and pleasant.
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Ng says she's been additionally lucky in the industry to have not had to push back on well-intentioned attempts to make her, or her work, marketable.
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It just seems odd that the show that the most marketable generation is, for some reason, watching is also the least relevant show still on the market.
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He desperately wanted to be rich and famous and realized that his most marketable asset was his willingness to risk his life, so he risked it often.
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Even if Mr. Slater's machine did make the perfect wave, to be marketable at a public park it would need to crank them out in rapid succession.
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This is a "great," immensely useful book, though opinions will vary about whether each contemporary artist included qualifies as great or is simply currently visible and marketable.
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Originally titled "For President Kennedy: An Epilogue," White's article ran in Life magazine and was an exemplar of impressively marketable mythmaking — it inaugurated the Camelot fairy tale.
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Disney's adorable, highly marketable new answer to the porg should have been a no-brainer for the merch of live-action Star Wars TV series The Mandalorian.
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If a student dreamed of a major in Russian literature, she may struggle to find a school that sees a knowledge of Tolstoy to be particularly marketable.
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With newer, more marketable forms of the genre taking centerstage for the better part of the decade, street music has been demoted back to its underground roots.
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Once the purview of a small but vocal community of internet activists, fat acceptance has gone mainstream via the decidedly safer and more marketable body positivity movement.
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The aesthetic effect remains instantly recognisable and, still, highly marketable: the Cyrillic slogans, stars and block colours reappear today on the catwalks of Gosha Rubchinskiy as "Soviet chic".
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At Sweet Beginnings in the North Lawndale community, men and women returning from incarceration make beelove products while learning marketable skills and preparing to re-enter the workforce.
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Swift dabbles in feminist rhetoric, but Swift dabbles in feminist rhetoric, but only only when it is marketable or part of an album narrative that helps record sales.
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During the October-December quarter, the department said it plans to issue $182 billion in net marketable debt, which assumes a $390 billion cash balance on Dec. 31.
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With over $19 billion of cash and marketable securities at the end of the third quarter, we continue to see the talc litigation as manageable for the company.
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To date, the film has earned more than $170 million at the US box office, quelling the notion that films with predominantly Asian casts aren't marketable or relatable.
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As of September 2016, ODM had a cash and marketable securities balance of MXN1 billion and short-term debt of MXN21 million (incurred by Prisa before the acquisition).
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Wallabies international Folau, one of the nation's top players and most marketable athletes, wrote on Instagram that gays would be condemned to "hell" if they failed to "repent".
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Facebook has a full war chest in case it wants to make any big acquisitions, with $38.29 billion in cash marketable securities at the end of Q3 2017.
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As of June, Apple reported it had cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities of $231.5 billion, of which 92.8 percent, or $203 billion, were held in foreign subsidiaries.
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You may not initially want to depend on the government for housing, food and clothing – but in the absence of marketable skills, that's often what ends up happening.
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T=14. Daniel Sturridge — £16 million: England and Liverpool striker Sturridge has seen his career blighted by injuries, but is still one of British football's most marketable assets.
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Here, the protest sign transitions from an expression of conviction to something far more marketable—clickbait—plus bragging rights for whichever clever marcher happened to make the cut.
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Those who don't happen to have that particular combination of currently marketable skills can rot in minimum wage jobs, catering to the whims of the deserving creative class.
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In an enterprising and marketable twist, this European production tapped Shia LaBeouf -- an actor with a reputation for eccentricity -- to play John McEnroe, the tantrum-throwing tennis great.
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It's true, Mayfield didn't get any major scholarship offers out of high school, but now he's one of the most marketable, exciting, and talented players in the game.
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After decades of little attention being paid to the disparities of the arbitration system, two marketable young stars making a stink about tenderfoot salaries could be a coincidence.
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But Shots has raised $15 million in venture capital and has a modest but loyal seven million active users, most of whom are teens, a highly marketable demographic.
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This fight is not so much about Irish pageantry or Olympic injustice or shows of bravado: It's about whether this engaging and marketable young man can actually fight.
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But experts say you can manage the situation by thinking about what you can learn to make yourself more marketable, or what Keswin calls "future-proofing" your career.
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In this politics of white virtue, Lydia and Luca's journey comes off as little more than a simplistic story that can render a heartrending crisis consumable and marketable.
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By linking the "blue-sky" research done at NIHS with the more commercially focused Research Center, it hopes to accelerate the translation of scientific discoveries into marketable products.
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Within the group, venture capital investments were the most lucrative, yielding a 15.1 percent return, while so-called marketable alternative strategies, including hedge funds, inched up only 2.7 percent.
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Through the 1950s, subtitled foreign language films were marketable in the United States, according to Carol O'Sullivan, a historian of film translation at the University of Bristol in Britain.
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The basin, mostly situated in British Columbia but also straddling the Yukon and Northwest Territories borders, is estimated to contain 219 trillion cubic feet of marketable, unconventional natural gas.
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But Drive, along with Gosling's ab-flashing role in Crazy Stupid Love, successfully repackaged the actor as an edgy-yet-marketable heartthrob, a role he's insistently inhabited ever since.
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That's more than double the amount Amazon had in the previous year and the most as a percentage of total cash, equivalents and marketable securities (277.5 percent) since 22019.
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The national team is wildly marketable and successful and has superstars and we're fun and we're good and I don't ... it's like I don't ... I'm at a complete loss.
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In its first such project, Chongzheng Primary School asked a group of its pupils to spend time in an elderly home and come up with life-improving, marketable solutions.
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That the NFL is willing to risk the health and availability of its most marketable players is a curious approach, though it also speaks to what appeals to fans.
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If the purchase happens, it would again underscore Apple's increased willingness to consider large multibillion-dollar acquisitions with its war chest of $225 billion in cash and marketable securities.
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A: I would search for new markets for the product while I spurred the engineers to change the product to make it more marketable to its original core audience.
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He had a big Nike deal, but there weren't many global deals beneath that, which was surprising to us for one of the most marketable guys on the globe.
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As job seekers in the 21st century, students, both domestic and international, have to think of the workplace of the future in order to be as marketable as possible.
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Placement by a temp firm at a company provides on-the-job training, which provides the individual with marketable skills and a better opportunity to secure full-time employment.
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"Yet the administration transferred al-Sawah — a man with a highly dangerous and marketable skill — to the country with no citizenship or ability to obtain legitimate employment," he wrote.
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"We are like a throwaway category, despite the fact that we make a lot of money for them, they don't seem to realize that we are marketable," Taylor said.
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It doesn't fit in with anything in a marketable sense, and it is by no means the hippest thing we've done, but I like a lot of those songs.
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As of the same date, the company reported BRL156 million of cash and marketable securities and total adjusted debt of BRL175 million, of which BRL37 million was short-term.
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Enroll in thousands of online courses for $03 each An excellent way to show initiative and personal determination is by taking a course to learn something new and marketable.
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Even if you're just starting a business you have to be immediately thinking about what's going to help you be marketable to the world, and not just to America.
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But at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, arch rival Nike sponsored more teams for the first time, including the hosts, and signed more of the most marketable players.
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As marketable debt instruments, issues from the NeuMTN and NeuCP programmes do not fall under the scope of this legal provision and therefore the state guarantee is not required.
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The Treasury said in a statement it expects to pay down $65 billion in net marketable debt during the period, assuming an end-of-June cash balance of $350 billion.
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Fitch includes in its calculated readily available cash the bank deposits with a term of more than 210 days and a discounted value of the marketable securities held by Bosch.
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In a stroke of genius, he used a chemistry set to create a similar (and more marketable) concoction he called the Lash Brow Line that would eventually be dubbed Maybelline.
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This may have been a personal preference, a clever choice, or perhaps more of a necessity; the industry traditionally deems women to be more marketable as pop artists than rappers.
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Drag Race challenges often stress entrepreneurship, from the third season's "RuVC" segment, where queens created and pitched marketable products, to the following season, where they made infomercials for Ru's albums.
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A few egregious examples drew the ire of policymakers, like ones where a family partnership was created to hold a basket of marketable securities, whose value was easy to ascertain.
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It noted only that Fosun had no liquidity issues considering it held 61 billion yuan ($9.6 billion) of cash and marketable securities against 35 billion yuan of short-term liabilities.
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Michael Phelps may have more gold medals than any other athlete in history, but according to one sports business executive, he's not even the most marketable Olympic athlete in Rio.
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People question the value of a liberal arts education in a digital economy compared to the hard, technical skills from the STEM fields in making graduates marketable in today's world.
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In an interview with People last year, the actress admitted that she first dyed her hair dark brown when she was seven years old because it made her more marketable.
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Any time a slogan becomes popular and marketable — whether it's #NeverthelessShePersisted tattoos or a $75 Marc Jacobs safety pin ring — it risks severing itself from its spiritual and political roots.
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"The problem with the corporate world is WADA doesn't provide the corporate world with any marketable benefits," Reedie said, conceding that he may have been too ambitious in his plans.
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Izzy, who is Cuban-American, is an outsider trying to break into the tech bubble, knowing she has a marketable idea but unable to get insiders to take her seriously.
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In Google's case, BackRub was still a relatively unknown side project for Brin and Page, until increasing traffic to the search engine prompted them to find a more marketable name.
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The move comes after its accrediting agency suspended approval following allegations that it was racking up debt for students with academic loans while failing to provide them with marketable skills.
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But most of the company's cash is outside of the U.S. During Apple's fourth-quarter earnings call, the company said that it had $268.9 billion in cash and marketable securities.
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Despite that, a win, meaning Lee stopped a seven-fight win streak, would be a nice additional wrinkle to a young, talented fighter who is pretty marketable as it is.
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"The fashion industry should stay away from othering trans women and making us look like this marketable adversary to womanhood," Selcuk said, adding that Graham doesn't do that at all.
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That can mean delicate conversations between antiques owners and real estate agents, who have to resort to explaining, cajoling, and creative solutions like virtual staging to make homes more marketable.
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Skillful helps provide marketable skills for job seekers without college degrees and connects them with employers in need of middle-skilled workers in information technology, advanced manufacturing and health care.
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The company had $257 billion in cash and marketable securities on its balance sheet as of April 1, and analysts estimated that about 90 percent of it was stashed overseas.
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To Wat, her job as an employer is to make sure all of her employees are marketable and able to adapt to the changes that come with automation and digitalization.
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Compare that to the average unemployment rate of the working population of the U.S., which is almost twice that, at 4.4 percent — clearly, getting a degree makes you more marketable.
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In an election season some say was ruled by sound bites — "Nasty Woman" and "Bad Hombres" — any enterprising observer could turn off-the-cuff utterances into words of marketable protest.
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Afterward, they were to appear at John Varvatos's boutique on the Bowery, where Mr. Varvatos and the band's most marketable member, Nick Jonas, were promoting a tequila called Villa One.
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Before the rule change, approved last summer at the IOC session in Malaysia, athletes had long argued they were deprived of commercial attention and income during their most marketable moments.
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As a genre, it has developed branding strategies, a collecting base and a marketable canon of (mostly male) stars, with Henry Darger, Martín Ramírez and Bill Traylor leading the list.
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You can't show those traits in school, so if you have those traits, you slow yourself down by going to school where you cannot exhibit your best, marketable traits. 4.
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Bisping is suddenly an extremely valuable commodity to the UFC, and the organization is unlikely to throw his ultra-marketable Cinderella story away on a last-minute scrap with Cormier.
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Given that our marketable debt doubled from 260 to 2016, it's remarkable that the annual cost of the interest on the debt rose far less, from $185 billion to $223 billion.
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It also said that it wanted to become "net cash neutral over time," which means that it intends to spend all of the cash and marketable securities on its balance sheet.
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And one of the things that really has been kind of a forefront of that, stretching reader imagination for what's possible, what's consumable, what's marketable, has really been the podcast revolution.
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So Frontline Fashion is a documentary series that is following emerging designers as they battle it out to prove that they can create marketable and desirable quality clothes out of waste.
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Now, technological advancements in machine vision, processing, robotics and other areas, combined with an expected long-term decline in the availability of seasonal agricultural labor, make fruit-picking robots more marketable.
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Some drugs, like intranasal oxytocin, already seem to enhance trust and attachment in experiments with humans, though it's not clear whether those studies will translate to real life and marketable drugs.
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Even YouTube overlooked its most-subscribed creator in its YouTube Rewind video in 2018 and 2017, signaling the platform was intentionally overlooking him and favoring a new class of marketable creators.
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Your purchase helps disadvantaged people in Chicago establish a work history, learn productive work habits and gain marketable skills —and you get to pamper yourself with soothing honey, too. 9. GALERIE.LA
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Neymar is perhaps the most marketable footballer in the world, with an enormous reach on social media: he has more followers on Instagram (79m) than does Nike, his main sponsor (73m).
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As of the end of last year, roughly 88.5 percent of Amazon's cash equivalents and marketable securities were due within one year, up from 77.5 percent the previous year, filings show.
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Both Coleman and Hammons struggled with the commercial demands of their respective practices, and as a result both shifted toward conceptualism over formalism, eschewing more marketable forms of their artistic mediums.
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Wireless charging startup uBeam accused of being the next Theranos Questions began to mount about whether uBeam's approach could produce a marketable product in a palatable form factor with real utility.
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For him, X is not a lab that churns out immediately useable technology or marketable products, but a place where innovation is "systemized" — imagine Henry Ford's assembly line, but for ideas.
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Fat-soluble cannabinoids "partition and separate out of the water solutions and you end up with something like salad dressing," Sayre said, which does not make for a very marketable drink.
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Co-President Liz Dee paid Cramer a visit to discus the host's favorite treat, which Dee explained is free of fat, gluten and top allergens, while also marketable to vegan consumers.
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While a large number, it is a manageable one for Alphabet, which reported holding $92.4 billion in cash (including cash equivalents and marketable securities) as of their most recent quarterly filing.
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If truth is not a marketable item, like clean environments or livable neighborhoods, the platforms that manage digital communication seem to show little interest in maintaining it, letting broken news propagate.
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How the 2020 MBA class can make itself marketable in the middle of any crisis, from a Columbia dean who guided students through the Great Recession and turned anxiety into action
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In just three months, after expenses and investments and payouts to shareholders, Apple's already colossal pile of cash and marketable securities grew another $10.8 billion, reaching a nearly unfathomable $1303 billion.
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WH Group had ample liquidity at the end of 2015, with USD1.1bn in cash and USD397m in marketable securities, which are more than sufficient to cover its current borrowings of USD370m.
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Bloomberg reports that Treasury foresees issuing $2628 billion in net marketable debt between July and the end of September, and another $28503 billion between October and the end of the year.
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The net marketable debt the Treasury expects to issue from July through September is also the fourth-largest total for that quarter and far higher than was estimated earlier this year.
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Given that our marketable debt doubled from 20173 to 22017, it's remarkable that the annual cost of the interest on the debt rose far less, from $22020 billion to $230 billion.
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Mr. Lucas's 1977 foundational movie mostly transcends its flaws with slick looks, hooky effects, old-school heroics and loads of marketable material that helped turn fan love into an ecumenical cult.
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Charitable recipients need to consider the nature of the asset, how long should it be held and the cost of maintaining it, as well as how marketable the item is, said Heisman.
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Tiger Woods, who was once one of the most marketable athletes in the world, has signed a new multiyear deal with Bridgestone Golf to exclusively play and promote its golf ball line.
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Now, corporate America has coopted creativity into a marketable identity for both workers and jobs, and yet our economic system fails to sustain the vast majority of people who actually create things.
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But it's anyone's guess what Edie Parker's actual politics are, and how it relates to you, other than "politics" and "feminism" exist as marketable concepts you can employ to sell a bag.
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The episode also mocks influencer lifestyle, with the highest-ranked users carefully creating marketable illusions of blemish-free, pastel lives for themselves, to impress other users and keep their approval ratings high.
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While Girls' Night In certainly isn't opposed to a good shopping spree, Ramos is trying to take things a step further than the marketable form of self-care that brands often push.
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The idea is that the craft is both marketable — Foster Pride designs will be available at American Eagle later this year, so students can make a profit off their designs — and therapeutic.
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With more than $109 billion in cash and marketable securities on hand, Google is often at the center of M&A speculation — who the company should buy, who it missed out on.
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But at the TED 2017 conference today, Boston Dynamics founder and CEO Marc Raibert admitted his company has been testing how it can put its robots to work in more marketable ways.
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That means if women in porn hope to earn as much money as possible in the general amount of time they are deemed marketable, race will become a compounding factor of inequality.
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The Sohn Idea Contest Presented by GLG (Gerson Lehrman Group) is open to anyone with an investment idea for a marketable security (long or short) with a market capitalization above $200 billion.
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Some are so out-there that it's hard to believe they ever seemed like marketable products, like the many failed CD-drive add-ons that companies tried to hawk over the years.
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Focused on teaching "soft" skills — interview etiquette, résumé writing and the like — it often sent prisoners into the labor pool lacking marketable skills or direction, resulting in low-paying, short-term jobs.
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The marketable, propagandistic imagery of World War II gave way to the paranoid suspicion of the Cold War era, and patriotism, more and more, morphed into a matter of optics — of theater.
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Debatable. Mostly, it appears that Disney was attempting to make Kendrick's character into a marketable doll to live beside the likes of its more established princesses like Cinderella, Belle, and Snow White.
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His highly appealing, easily marketable narrative of Christianity — though it differs in content from Oprah's more vaguely spiritual mantras of self-care — is, like hers, accessible, consumer-friendly, and social media-savvy.
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What remains, though, is an impressively detailed, dense epic in two volumes, "The Billion-Dollar Molecule" and "The Antidote," describing the truly herculean labors needed to birth a panel of marketable drugs.
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Still, Mr. Bart rejects the idea that simply being a "child of" is enough for anyone to make the leap to a bona fide marketable personality in his or her own right.
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I mean, it--in fact, I-- the market-- the stock market relative to the long-term bond market-- people have free choices, pretty much, if they're going to be in marketable securities.
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Americans, regardless of education or geographical location, have marketable skills in the global economy: They speak English and understand the nuances of communicating with Americans — something that cannot be easily shipped overseas.
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"Cash and marketable securities (most held abroad) make up 18.3 percent of the 'Power Five's' aggregate market capitalization, compared with 2.3 percent for the largest companies during the tech bubble," Frank said.
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Mixtapes in the scattered 2000s style that helped both of these artists find an audience are increasingly looking like a thing of the past as artists lean into more marketable business models.
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"People criticize you at an extremely young age," says Winter, whose hair was dyed black for the first time when she was 7 because it was believed it would make her more marketable.
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And the company has announced plans to launch 5G in at least 30 U.S. cities by the end of this year, even though there are limited hardware options and few marketable use cases.
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Military hardware is Russia's second-biggest source of income after oil, and the S-400 surface-to-air missile is one of the country's most advanced and marketable weapons systems in recent years.
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Similarly, donations of long-term appreciated marketable securities have a deduction limit of 20 percent of AGI if made to a private foundation, but 30 percent of AGI if made to a DAF.
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As a refresher, cash on hand consists of actual cash and cash equivalents, as well as short-term and long-term marketable securities — essentially any investment the company can quickly turn into cash.
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The NPL's ever-smaller clocks are just one step towards marketable products that could vastly outdo GPS (which itself is an application of atomic timekeeping) in navigation, or help spot what lies underground.
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Efficient, high-powered offense is the game's most sought-after and marketable currency, and players who don't fall in line tend to stumble down depth charts or fall out of the league entirely.
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These differ from traditional job interviews in that the goal is to gain insight into your desired field or a specific company, allowing you to take steps to become a more marketable candidate.
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In its second quarter alone, for example, Facebook posted $16.9 billion in sales, generated $8.6 billion in cash from its operations, and ended the quarter with $48.6 billion in cash and marketable securities.
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The accounting change required Berkshire to report $6.2 billion of unrealized losses in its marketable stock portfolio, which totaled $2195.64 billion at year end, regardless of whether it planned to sell those stocks.
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But there's a second aspect: Once an oyster develops a whole bunch of gonads after that period, when the oyster has expelled all that, then it becomes a thin, watery, barely marketable product.
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But now that Sharapova is allowed to play tennis again, there's a question of how much of a cushion to give her and whether she's receiving undeserved perks because she's marketable and talented.
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You should take this extra time at home to make sure your resume and LinkedIn profile are up-to-date, not only with your most recent positions but also with your marketable skills.
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The appearance comes at a sensitive time for the N.B.A. The league has seen a boom in recent years, buoyed by an offensive explosion as well as the emergence of several marketable stars.
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The rating reflects Fitch's view that cash flows supporting payment on the sukuk will constitute direct, unconditional, unsecured and general obligations of Indonesia, ranking equally with Indonesia's unsecured and unsubordinated marketable external debt.
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Over his decades in real estate, Donald Trump was seemingly able to get away with anything, emerging from each consecutive bankruptcy and scandal ever more famous and with his brand ever more marketable.
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With equity and technical reserves at close to EUR4.5bn and EUR3bn, respectively, Fitch considers SACE to be adequately covered against both tail and operational risks stemming from outstanding guarantees of non-marketable risks.
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"A precise timeline for the possible purchase of marketable instruments issued or guaranteed by the Hellenic Republic under the PSPP (Public Sector Purchase Programme) cannot be specified at the current juncture," Draghi said.
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But if you're defending the integrity of a promotional event designed to raise the brand awareness of a corporation's most marketable employees, when exactly did whimsy and pleasure exit your mortal soul permanently?
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Not only had he made a glittery, alien-looking creature look cool, he had helped pioneer a sexy (and marketable) form of otherness that mainstream artists have tried to replicate in the decades since.
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Not that either of those were particularly marketable, mind — but they did seem to embody the spirit of excitement ZTE was attempting to foster early on better than the project that would become Hawkeye.
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Instead, crypto went mainstream because Ethereum gave ordinary people the ability to trade in a whole new form of marketable securities, "cryptotokens," which in theory will one day have some kind of inherent value.
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As part of its Anaconda Plan, the Union had set up the blockade to prevent supplies from reaching the Confederacy, and to prevent the export of cotton and other marketable items by the Southerners.
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And with Wentz, Watson, and the rise of Jimmy Garoppolo, not to mention a loaded draft class this year, the NFL appears to be getting a much-needed boost in marketable, star-caliber quarterbacks.
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Since 2014, a nonprofit called The Last Mile has taught coding and entrepreneurship classes inside San Quentin and other prisons in hopes of helping incarcerated people develop marketable skills for when they get out.
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Sponsored by GLG, the world's leading professional learning membership, the contest is open to any individual with an investment idea for a marketable security (long or short) with a market capitalization above $003 billion.
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Equally important, marine-fish farmers would no longer have to find suitable coastal sites for penning stock while it grows to marketable size, exposing the crowded animals to disease and polluting the marine environment.
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Apple, which had more than $200 billion in cash and readily marketable securities at the end of June, is likely to see the case drag out for years in EU and possibly Irish courts.
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In 85033 his school abruptly went out of business and filed for bankruptcy, leaving him (and many other students) with tens of thousands of dollars in student loans but no marketable skills or diplomas.
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Still, Mr. Acosta and Ms. Melendez, who speaks fluent Spanish, are better positioned than many of their classmates, who don't have uniquely marketable skills that would allow them to set off on their own.
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The oft-photographed Ms. Golden, who is also a board member of the Obama Foundation, and Mr. Olowu, who has dressed Michelle Obama and Solange Knowles, make an obvious — and very marketable — power couple.
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Dale Earnhardt Jr., the biggest celebrity in racing since his father, announced that the 2018 season would be his last; Danica Patrick, one of the league's most marketable personalities, couldn't even find a sponsor.
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If we believe education is a civil right that improves society and increases civic engagement, then the purpose of prison education shouldn't be about training people to develop marketable skills for the global economy.
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The bigger story, of course, is both remarkable and marketable: the success of the Yankees who have replaced the injured Andujar, Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton, Didi Gregorius, Luis Severino and Dellin Betances, among others.
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During our interview, Kasher laughed at the interaction, remembering himself in the moment as the worst kind of showbiz monster, demanding that all of society's complexity be distorted and compressed into a marketable product.
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There is more to being a professional athlete in a grueling combat and endurance sport than simply being a marketable name who is willing to get in there and 'have a bash at it'.
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For all the stars in the Mets' rotation, for all the marketable pitchers the Mets have — Matt Harvey, Jacob deGrom, Noah Syndergaard, Steven Matz — the loudest and most enthusiastic cheers seemed to come for Colon.
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" The only reason he ended up on the front lines against Russian hackers is that during his second semester he was required to choose a major, and he chose computer science because it was "marketable.
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In its latest quarterly report, Alphabet said its total portfolio of non-marketable equity securities — which includes investments made by the earlier-stage GV group — is worth $12.95 billion, including unrealized gains of $4.6 billion.
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Most larger cities—such as New York, San Francisco, and Portland, Oregon—have been able to either find alternative markets or improve and expand their municipal operations to process higher-quality and more marketable materials.
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On Trump's balance sheets, for instance, cash and marketable securities are at the top of the list of assets, followed by real estate, partnerships — and in the case of the 2013 statement, his brand value.
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There's no way this could have happened unless Ubisoft, from the start, made it clear that the game was to be divorced from the real world in every way except those that were deemed marketable.
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Of the 10 China-focused analysts and fund managers who spoke to Reuters, three, including a leading global credit rating agency, said the lenders could avoid it by repackaging non-performing loans into marketable securities.
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LIQUIDITY Strong Liquidity: Novartis' liquidity is strong, with cash and marketable securities at USD8.4 billion at June 2017 (USD4.5 at end 2016), comfortably covering short-term debt maturities of USD7.5 billion (USD5.8 billion at - 2016).
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The contest is sponsored by GLG, CIAM and Egerton Capital, and is open to any individual with an investment idea for a marketable security (long or short) with a market capitalisation of above $215 billion.
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Instead of clinging to the elementary quips and dramatized values of their early days, Brand New pushed themselves to tackle grander musical scopes, essentially becoming an alt-rock band not marketable enough for radio airplay.
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And over the course of two seasons, I noticed the strain of disease Luke Cage was suffering from; the same conundrum TV shows and films designed for black audiences tolerate in a marketable woke culture.
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Financing estimates from January show that the Treasury expects to issue $441 billion in net marketable debt in the current quarter and the bulk of that is likely to be in the short-term market.
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Apple, which reported its quarterly earnings on Tuesday, had $257 billion in cash and marketable securities on its balance sheet as of April 1, so a $1 billion fund is relatively paltry for the company.
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II." While the Wackie's line wasn't the most marketable collection, the goal was "to educate, to try to help young people understand the real culture that's right beneath their feet, particularly in New York City.
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A common undervaluation occurs when the heirs of a wealthy business owner claim the separate stakes in the business they've received are not readily marketable and therefore they should receive a "minority interest" valuation discount.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury said on Monday it expected to pay down $47 billion less in net marketable debt in the April-June period than previously forecast due primarily to lower receipts and higher outlays.
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Instead, as one of the most marketable athletes in North America Patrick has been able to turn her fame into businesses ranging from wine to a clothing line, opportunities that she said would keep her busy.
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When indie titles like Spelunky, Rogue Legacy, and Dungeons of Dredmor had to ask the question of how to make a roguelike accessible and broadly marketable, they came up with answers that advanced the genre enormously.
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The Nets signed Lin to a three-year, $36 million contract because he's good and they had money to burn, but beyond his status as a marketable figure, his place in Brooklyn doesn't fit their timeline.
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MACH Energy Australia, set up by the Indonesian conglomerate Salim Group, said on Wednesday it would buy the Mount Pleasant thermal coal assets, which have 474 million tonnes of marketable greserves, for $224 million plus royalties.
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LIQUIDITY Bunge's internal sources of liquidity include $548 million of cash and cash equivalents, $215 million of marketable securities and short-term investments and FCF that can fluctuate from positive to negative from year to year.
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The images talk the talk of male beauty standards set forth as early as Greek sculpture, ever limiting a potential scope of what consumable, marketable beauty can be, and further legitimizing the off-limits boys' club.
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A fight against Pulev, Haye said, would be more marketable for Joshua, so the Briton could get stripped of the WBO belt, which could then be on the line for ranked fighters like Usyk and Chisora.
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Fantasizing about a world in which Facebook and private equity do not control my future occasionally feels freeing, but more often it sends me into a spiral of despair because of my lack of marketable skills.
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That would provide them with much-needed electricity while diverting a fraction of the power to run water-generation kiosks that suck the humidity out of the coastal air and turn it into marketable drinking water.
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The marathoner Scott Fauble, a favorite to make the Olympic team, told me that shaving three minutes off his personal record forever changed his life, instantly transforming him from a mere competitor into a marketable star.
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Teaching marketable job skills, treating mental health needs and substance abuse, providing educational opportunities, building social and team skills, and strengthening our halfway houses are all demonstrable ways of reducing recidivism and personal patterns of crime.
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For those currently out of work who are looking for ways to keep their skills fresh, take the time to research local professional groups or charity organizations that will help you leverage your marketable job skills.
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"Cleveland and Cuyahoga County both have diverse economies anchored by large employers which should largely mitigate any shock that perhaps their most marketable athlete leaving the city would create, " said Matthew Wong, director at Fitch Ratings.
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Made in Brownsville is a nonprofit that trains 14- to 24-year-olds in graphic and product design, videography and other marketable means of communication, offering apprenticeships from which they can build well-paying creative careers.
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Vietnam's sovereign funding profile remains stable, but has increasingly pivoted toward domestic marketable debt in order to prepare for reduced access to concessionary financing resulting from the country's forthcoming graduation from the World Bank's International Development Association.
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This can do a lot in our field and will make me more marketable to reenter the workforce should I decide to take time off within the next few years to raise kids we hope to have.
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It's interesting to imagine how scientists could condense hours of entertainment into a safe, marketable drug, however, if only because it would allow the company to replace the concept of Netflix and chill with Netflix and pill.
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Executives at Google's parent company, Alphabet, have decided to sell Boston Dynamics as it is not likely to produce a marketable product in the next few years, Bloomberg News reports, citing two people familiar with the plans.
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Both NASA and the Soviet space program bragged about the interplanetary vistas they visited, but it hadn't yet occurred to either agency that the most marketable space images might be the ones that looked back at home.
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Instead, they see an effort to redraw the theater's mission to make Berlin a more attractive and marketable destination for tourists and for the internationally minded millennials who have moved into many of that city's trendiest districts.
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Since 2011, the year "Captain America: The First Avenger" was released, Mr. Evans's face (and torso, and biceps) has signified a marketable mix of principled strength and rank-and-file virtue as reliably as any in Hollywood.
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But to his longtime friends, what's most remarkable, or perhaps not, is how little the experience of suddenly finding himself, at 52, anointed a "hot," even marketable director has changed either him or his darkly iconoclastic vision.
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That's not to detract from Steve Jobs' legacy, but it does beg the question of whether these technologies would exist if researchers weren't afforded the federal government's patience and resources to make things that weren't intuitively marketable.
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In the 2013 statement, for example, the cash and marketable securities category more than doubled, to $346 million, from the year before, even as a note claimed that Mr. Trump had paid off a number of liabilities.
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So until the company provides clarity about how others can buy and use its drones, the technology could just be a demonstration of what might one day end up in other machines, rather than Intel's own marketable product.
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Syndax believes that its cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities are sufficient to fund payment obligations related to this license agreement as well as its development efforts into mid-2690, which will encompass key clinical milestones for entinostat.
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Osaka's ascent to the top of the women's game has made her a hot marketable commodity for the world's top brands, with some estimates that she stands to make more than $15 million in endorsements alone this year.
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Two techniques to tackle debt problems have been highlighted by Chinese media - converting non-performing loans into equity and repackaging them into marketable securities - but the IMF said these would need to be coupled with broader restructuring efforts.
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The five-borough cross-disciplinary festival, which runs through May 260, celebrates the indefatigable furniture makers, weavers, jewelry artists, potters and other professionals who trot out new design ideas every spring, some marketable, others waiting for their millennium.
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"There was just a lot of confusion for a young, naïve athlete," said Courier, who added that he had eventually realized and accepted that Bollettieri was making a simple and sound business decision by supporting the marketable Agassi.
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Overall, marketable crude oil from Western Canada is currently expected to average 2900 million barrels per day (b/d) in 220006, which is more than 2202 million b/d above where production is expected to be in 2628.
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Religious sayings and names of deceased loved ones are etched and painted on some of the panes; he avoids a practice, common among window dealers and collectors, of removing inscriptions to make the pieces more generic and marketable.
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On the Runway LONDON — The cool London "It" girl has become as marketable (and recognizable) a celebrity-skewed fashion commodity in the 21st century as the pop singer/designer, athlete with an athleisure line, or reality TV star.
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Instead of separating calves from their mothers immediately, which is done in part to reserve the cow's marketable milk, he keeps them together for 15 days, after which the baby nurses twice a day for around six months.
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Puig is owed just $14.5 million by the Dodgers over the next two seasons, which makes him immensely marketable, particularly for a team that believes it might get him back to where he was a few years ago.
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Instead of telling these marginalized stories with the nuance and depth they need, mainstream media has chosen to brush queer stories with the marketable label of "these people are just like us," with the us being heterosexual couples.
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The suggestion, it seemed, was that both auteurish conceptual substance and marketable packaging for art are ultimately immaterial as far as pure pleasure is concerned, so here, take this dildo-looking thing instead, it might actually be useful.
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The bubble popped, the firm's shares sunk to single digits and the company burned through money, seeking a marketable use for its fuel cells, which cost more than conventional competitors but emit nothing but water as a byproduct.
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He was welcomed at elite conferences about "ideas" and "innovation," became chummy with the mayors whose cities and pet projects he helped fund, and made himself—out of a long history of sexism and racism—into something marketable.
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According to sneaker marketing executives, companies are getting a "highly-marketable" figure in Tucker, who is earning roughly $8 million this season, the third of a four-year, $31 million deal he signed with the Rockets in 2017.
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The proliferation of commodity activism such as Nike's, in other words, serves as a trenchant reminder that there is no "outside" to the logic of contemporary capitalism; social action may itself be shifting shape into a marketable commodity.
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When it becomes very explicit you can look at the path of gentrification and how artists come into neighborhoods and find ways to use it and then it becomes marketable—that's all a part of that consideration on context.
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But Facebook also says it is setting aside $3 billion, or roughly 6 percent of its cash and marketable securities on hand, for the FTC fine that is coming down the pipeline at some point, likely later this year.
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But Facebook also says it is setting aside $23 billion, or roughly 25 percent of its cash and marketable securities on hand, for the FTC fine that is coming down the pipeline at some point, likely later this year.
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Cianciolo's brand existed squarely outside the mainstream fashion industry, and in 73, at the moment it began to feel marketable, she left it entirely, shifting her focus to her art practice, which had been blooming quietly in the background.
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The overwhelming effect of seeing, in codified form, every marketable thing in the world laid out before you is overwhelming and oddly belittling, as if all human wants and needs were so easy to anticipate, catalogue, and cater to.
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But in the case of Mo'Nique specifically — who is also plus-sized and has already experienced "blackballing" — I don't think that her race and gender are the only things influencing how marketable she is to networks and streaming platforms.
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Iran's Ali Akbar Salehi said he envisaged a joint pilot project with Hungary to design a 25-megawatt reactor and then a reactor of up to 100 megawatts, a size he said would be marketable across Asia and Africa.
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What's saddest about it is that the Spirit served as a vital, useful counterargument to this problem—an independent NWSL team with on-field success, multiple marketable stars, and climbing attendance (league-wide, attendeance increased ten percent in 2016).
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Trevorrow's choice to rely on Crichton also raises the question of whether the character might be seen only in flashbacks, or could be killed off, as Crichton intended, before Goldblum made the character far too marketable to stay dead.
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To that end he has enumerated 89 "rules" (perhaps a more marketable term than "suggestions") in no particular order, with the goal of helping consumers to relax and to better discern between what is important and what is not.
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Apple, Microsoft and Alphabet are best positioned to take advantage of the Republican-backed tax bill, as they're sitting on overseas cash and marketable securities totaling more than $500 billion, which can be repatriated at a lower tax rate.
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The answers have to do with funding, have to do with white supremacy within our movements; they have to do with this idea that somehow climate is a more marketable issue than fighting mass incarceration or for migrant rights.
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The organizers of the event, which moved to Long Island last year after 26 years in Memphis, might have hoped for more marketable names to highlight the tournament's final days to help lift the profile of the tour stop.
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Moreover, as a telegenic, marketable sporting personality, she attracted dozens of corporate sponsorships and commercial endorsements, which made her renowned worldwide and led to scores of national media appearances that significantly raised the profile of ski racing in America.
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A former N.B.A. rookie of the year and slam-dunk contest winner, he has been one of the league's most popular and marketable players in recent years, appearing in countless N.B.A. promotions and lighthearted commercials for a bevy of sponsors.
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Instead of pushing career training, Northwestern makes arts majors take more liberal-arts courses than peers, and relies on liberal education plus arts skills, including running student productions, to make students marketable, said David Bell, head of Northwestern's musical theater program.
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Their squad boasts some of the biggest and most marketable names in the game such as Alex Morgan and Carli Lloyd, and Ireland's Roche, who plays for C.F. Florentina in Italy, says that she expects the Americans to remain steadfast.
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IPG's liquidity position is supported by a cash balance of $775 million and marketable securities of $3.1 million as of March 31, 2017, in addition to $103 million of availability under its $1 billion revolving credit facility due Oct. 2020.
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Odds are, you know at least one Star Wars fan (and if not, you need to find some new friends.) The franchise is so huge and popular (and marketable) that there are literally thousands of Star Wars products available online.
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In the first part of the film, which takes place at the turn of the millennium, we do see hints of Celeste's transformation — how she's crafted into a more marketable version of herself, as well as her loss of innocence.
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I wonder what would happen if you hooked Gary Bettman up to a lie detector and asked him how he honestly feels about having his two most marketable young stars in Laine and Connor McDavid stuck in Winnipeg and Edmonton.
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And even then, when something marketable comes along, a producer will say, hey, maybe the main character could be a white girl, because then people might actually want to see it, might actually care, and what's the big deal anyway.
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But at here at CES, we're getting a good reminder of the types of trade-offs the VR market has to consider when trying to push technical boundaries and still have a marketable product at the end of the day.
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Within five years of Harris's presentation going viral, Apple and Google both figured out that digital "well-being" — much like privacy, another hot commodity that doesn't exactly suit advertising-based business — can serve as a marketable feature for a phone.
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Failure to make meaningful progress on fiscal consolidation would undermine the recent improvement in market sentiment and expose the country again to refinancing risks, particularly since a considerable proportion of government borrowings is now in the form of marketable external debt.
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Private equity funding could be an option, but financial sources and investors said Toshiba would likely be forced to sell off more assets and stakes, months after having sold its two most easily marketable businesses: white goods and medical devices.
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IPG's liquidity position is supported by a cash balance of $673 million and marketable securities of $7 million as of March 31, 20153, in addition to $996 million of availability under its $1 billion revolving credit facility due Oct. 2020.
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One of the most marketable athletes in North America, Patrick has seen her popularity wane in recent years, unable to produce the type of results many had expected when she made her much publicized jump for IndyCar to NASCAR in 2012.
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Although there are plenty of positions for people with advanced language skills who want to work in domestic settings such as schools, courtrooms and hospitals, interpreters and translators may also travel frequently to make use of their marketable skills abroad.
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Slack had about $800 million in total cash, cash-like assets and marketable securities at the end of April and has raised about $1.2 billion so far from private investors, according to data provider PitchBook and the company's regulatory filing.
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If anybody has a vested interest in the future of batting stances, it would be Ryness, the Batting Stance Guy, YouTube phenomenon, author, speaker, entertainer and faithful practitioner of what he calls "the least marketable skill in America": imitating batting stances.
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Toxic assets are at the heart of the bank's demise and its plan includes the intention to sell down 28.6 billion euros of gross non-performing loans (NPLs), of which 26.1 billion euros will be securitized (converted into marketable securities).
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As the classical field, long propped up by a desire for marketable stars above all, indeed shifts, and as more orchestras pull back from full-year programming, the steady rise in music director compensation may finally slow — or even reverse.
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Over five decades as a ghostwriter he published novels, biographies, westerns and historical romances, mostly under fictitious names or credited to more marketable bylines; vanity memoirs attributed to corporate executives; and even long articles disguised as excerpts from nonexistent books.
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The marketable standby of a killer stalking scantily clad women is elevated by elegantly orchestrated camerawork that keeps you disoriented, moment by moment, as the beating notes of the soundtrack remind you something bad and unstoppable is on the way.
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The religious fanaticism of so-called Christian and New Age cults persists in more marketable guises in mainstream Christianity across the United States, while the spirit of self-determination that impels many of these sects is central to American ideology.
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Otherwise, you have people who knew how to embrace the fame and attention that was being thrust upon them and turn it into something that was marketable and pleasant and helped further their brand and helped to make people interested.
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Most troublesome was his discovery that his eclectic sensibility and aversion to genre, praised in Park City, made him defective goods in Hollywood, which more often rewards savvy self-promoters who are adept at molding their ideas into easily marketable products.
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Ironically, the same debate is happening in journalism itself: When name-brand writers are known less for their work and mostly for their online presences, marketable personas can rise to the top, sometimes at the expense of quality or truthfulness.
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Oracle, which had $67.3 billion in cash and marketable securities as of its last earnings report, has been spending money in other ways, including $11.3 billion for stock repurchases in the latest fiscal year, up from $3.6 billion the prior year.
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"With the success of English sparkling wine both here and increasingly abroad it is important for producers from the UK to protect and use recognizable and marketable terms for their wines," said Julia Trustram Eve, marketing director of English Wine Producers.
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Abundant Sources of External Liquidity Supports Operations Bunge's internal sources of liquidity include $548 million of cash and cash equivalents, $215 million of marketable securities and short-term investments and FCF that can fluctuate from positive to negative from year to year.
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TMCC's CP program is supported by $13 billion in committed backup credit facilities and $9.9 billion in cash and marketable securities held on balance sheet, which covers 113.7% of CP but with only 60.8% of total debt (including CP) maturing in FY18.
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HTC is pinned its comeback on a combination of cost-cutting (15 percent layoffs) and more marketable devices, but the company said that the Internet of things, wearables and VR are also areas where it believes it can rebuild its popularity with consumers.
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Sponsored by GLG, the world's leading professional learning membership, the contest will kick off on April 2400, 215 and is open to any individual with an investment idea for a marketable security (long or short) with a market capitalization above $003 billion.
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The payoff for such efforts is twofold: It can make you less of a target when a company decides to cut corners, he said, and also helps make you more immediately marketable if you do have to hunt for a new job.
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Yet Baker's films are fueled by this baffling alchemy: a mixture of classic film school pretension, a deep appreciation for genre, a devotion to social realism, and a rejection of most of the qualities that make a film "marketable" in contemporary Hollywood.
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If you're $50,000 in debt with no marketable skills (save for a "loose collection of unpaid internships"), you may already be familiar with these steps: move home, find a low-paying job, and feel "body-rocking, soul-quaking" jealousy of your peers.
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It's no coincidence that as prostitution starts to move indoors, and porn becomes a mass, marketable industry, the likes of Lori (Emily Meade) and Candy get to rise up, while women like Ruby (Pernell Walker), aka "Thunder Thighs," start to drag behind.
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She's toned down on the latter as her music has become less interested in fitting into a marketable version of "quirky" over the years, instead choosing to explore the strange sounds humans can make with their tongues, their lips, and their lungs.
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I never expected to perform full-time, but then the recession hit; my entire office shut down and the only money I was making was from burlesque shows, so that gave me the motivation to hone my act and make it marketable.
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As of July 1, 2016, Coca-Cola's approximate $32 billion liquidity position consisted of $24.1 billion of cash, short-term investments and marketable securities, and $8.3 billion of availability under its committed credit lines and revolving credit facility with rolling maturities through 2019.
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But the use of "marketable permits," as used in acid rain legislation, or taxes based on emissions discharged, allows competitive forces – the voices of consumers – to help determine which fuels are used, leaving us less reliant on lobbying or short-sighted legislation.
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Manning, 39, the longtime face of the National Football League and one of its most marketable stars, has battled injuries and diminished skills and now strives to play mistake-free to give the team's vaunted defense a chance to control the game.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Camp and his colleagues took the wraps off Expa, a start-up studio in San Francisco that claims to take a smaller-scale, more hands-on approach to helping new companies grow from idea to prototype to marketable product.
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As of March 31, 2017, Coca-Cola's approximate $33.5 billion liquidity position consisted of $25.2 billion of cash, short-term investments and marketable securities, and $8.3 billion of availability under its committed credit lines and revolving credit facility with rolling maturities through 2022.
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Thanks to his good looks and aesthetically-pleasing fighting style, Pettis was among the UFC's most marketable fighters, getting his face plastered on the Wheaties cereal box and being one of the few UFC athletes to secure a sponsorship deal with Reebok.
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"Charlie and I view the marketable common stocks that Berkshire owns as interests in businesses, not as ticker symbols to be bought or sold based on their 'chart' patterns, the 'target' prices of analysts or the opinions of media pundits," he wrote.
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Indicated 0.4 percent lower Deutsche Bank, which faces a hefty fine from the U.S. Department of Justice over mortgage-backed securities, is planning to convert billions of dollars of corporate loans into marketable securities, according to a person close to the matter.
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And despite sitting on $246 billion in cash and marketable securities, it insists it has no short-term plans to directly challenge streaming-video giants like Netflix and Amazon, which are increasingly commissioning high-quality original shows to attract and retain subscribers.
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"As long as the U.S. products and services are marketable and can meet the needs of Chinese people, expanding imports from the United States is something we would like to see," said Ning Jizhe, vice chairman of the National Development and Reform Commission.
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His voice is sour, unsentimental and often extremely funny, and the contrast between his cynical milieu, in which individual identity and artistic creation are marketable commodities, and Yuki's ecstatic search for self-actualization gives the novel an edge it might otherwise lack.
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Victoria Beckham — the fashion designer, former Spice Girl, and wife to the world's most marketable man — fought with a professional British soccer club, the Peterborough United Football Club, in 2002 over its trademark of "Posh" since it was also her pop alias.
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In a video called "If You're Mad About Ghost In The Shell You Don't Know How The Movie Industry Works," Landis defended the movie industry, saying it cast Johansson as Major Motoko Kusanagi because there are no "marketable" Asian actresses appropriate for the role.
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With the Yankees' recent decline, and the departure of stars like Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera, Teixeira and Rodriguez, one could argue that the Bronx is in dire need of a marketable star like Harper, who is set to become a free agent in 2189.
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Description: MindBlower wants to gives inventors and designers a chance to turn their ideas into reality by conducting viability research, choosing the ideas that are most likely to succeed, and providing support along the way to help ensure the ideas are developed into marketable products.
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In the second quarter of 2016, U.S. companies had cash and marketable securities valued at 32 percent of GDP sitting on their balance sheets, up from 15 percent in the first quarter of 2006, according to a slide showed by Michael Milken at the conference.
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In 2008, Congress capitalized upon these technological advances when it enacted legislation that now requires third-party brokerage firms to track the tax basis that investors have in their marketable securities, such as shares in stock and notes, bonds, or other evidence of indebtedness.
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In my city of Chicago, where the South Side is more often associated with crime and violence than education and job training, the Paul Simon Job Corps Center is working everyday to teach our young people marketable skills and give them a brighter future.
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"There have been abuses in the past, like when families took a $100 million of marketable securities and wrapped them in a family limited partnership wrapper and took a discount," said Christopher Pegg, regional wealth planning manager for Southern California at Wells Fargo Private Bank.
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Derek's struggle also points to an issue that members of the creative working class always grapple with: how to make a living in a society that doesn't value cultural capital or the arts unless they are made profitable or marketable in a mainstream way.
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Despite Serra's testimony that moving the work would destroy it, the government panel deciding the case voted to cut the piece into fragments and cart it away, thereby rendering it "exactly what it was intended not to be: a mobile, marketable product," said Serra.
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The push for de-Baathification of the Iraqi Army created a pool of "unemployed, frustrated Sunni men who owned weapons and had no marketable skills other than their military training" — and happened to be ripe for recruitment by the insurgency and eventually the Islamic State.
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Celldex Therapeutics Inc: * CELLDEX PROVIDES CORPORATE UPDATE AND REPORTS FOURTH QUARTER AND YEAR END 2019 RESULTS * CELLDEX THERAPEUTICS - BELIEVES CASH, CASH EQUIVALENTS AND MARKETABLE SECURITIES AT DEC 31, 2019 SUFFICIENT TO FUND PLANNED OPERATIONS INTO Q1 2021 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Instead, here are migrant lives reduced to suspenseful and thrilling entertainment, marketable for their adrenaline-laced events and their ability to advertise that Americans care, even if they do nothing to allay the suffering of those on the other side of the barbed wire.
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That's certainly a marketable concept -- just in terms of billing the show as being "from the creator of 'The Simpsons'" -- but as is so often the case with such exercises, the pitch for "Disenchantment" probably looked and sounded considerably more enchanting on the drawing board.
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In my city of Chicago, where the South Side is more often associated with crime and violence than education and job training, the Paul Simon Job Corps Center is working every day to teach our young people marketable skills and give them a brighter future.
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"Country Music" rolls its eyes at the tension between the genre imagining itself as an unvarnished platform for America's rural storytelling and being an extremely marketable racket where people from all parts of the country, from all class levels, do a bit of cosplay.
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In an era where an athlete's brand is often built on social media rather than the court, Wiseman (167,000 Instagram followers) was going to be a marketable star on Day 1 in the NBA with or without college basketball and the platform it provides.
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In the book Hiding Politics in Plain Sight, Patricia Strach shows how cause marketing in particular waters down problems like cancer, transforming advocacy into individualized, easily marketable products and services that limit how we think about these problems and what we can do to solve them.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury Department said on Monday it expects to borrow $201 billion in net marketable debt in the July-September quarter, about $47 billion higher than its estimate in May, due to lower anticipated receipts and an increased cash balance on Sept. 30.
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Crazy Rich Asians feels blithely liberated from the obligation to offer up suffering that has long been part of the implicit bargain made with so many mainstream movies focused on characters of color — that they are treated as marketable in relation to the pain they portray.
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He raised money from major Japanese corporations, including Sony, NTT Docomo, Mizuho and Nissan, and is pursuing a strategy of gaining access to the patents and technology databases of his donor corporations — some of Japan's biggest spenders on research and development — to search for marketable ideas.
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The wildly popular Hillsong, which boasts 100,000 weekly attendees in churches in 21 countries, came to international prominence the same way plenty of celebrities do: by creating an easily marketable persona, curating a brand custom-made for social media, and advertising an identity both accessible and aspirational.
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Its mainstream success represented the first successful major label initiative to repackage and export to America a distilled version of the electronic music it had created, solidifying the idea in the 20003s that DJ and producers could be highly marketable Stateside outside the context of trance.
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"The oversight board, creditors and other interested parties are well aware that without participation of the Government of Puerto Rico through legislative, executive and administrative action, no plan is feasible, no agreement can be executed, and no security will be marketable," the authority said in a statement.
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Beauty and the Beast got an overhaul: Kirk Wise and Gary Trousdale were called up to direct, Howard Ashman and Alan Menken were asked to turn it into a musical, and Belle became Disney's next great hope in establishing a second generation of indelible — and marketable — princesses.
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But the question remains: Does calling this kind of cooking Asian-American cuisine deepen and contextualize our understanding of it, or is it just a label, like speaking of Asian-American art or fiction — a way of simplifying a complex story and making it a marketable cliché?
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We are often told that there are no readers for our immigrant tales, that "these kinds" of stories about our pain and suffering don't sell well, that immigrant stories have been told enough times and why can't we write something new and different, something more marketable?
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With $20.1 billion in short-term Treasury securities and $31.35 billion in long-term marketable Treasury securities, Apple still falls far below countries like China and Japan, which hold over a trillion dollars in U.S. government debt each — which has caused considerable hand-wringing in Washington.
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For years, Apple grew a giant stash of cash and marketable securities on the back of its iPhone sales, but in 22020, after tax reform, it indicated it planned to distribute the majority of that wealth to its shareholders in the form of buybacks and dividends.
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They can be used to help build marketable aggregate data products that are far more sophisticated and valuable than simply selling your answer in a Coke-or-Pepsi poll to Coke or Pepsi, and Twitter has thus far made no such guarantees about might will happen with downstream conclusions.
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Record: 7-8 Last week: Beat the Broncos, 27-11 This week: at New York Giants One thing to know: Kirk Cousins remains one of the most intriguing potential free agents for the coming year, and Washington has done itself no favors in keeping its most marketable star.
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The original came outfitted in a highly marketable premise, with the teenage sons and daughters of the Disney villains -- raised on an island separate from their heroic peers -- being mainstreamed into the high school attended by the progeny of heroes like the Beast, Mulan and the Seven Dwarfs.
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Young and old, several hundred of them came out Wednesday to pay homage to Saúl Álvarez, the Mexican boxer widely known as Canelo, who is viewed as one of the most popular — and marketable — stars of a sport entering its post-Floyd Mayweather Jr., post-Manny Pacquiao era.
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The show's producers, who clearly considered the music and lyrics by Meredith Willson more marketable than their female lead, declined to put her name above the title, which meant that (because of the Tony regulations of the time) she could be nominated only in the featured-actress category.
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Her liberal-ish views on LGBTQ and women's rights made her more marketable to a mainstream NBC audience, but now that she'll be on NBC, it wouldn't be a surprise to see her lean into her more conservative views — or surprise us all with something we haven't seen yet.
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Imagine having the 4,000-plus passengers on my first Royal Caribbean cruise each spend some time with a native family at one of the many ports of call, getting to know them and volunteering a few hours of manual labor, or trying to teach them a marketable skill.
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Polls have shown considerable support among Utah's citizens for the monuments — one of which, the Grand Staircase, has large though not easily marketable coal deposits; neither of which has much oil and gas; and each of which is a treasure trove of magnificent landscapes and priceless Native American artifacts.
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Along with the premiere of Fresh Off the Boat (based on VICE host Eddie Huang's memoir), Black-ish ushered in a somewhat new idea that a central non-white family could be marketable enough to justify a prime time slot on one of the nation's largest television networks.
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Reports first quarter 2017 financial results and provides clinical update * Q1 loss per share $1.14 * Q1 earnings per share view $-1.20 — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S * As of march 31, 2017, paratek had cash, cash equivalents, and marketable securities of $139.6 million Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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"The term is certainly a buzzword right now, and there's a whole industry around it because it can sell things and ideas, and it's marketable," she says, pointing to brands that tap into people's emotional desires and purport to sell experiences to enrich your life and make you feel better.
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Apple Chief Financial Officer Luca Maestri said in an August conference call that Apple ended last quarter with $261.5 billion in cash plus marketable securities, and $246 billion of that cash, 94 percent of the total, was outside the U.S. Cook has never been shy to share his views on taxes.
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This provision, contained in section 2704 of the Internal Revenue Code, has been abused by aggressive tax planners and lawyers who used the discount, sometimes as high as 40 percent, and applied it to partnerships that contained marketable securities or other assets that could otherwise be easily valued and sold.
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"Lindsey Vonn is one of the most marketable female athletes on the planet, but she has little chance of finishing ahead of the top women tennis players in terms of annual earnings," said Kurt Badenhausen who is a staff editor at Forbes Media and editor of Forbes' Highest-Paid Athletes list.
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Featuring the Airbnb co-founder Joe Gebbia, the Stitch Fix co-founder Katrina Lake, the Lyft co-founder John Zimmer, and the Carol's Daughter founder Lisa Price, the event established Mr. Raz as one of radio's most marketable personalities, up there with the likes of Ira Glass and Terry Gross.
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Sponsored by GLG (Gerson Lehrman Group), the world's leading professional membership for on-demand, one-on-one learning, the contest will kick off on March 2400, 215 and is open to any individual with an investment idea for a marketable security (long or short) with a market capitalization above $003 billion.
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AND, YOU KNOW, YOU HAVE SEEN THAT IN THE YEARS WHEN PEOPLE COME ON AND TRY AND PREDICT WHAT THE ECONOMY IS GOING TO DO. IT'S – CHARLIE AND I HAVE NEVER MADE A MARKETABLE SECURITY DECISION OR THE PURCHASE OF AN ENTIRE BUSINESS WHERE WE'VE TALKED AT ALL ABOUT MACROECONOMICS.
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The one area that we just didn&apost really have a lot of strength in is, the experience of building a rapidly-growing, rapidly-scaling technology-focused business, that ultimately could put out a marketable and scalable technology and building a sales engine around it to really build up the business.
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Back to deficit-financed tax cuts: They're suboptimal and risky, but they have a basic appeal to Republican politicians, they're more politically marketable than what the party was trying (I use that word loosely) to accomplish with health care, and they might actually give the Trump economy a still-needed boost.
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The tech industry first took notice of this trend in 2014, when Google spent an estimated $500m on DeepMind, a startup with no revenue or marketable product but a team of "deep learning" researchers; after the deal they designed a program that beat the world champion at "Go", an ancient board game.
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Looking more broadly at discontent affecting the continent and the neighboring Middle Eastern region, the executive who has forged a stellar career from crafting marketable stories cautions that it is the inability of European authorities to connect with the European people that has led to such instability within countries dealing with disaffected youths.
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I can recall numerous conversations with constituents, particularly those who represented municipalities, and others who relied on tax-exempt bonds when they pushed the idea of reducing tax rates; I countered with the question of whether or not tax-exempt bonds would still be marketable after a reduction in the tax rates.
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"You open up a chance not only to make renewables more marketable and more useful, you might even change the structure of at least a portion of the utility market," Leo Mackay, a senior vice president for sustainability and ethics at Lockheed, told reporters at the company's Global Vision Center in Virginia.
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Created by David Simon ("The Wire") and George Pelecanos, "The Deuce" continues to feature a sprawling cast, but its most marketable face remains one of its weakest links: James Franco, in a dual role as twin brothers with very different personalities, both operating around the fringes of this shady, mobbed-up world.
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As for the kinds of investment in content that the company is making, Shin said the company is paying attention to trends like virtual reality and the surprise success of Pokémon Go. Shin stressed that what's important isn't necessarily the underlying technology, but rather the power of highly marketable IP, like Pokémon.
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The symptoms were everywhere…" While all four artists are innovators, Whitten is the most relentless experimenter with materials in a generation of abstract artists who have yet to receive their due, perhaps because no one has come up with a catchy and marketable name for them, like the "Minimalists" or "The Pictures Generation.
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Instead of shutting these kids out because they're too modest to wear a revealing uniform, allowing for an outfit that doesn't impact the sport itself in any discernible way—except, perhaps, making a piece of marketable clothing that fans might actually want to buy—can only remove barriers of entry to a life-changing sport.
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Let's face it: the NFL's current Collective Bargaining Agreement with the NFLPA doesn't permit the league to have a zero tolerance policy, and the legal battles that would result from breaching that agreement —because the union buying in to these terms seems unlikely—is not as marketable as pink cleats, nor profitable as pink cheeseheads.
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"Feminism itself has just become a kind of marketable identity in a way that it has never been in American culture and life," says Andi Zeisler, co-founder of Bitch Media and author of the book We Were Feminists Once: From Riot Grrrl to CoverGirl®, the Buying and Selling of a Political Movement.
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Huawei is moving in the right direction with this AI push, however, unlike Apple and Google — both of which have turned machine learning into tangible, obvious and (literally) user-facing features — Huawei's approach is to dig into the far less marketable sphere of using machine learning to optimize Android performance over the course of long-term use.
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And as drill, trap, and electronic music have fused into rap's hottest and most marketable form in which artists who couldn't be further from gangsters talk about guns and homicide with the same innocence as when they brag about a new whip, the appetite for on-the-ground street music to return to mainstream success is growing.
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We've been in a rut for long enough now, one foot stuck in the mire of America's racially segregated charts and belief that pop acts fronted by non-white people wouldn't be "marketable", and the other trying to step into a future of pop that more accurately reflects the voices, backgrounds and aesthetic of today's pop stars.
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Often, Heaton writes, the desire to put on a convincing "show" for their audience meant eliding the truth in favor of a more marketable approach: casting only conventionally attractive and "successful"-looking Christians in their segments, exclusively focusing on the positive aspects of Christianity, and hinting that faith could bring temporal as well as spiritual rewards.
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On Monday, the Trump administration rolled out a plan to comprehensively address the "Game of Loans" in American higher education — the insidious nexus of student loans to pay for education, the rising tuition rates at U.S. colleges and universities, and the myth that having a college degree of any kind is more important than learning a marketable skill.
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Far before the court's ruling, LGBTQ rights advocates said the campaign for same-sex marriage had diverted resources away from less marketable concerns in the community, including the high rate of homelessness among queer youth and the brutal murders of transgender people—essentially things a white, cisgender straight rapper may not willingly write a sentimental rap song about.
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REPORTS FOURTH QUARTER 2019 FINANCIAL RESULTS AND PROVIDES BUSINESS UPDATE * IDEAYA BIOSCIENCES - EXISTING CASH, CASH EQUIVALENTS, SHORT-TERM & LONG-TERM MARKETABLE SECURITIES OF $100.5 MILLION AS OF DEC 31, 2019 * IDEAYA BIOSCIENCES - ANTICIPATES EXISTING CASH, CASH EQUIVALENTS TO BE SUFFICIENT TO FUND PLANNED OPERATIONS INTO END OF 2021 TO EARLY 2022 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Unlike other mass-appeal mascots, from Scooby-Doo's Scrappy-Doo to Frozen's Olaf to Despicable Me's Minions to even past Star Wars creations like the Ewoks or Jar-Jar Binks, Star Wars' most recent marketable and meme-able characters have been universally likable, tailor-made to appeal to obsessive kids without also exhausting the adults in the room.
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Eales had worked most recently for the Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur, where, as director of football administration, he was in charge of negotiating contracts and transfers, including a few involving players coming from, or going to, M.L.S. For years, M.L.S. clubs had looked to Europe for marketable names for the top end of their rosters, and their payrolls.
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Double Tap feels more like a story of people coming together because it's foolishness not to resurrect familiar IP in this franchise-obsessed age, especially when the actors, director (Venom's Ruben Fleischer), and screenwriters (Deadpool's Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, this time with Dave Callahan) are all way more marketable than they were a decade ago.
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Forward-looking statements contained in this press release include, but are not limited to, the potential use of UCB6352 to treat various cancer indications, the timing of the clinical development of UCB6352 and the amount of cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities needed to fund payment obligations and development efforts into 2018 and Syndax's potential payment of upfront and milestone payments and royalties.
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Retrophin Inc: * Q1 ADJUSTED NON-GAAP LOSS PER SHARE $0.14 * Q1 EARNINGS PER SHARE VIEW $-0.45 — THOMSON REUTERS I/B/E/S * PIVOTAL PHASE 3 DUPLEX STUDY OF SPARSENTAN IN FSGS UNDERWAY TO SUPPORT SUBPART H NDA FILING * AS OF MARCH 31, 2018, COMPANY HAD CASH, CASH EQUIVALENTS AND MARKETABLE SECURITIES OF $264.1 MILLION Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The radio numbers end up holding women back from promotion on streaming services, land them on less lucrative tours, and give them less opportunity to do marketing deals with corporate sponsors — and that's a real loss of money in the country music industry, where Nielsen found that women artists are more "marketable" to women audiences, meaning they're more likely to buy their products.
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": "Had Livingston approached her subject with greater awareness of the way white supremacy shapes cultural production — determining not only what representations of blackness are deemed acceptable, marketable, as well worthy of seeing — perhaps the film would not so easily have turned the black drag ball into a spectacle of entertainment of those presumed to be on the outside of this experience looking in.
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With Victoria Beckham's fashion career burgeoning in the USA, her husband found himself able to launch a line of fragrances with multi-million dollar backing, as well as pose for fashion shoots, appear on the front cover of glossy magazines and grace the lucrative American talk show circuit, cultivating an ever-more marketable persona and refining his image and mannerisms along the way.
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Phil Jackson's unrepentant loathing of Anthony was clothed in the thinnest possible veil but it takes a special degree of hatred to decide, yes, it is definitely smart business to trade a marketable star and one of the better pure scorers in the NBA for a 37-year-old swingman, a subpar combo guard and the rotting husk of Paul Pierce.
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Privately-held SynCardia Systems and Abiomed, both U.S. companies, are among Carmat's competitors, with SynCardia's artificial heart the only one approved for use both in North America and the EU. Piat said Carmat had been slow to develop a marketable product for a number of reasons but it expected to be able to develop prototypes more quickly using 3D printing.
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Reports third quarter 2017 financial results and provides business update * Q3 revenue $4.3 million versus i/b/e/s view $4.6 million * Cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities, excluding restricted cash, totaled $434.4 million as of september 30, 2017 * Qtrly basic and diluted net loss per share $1.27 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom: +1 646 646 8780)
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After the success of Jonathan Blow's Braid in 2008, subsequent indie hits like Fez or Minecraft, a studio culture that saw larger developers focus on fewer projects of mid-level cost, and the rise of ubiquitous tools like Unity, more independent developers (of all ages) were able to find success on platforms long-dominated by more established and marketable teams.
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