These books become messengers of persistence, messengers of peace, messengers of growth, to be sure.
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It is The Call of Heaven: The Journal of Messengers and Apparitions — not simply The Journal of Messengers and Apparitions.
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The overwhelming majority of messengers are men, and while WBMA members agreed most of their coworkers were supportive, they still felt that women messengers–and women who might want to become messengers—needed a separate space within the industry.
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"Bethlehem welcomes the messengers of peace, not the messengers of war", read some placards with pictures of Pence and Greenblatt as they went up in flames.
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"At some point we started to get some bike messengers, more and more of them, and we became a staple for hosting messengers and their parties," Mr. Gregorski said.
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They're still searching for their message — and their messengers.
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They're even used as spirit messengers to contact one's ancestors.
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They just don't love the 2020 Democrats as the messengers.
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You are the best messengers to get out the vote.
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The groups use children as messengers, informants, cooks and porters.
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It was the blood of messengers, liaison girls, and couriers.
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And it starts with a change in messengers and tone.
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Why has that worked for this most unlikely of messengers?
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Specifically, they measure gamma waves, the messengers between the neurons.
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There are 75,720 couriers and messengers employed in the US.
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The messengers that carry quantum information between them are photons.
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Maybe the problem before wasn't the message but the messengers.
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Before that, they were messengers and made tea for soldiers.
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We are from the same celestial plane and are messengers.
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Others are used as cooks, porters, messengers, scouts, mascots or spies.
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By some estimates, messengers are even more popular than social media.
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In the U.S., people are split between multiple messengers and email.
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The hot new gig for bike messengers in Seattle right now?
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But until now, disaffected Democrats, Republicans and independents haven't had messengers.
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Weak, inadequately formed personalities easily manipulated by sociopathic messages and messengers.
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They appeared to be chemical messengers acting exclusively inside the brain.
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Storms were demonstrations of their powers, and birds their airborne messengers.
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But it falls to pharmacists to be the bad-news messengers.
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If the messages were similar, the messengers were far from it.
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So maybe Republicans just need to hear from messengers they trust.
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Even Rufer admits to having doubts about their abilities as messengers.
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That's not just a testament to two remarkable candidates and messengers.
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"This is not the time to shoot the messengers," Costa said.
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But women can be excellent messengers for the new ideas, she said.
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And it's basically, it's a lot like WhatsApp, or like other messengers.
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Those useful messengers continue to doze off after their long winter slumber.
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The president has blamed his own messengers and the "fake news" media.
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For this group, people like Mr. Whatley are the most credible messengers.
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The timid messengers we sent to Washington before were often less than feckless.
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Every great movement has its messengers and he wants her to be his.
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Pros: Watson Workspace offers the cleanest interface of all of the new messengers.
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How his system is applied depends entirely on the interpretation of its messengers.
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Maybe these esteemed health agencies are afraid to associate with imperfect messengers like Sheen.
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Publishers, like TechCrunch and Forbes, can build on Chatfuel and deploy to any messengers.
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They are the messengers of overwhelming grief, of deep contrition, and of unspeakable love.
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Now, those who decided to save $50–120 on VPNs are using other messengers.
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That means they stopped RNA — which act as messengers — from relaying the viral information.
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Fifth, we need more charismatic messengers and evangelists in order to build this movement.
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Not financially but by sending me these messengers when I was most in need.
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Meanwhile, in his other ear, Giotto's celestial messengers divulge the secrets of the universe.
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When all else fails, pro-Trump sycophants like Regan and Hannity blame the messengers.
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These grains grow to become rocks and icy comets, which then act as messengers.
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The murdered envoys were called "Hamhung chasa" — messengers who never made it back home.
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Instead, support the right candidates, make meaningful investments early and remember that messengers matter.
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Some messengers have long realized that emotion and immediacy can be a powerful force.
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For Trump, these bereaved families are the perfect messengers for his strict immigration policies.
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When they aren't racing through a red light, messengers sometimes enter more official competitions.
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It battled for supremacy with competitors like ICQ, and messengers from Yahoo and Microsoft MSN.
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Does this mostly come from strangers, or do you encounter harassment from male messengers, too?
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ANNUAL MEETING: Each SBC church is allowed to send two "messengers" to the annual meeting.
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And we are the biggest search engine inside of messengers that anyone has ever built.
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And unlike the other messengers here, there's no big obvious pad or quick-adjust capability.
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On an earnings call in April, Muilenburg said that pilots would act as key messengers.
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It was a basic courier service, with deliveries via both Uber cars and bike messengers.
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"People tend to think women were 'just' secretarial couriers and messengers," said journalist Sarah Rose.
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And in joining The Messengers, Sebastian loses almost everything real about himself for a time.
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Following the age-old habit, the messengers are blamed for the contents of their message.
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We're spending more and more time inside messengers, sharing privately, sharing ideas, thoughts and feelings.
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Democrats see Mr. Obama and Mr. Holder as potentially persuasive messengers in easing such resistance.
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The principles of conservative governance were not wrong, but the messengers were the wrong standardbearers.
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But Mr. Chazelle can't entertain that complexity — the Messengers are nothing but a straw band.
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Nicotine is poisonous because it mimics one of the chemical messengers that nerves use to communicate.
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They are the messengers of overwhelming grief, of deep contrition, and of unspeakable love ~ Washington Irving.
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Bike messengers have long known cycling is the fastest way to get around traffic-choked cities.
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They had been used as porters, messengers and informants, and trained to fight and plant landmines.
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But trying to keep up with them all over text messengers like WhatsApp was too slow.
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"For the time-being, not all the messengers have API for native sticker sharing," notes Airapetyan.
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We were the messengers, but the song and the video had a life of their own.
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Do not let itching ears be tickled by messengers who appeal to anger, division and resentment.
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For days before the race, groups of messengers cycled through Brooklyn, visiting bicycle shops and bars.
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"Give them the wisdom to distinguish between facts and opinions without lambasting the messengers," he concluded.
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It helped that the messengers, in all three cases, came across as authentic advocates of their positions.
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Security experts say brokers, messengers and go-betweens are involved at multiple levels, some taking substantial cuts.
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Multimessenger astronomy means exactly what it says—astronomy that uses information conveyed by multiple kinds of messengers.
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The feature, called Messenger Day, launched Friday and is apparently only available to Messengers users in Poland.
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Critics of the Kennedy model say cops are poor messengers given the black community's distrust of police.
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Messengers' reactions to the committee's decision, both on Twitter and in person, was swift, immediate, and strong.
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Telegram is the latest app to join the many messengers that have mimicked Snapchat's disappearing message feature.
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Plus, set up an online payment scheme in no time with payment links, emails, chatbots, and messengers.
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This one has a 7-watt output that can charge cell phones, satellite messengers, and portable speakers.
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Timbuk2 Classic Messenger Bag for $67 ($1053 off): Timbuk2's beloved classic messengers are also on sale.
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Pilgrims, merchants, and messengers passed freely across frontiers between religious communities in medieval Europe, Asia, and Africa.
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"Ten Minutes to Live" makes elaborate use of telegrams and mute messengers to narrate two separate stories.
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That leads to "the secretion of [cytokine] messengers, cell proliferation, cell migration, and so on," he added.
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And I wanted to believe these messengers who told me my son lives or will live again.
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Nicole Hemmer is author of Messengers of the Right: Conservative Media and the Transformation of American Politics.
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It's a rarity for Google, where endlessly proliferating messengers are a defining part of every product roadmap.
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He is president of Messengers of Peace, a nongovernment organization that employs 3,900 people and 5,000 volunteers.
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Messengers take the birds by crate to a starting point, at least 100 kilometers from the dovecote.
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To change behavior—whether it's using rehydration solutions, avoiding dirty water or using condoms—credible messengers are essential.
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Terrorists are communicating over a new secure Android app after getting kicked off WhatsApp, Telegram, and other messengers.
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Right now they are just looking for messengers, and that is where Barack and Michelle Obama come in.
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A better option would be sending out millions of messengers at the speed of light, in all directions.
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That happens with the help of chemical messengers (neurotransmitters) in your brain, such as GABA, glutamate, and acetylcholine.
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But to hear their chosen messengers tell it on Capitol Hill, you'd think they're mom-and-pop shops.
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Few messengers had seen the actual resolution and many expressed confusions about what, exactly "the alt-right" was.
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"The messengers are walled gardens so the only gate that you have will be our platform," Plante argues.
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Children are recruited to be fighters, informants, looters, messengers, spies and as domestic and sexual slaves, it said.
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Believers will tell you that at least some of the observations are extraterrestrial craft -- messengers from another planet.
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GIFs can play a big part in social commerce just like they would lighten up conversations in messengers.
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Leaders today need to get back to being messengers instead of just reading off presentation slides, Black says.
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It appears the chatbots will first come to SMS and later to chat messengers like WhatsApp and WeChat.
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His wife, Fanny, along with faithful maids, butlers, drivers, and messengers, helped arrange it all to his liking.
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Most tribes just have what are called guides, totems, messengers, or in the case of my tribe, gods.
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He registered the increased presence of bike messengers—a new punk-athlete precariat—and began reading their zines.
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Donald Trump — and, particularly, some of his more enthusiastic supporters — aren't exactly plausible messengers of post-racial harmony.
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The media right-of-center Americans have grown accustomed to relying on for important truths about politicians were not reporting many of the ugly truths about Trump, unless they were denying them, trashing the messengers or providing Trump with a huge platform to defend himself, deny or trash the messengers.
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"We all did shit, got shot, got hit the fuck up, that's why we're credible messengers," explains Mr Barksdale.
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We may seem to be unlikely messengers of the body neutrality message, as three conventionally attractive, smaller bodied women.
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These were folded tens of times and then sealed in transparent tape and dispatched via a chain of messengers.
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Fluently produced an app that plugged into messengers like Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp, and offered natural-sounding contextual responses.
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However, congressional investigators say that if Russian messengers used fake identities, they would have no legal claims to privacy.
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"There are discussions and dialogue between messengers representing [ISIS leader Abu Bakr al] Baghdadi, and representing Zawahiri," he said.
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But Rihanna's Fenty Beauty launch last month had all of us practically tackling the messengers for a first look.
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Why it matters: SoftBank is disrupting venture capital, and now has snared one of Sand Hill Road's top messengers.
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And as pollution levels rose, so did blood levels of cytokines, chemical messengers that are another indicator of inflammation.
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Mobilizing the collective Democratic faithful from coast to coast therefore requires a variety of distinct campaign messages — and messengers.
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While Southern Baptist churches operate autonomously from one another, they send delegates known as "messengers" to the annual meeting.
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The 2018 convention marked the centennial of female "messengers," the decision to allow them voting rights in the convention.
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Her inspiration had been specific subcultures such as bicycle messengers and outdoor sports enthusiasts in cities like Portland, Ore.
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But perhaps most importantly, they become messengers of survival and, ultimately, liberation — at least until the end of the chapter.
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But the men ignored the message, because they distrusted the messengers, and because, like Trump, they hated being told no.
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We just need both credible messengers but also people with the backbone to stand up and take on the NRA.
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Reagan and Mr Clinton were messengers of a new politics that had already put down deep roots in their parties.
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Targeted dissemination, with credible messengers, must engage all sectors of society if we are to counter and deflect jihadist propaganda.
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Animals like deer and foxes were considered spirit messengers while others like horses and monkeys functioned as representations of deities.
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He's one of the right's most effective messengers, reinforcing ugly stereotypes about the poor -- even when he doesn't mean to.
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With a rich history as war messengers, carrier pigeons are still kept and trained by many people known as fanciers.
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Nicole Hemmer, a Vox columnist, is author of Messengers of the Right: Conservative Media and the Transformation of American Politics.
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The two messengers need to carry the dispatch ordering the waiting British troops to stand down, thereby saving countless lives.
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In Colombia, Sri Lanka and Uganda, armed and terrorist groups have used girls as combatants, messengers, cooks, porters, and spies.
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His efforts brought a clearer understanding of how growth factors stimulate cells to grow, divide and respond to chemical messengers.
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Honor of Kings and a few other Tencent games have leveraged the massive WeChat and QQ messengers to acquire users.
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And — this is what worries me — it's very likely that he'll try to use his power to shoot the messengers.
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With payments, friction is declining, products like messengers and also mobile payments are rising dramatically and digital currencies are emerging.
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Silicon Valley's magical vision of delivery drones—Harry Potter-style owl messengers for each of us Muggles—remains seductive as ever.
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I had a year or two flirtation with messengers, but all roads eventually led back to the over-the-shoulder satchel.
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Once a prescription is filled, Zipdrug dispatches bike messengers who go to the pharmacy for you to pick up your medication.
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A new urine test from Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Exosome Diagnostics looks at exosomes — messengers between cells that can help cancer travel.
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Are soldiers credible when it comes to public health, or would local or religious leaders, for example, be more trusted messengers?
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Veterans are effective messengers, because the military remains one of the few American institutions that's widely trusted across the political spectrum.
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Months after Facebook's El Moujahid extolled the virtues of "an automated army of messengers," two Facebook bots began speaking in tongues.
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Only two personal messengers ever had direct access to the leader, and even close relatives did not see him, he said.
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UN Messengers of Peace are chosen from the fields of literature, art, science, entertainment, sports and other areas of public life.
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Franz is a free desktop app available for Windows, Mac, and Linux that combines 14 different messengers into a single window.
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If you're worried about emails getting snooped on, you could just use encrypted instant messengers such as Signal or even WhatsApp.
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There's significant friction in switching between a messenger and a web browser, which has led many to offer services within messengers.
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The building still relies on elevator operators and messengers who carry the justices' written drafts of opinions from chamber to chamber.
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Six staff members, including pizza makers, delivery messengers and a cashier, grew concerned about taking public transit to come into work.
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A new study suggests that comets were the cosmic messengers depositing crucial elements like phosphorus on Earth billions of years ago.
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The Messengers are a grim band — loosey-goosey enough that even Mia enjoys them — existing primarily to reinforce Seb's savior narrative.
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The mixed messengers have, over the past few weeks, included the most powerful political pontificator in the land -- President Donald Trump.
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In short, President Trump and congressional reformers don't need to spend too much time crafting the message or finding the messengers.
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The environmental movement thought science would convince the public, but that hasn't worked, in part because scientists aren't the best messengers.
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It enables manipulative advertising and political messaging in ways that make it a lot easier for the messengers to be unaccountable.
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AIM was one of the first and most successful instant messengers, widely used in the late '90s and even throughout the 2000s.
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But sometimes, just one source isn't enough—we need complimentary messengers, especially because light is a secondhand source of information, Marka explained.
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Even among followers of Christ, God&aposs great story of reconciliation has been crippled because the messengers of that story are unreconciled.
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Because micro flows typically require some type of interaction with a user, they can leverage notification features in mobile devices and messengers.
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Because there are almost as many messages for them to focus on as there are messengers — without a single obvious focal point.
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It would not receive a vote unless it was forced by the will of the convention attendees -- called "messengers" -- from the floor.
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To a degree it's that "inflection" problem that you find with instant messengers versus actual conversation: Tone is very easy to misread.
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We need more money, "me" time, and a moderate majority, as well as more common sense, charismatic messengers and a better message.
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Together, they are perhaps their father's most powerful messengers — successful, attractive, eloquent figures who lack his hard-edge style and pugilistic instincts.
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But he and his producers are flawed messengers when it comes to criticizing practices that put Broadway out of many theatergoers' reach.
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The danger of this district-by-district relativism, of course, is that the party offers up a thousand messengers but no message.
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We are the music messengers, and the more messages we have to give to the people, the better the message will be.
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Over time Mr. Das has cultivated a rapport with messengers — or at least, "no one's called me an expletive yet," he said.
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In recent years, the resolutions system has been a means for Southern Baptist messengers to express support for racial and social justice.
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They ended up being hired for all kinds of cocaine distribution deals and kind of became drug messengers in the time afterwards.
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This would include not only rideshare drivers but also janitors, nail salon and construction workers, and food-delivery couriers and bike messengers.
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A glorious moment came on "Contemplation," one of Shorter's early works, first recorded with Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers in 1961.
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And as the President's advisers have cautioned against making good on the threat, Trump and White House messengers have changed their tune.
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But, that "reform" will matter little if the lobbyist — and hundreds of other corporate messengers — can direct money into the party's coffers.
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The state has developed a regional approach to engage local partners, trusted messengers and philanthropy in its goal to communicate with people.
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The state has developed a regional approach to engage local partners, trusted messengers and philanthropy in its goal to communicate with people.
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A family's honor is bound up with its word, and certain members, designated "messengers of the word" are treated with special deference.
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Cory Booker of New Jersey and Kamala Harris of California, who are seen as younger and more diverse messengers of the Democratic Party.
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At their meeting in Birmingham, thousands of Southern Baptist delegates -- known as Messengers -- will vote on proposals to introduce new measures of accountability.
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Google will be acquiring Tenor, which powers a variety of GIF keyboards on phones and messengers like Facebook Messenger, the companies announced today.
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"We are at a defining moment regarding the future of our convention," he told a vast audience of "messengers" from its 47,000 churches.
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And as long as you're at it, you probably want to elevate your most compelling and credible public-facing messengers to deliver it.
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In 1944, for example, the court accepted that members of the "I Am" movement considered themselves divine saintly messengers with supernatural healing powers.
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DiCaprio also appeared with other U.N. Messengers of Peace, such as animal rights activist Jane Goodall, actor Michael Douglas and singer Stevie Wonder.
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"Over the next year, we will continue to work with additional messengers to amplify the impact and scope of private communication even further."
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And research has also shown that space may change how these bacteria express RNA — the genetic messengers that tell cells how to behave.
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At times, they acted as messengers between fugitives or imprisoned comrades, passing along tiny, folded notes— pizzini —written in a code of glyphs.
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The root assumption that animates all campaign finance reform is that some messengers are altruistic and honest while others are pernicious and false.
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"We founded the thangyat in order to serve as the people's messengers to the government," said the student, 2008-year-old Thant Zin.
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The biggest drop in employment in the sector was couriers and messengers, which lost 2628,28503 jobs last month as seasonal holiday hiring receded.
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For a few minutes, "Ian Pooley" is the name God's chosen to disguise himself on Earth, and Daft Punk are his anointed messengers.
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Wayne and Tyler aren't always the most elegant messengers, but that's what makes their respective messages to be yourself all the more powerful.
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On Saturday night, more than 100 messengers met in a schoolyard in Bushwick, Brooklyn, and voted to hold the 2018 championship in Philadelphia.
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Run by a local political kingmaker named Craig Callaway, the group paid messengers $30 per trip to deliver mail-in ballots to voters.
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These messengers communicate with other parts of the body — the immune system, the brain, the gut — to trigger a response to that injury.
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In 230, Mr. Ton-That created a site that let people share links to videos with all the contacts in their instant messengers.
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But the Democrats' delight in this distracts them from rising from the humiliating ashes of 2016 with some dynamic new ideas and messengers.
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It might have seemed like theater (tickets, which were free, were needed for admission), but the message and the messengers were very serious.
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On Thursday, Postmates announced its plans for a fleet of semi-autonomous messengers that the company wants to deploy in some cities in 2019.
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The resolutions committee had unanimously decided to revisit the matter and hold a vote, subject to a floor affirmation by the messengers, which passed.
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This is just another added storytelling tool which hopefully will allow us to be better messengers not only for weather, but also for climate.
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"When receiving questions or responding to assertions favorable to our opponent ... messengers should respond and immediately pivot back to [their own message]," it instructed.
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True to his word, it's a diverse mix, heavy on Blue Note jazz records—Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers, Shirley Scott, Yusef Lateef.
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In nearly every election for the past two hundred years, with occasional small isolated rebellions, electors have merely served as messengers for their state.
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In 1905, the physiologist Ernest Starling presented a new theory: chemical messengers, which he termed "hormones," are crucial actors in the body's self-regulation.
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She added that it's important to work on local, grassroots levels, using trusted messengers with "cultural competence" to spread the word to gun owners.
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Messengers in the city typically earn $10 to $20 per trip, based mainly on the distance they travel and how fast they cover it.
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Find credible messengers Some people will never trust politicians, so be sure to reach them with credible experts like public health professionals out front.
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Tandem teams of messengers hauled in flower arrangements for the designer, so many that the reception area began to look like a wedding hall.
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Train boys and messengers sold celery to passengers on the railroad; the seeds were disseminated across the United States, and a celery craze ensued.
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THE PROGNOSIS The coronavirus outbreak showcases the Trump administration's daily struggle to get both its messaging — and its messengers — all on the same page.
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It will be the first time the city, long home to bike messengers, has specifically promoted cargo bikes as an alternative to delivery trucks.
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One of the most desirable accessories for bike enthusiasts, Brooks saddles have cushioned the perineums of commuters, messengers, racers, and cycle-tourists since the 1880s.
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Pulling from his training as both an artist and lawyer, he zooms in on how information is designed to reinforce the biases its messengers hold.
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The cloud, open APIs, next-generation messengers and machine learning are combining to turn the end-user interface to enterprise software into a unified experience.
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DNA produces little tiny messengers of information known as mRNA, which cells use to make proteins that carry out all of your body's basic functions.
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Instead of merely existing on a website where social platforms and messengers serve as a source of traffic, content now exists on platforms like Snapchat.
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But controlled experiments in rats and mice clearly show that Toxoplasma changes rodents&apos behavior by altering chemical messengers and DNA expression in their brains.
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In retrospect, Trump's effort can be seen as a pre-emptive attempt to sow distrust of the messengers who may reveal unpleasant truths about him.
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Asian mega-messengers like WeChat and Line have become giant portals in their own right, connecting users to businesses, on-demand services, games, and more.
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Indeed, Facebook already uses artificial intelligence to determine what to show users in its main news feed and to filter out spam from chat messengers.
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He was there on Wednesday to address the nearly 10,000 delegates, known as messengers, at an annual meeting whose purpose is to discuss spiritual matters.
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One handled the steering while the other worked the laptop that oversaw the REV-1, the autonomous vehicle they created to mimic human bike messengers.
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Around the same time, a farmer named Shong Lue Yang was said to have been taught a script, the Pahawh Hmong, by messengers from God.
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Antidepressants can all help relieve depression, but they do this in many different ways, acting on different chemical messengers in the brain and nervous system.
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In ancient mythology, birds were used to represent everything from oracles, enchantresses, messengers of deities, and mediators between the human world and the supernatural realm.
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While people use the web as a utility to find information, browse the news or entertain themselves, they are increasingly turning to messengers to communicate.
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Unlike the web, which is organized by hyperlinks, our messengers organize information by the people we talk to with visual, interactive applications floating between us.
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Messengers are known for a brash, adrenalized approach to their work, threading through traffic at dizzying speeds and often treating red lights as mere suggestions.
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While it is tempting to chalk up the socialist resurgence to dynamic messengers like Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez, the reality is a bit more complicated.
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As he explained in The Call of Heaven: The Journal of Messengers and Apparitions, the church's decision implies neither certainty nor an obligation to believe.
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Invited to meet with government representatives this week, the Yellow Vests have come up with eight "official messengers" chosen by the movement's 44 regional leaders.
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After the declaration of martial law brought public transportation to a halt, messengers cycled from one university campus to the next, delivering strategies and updates.
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But the Uber Everything team found a bright spot in food delivery, matching restaurant takeout orders with drivers and bike messengers who work for Uber.
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Since the election, Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren have been among the lawmakers jockeying to be leading messengers for Democratic politics under the Trump administration.
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Models, stylists and messengers were all greeted warmly by the office dog, Barbosa, a boxer rescued two months ago from a park in Puerto Rico.
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Public protests are rare in the tightly controlled mostly Muslim nation where social networks and online messengers are often shut down for hours on end.
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Almost immediately, "messengers" (church representatives present at the conference), began lobbying for the chance for SBC messengers to weigh in publicly: Gass and others immediately convened to start working on an amended form of the resolution, while, according to Gass, "big names" worked in parallel behind the scenes (Gass declined to name them publicly, saying only that it was "big names ... who you'd see onstage").
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On July 14, 1789, when a group of Parisians stormed the Bastille, news of the event could travel only as fast as the messengers carrying them.
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And the promise of delivery drones hinges in large part upon delivering packages more cheaply than today's hordes of human bike messengers and delivery van drivers.
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By engaging in asymmetric warfare with Democratic symbols such as Khan or former Miss Universe Alicia Machado, he's made them much more powerful messengers against him.
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As internet services have proliferated, each one — e-mail, SMS, push notifications, messengers such as WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, Skype, Snapchat, LINE, LinkedIn, Telegram, Weibo, Slack, etc.
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Just in time for back to school, we're bringing you reviews of bags of all varieties: from backpacks to rollers to messengers to… The fanny pack.
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For too long, messengers with no personal stake in the debate have been globbing onto — or sparking — scandals purely for their own gain, political or otherwise.
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Fellow Asian messenger WeChat also has the same timeline feature, allowing the messengers to do double duty as a social network as well as messaging app.
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His messengers are people like Kathy Sego, an Indiana mother whose 22-year-old son Hunter has Type 1 diabetes, who came home having saved $10,000.
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Bots definitely need to adapt to suit the needs of users, but their growing ubiquity will have a big impact on people's expectations of messengers, too.
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But if Apple has hopes of competing with platform agnostic messengers like Facebook, Snapchat, and Google, then opening up might not only be wise but inevitable.
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One of my close friends took a job as a bike messenger, and I started spending my nights with a group of messengers at the bar.
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At the time, the Senate employed some four dozen women, mostly as stenographers and messengers, but she was the only one in a more professional position.
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I think journalists have always thought they were more in charge of things than they were really: they weren't really investigators or spies, they were messengers.
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People's preferred mobile messengers already have their established social graphs, and YouTube is having to build its social network of people's friends and family from scratch.
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"High-tech companies, especially startups, ditch emails in favour of modern means of communication like messengers and even task managers like Jira and Asana," says Antonov.
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But ultimately BBM wasn't a strong enough draw to keep people on an inferior OS and third party developers created cross-platform messengers such as WhatsApp .
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The best messengers of an anti-radicalization message are community leaders and trusted individuals who share cultural and social capital with those who are at risk.
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Given this, does anybody really think the Republican electorate is going to find Mitch McConnell and his super PAC to be credible messengers when attacking Bannon?
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Inyenyeri delivers pellets for free using bicycle messengers, and is close to rolling out a system that will allow customers to place orders using a smartphone.
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And like the men who steered those metal machines, the 133,000 domesticated birds currently living on board have undergone training, albeit as messengers on night missions.
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Mr. Jeffries is known as one of the Democrats' top messengers; his rhetorical skills were honed while working at a corporate law firm in New York.
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Mr. Jeffries is also one of the party's most skilled messengers, as likely to quote from the Bible as he is from 1990s hip-hop lyrics.
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Participants analyzed their birth charts to determine whether they were Influencers, Experts, or Mavens/Messengers, and got advice on how to tailor their professional plans accordingly.
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This is good because most voters respond to 30,85033 foot messaging, not intricate policy debates -- as long as it is carried by the right messengers: doctors.
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We should take a lesson from the Republican playbook and let an 'all of the above' strategy take hold from different messengers across different targeted platforms.
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That almost always involves attacking the messengers ("Al Gore has a big house") and their proposed solutions ("the Green New Deal will take away your hamburgers").
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Unlike other messengers such as iMessage, Signal is currently the only application to NOT keep a copy of the keys to your messages on its server.
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Although pollsters eagerly depict themselves as passive messengers of the electorate's preferences, their results depend nearly as much on methodological choices as they do on respondents' answers.
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Martínez and the guitarist Mark Whitfield are guests.) The band's precedent is Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers, led by an earthy, explosive drummer with a mentorship agenda. (Mr.
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The Cabin at the End of the World would be scary enough as a supernatural story about four people proclaiming to be the messengers of the apocalypse.
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The meeting, which will include "messengers," or delegates, from churches all across America, functions as a kind of organizational meeting for the Southern Baptist community at large.
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This article was adapted from Messengers of the Right: Conservative Media and the Transformation of American Politics and excerpted with permission of the University of Pennsylvania Press.
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Clooney has become a high-profile humanitarian activist as a United Nations' Messengers of Peace and named to TIME's "Most Influential People in the World" in 2900.
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More than 100 current and former drivers, driver's helpers and messengers are affected by the settlement, which the attorney general's office will formerly announce later on Friday.
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"Asia's mobile messengers such as Line, KakaoTalk, and WeChat are now making money," Yongjei Jeong, an equity research analyst for Mirae Asset Securities, wrote in an email.
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Often rumored to be living off their trust funds, they spent their time as layabout musicians or bike messengers, milling in coffee shops and craft cocktail bars.
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So to this point, we've elected not to open source our code; it's the same philosophy that some other end-to-end encrypted messengers have, like iMessage.
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Some models — not all were professionals; some were musicians, students, bike messengers, artists, of all ages — got wellies, some got waders, most got neither, and got wet.
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In 2331 he moved to bar bicyclists on sections of Park, Madison and Fifth Avenues during weekday business hours amid concerns over reckless riding by bike messengers.
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But Crenshaw, who represents much of northern and western Houston, says the party needs new messengers to reach non-white voters and to expand the party's electorate.
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That same weekend, May 1-2, the drummer and former Blakey apprentice Ralph Peterson Jr. will also lead a group featuring other veterans of Blakey's Jazz Messengers.
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From their role in Ancient Egypt as sources of fertilizer to their numerous contributions as news or wartime messengers, pigeons have built vital relationships with humans over centuries.
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Gig work with flexible scheduling makes another showing further down the list, with the share of women couriers and messengers increasing 66% over the five-year time span.
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Cosmic rays are messengers from the broader universe; a reminder we're a part of it, and a reminder that there's still a great deal of mystery out there.
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"I think the Pope is looking for messengers who are going to take up the mantle of his world view and his values and support them," McKellar said.
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New York-based Zipdrug, for example, is an online app that processes customers' payments and dispatches messengers to pick up their medicine for a $10 delivery service fee.
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Instead, when they're not demeaning the messengers, they're pushing conspiracy theories and turning reality on its head by trying to portray Trump as a principled opponent of corruption.
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Linhares's animals are visionaries and messengers, though we are unlikely to know what they are seeing or what message they bring unless we are on the same wavelength.
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The mixed reaction of SBC messengers to Pence, as well as the near-unanimous support for the immigration resolution, suggests that, increasingly, white evangelicals are not a monolith.
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Mostly, though, the illusion of seamlessness draws attention away from the messengers, who are only lightly sketched in, and toward Roger Deakins's cinematography and, by extension, Mendes's filmmaking.
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I tried a lot of backcountry satellite messengers, and the LynQ looks like one of the most affordable and versatile devices for people who are frequently off-grid.
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"Our message and our policies are absolutely sound and truthful and will resonate when delivered by credible messengers," said former Maryland governor and 22005 presidential hopeful Martin O'Malley.
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Hormones are essential to the body's ability to regulate itself; they function like little messengers, floating through the bloodstream and triggering different organs and systems to work together.
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"I wanted to romanticize that time when you'd come home from middle school and go directly onto one of those online messengers to talk to your friends," he said.
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The terrorist threat in Russia will remain at the same level as extremists will continue using all sorts of encrypted communication channels — in other messengers or via VPN.3.
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The rise of messengers is definitely driven by organic growth from users, but companies that operate them also have reason to want to push them to grow further still.
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It's now known that communication runs in both directions, through hardwired nerves but also chemical messengers—cytokines and neurotransmitters—that speak to both the immune system and the brain.
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With new messengers and sharper rhetoric, Democrats are hoping that will be sufficient to help them win back majorities in Congress in 2018 and the White House in 2020.
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But the gathering of the nation's largest evangelical group took a political turn on Wednesday morning, when Vice President Mike Pence addressed the nearly 10,000 delegates, known as messengers.
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Apple's Messages platform will accelerate the larger movement of messengers into the "new browser," further expanding our language from text and pictures to GIFs, videos, stickers and dynamic embeds.
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Cifuentes was also given between $150,443 to $200,000 a month for expenses, to handle paying for supplies and paying for staffers like farmers, security guards, messengers, drivers and pilots.
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In 2015, Swyft began working closely with rising messengers Kik, KakaoTalk and Viber, through which Long came to believe that a major growth opportunity was coming up in Asia.
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Still, those who knew Wallace well are quick to point out that the messages may be delivered in much the same style, but the messengers are not so alike.
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People like Brian Schatz who are really smart messengers and are really smart about thinking through what the next Democratic position should be has been talking about this more.
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The origin story of hardcourt bike polo begins in the late 1990s, when, apparently, bored bicycle messengers in Seattle played around with makeshift gear to entertain themselves between jobs.
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"Certainly there is worry because we are messengers of another culture, that of openness," the Vatican's deputy secretary of state, Archbishop Angelo Becciu, told an Italian Catholic television station.
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The transportation sector with the highest employment increase over the busy holiday shipping season was couriers and messengers, which had 625,300 jobs in December, compared to 610,200 in November.
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I believe they are also the best messengers to spread word of how climate change affects our lives in the Arctic and its effects on Arctic animals and nature.
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Death got the upper hand of the old warrior early in the morning, and at half-past five the change was so marked that messengers were hastily sent for Drs.
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While there were female nurses, female drivers, female messengers, female civilians, as well as some women who served in the armed forces, most soldiers and sailors lived in male communities.
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Since March 2015 the funding of CeaseFire, which employs former felons and others with insight into local crime as community messengers to prevent violence, has been cut to almost nothing.
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The new movie, which also features The Originals' actress Danielle Campbell and The Messengers' star Joel Courtney (oh hey, it's a CW party!), also puts Petsch in a cheerleading uniform.
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For its part, Open Whisper Systems says it is looking ahead to additional rollouts of its tech, saying it will "continue to work with additional messengers" over the next year.
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Xi Jinping, China's president, had said the furry animals would act as "messengers of friendship" when he promised them to Finland during a visit last year en route to America.
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One needs to speak to them and make their issues known, as well make your points known to them in a culturally relevant manner by trusted messengers of both sides.
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But as Pence prepares to address nearly 10,000 delegates -- called messengers -- at the Southern Baptist Convention's annual meeting here on Wednesday, a small but significant slice is opposing his appearance.
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But Sebastian resists these valid criticisms, a white hero determined to uphold the black traditions that the black musicians in the Messengers have themselves discarded (at least in his mind).
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Caviar, which launched in Manhattan in 2013 and in Brooklyn in 2014, has more than 400 restaurants signed up and has both bike messengers and drivers delivering for the service.
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When the brain detects the lack of cortisol and adrenaline, it will flood the body with chemical messengers in an effort to stimulate the glands that can no longer respond.
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And the canvassers were chosen specifically because they'd be trusted messengers — the kind of people who'd be able to persuade their neighbors, colleagues and fellow congregants to complete the survey.
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At a separate meeting with her top messengers on impeachment, sources indicated that Pelosi was still insistent on seeing the details of the Senate procedures before sending the articles over.
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Specially trained canine messengers and scout dogs, for example, were credited with saving the lives of tens of thousands of U.S. troops during World War II and the Vietnam War.
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So they don't put a lot of stock in those messengers, and indeed, hearing Democrats sling these kinds of labels around will probably just stir up resentment against the left.
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Bringing together collaged photographs, radio broadcasts, and sculptural installations, Chang "zooms in on how information is designed to reinforce the biases its messengers hold," as Renée Reizman recently noted in Hyperallergic.
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Like Autism Speaks, the National Autism Association, and other parent groups associated with the cure perspective, Zucker and Donvan are capable messengers of a very particular perspective in the autism world.
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"Faces of Palm Oil will once again serve as the campaign hub; and small farmers should be the primary messengers in Malaysia, European and international media," DCI said in the proposal.
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This exclusive idea flow isn't confined to expensive restaurants — according to a 2005 New York Times article, hedge fund managers speak on instant messengers, email threads, private chats, and morning calls.
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Messengers will elect a new SBC president, administer finances and budgets, and vote on "resolutions," which, while often technically nonbinding, express the cultural or political stance of the Southern Baptist community.
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Other Messengers of Peace include Leonardo DiCaprio, chosen for his work on climate change and other environmental issues, and Stevie Wonder, a committed campaigner for the rights of persons with disabilities.
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And yet the one big performance from The Messengers in the film is presented as perfectly adequate but soulless, the kind of music you'd tune out while waiting for the dentist.
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This more natural and expressive style has always been Snapchat's advantage, but now it's making it painfully obvious how its competitors are more like outdated AOL Instant Messengers ported to mobile.
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Buckley: We may have been the messengers, but the women who were brave enough to publicly step forward with their accounts of the misconduct are the ones who deserve the plaudits.
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GoalZero Nomad 7 Solar Panel for $65 ($15 off): If you're going off the grid this summer, we really like GoalZero's light, portable solar panels for recharging phones and satellite messengers.
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Other Messengers of Peace include Leonardo DiCaprio, chosen for his work on climate change and other environmental issues, and Stevie Wonder, a committed campaigner for the rights of people with disabilities.
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"In a snarled-up city, this will always be a place of solidarity for the bicyclists — the lawyers, the bike messengers, the moms and dads," said Lia Seremetis, the group's founder.
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"We were the prophets, the messengers, the fire starters," Mr. Banks said in an autobiography, "Ojibwa Warrior: Dennis Banks and the Rise of the American Indian Movement" (20123, with Richard Erdoes).
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A landmark study published in 1978 found that higher-ranking British civil servants (like administrators) had lower rates of mortality due to coronary heart disease than lower-ranking ones (like messengers).
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"Bike messengers did it after work," said Julian Aristeo, a mechanic who first trained as a graphic designer and who is a member of the three-man Gnarcats, a Seattle team.
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If the facts don't make Trump look good, he and his allies attack the messengers, blaming the news media and the Democrats — while trying to prevent scientists from keeping us informed.
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With the internet largely cut off for the past month, organizers resorted to text messages, word of mouth and messengers wielding megaphones to spread word of Sunday's protest in Khartoum's suburbs.
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Some 8,000 representatives -- called messengers -- overwhelmingly approved a constitutional amendment Tuesday night stating that churches can be removed from the convention for failing to adequately address sexual abuse or exhibiting racial discrimination.
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When the messengers inform him that she hasn't left her home he still believes that she is going to show up at the trial because in his opinion she should be there.
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Their presence provides a boost to morale, evidenced from the eagerness of official messengers to swap their usual document deliveries for the task of taking an infant into parliament instead, he said.
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We tend to forget today that whereas services like chat messengers and email are varying degrees of private, things we write, post or share on social networks are varying degrees of public.
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The Saudis insisted the Houthi recruited children as fighters, scouts and messengers, although a UNICEF representative in Yemen told CNN the children -- ages 6 to 8 -- were too young to be fighters.
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In February, Mr. Xi visited three of the top state-run news organizations, telling their staffs in a highly choreographed tour that they existed to serve as propaganda messengers for the party.
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Because as terrible as Trump is, and as bad as assaulting a reporter may be, none of this compares to the Democratic Party's awful job at branding its message and its messengers.
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Works in Progress Twenty years ago, riding a bike through New York City was seen as crazy — a radical act reserved for bike messengers, die-hard commuters and former Talking Heads frontmen.
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"We are specifically focused on people who are not yet activated or engaged, and especially those who haven't been receptive to the messages or messengers they've been hearing so far," Kerry says.
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It's clearly related to the fact that they want to choose the messengers, that they don't want the critics to either take the credit for their activism or to be somewhat critical.
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Since Watson's extended stint in Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers that began over 40 years ago, he has been known as one of the more dexterous and affecting alto saxophonists in straight-ahead jazz.
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The key shift in these new messengers is the ability to integrate third-party software that can "push" messages with machine learning to help end users get only the data that is relevant.
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Legend, in his first major film role, plays Keith, an established musician who convinces Gosling's character, an old friend and keyboardist, to join a new band poised for commercial success called The Messengers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain should not become the "messengers" for U.S. President Donald Trump over Iran's seizure of a UK-flagged tanker, Richard Burgon, justice spokesman for the opposition Labour Party, said on Sunday.
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Liberals today are more likely object even to the messengers who pointed out the modern-day war on Christmas in — figures such as former FOX News host Bill O'Reilly and President Donald Trump.
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"Flying Monkeys" are friends of the narcissist sent to communicate with the child on their behalf, an allusion to L. Frank Baum's Wicked Witch of the West who sends her minions as messengers.
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Children's Aid hosts an event at its headquarters every year at which clients who have graduated from college return to serve as "credible messengers" for children still in the system and facing struggles.
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Different messengers elicit different responses, and the cytokines triggered by certain cancers have been found to set off not only a robust immune inflammatory response but also the neurological changes that cause depression.
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Blakey is remembered equally for the thunderous power of his drumming and for his influence on future generations; for over three decades, his Jazz Messengers remained a proving ground for premier young musicians.
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If you've ever been frustrated by the post office, UPS, bicycle messengers or other parcel carriers, you might be intrigued by the way this film's 13-year-old heroine transports packages: by broomstick.
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Go deeper: Texas Republicans admit there's a problem Editor's note: This story has been updated to note that Crenshaw "hate[s] engaging in identity politics" but believes the party needs more diverse messengers.
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"A more thorough analysis would consider the indirect effects of e-commerce on warehousing, local freight trucking, and couriers and messengers--three industries that have seen fairly robust job growth in recent years."
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Two Democrats who supported Pelosi told CNN that Tim Ryan's pitch to members inside the closed door meeting was a very effective speech, and was a good argument for why new messengers are needed.
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The actor was a little overwhelmed by the demands of the job, but as employees took notice of their new, high-profile colleague, he had to worry more about taking selfies than directing messengers.
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IBM has been a leader in bringing cognitive technologies to the enterprise; with Watson Workspace, it targeted one of the most painful aspects of messengers, which is not being able to find information easily.
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Thirty-eight percent are using instant messengers like Telegram and LINE several times a day, compared to 12 percent back in 2012 when 3G had yet to be fully released across the telecom sector.
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But hacking needs to be more prevalent in the debate, rather than the claims that WhatsApp and other messengers provide a safe haven for terrorists getting front and centre: it is simply not true.
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Research published in 2014 revealed that the drug stimulates some opioid receptors, which in turn release the brain's chemical messengers (neurotransmitters), and this change in brain chemistry provides relief for some people with depression.
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One possibility that should intrigue secure messengers is that end-to-end encryption could be implemented by the service extension, making sure that your notifications are secure from point of origin to the user.
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PARELES The Jazz Messengers were the quintessential outfit of the hard-bop era, but as a finishing school for young jazz musicians on their way to illustrious careers, the band had no fixed membership.
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They include two tunes that had never been released in any form — including "Quick Trick," a sauntering ditty composed by the pianist Bobby Timmons (the author of "Moanin'," the Messengers' de facto theme song).
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It's time for Democratic leaders to listen to their constituents and lead us toward real progress with well-considered proposals, and messengers who can captivate the imagination and know how to connect with people.
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In her introduction, Emily Rueb, whose webcam chronicled the Manhattan windowsill home of red-tailed hawks for The New York Times, recalls pigeons' roles as valiant couriers in wartime and as messengers for journalists.
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Messengers win in part by being ubiquitous, and even if deskbound users like myself are in the minority, Facebook can only grab market share from rivals if it's everywhere those rivals can be found.
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That's the case now with Blackstorm, a development platform that's geared toward different platforms like Messengers and the browser that can easily be accessed without having to download a native app through the App Store.
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Of course, silly apps will be there, but developers will eventually create use cases that piggyback and work really well on messengers, and they'll eventually be starting with just one (probably Facebook, the biggest one).
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To my mind, that attitude is really what scotched that AOL-Time Warner deal: The wholesale scoffing at these questionable messengers — to be clear, some of them were pretty questionable — without listening to message itself.
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"The terrorist threat in Russia will stay at the same level, because extremists will continue to use encrypted communication channels – in other messengers, or through a VPN," he said according to a report by Reuters.
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Sebastian (Ryan Gosling), a diehard nostalgist who longs for the purity of early jazz, is having second thoughts about joining The Messengers, a band headed up by his old friend and rival Keith (John Legend).
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LONDON, July 21 (Reuters) - Britain should not become the "messengers" for U.S. President Donald Trump over Iran's seizure of a UK-flagged tanker, Richard Burgon, justice spokesman for the opposition Labour Party, said on Sunday.
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The good news for the privacy-conscious is that some people seem willing to use additional messengers, even more secure and less popular ones, if some of their friends ask them to, the researchers found.
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Boys and girls, some as young as eight years old, have been recruited by militants to serve as combatants, messengers, porters, or domestic servants—many children are also the victims of sexual violence, including rape.
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Women employed in 2014: 37,300Women employed in 2018: 61,800What they do, according to O*NET: Couriers and messengers pick up and deliver messages or other objects, like documents or food, via car, bicycle, or walking.
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Messengers to counter extremism must be authentic and local: While there are some universals in the tools to counter extremism, and investment in their development is critical, the work itself must be grassroots and local.
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What I take from the social science of climate-change communications is that no one knows much of anything about what kinds of messages and messengers have what kinds of long-term effects on behavior.
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I still take bupropion–it improved my colitis symptoms, and my psychiatrist believes it can be complementary to the other antidepressant I take because different antidepressants affect different chemical messengers in the brain, called neurotransmitters.
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On occasion, messengers asked for a package at a checkpoint only to receive a message, generated by the race software and communicated by a volunteer, that the desired package was not yet ready for pickup.
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Heather Heyer was killed in an action meant to express the violent intent and threat of the messengers walking the streets of Charlottesville with lit tiki torches in hand — much like lynchings across our history.
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Something called leaky gut syndrome can allow chemical messengers called inflammatory cytokines (which—you guessed it—signal an inflammation response) to leak out of the gut and circulate through your system, eventually reaching your brain.
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"I watched this young woman — 21, 22 years of age — dealing with irate salespeople and messengers, doing it so calmly and efficiently — I was just so captivated by her," he said in a phone interview.
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Oto Gillen's fugal video-slide show "New York, 2015 —" documents the denizens of our sanctuary city's public spaces — homeless people, food vendors, police officers, bike messengers — presenting a combination of striving and defeat (and surveillance).
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And Mr. Caramanica argues that John Legend — who stars as Keith, an old nemesis who hires Seb to play in his jazz-hybrid ensemble the Messengers — understands that he is a foil in the film.
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In some sense, what this means is that the country is focused less on the messengers and squarely on the issues that affect their lives: getting good work, financial well-being, and reliable affordable healthcare.
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Breaking through, reaching an audience, has little to do with cleverness and a lot to do with power, money, access to media, and a willingness on the part of messengers to exhibit heroic message discipline.
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But Kamasi says he mostly listened to hip-hop until he was 214, when a friend of his older brother gave him a mixtape of Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers with the trumpeter Lee Morgan.
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Most antidepressants to date have been based on the "monoamine hypothesis", which holds that depression is caused by low levels of a class of chemical messengers (the monoamine neurotransmitters: serotonin, norepinephrine and dopamine) in the brain.
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" Hemmer, the Virginia professor and author of a book called Messengers of the Right:Conservative Media and the Transformation of American Politics, said Trump "has shown again and again that his statements are not rooted in reality.
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Like a silent yet aggressively restless unit member, it rushes before or alongside or behind the messengers as they snake through the mazy trenches and cross into No Man's Land, the nightmarish expanse between the fronts.
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Experts fear that the Department of Justice's latest argument against warrant-proof encryption, which emphasizes protecting children and focuses on the use of encrypted messengers, may make it harder than ever to resolve the encryption debate.
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Or if only a fancy communications firm could come up with a winning message and broadcast it via an aerial campaign, that it would change behavior (even though the most trusted messengers come from our communities).
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The study "supports the notion that non-clinicians based in the community can be effective messengers for healthful behavior change in blacks with high blood pressure," said Ravenell, who was not involved in the new research.
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To my mind, that attitude is really what scotched that AOL-Time Warner deal: The wholesale scoffing at these questionable messengers — to be clear, some of them were pretty questionable — without listening to the message itself.
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But a pair of new attacks on the web versions of those "secure" messengers shows how just a few lines of insecure code can undermine even the most airtight encryption—particularly when they're running in your browser.
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Instead, the president deployed several messengers to try to explain his decision, including Vice President Mike Pence, who had been previously scheduled to attend a lunch with senators to discuss how to avert a looming government shutdown.
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Reading from right to left, the "green side" of the mural tells a story of ancient voyages and genealogies, elders and ancestors building community, ritualizing ceremonies, and the generations of children that become future messengers of tradition.
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But as the idea of artificial-intelligence- driven messengers starts to take hold in the tech world, and specifically in areas like customer service, Twitter is positioning itself as a platform for these kinds of bots, too.
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Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, said the app was not blocked in any other countries, adding that if the app is banned in Russia then the government officials will entrust their communications to other countries' messengers.
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The messengers showed up in Bushwick, Brooklyn, on Sunday, laying their bicycles flat in the middle of Waterbury Street, then stepping back as someone distributed photocopied manifests, the term used for a list of pickups and deliveries.
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Don't be thrown by the God business or by the celestial messengers of the title who choose Prior (descended from a long line of Anglo-Saxon ancestors with the same name) to be their prophet on earth.
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However, the backlash increased significantly after an investigation in The New York Times earlier this month put a spotlight on the chaotic, uncertain working environment of New York City bike messengers largely working for companies like DoorDash.
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"This is not the time to shoot the messengers," Maren Costa, a principal user-experience designer at Amazon, said in a press statement released by members of the employee activism group Amazon Employees for Climate Justice (AECJ).
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And when they finally did, they received a deluge of subscription and donation cancellations, as the historian Nicole Hemmer points out in her 2016 book Messengers of the Right: Conservative Media and the Transformation of American Politics.
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And in the two weeks since the House GOP bill was first introduced, he touched base with members considering supporting the plan, working them on the House floor or coordinating with other messengers to talk to them.
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"Certainly there is worry because we are messengers of another culture, that of openness," the Vatican's deputy secretary of state, Archbishop Angelo Becciu, told an Italian Catholic television station in answer to a question about Trump's order.
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"All The Stars," the recently released music video from Kendrick Lamar and SZA, is as unapologetically African as the film, bringing Lamar face to face with gilded Nubian goddesses arriving like alien messengers within a luminous floating temple.
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No news yet of when the new pages for the cookbook she's testing will arrive, the messengers delayed by the current chaos of public transit, the book's author too temperamental, too paranoid to send it over e-mail.
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The "Messengers" page explains the new society will rely on either an armed courier service, as we see in "Forbidden Fruit," or messenger pigeons, which end up being a failing idea as we learn early in season 8.
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But both men, and others like the former governor of New Jersey, Chris Christie, are also political allies of the president and savvy messengers capable with the help of House Republicans of upending a hearing to undermine Democrats.
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Mr. Koch ordered the bike lanes gone, but eight years later bikers led by bicycle messengers emerged victorious in another fight, after they pressured Mr. Koch to drop his proposed plan to ban bikes from three Midtown avenues.
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In a marketing brochure, Wolf Intelligence promises solutions to track suspects through their IP addresses, email, and instant messengers, as well as monitor internet activity, hack into computers and cellphones, and even launch Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks.
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Various third-party apps promise to schedule messages in these messengers for you (a quick web search will lead you to them), but having tested a few of them out we can't recommend them as safe or reliable options.
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While there's never been a shortage of quote-unquote traditional rock bands — say, a mostly male, mostly white four-piece — their cultural impact has continued to wane in the face of increasingly diverse musical tactics, distribution networks and messengers.
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The playing field was not for an equestrian tournament but for its two-wheel variant, hardcourt bike polo — a growing and super-democratic version of the sport of kings, one with roots among off-duty bicycle messengers in Seattle.
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"Voters are commonly influenced by neighbors or people they know, so it makes sense they may try to be using a granular strategy to find validating messengers for their messages," said Rob Stutzman, a Republican political strategist in California.
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All the big players, from Facebook to Microsoft to Google, are investing big in automated messengers that perform narrow tasks, like ordering pizza, booking a hotel or hailing an Uber — things that were never that complicated to begin with.
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I remember, after the speech, listening to Democrats lament that the Clinton campaign hadn't put them higher on the schedule: The Khans were clearly the most effective anti-Trump messengers at the convention, but barely anyone would know it.
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He is not the first such figure — Pharoah Sanders, Albert Ayler and David S. Ware have been cast as prophetic messengers in the wake of Coltrane's death in 1967 — but he is the first to come along in some time.
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"I think having an open dialogue with North Korea, especially if the right messengers are at the table -- and that may not be the United States -- is not a bad thing and is something that should be explored," he said.
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There's certainly a valid criticism to be made about the ways in which celebrity operates, the ways in which our "social" media has corroded society, and the unbridled power of these platforms to transform messengers and their messages into movements.
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And who is this royal lineage of humanoids making subjects out of the simple Toads, who can be found as messengers, servants, and shopkeepers (though recent endeavors into "archeology" promises there is at least some class mobility among the entire species).
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As thousands of delegates -- called messengers -- arrive in Dallas on Tuesday for the Southern Baptist Convention's annual meeting, the mood is somber; some say the reputation and perhaps even future of the 15.2-million-member denomination may be at stake.
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If you're a longtime Timbuk2 fan know that the pack both looks and feels different from most of Timbuk2's classic designs, and unfortunately doesn't come in the bright, playful tri-color look that some of its classic messengers do.
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As more people take their conversations from the public web into private conversations via messengers, there's an enormous opportunity for a new category of services as well as a threat to products that rely on public sharing and the web.
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There are about 5,000 bike messengers in New York City, more than any place else in the country, and the city has been the site of countless unsanctioned races, called alley cats, with names like Cranksgiving and Rumble Thru Da Bronx.
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Prozac and similar drugs enhance the activity of brain messengers such as serotonin; they are mildly effective, but they take weeks or months for their effects to be felt, and for many patients they provide little or no relief from depression.
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" But allies said they worried the strategy of a concerted stream of attacks looked desperate and that some of messengers were wrong -- particularly Chelsea Clinton, who on her first day on the campaign trail warned that Sanders would "dismantle Obamacare.
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Set during a single day in April 1917, the film, presented as a sweeping continuous shot, follows two young British soldiers, Blake and Schofield, who are sent as messengers across enemy territory to stop a dawn attack on retreating German soldiers.
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But he soon finds out the ghosts are not the product of a cruel trick but rather otherworldly messengers of Christmases past, present and future who are eventually able to wipe that resting grinch face right out from under his nightcap.
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Set during a single day in April 1917, the film, presented as a sweeping continuous shot, follows two young British soldiers, Blake and Schofield, who are sent as messengers across enemy territory to stop a dawn attack on retreating German soldiers.
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With just a short time now until the November 6th midterm election, I am confident Latinos will vote, (polls tell us they are motivated in this election), but there are three critical factors that will influence their participation. Candidates. Investments. Messengers.
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Wade Davis, a former N.F.L. player who now speaks to men about gender inequality and masculinity at companies like Google, Netflix and the N.F.L., said that there are no better messengers to help men confront these issues than other men.
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In La La Land, too-cool-for-cover-bands and struggling jazz pianist Sebastian (Ryan Gosling) plays on the Roli Seaboard Grand, a $3,000 futuristic keyboard that warps sound based on presses, bends and slides, after joining Keith's (John Legend) band, The Messengers.
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Targeting and activating immune cells in just the right way isn't a simple matter and prior attempts have required fairly complex techniques involving fine-tuning antigens and antibodies and, in many cases, custom engineering dendritic cells (which function as immune system messengers).
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"The message is important, but I think the messengers are just as important," said Kim, who explained that Republicans win with Asian voters when they argue they are trying to support legal immigration while discouraging those who come to the country illegally.
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Beginning in 2012, Michna-Bales journeyed from plantations in Louisiana to safehouses in Kentucky to the border between Port Huron, Michigan and Sarnia, Ontario, retracing the steps of fugitive slaves, guides, messengers, and other activists as they sought or fought for freedom.
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Mortality and poor health were found to increase stepwise from the highest to the lowest levels in the occupational hierarchy: Messengers and porters, for example, had nearly twice the death rate of administrators, even after accounting for differences in smoking and alcohol consumption.
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"We tried to decide what messages, what points, we wanted the court to hear and which messengers should make those points," Brigitte Amiri, a lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union, said of the behind-the-scenes wrangling and whispering in Burwell v.
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After overhearing Mia promise her mother that he would find a steady gig to eventually fund his club, Sebastian starts to play keys for an extremely lucrative jazz band, the Messengers, led by his old friend, Keith (who is played by John Legend).
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As Sebastian plays his signature song, we watch a highly stylized montage—featuring silhouetted forms and semi-illustrated figures—of what might have been if Sebastian had never joined the Messengers and had instead followed Mia to Paris to film her first movie.
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Heather Hargreaves, executive director of NextGen America, the group founded by liberal billionaire Tom Steyer to engage more young people in politics, says she believes that in reaching younger voters, the party's message is more important than the age of its messengers.
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We started to understand that icons like MLK, Malcolm X and Marcus Garvey and many others were messengers to heal conflict and strife, as well as people like the Kennedy brothers, John Fitzgerald and Robert Francis — whom my mom named me after.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., wielding a political network cultivated over decades, has been reasserting himself as a party leader, while Senators Cory Booker of New Jersey and Kamala Harris of California have emerged as fresher-faced messengers for the midterms.
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The field of 95 cyclists—mostly a mix of bike messengers, track specialists, and world-class road racers hailing from 47 countries—got ready to compete in the men's final of Red Hook Crit, a fixed-gear cycling race held in Brooklyn.
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"Many Telegram users have already adopted different messengers, and those who want to stay with this product know a lot of ways to get round the ban and continue using the services they are used to," Interfax news agency quoted him as saying.
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It must include culturally-aware messengers and messages tailored to connect with the right segments of this increasingly diverse population -- Puerto Ricans and Cubans in Florida, Dominicans in New York, fourth-generation Mexicans in California versus first-generation Mexicans in the Midwest.
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The move was reminiscent of how a fractious Republican Party responded to State of the Union addresses when Barack Obama was president: Republican leaders designated a formal response and Tea Party-aligned conservatives chose their own messengers to deliver a different rebuttal.
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As Jon noted earlier today, China's government has also asked Apple to remove hundreds of apps from the China-version App Store this year, including popular social messengers like Skype and VPNs that allow Chinese citizens to access information outside of the Great Firewall.
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A friend hooked her up with a large, popular delivery service that allows messengers to sign up for shifts whenever they feel like it, which appeals to her because she could make extra cash without the job interfering with her schedule at the restaurant.
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But this sort of ground-truthing work has more than one purpose: With Iceland's glaciers at their melting point, these men and women—farmers, schoolchildren, a plastic surgeon, even a Supreme Court judge—serve not only as the glaciers' guardians, but also their messengers.
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The researchers also found adaptations involving genes that control chemical sensors involved in an advanced sensory system that lets Komodo dragons detect hormones, the body's chemical messengers, and pheromones, chemicals released particularly by mammals that serve as cues to other members of their species.
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Something that tickled up the orexins would be useful for any condition where excessive daytime sleepiness is an issue, not to mention the myriad other situations where low levels of these messengers may play a role, including obesity, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder and dementia.
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The move came at a time when more of the activity taking place on mobile phones is occurring in standalone apps, like Facebook and mobile messengers, and not in the web browser – a change in user behavior that Google knows can impact its bottom line.
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It was the beginning of a five-month high-wire act in which Mr. Zelensky tried to mollify Mr. Trump and his messengers, yet hang on to the support of members of Congress and diplomats who told him not to get mired in American politics.
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Something that tickled up the orexins would be useful for any condition where excessive daytime sleepiness is an issue, not to mention the myriad other situations where low levels of these messengers may play a role, including obesity, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, and dementia.
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The modest difference in attitude between the messengers will vanish, presumably because any real criticism — including any skepticism about this or any war — might impede the movie's embrace of heroic individualism for the greater good, which here largely translates as vague national struggle and sacrifice.
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It has presented a showcase for eager messengers (and possible 2020 presidential contenders) like Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey and Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who brandished their anti-Trump bona fides by speaking out against Judge Gorsuch from the moment he was announced.
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Cannabis consumers in New York City typically rely on the city's robust underground network of discreet bike messengers and shady dudes in the park to procure their (illegal) pot, but for a few medical marijuana patients who qualify, things will get much easier, sort of.
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" Édouard, who works at PopChef to help out a friend who needed messengers, goes into technical detail: "Help happens at every level, from lending an emergency air tube, to legal advice in the event of an accident, to selling a used bike or parts.
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Once we've captured a real-life human performance or likeness in 3-D, why not use the same deep neural networks and machine learning that are applied to autonomous vehicles, or chatbots on various messengers, to give VR/AR holograms a mind of their own?
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And I think that as the country starts to hear this, from different and varied messengers, in stronger unity and voice—their teachers and their policemen and their priests and their doctors and their kids, most important—I think this is how the culture shifted with smoking.
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"Our children are the living messengers we send to a future we will never see," he would say, and he would remind all of us that our time is too short not to fight for what's good and what is true, and what is best in America.
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Rather than debate the facts or engage in hysterics, they say, the movement should focus on shared values—like, for instance, the economic benefits of investing in clean energy—and recruit trustworthy messengers who can appeal to a skeptical public: small business owners, moderate Republicans, corporate CEOs.
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But Ryan's pitch that the Democrats need a new message — and fresh messengers — after a string of election losses has resonated among a number of junior members, stirring resentments within the rank and file that have stewed since the Republicans won the majority six years ago.
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"When we have credible messengers like Shanduke reach a population that is living in a traumatic state, he's one of the best shepherds to guide them on a healthier course," said Eric Cumberbatch, executive director of the New York City Mayor's Office to Prevent Gun Violence.
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An alto saxophonist, Watson was part of Art Blakey's epochal Jazz Messengers in the late 4763s and early '80s, and in the years since he has carried on the famed drummer's legacy as a practitioner of blues-rooted, straight-ahead jazz and a mentor to younger musicians.
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He could read and write, and he dispatched messengers throughout his vast empire to bring back copies of scholarly works for a library that had been gradually assembled over the course of centuries by his ancestors, but that took its name from its most avid collector, Ashurbanipal.
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Producers Annie Brown and Alexandra Leigh Young turn to professional breath holders, high school kids who cut class, frustrated bike messengers, a multi-million dollar pizza company and the woman behind a denim empire for baby boomers, for stories that might help solve difficult life questions.
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Three young women of color, all aligned with Sanders' political vision and -- in many cases -- better messengers than the candidate himself in the marginalized, minority communities he was determined to win over and turn out in 2020 had cast their lot with the septuagenarian from Vermont.
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I am encouraged and frustrated, because I have about six messengers running on my laptop, [to accommodate] the people who want to use Wire and the people who want to use Signal and the people who want to use Wickr and the people who want to use Skype.
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In preparation for the students' visit, an email sent from staff member Karen Kipgen's account granted the building's pages (who act as messengers for the politicians) access to private bathrooms they normally wouldn't be allowed to use because "there are cross-dressers in the building," the Tulsa World reports.
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And these vegan versions of classics come with the sort of high-end flair, attention to ingredients, and ingenuity found in the more traditional echelons of New York dining, which has historically looked down on the city's vegan restaurants as niche—for punky bike messengers and health nuts only.
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And then she does it again and again in deliriously perfect paintings like "Sand Storm" and "Messengers" (both from 1932) and "Even Song," from 1934, in which an immense vase aglow with inner fire, releases tendrils of smoke, flanked by two white shapes reminiscent of O'Keeffe cattle skulls.
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"Mothers have also been powerful advocates for stronger gun laws, but we need to show through our messengers that they are not the only ones who want to reduce gun violence," it advises, before suggesting bringing in more men, gun owners, hunters and experts like ER doctors and police.
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His enemies are ignorance, both from his paramour, Mia (Emma Stone), and the public; the cruel passage of time; and black musical pragmatists, in the form of Keith (John Legend), an old nemesis who plays an improbably popular funked-up, synth-heavy jazz hybrid with his band, the Messengers.
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