So, she's offered the internet some advice that's a bit more actionable.
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Thanks to this, those email alerts have suddenly become far more actionable than before.
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Each lacked core components that would have provided a fuller and more actionable picture.
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This approach was much more actionable for me than drafting a lengthy business plan.
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Twitter also says other tools aimed at giving publishers more actionable data are in the works.
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"The point was to help convert climate science into more actionable sustained policy support," he said.
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Thematic is devoted to analyzing unstructured sources to give customers more actionable steps to increasing customer satisfaction.
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But Mr. Zuckerberg fleshed them out into one of the more actionable calls for tech regulation that we've yet seen.
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At the end of it, Mr. Zubaydah was indeed a broken man, but he had surrendered no more actionable intelligence.
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That cannot escape American authorities who are eager to get their hands on him before the more actionable intelligence becomes obsolete.
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She's currently studying for her CFP and said she's working on some long-term plays that will include more actionable financial advice.
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Step one, naturally, is to build up awareness around Vested, and then attract employees in search of better, clearer, more actionable information.
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That's a more sustainable and a more actionable way of living a creative life than one based on some of the myths are.
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Notifications are getting improved with more actionable features as well, so you can respond to messages or triage them easier from your wrist.
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" Kathryn Rooney Vega, Bulltick Capital Markets' chief investment strategist, saw the drop as more actionable: "I think it's time to take profits, really.
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Notifications now have a "press for more" callout to let you know that you can push on it to get more actionable items.
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Here's a more actionable idea for people of all classes: Work hard, live within your means, pick your priorities and take responsibility for them.
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This means that you should split that large project up into smaller, more actionable mini-milestones—rather than simply writing "complete humongous project" on your checklist.
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And for something more actionable (and voyeuristic), there's Refinery28 Money Diaries: Everything You've Ever Wanted to Know About Your Finances... and Everyone Else's by Lindsey Stanberry.
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Twitter's long been trying to harness that in a more actionable way for ordinary users by way of hashtags, and in a more organized way for organizations.
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Again, this is pretty blatantly in service of brand thirstiness and not necessarily a feature users are clamoring for, like editing tweets or more actionable harassment reporting mechanisms.
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Hendel's RIPVGAR and the Network of Argentine Journalists for Non-Sexist Communication (Red PAR) are two organizations encouraging journalists to provide more actionable and sensitive coverage of femicides.
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But she argues that the fact CCPA allows consumers to tell companies to delete, or not to sell, their data makes notices prompted by the law more actionable.
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"There will be a much more actionable process this year," Ms. Isaacs said of an annual self-assessment that in recent years has increasingly focused on broadening the membership.
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It could also help to surface post-purchase product reviews – something that's important to Pinterest as it has been attempting to move into a more actionable space over the years.
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The Treasury should also be allowed to grant access to financial advisors who can use that data to provide more actionable, precise guidance on how much to save each year.
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Indeed, it appears that her pitch about Russian adoptions and overturning US sanctions went nowhere because Trump's family members and campaign staff were expecting something much more actionable about Clinton.
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Already, the Magicpin founder said, the service provides insight on passing consumers to business — for example highlighting influencers or serving up potential sales options — and there are plans to provide more actionable intelligence.
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Food companies are understandably wary of consumers associating their products with recalls, but giving consumers more actionable information on recalls is a cheap, effective way to prevent foodborne illness and protect public health.
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A next-gen system will use machine learning and predictive technology to identify and generate dozens to hundreds of useful market segments — more actionable than the three-five segments typically derived via demographic data.
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"We have a lot more planned in terms of continuing to build many more actionable insights for our customers around product merchandising, [understanding] who their customer base is, and so on and so forth."
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Looking ahead, Keydunov said his team is working to make Statsbot notifications smarter and more actionable — instead of telling you that a marketing campaign is losing money, it could also allow you to halt or reschedule that campaign directly from Slack.
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And while the fitness devices are designed to help wearers institute some key life and health changes like their more mainstream counterparts, Philips' products are aimed at a decidedly older demographic, designed to offer a fuller and more actionable health picture.
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Genomic data is complicated especially when it comes to clinical outcomes — how can you make things more actionable for [professionals], how can you reduce the cost and overhead, and how can you filter out what is relevant and not relevant.
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The data they did provide "lacked core components that would have provided a fuller and more actionable picture," said one of the reports, which was written by New Knowledge, a cybersecurity company, along with researchers at Columbia University and Canfield Research.
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SignalFire, a six-year-old, San Francisco-based venture firm that prides itself on mining what it says is more actionable data about, well, the world, has just raised a pair of funds that total $500 million in capital commitments.
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"What we're announcing at Advertising Week is really a doubling down, really a solution to make a video more actionable and to allow advertisers to measure success," Tara Walpert Levy, Google's vice president of agency and brand solutions, said in an interview.
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"There's much more actionable feedback today than there ever has been, so you don't let a player go down a path for very long if it's not a path that's going to work for him, long term, in the big leagues," Luhnow said.
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Tricia Bacon, a Somalia specialist at American University in Washington and a former State Department counterterrorism analyst, said the increase in strikes was probably the result of "better and more actionable intelligence," meaning fresh tips about insurgents that commandos can act on immediately.
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Over the summer, the company plans to roll out a separate AI-driven customer success module that integrates with a variety of apps to give workers more actionable insights on what tasks are the most critical to maintaining and building customer relationships.
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But, but, but: This concept is increasingly part of our debate, so it's got me thinking about tangents that are more actionable: to what degree people are willingly taking concrete steps to lower their lifestyle's impact on climate change, or why people are not.
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It was reasonable to assume that there would be more actionable language, but after all, it is August in Europe and why not wait until they see what September brings and what the Fed does since any strengthening in the dollar and tightening in the US is a de facto easing in Europe.
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The research, reported earlier by The New York Times, is a more actionable evolution of something security researchers have been showing great interest in — fooling Siri: Last year, researchers at Princeton University and China's Zhejiang University demonstrated that voice-recognition systems could be activated by using frequencies inaudible to the human ear.
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The Arity Hackathon Challenge tasks you with building an app that helps improve mobility – from increasing safety on the road to building smarter cities to helping people travel more efficiently, providing drivers with more actionable information or making connected cars more efficient – using the Arity SDK and/or Arity APIs (Mobility Trends, Automotive Solutions) in conjunction with any technology of your choice deployed on any device. Prizes:
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Health risks associated with rolling coal include respiratory issues. The American Cancer Society has linked exposure to diesel exhaust to lung cancer. A more actionable concern is road traffic safety violations, as the black smoke can impair visibility, increasing the risks of motor vehicle crashes; and is a violation of clean air laws.
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54 A personal letter from President Antanas Smetona to Chairman of Presidium of the Supreme Soviet Mikhail Kalinin repeated assurances that Lithuania always honored the mutual assistance pact.Sabaliūnas (1972), p. 178 The third and final meeting between Merkys, Urbšys, and Molotov on June 11 brought no resolution. The Soviets continued to press charges which the Lithuanians could not meaningfully answer and made no more actionable requests.
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The high sense of commitment exhibited by teams in a high performance organization allow these teams to have a better sense of purpose, more accountability, and more actionable goals which allows them greater productivity. High performance teams move through the same stage development framework, which was popularized by Tuckman, as other teams. They must be guided by a competent leader through the stages until they are ready to truly operate at high performance.
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The company uses the Big Five model of personality Using what it calls "behavioral microtargeting" the company indicates that it can predict "needs" of subjects and how these needs may change over time. Services then can be individually targeted for the benefit of its clients from the political arena, governments, and companies providing "a better and more actionable view of their key audiences." According to Sasha Issenberg, CA indicates that it can tell things about an individual he might not even know about himself. CA derived much of its personality data on online surveys which it conducts on an ongoing basis.
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Slate grey clad Hungarian workers' guards and their PPSh-41 sub-machine guns. With a lightweight, fold-up shoulder strap, it was made in Hungary for a version of the Armed Forces ("Armed Forces"). This basic weapon was used by the Workers' Guard until the early 1970s. Similar worker-guard organizations existed before 1956 in various socialist countries, partly to the circumvent closing of the Second World War peace treaties (such as the German Democratic Republic's Kampfgruppe squads), in part to provide more actionable, non-regular "popular" groups than the armed forces (such as the Lidové Milice of Czechoslovakia).
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The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) or Global Goals are a collection of 17 interlinked goals designed to be a "blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all". The SDGs, set in 2015 by the United Nations General Assembly and intended to be achieved by the year 2030, are part of a UN Resolution called the "2030 Agenda".United Nations (2015) Resolution adopted by the General Assembly on 25 September 2015, Transforming our world: the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (A/RES/70/1) The 17 SDGs are: (1) No Poverty, (2) Zero Hunger, (3) Good Health and Well-being, (4) Quality Education, (5) Gender Equality, (6) Clean Water and Sanitation, (7) Affordable and Clean Energy, (8) Decent Work and Economic Growth, (9) Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure, (10) Reducing Inequality, (11) Sustainable Cities and Communities, (12) Responsible Consumption and Production, (13) Climate Action, (14) Life Below Water, (15) Life On Land, (16) Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions, (17) Partnerships for the Goals. Though the goals are broad and interdependent, two years later (6 July 2017) the SDGs were made more "actionable" by a UN Resolution adopted by the General Assembly.
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